Darnell Citizen Reporter Dies After Long illness
Charles H. Darnell 51 longtime Daily Citizen reporter died at his home after a long illness. A veteran soldier and electrical engineer he served as police reporter and general assignment writer, and conducted a book review column. He helped expose abuses by liquor officers and helped pioneer broadcasting with KDKA in Pittsburgh. He studied at UC Berkeley and served in British and American armies in World War I.
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Charles H. Darnell
Daily Citizen
North Stone Avenue
Darnell
The
Percy Lewis
University of California
Berkeley
Division of Communication
Welsh Fusiliers
Camp Gordon, A
Reggie Russell
Newsman dies after service at eastern radio stations
The obituary notes the death of a Newsman who served as an engineer with General Electric under Steinmetz. He was praised as an alert field engineer and highly regarded in GE research and communications work. From 1927 to 1929 he led communications for Western Air Express Co before resigning due to health.
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Darnell
Dunkarque
France
General Electric Co
Dnieper
Russia
KDKA
Pittsburgh
Steinmetz
General Electric Company
Western Air Express Co
Wartime Motion Picture Shown at Kiwanis Meeting
Lt. Sherry N. Harding presented Pincers on Japan to Kiwanis at the Pioneer hotel. Esmer Morales Hernandez Martinez, 30, a San Luis Potosi native, was bound over to U S district court on illegal entry charges with $500 bond set. Shirley McPhate, daughter of J W McPhate, won a freshman scholarship and $50 at Tempe State College per Amphi theatre superintendent Paul Gitteau.
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Japan
Kiwanis Club
Pioneer Hotel
Sherry N. Harding
Army Recruiting Office
Erasmo Hernandez-Martinez
San Luis Potosi
Mex
U. S. District Court
Segal
Thomas H.I. McKay
U. S
Shirley McPhate
J. W. McPhate
North Oracle Road
Amphitheatre High
Tempe
Paul Gitteau
Amphitheatre
Monthly meeting of St Anthony's Third Order
The Monthly meeting of St Anthony's fraternity of the Third Order of St Francis will be held in All Saints church at 3 p m Sunday.
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St. Anthony’s Fraternity of the Third Order of St. Francis
All Saints’ Church
Jonathan Schultz to Represent Tucson at State Toastmasters Contest
Jonathan Schultz of the Saguaro Toastmasters club will represent Tucson at a state Toastmasters speech contest to be held at the Hassayampa Hotel in Prescott tomorrow night.
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Jonathan Schultz
THE
Saguaro Toastmasters’ Club
Tucson
Hassayampa Hotel
Prescott
Service for J R Darnell Planned After Long Illness
Jay R Darnell born January 17 1894 in Marshalltown Iowa died after years of illness with health failing since 1929. His wife Lillian H Darnell survives with a sister who died in 1922. Reilly Undertaking Co handles arrangements to be announced later.
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Veterans’ Hospitals
Lillian H. Darnell
Jay
Marshalltown
Reilly Undertaking Company
Truck Crash Fatal For William Gillespie At Telegraph Pass
William Gillespie aged 19 died when his truck overturned on Telegraph pass 25 miles east of Yuma. Faulty brakes cited as the cause. Body to arrive here tomorrow. funeral arrangements to be announced by Bring's funeral home.
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William Gillespie
Telegraph Pass
Yuma
Bring’s Funeral Home
Indiana Woman Dies At Daughter's Home
The body of Mrs. Josephine Sturm McDaniel, 89, was sent to Mt. Vernon Indiana for services and burial by Bring's funeral home. She died Wednesday at the home of her daughter Mrs. Ben Curtis at 1143 East Eighth Street with other survivors listed.
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Josephine Sturm McDaniel
Mt. Vernon
Ind
Bring’s Funeral Home
Former Tucsonian Dies in California
Mrs. C. W. Dillingham a former Tucson resident died in Los Angeles on June 5. Funeral services were held there with burial in El Calvario cemetery. She is survived by son Clifton Jr and two daughters Mrs. Tony Turin and Mrs. Joe Garan, all of Los Angeles, three sisters and one brother in Indiana, California, and Tucson. Her husband died seven months earlier.
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C. W. Dillingham
Tucson
Los Angeles
el Calvario
Dillingham
Clifton, Jr
Tony Turin
Joe Galan
Rita Beck
Roy Richards
West McCormick Street
Robert Nardelli
San Jose
Calif
Tim Gomez
Richmond
Ind
Mt Vernon Obituary Notes Losses in Family Roster
The obituary lists Mrs Herman Jeffries of Mt Vernon and her daughter, Raymond Sturm, also of Mt Vernon, a brother George Alldrege of Colton California, and 16 grandchildren.
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Herman Jeffries
Mt. Vernon
Raymond Sturm
George Alldrege
Colton
Calif
Births at St Marys Hospital Tucson
Birth announcements list three newborn boys to local families in Tucson. First child born to Mr. and Mrs. Karl Dwyer at 10 40 am June 13 on East Broadway. Second to Mr. and Mrs. George W Brandt Jr at 8 32 am June 14 on East Ninth Street. Third to Sgt and Mrs Charles Edwards at 8 50 am June 14 on Consolidated Dwellings.
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Karl Dwyer
East Broadway
Tucson
George W. Brandt, Jr
East Ninth Street
Charles Edwards
Consolidated Dwellings
Albert
Twin Girls Born to Tucson Residents and Nearby Families
A birth notice lists a girl born at 9:00 a.m. on June 14 to Mr. and Mrs. Larry O’Brien of 535 West Fifth Street in Tucson. Also a girl born at 11:36 p.m. on June 12 to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ginter Jr. of 283 East First Street, Tucson, and twin girls born at 7:34 and 7:44 p.m. on June 13 to an unnamed family.
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Beehler
West Fifth Street
Tucson
Tucson Medical Center
Larry O’brien
R. R. Box
Fred Ginter, Jr
East First Street
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