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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1949
Page
3
A federal grant of 255 805 for expansion of St Marys hospital was made available Saturday. The funds bring the total to about 750 000 according to Sister Ann Lucy mother superior. Bids are out and building is expected to start in August.
Rites for E. P. Jimmie Carter, who died Thursday night, are set for 4 p.m. Monday at Parker-Kerr mortuary chapel with Rev. Wesley Ford of the First Christian Church officiating and the Tucson Elks Lodge conducting services in their plot at the cemetery. Pallbearers include French De Grazia, Clarence Gordon, Jerry Wilson, Cullen Armstrong, Barry Gunter, Tony Tappero. Honorary pallbearers are Mayor E. T. Houston and others named Kept in the list: Gene Lauck, George Martin, Albert Atterinfy, Royal Irving, Charlie Fow, Frank Potter, Harry Wright, Ex Bailey, Pete Waggoner, Co Kimball, Dr. William Ure, Joe Bal lentoni, Dewey DuBois, Merle Garrett, Jack Underwood, James Williams, Fred Sposst, and C. E. Goyette.
A reckless driving charge against Carl F. Lopez 21 of 661 W st was dismissed for lack of sufficient evidence by Police Magistrate Paul J. Cella. The case stemmed from a Thursday accident in the 300 block of South Stone avenue in which Lopez collided with a car driven by Elizabeth Walker of 333 S. Cherry Ave.
The 17th annual Navajo County fair and Holbrook Junior Chamber of Commerce rodeo will run September 23 24 and 25 in Holbrook. A fair book with premium list and rodeo program is planned for distribution before the end of July, announced John Miller secretary of the fair commission.
Pvt Charles L. Van Horn, son of Mrs. Mary A. Van Horn of Tucson, graduates from the medical technicial course at Brooke Army Medical Center in Fort Sam Houston Texas, marking a step in his military medical training.
Robert Lee Kidwell 18, a former Davis Monthan airman, was arrested Friday night at the Midway drive in and charged with stealing a 1948 Pontiac from Pioneer. He admitted taking the car after finding keys in the ignition and used it to drive around town and for a drive-in outing with his girlfriend. Kidwell is on 18 month probation under military custody for the same offense. He said he was discharged from service June 22 and has a Tennessee background.
Springerville reports completion of the $90,000 Lockhart building a two story fireproof structure housing a lounge bowling alley several offices and eight apartments Bryant Whiting of Springerville was the contractor The building is owned by cattleman Lynn Lockhart.
Campus bulletin boards showcase posters and notices that mix appeals and psychology to attract buyers and renters. Advertisers use terms like home-like atmosphere and vivid colors to grab passersby while highlighting phone contact and item conditions.
New Day Nursery announces an open house at 39 E Mabel St in Tucson. The event runs from 1 to 6 p.m. next Tuesday for children aged 2 to 6 with supervised play and instruction in art music and etiquette led by Manager Helen Reilly.
David J. Marks of Bisbee was chosen president of the Arizona County Attorneys and Sheriffs association succeeding Sheriff I V Pruitt. Sheriff Frank L Porter of Mohave County became secretary with Gov Dan Garvey and Gene Autry named honorary members. An accident on East Waverly street involved Ruth Hoover Marr and Lawrence McKenna with Marr cited for failure to yield.
An exhibit of theatrical character studies and pictorial work by A. Cypen Lubitsch opens at the Carnegie Free Library from Tuesday June 28 to Wednesday July 13. Lubitsch, a Russian-born photographer who settled here for his wife’s health, came to the United States in 1936 and served 42 months in the American army after 1942. He has been a newsreel and combat photographer in the European theater and led a fashion and theatrical photography career in New York before moving toward Dallas and Tucson.
Victor Faubert age 61 pleaded guilty before Police Magistrate Paul J. Cella to a reckless driving charge. He was fined 100 dollars and sentenced to 15 days in jail after being arrested by Patrolman John J. Lyons for weaving between lanes and driving while intoxicated with his wife Ruth Faubert. Mrs Faubert received a 10 dollar fine for drunkenness.
A short notice promotes a plan for durable, comfortable homes by providing ample space beneath floors for inspection and retreating. The ad invites readers to call 39632 for details on building long lasting protection against termites.
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