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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1965
Page
6
A collage of reader submissions offers kitchen hacks and household how tos. Tips include shaping meatballs for uniformity, storing powder puffs to keep powder soft, teaching kids with calendar numbers, and improving oven presentation by using a windowed stove.
Mr and Mrs Edward H Seeman celebrate their 50th anniversary at 27 E Schilling Place. Married in Toledo, they moved to Tucson to live with daughter Elston Sowle. Grandsons Donald and Paul Sowle and great granddaughters Deborah Jean and Judith Kay Sowle noted. Mr Seeman retired after 50 years with New York Central Railroad in Toledo. They are active in Pythians and Lutheran church and will receive friends Sunday after 3 p.m.
The wedding of Pat G. Diaz and John V. Figueroa took place Saturday morning at San Agustin Cathedral. Attendants included siblings and relatives on both sides. the groom is a Tucson High School graduate employed by O Rielly Chevrolet, while the bride attended Pueblo High School and works for Levy's El Con.
The Mr. and Mrs. Club of Congregation Anshei Israel will host a patio barbecue Saturday in the auditorium at 1801 E. 6th St. A short meeting and a movie precede the barbecue which begins at 9 p.m. Dinner has a charge and attendees both members and non members are welcome.
Cowboys wives share their husbands preferred steak styles as Father's Day weekend approaches. William W. King favors pan fried steak with a green chile tomato onion sauce. Clarence Britten prefers mesquite grill with salt and pepper. Raleigh Van Deren sticks to plain cowboy fried steak. Bryan Harbour enjoys char broiled steak. Dr. Walt Condon prefers searing with very hot flames.
Joseph B. Sapienza claimed Virginia Ruth Cushing as his bride Saturday morning at St Josephs Catholic Church. The couple, Arizona State School for the Deaf graduates, were attended by G D Cushing as matron of honor and Paul Sapienza as best man. A reception followed at the bride's parents home.
Johnston's No-Roach offers a colorless odorless cabinet coating that controls cockroaches on sills and stops ants. The brush on formula lasts months and is harmless to pets. No Roach means no roaches.
Mollie Renner and Thomas Albert Gardner married in a single ring ceremony at Sacred Heart Catholic Church. The bride wore a blue street-length taffeta dress and carried roses. Gardner's mother Mrs. Paul Fayuant was matron of honor and his stepfather Mr. Fayuant was best man. Gardner serves with the U S Army. he is the son of Berlie Gardner of Fort Lowell Road and Mrs. Fayuant.
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