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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1958
Page
7
Cute 15 inch puppy pattern uses one 4 ounce skein worsted and two pillowlike pieces. Includes Alice Brooks pattern 7372 and Marian Pattern 9147 for misses sizes 10 to 16. Summer casual with sailor collar, fitted bodice, and fluttery skirt.
Daily advises Capricorn to balance farming with recreation and sport, noting fate may hesitate. The page features general zodiac guidance, a Women’s View column, and a brief child-related note, with other horoscope fragments and calendar hints.
Eliza beth Martha Mutz and Albert Robert Schallenmuller wed at St Luke s Church in West Roxbury Mass The bride daughter of Carl and Mary Mutz Needham attended Girls Latin School and MGH School of Nursing He a MIT graduate 1956 chemical engineer at Rocketdyne Los Angeles Attendants included Annette O Connell Lois Pichulo Elizabeth McMakin Best man James Stenborg Charles Mutz other relatives present The couple plans a cross country honeymoon and will reside in Los Angeles.
Hedda Hopper reflects on Paris mood with Henry Sell and Ludwig Bemelmans, notes Grace Kelly’s Monaco strength, Cannes and Monte Carlo crowds, and a canceled Brussels trip. She also laments American exhibit woes, mocks propaganda Russians, and chats with Preston Sturges about family and fame.
Dorothy Jean Brewer daughter of Mr and Mrs Leslie Brewer of 1828 E th St Mesa and Charles Ray Whitmer of Mesa announce their engagement The bride to be is a Tucson High School and University of Arizona graduate Lambda Delta Sigma Sigma Alpha Teta and Phi Kappa Phi member She taught in Sam Manuel and plans to marry on his return from serving a church mission in the North central states The couple will wed at the Latter Day Saints temple in Mesa
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