Ott-Miller Nuptials Read in Local Ceremony
Elizabeth Catherine Miller and Charles Hyler Ott wed in a formal ceremony at SS Peter and Paul church. The bride, daughter of the late John J. Miller, wore an embroidered Swiss organdy gown and veil. The couple plan a tour of Louisiana, the East Coast, and Canada before returning July 14.
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Charles Hyler Ott
SS Peter & Paul's Catholic Church
John J. Miller
Ott
Maria C. Ott
C. H. Ott
CSB
Joseph P. Scherer
Francis J. Green
George Connelly
Bertrand Parent
St. Marian Claire
Mary Inez
Paul Laos
Ralph E. Bruneau
Phoenix
Eleanor Doane
Balboa Island
Calif
Frank E. Ott
Paul Monier, Jr
Ralph E. Bruneau, Jr
Santa Rita Hotel
East Fourth Street
Louisiana
East Coast
Canada
Tucson
St. Joseph's College
University of Toronto
Southern Arizona Bank
University of Arizona
Army Air Forces
Toronto
Can
Buehman Studio
Girls Club Plans Card Party and Dance at Pioneer Ballroom
The Girls' club of the Valley National Bank will host a card party and dance Monday evening at the Pioneer ballroom. The Pioneer Orchestra will provide music and Laure and Andre of the Arthur Murray school will present entertainment. Florence Roberts chairs the event with Lois Whipple and Helen Hailey helping. Open to bank employees their families and friends.
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Mrs Garing Heads Postal Auxiliary
Mrs. Robert Garing named president of the ladies auxiliary to the National Federation of Post Office Clerks local No. 255. New officers include Mrs. Henry Kelley first vice president, Mrs. George French second vice president, Mrs. Herman Berlow secretary, Mrs. William Pasco treasurer, and Mrs. John McLaughlin Mrs. Alfred Irwin and Mrs. M A O Hara as trustees.
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Robert Garing
National Federation of Post Office Clerks
Henry Kelley
George French
Herman Berlow
William Pasco
John McLaughlin
Alfred Irwin
M. A. O'Hara
Daily Reminders for Sunshine Chapter Meeting
The Sunshine chapter of UD CBS will meet at 2 p.m. Monday at the Masonic temple. Mary A Hasenthal and Thomas J Price, worthy patrons, will preside. This will be the last chapter meeting until September.
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Masonic Temple
Mary A. Hasenthal
Thomas J. Price
Tucson Camp Opens With UA Students As Counselors
Santa Cruz ranch hosts a summer camp for children with four University of Arizona students serving as counselors. Ten Tucson youngsters attend including Donald Parsons and Bonnie Parsons. Additional campers and reservations list Chaddy Newcomb, Terry Clark, Mike Clark, Mari Fathauer, Bill Boyd, Gail Cameron, Eve Patterson, and Tito Peterson.
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Santa Cruz Ranch
University of Arizona
Tucson
University
Thomas Salb
Audrey Salb
Marguerite Wolfe
Sue Beville
Donald Parsons
Bonnie Parsons
Harry Elster
Edward Gold
Ann Schoenhair
Connie Horn
Marietta Horn
Sue Graff
Peggy Craig
Ann Hartzell
Chaddy Newcomb
Terry Clark
Mike Clark
Mari Fathauer
Bill Boyd
Gail Cameron
Eve Patterson
Tito Peterson
Credit Club Picnic and Officers Installation Dates
The Tucson Credit Women’s Breakfast annual picnic will be at 6 p.m. Tuesday in Sabino canyon. On June 21 several Tucson members will travel to Phoenix to attend the Phoenix club officers installation at 7:30 p.m. at the Adams hotel. Principal speaker Genevieve Cornell, district president from Bakersfield, Calif., returns from the national convention in St. Louis June 15 to 19. Participants include Margaret Miars, Henrietta DeMeester, Olivia Robles, Mrs. Gus Taylor, Trinidad Ki Meyrl Stevens, Della Prange, Melvina Smith, and Georgia Johnston.
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Sabino Canyon
Tucson
Phoenix
Phoenix Club
Adams Hotel
Genevieve Cornell
Bakersfield
Calif
St. Louis
Olivia Robles
Gus Taylor
Trinidad Ki Meyrl Stevens
Della Prange
Melvina Smith
Georgia Johnston
I Found Love And Faith As The Keys To Hope
Ellie Robinson reflects on sixty four years of searching the world for cures to pain and fear and finds two universal remedies. Love reaches the heart while faith in God offers personal assurance. The piece weighs the limits of motive and power and declares love and faith as universal solutions.
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Ellie Robinson
Pardner
Earth
Pockets in dresses spark 1948 handbag tax debate
U S Representative Harold Knutson clashes with Carrie Wakeman of the Federation of Women's Clubs over a proposed 20 percent tax on purses. Wakeman argues women lack pockets and dressmakers avoid them to prevent bulges.
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Frederick C.othman
Washington
Harold Knutson
Minnesota
Carrie Wakeman
New York Federation of Women's Clubs
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