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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1944

Page

8

Outdoor Garden Wedding Joins Margarette Gallagher and Maj. Jack O Brown

Mrs Margarette Gallagher married Maj Jack O Brown in a Davis Monthan garden ceremony. The bride wore a pink marquisette gown and carried pale roses. Maj Brown, an Atlanta native, is a tactical air instructor at Davis Monthan. The couple plans a two week coast honeymoon then residence in Tucson.

Mary Gallagher C. Billings York Tucson Jack O. Brown Atlanta Brown O. S. Brown Roanoke Louella Ross Brown

Daily reminders for community events in Tucson

Tomorrow brings a Girl Scout day camp at 8 30 AM at the Arizona State School for the Deaf and Blind in Tucson. The Tucson League of Women Voters meets at 10 30 AM in the Chamber of Commerce visitors room. The VFW auxiliary meets tonight at 7 30 PM at the post hall 121 East Broadway. The Parent Counselor club sponsors a family supper tomorrow night at 6 30 PM in the Temple of Music recital hall and Bible school registration is at First Southern Baptist church East Speedway and North Third Avenue tomorrow afternoon at 4 PM. First Methodist Church at 91 East Fourth Street holds a meeting Monday morning at 8 30 AM. GIA to B of LE meets tomorrow afternoon at 2 PM in the Odd Fellows hall for a regular business meeting followed by a social hour.

Tion Arizona State School For the Deaf and Blind Parent-Counsellor Temple of Music First Southern Baptist Church East Speedway North Third Avenue First Methodist Church East Fourth Street GIA Odd Fellows Hall

Mrs Goldman and Son Leave Tucson for Oklahoma City

Mrs Helen Goldman and her son Jerome have resided at the Santa Rita hotel for nine months. They will depart this week for Oklahoma City after a one month stay, then proceed to Colorado before returning to Tucson in the fall. Mrs Anne Burney and Miss Dorothy Karasowitz have stayed two weeks at the Santa Rita and left Sunday for Los Angeles.

Helen Goldman Jerome Santa Rita Oklahoma City Colorado Tucson Anne E. Burney Dorothy Karasowitz Los Angeles

Sew and So Club to Meet Next Wednesday at 2 PM

The Sew and So Club will hold a meeting next Wednesday at 2 p.m. hosted by Miss Ruth Pearce at 65 East Alameda Street. Mrs. Elizabeth Caleffie will be the hostess.

Ruth Pearce East Alameda Street Elizabeth Caleffie

True Story of Atrocities and Fox Killing in Holmes County

A WWII Nazi tale of grisly gold theft contrasts with a second, shocking true report of a fox being killed as a sport in Holmes County Ohio. The piece, syndicated in 1944, urges readers to question national pride and human brutality in both stories.

Schillmann Moscow Herr Schillmann Ossian Goulding Saturday Evening Post Ohio Germany Japan Holmes County U.S.A King Features Syndicate, Inc

War Department cites massive Allied movement since Pearl Harbor

The War Department reports that over 2,000,000 men and 20,000,000 tons of Army cargo have been moved to 50 countries and U S island possessions since Pearl Harbor, underscoring scale of wartime logistics and global reach.

War Department U. S. Island Pearl Harbor

Roosevelt School Awards Honor Wide Range Of Achievements

At closing exercises Roosevelt school promoted many students to junior high, awarded perfect attendance and spelling trophies, reading honors, and swimming prizes. The Red Cross juniors prepared Easter tray favors, with total charitable giving listed alongside war bond and stamp totals and a waste-paper drive total.

Roosevelt School Gene Ackerman Ronnie Anderson Arthur Alvarez George Chakaris Amelia Delgado Carmen Gonzales Prospero Gonzales Tommy Harper Mary Glasier Jean Lester Barbara Nevins Gilbert Montoya Rodolfo Romero Donna Seymour Shirley Stephen Mary Frances Stewart Milton Valenzuela Jerry Vandermark Betty Waddell John Richards Augustine Romero Wanda Roberts Gene Franco Beverly El-iott Roy Felix Gloria Carrillo Milton Red Cross Davis- Monthan Hospital St. Patrick's Day Poland Greece Italy

Lunch business grows with banning of siesta

Mexico City reports hotel and restaurant owners bidding to supply lunches for workers who no longer have a siesta. The government sets lunch windows of 30 minutes to one hour near workplaces so employees cannot return home to eat and nap.

Mexico City

Red Cross Courses End With Large Graduation List

The Red Cross canteen aide course led by Mrs. Richard Canning at the winter headquarters graduates include Adelaide Read Helen Reed Mable Ross Margaret Ross Anna Raih Anne Rush Agnes Russell Beverly Schnee Elizabeth Sears Eleanor Sherwood Arline Shallcross Priscilla Shearman Joan Sidebottom Patricia Sloan Kitty Smith Maxine Smith Alma Sponagle Helen Steinhauer Margaret Taylor Marion Thomas Margaret Tifft Jeanne Tucker Pauline Underhill Marion Upshaw Lyda Wade Bessie Tevis. The beginner swimming course by John L Garringer at Tucson High names Spencer Andrews Bill Bass Muickevy Brown Arnold Butler Eldon Clawson Frank Dela Hanty Clair Dobias Roger Dowst Howard Friedman Ben Harmon Art Herron Stephen Hess Frank Ingham John Ingham Barney Kingla Martin Mazer Frank Mitchell Jack Mommsen Harvey Nelson Richard O’Connor Peter O Laughlin Bill Roberts Lionel Savage Howard Shhiff Thomas Walker Art Weddle Al Wein Earl Williams Leonard Sleight Ramsey Smith Thor Hanson. The summer swimming course by Virginia Robinson of Tucson High completes Margaret Mclean Janice Bradley Marvy Knagge Rose Catalanotte Marie Lindberg Leonore Nardho Margie Reineman Frances Percival Beverly Webster Grace Ann Wilson Helen Grace. The Robinson led course includes Noreen Fitzpatrick Myrtle Lawson Ann Lazar. Intermediate swimming graduates include Rose Catalanotto Gerry Van Kirk Virginia Dolan Grace Lidaky Grace Ann Wilson Mary Knagge. Life saving and water safety graduates are Rose Catalanotto Margaret Mclean Beverly Webster. White Shrine Patrol Club will meet with Mrs. Alice Bierbaum at 131 South Westmoreland at 2 p m Friday and invites all members and visitors.

Red Cross Richard Canning Adelaide Read Helen Reed Mable Ross Margaret Ross Anna Raih Anne Rush Agnes Russell Beverly Schnee Elizabeth Sears Eleanor Sherwood Arline Shallcross Priscilla Shearman Joan Sidebottom Patricia Sloan Kitty Smith Maxine Smith Alma Sponagle Helen Steinhauer Margaret Taylor Marion Thomas Margaret Tifft Jeanne Tucker Pauline Underhill Marion Upshaw Lyda Wade Bessie Tevis John L. Garringer Tucson High School Spencer Andrews Bill Bass Muickevy Brown Arnold Butler Rose Catalanotto Gerry van Kirk Virginia Dolan Grace Lidakay Grace Ann Wilson Mary Knagge Margaret Mclean Beverly Webster

Women Voters League Meets in Tucson Chamber Room

The Tucson League of Women Voters holds its first summer meeting tomorrow at 10 30 AM in the visitors room of the Chamber of Commerce. Mrs A V Humphrys and Mrs R R Hinnant and Miss Ethyl C Lobban report on the Chicago national convention and a display of candidate material will be shown for public review after June 10. A membership drive starts soon led by Mrs Thayer Painter with open enrollment for all women.

Tucson League of Women Voters Chamber of Commerce Chicago A. V. Humphrys Arizona R. R. Hinnant Ethyl C. Lobban League Miss Lobban Hubert H. d’Autremont Tucson League Thayer Painter

Larcena Louise Past Noble Grand Association Meeting

A meeting of Larcena Louise Past Noble Grand association No. 6 is scheduled for Friday at 8 pm. It will be held at the residence of Mrs. H. M. Parker located at 2146 East Fourth Street with hostesses Mrs. C. Brainard and Mrs. C. N. Neustatter.

Larcena Louise Noble Grand Association No. 6 H. M. Parker East Fourth Street C. Brainard C. N. Neustatter

Dayton-McCord Rites Held At Marana Army Airfield

Miss Doris Dayton daughter of Mr and Mrs Paul K Dayton of Oracle Arizona and First Lt Thomas A McCord son of Mr and Mrs Thomas E McCord of Neosho Missouri were married in an informal candlelight ceremony at 830 Sunday evening in the Chapel of the Desert Marana Army airfield Chaplain Williston Wirt officiating The altar bore larkspur and iris The ceremony featured staff Sgt Clifton L Danner playing wedding music The bride wore a white silk jersey dress a white flower hat and carried an old fashioned nosegay The event included her sister in law as matron of honor and First Lt George A Kemper Jr as best man The couple plan to reside at Marana where Lt McCord is a flight commander after nineteen months stationed there

Doris Dayton Paul K. Dayton Oracle Ariz Thomas A. McCord Thomas E. McCord Neosho Chapel of the Desert Marana Army Airfield Williston Wirt Clifton L. Danner P. K. Dayton, Jr George A. Kemper, Jr Pearsall Tex Montclair N. J Stanford University University of Arizona Pi Phi Sorority Desert Mermaids WAA Lt. McCord Missouri University of Arkansas Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity

Thunderbolt and Lightning Fighters Carry 1000-Lb Bombs

London report says Thunderbolt and Lightning fighters now carry a 1000 pound under each wing, equalling the light bombers and half of the medium bombers. The former capacity was 1000 pounds total. The announcement notes most effective attacks use a mix of low level and oil bombing techniques.

London Bom

Intensive German Course Promoted For Summer Term

University of Arizona announces an intensive two month German course modeled after ASTP programs. The class emphasizes spoken language with conversational practice and reading from military and civil texts to convey culture. Two language types will be offered: reading and speaking, to meet wartime needs and postwar rehabilitation plans.

ASTP University of Arizona William Kurath ATSP Kurath Army of Occupation

Also Mentioned on This Page

Margarette Gallagher Garden of la Mar Estate Davis-Monthan Field Albert Schiss Davis-Monthan Frank C. la Mar North Alvernon Way Eddie Bush Davis-Monawl Arry Foster Clark Culpepper Anthony R. Pakos Joseph P. Stone Old Pueblo L. N. Brown Chi Omega Sorority University of South Carolina Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity Kelly Field San Antonio Daily Reminder Post Hall East Broadway Sew and So Aspen Elsie Robinson Gen. Clark Victory Gardener Ann Clark Mark Clark Ann Dorothea Fox Marjorie Washington, D. C Clark U. S Fifth Army.International Banning of Siesta White Shrine Patrol Club Alice Bierbaum South Westmoreland White Shrine Women Voters League Noble Grand Subway Cleaning Service Cae Reddies Moe Bscuiy Dayton-McCord Marana Yon Tyndall Cele Peterson Jersey E. Pennington America Clorox Alia Cop Vane
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