Girl Scouts Stage Open House with Skits and Camp Activities
Girl Scouts directed by Myrtle Ross presented seven dramatic sketches at the intermediate day camp open house on the Arizona State School for the Deaf and Blind grounds. The event drew about 50 guests and showcased crafts, folk dances, overnight cookouts, and radio play style performances led by Reusser and assisted by Thela Cameron and Martha Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Ross
Arizona State School For the Deaf and Blind
Betty Vosskuhler
Eleanor Dobins
Mary Kate Zinn
Nancy Henderson
Henrietta Martz
Frances Heineman
Adrienne Rubin
Virginia Brown
Caralee Perry
Jane Rose
Mary Jane Snider
Sally Reusser
Mary Bellinger
Mary June Snider
Sally Phillipson
Darlene Wertz
Esther Knopf
Eva Knopf
Doris Crockett
Barbara Lewis
Reusser
Miss Ross
Thela Cameron
Martha Lewis
Girl Scouts
Scouting
Brownies
Harold Prothero
Uts
Deneen Clark
Typh Louise Talmage
Genevieve Hines
Marilyn de Busk
Dorothy Richert
Russell Hastings
Hast
University of Chicago
Stanford
Social News Briefs From Tucson Area Families
Mrs Homer Bundy of 2010 East Seventh Street plans a month long trip to Long Beach California with her son ay Judge Concini joins them briefly Eva de Concini and her three sons Bino Denny and David will travel to the 76 ranch near Willcox for a month Mr and Mrs Royal Irving of San Clemente host Buxton Smith employees and wives for a patio supper honoring Pvt Alfonso Pain recently returned from being a prisoner of war in Germany for eight months Mr and Mrs Conrad Kaiser of 2004 Via Rotonda returned from Palo Alto California after their daughter Marie Louise graduated from Leland Stanford University En route they visited Los Angeles and San Francisco Miss Kaiser attends a Carmel by the Sea house party and will visit Madoc Point Oregon before Tucson return mid July she plans graduate work at Columbia University next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva de Concini
Bino
Denny
David
Willcox
Judge Concini
Royal Irving
San Clemente
Buxton-Smith Company
Alfonso Pain
Pain
States
Germany
Conrad Kaiser
Rotonda
Palo Alto
Calif
Marie Louise
Leland Stanford University
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Ladies Eagles auxiliary meeting at lodge
The Ladies Eagles auxiliary meets at 8 p m tonight at the Eagles lodge 347 North Sixth Avenue. New president Mrs Phyllis Rogers conducts the session with new members to be initiated and plans for the year discussed. A social follows the meeting led by the Widows club of the Spanish American War veterans auxiliary.
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Ladies Eagles
Eagles’ Lodge
North Sixth Avenue
Phyllis Rogers
the Widows’ Club of the Spanish- American War Veterans’ Auxiliary
The Egotist in Chains and the Call to Life
A social critique urging readers to reject self obsession and embrace life shared with others. The author warns egotists live in invisible chains, missing the world’s wit and beauty, and champions selflessness as the path to a richer life. The piece cites Luke to reinforce the message.
Meeting Set for 2 P.M. Tomorrow at Frick Home
A gathering is scheduled for 2 p.m. tomorrow at the residence of Mrs. Anna Maria Frick located at 346 South Sixth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Maria Frick
South Sixth Avenue
Best method of canning for safety and preservation
The best method of canning from standpoint of accident prevention and food preservation is pressure cooking.
Fragmentary OCR Note on Footwear Stamps and Book 11
A damaged line references a stamp system for shoes and a book numbered 11. It mentions validity for one pair of shoes indefinitely and notes stamps are not valid or available. No dates or places are clear.
Meat Butter Stamp Changes Mentioned
Fragmentary text indicates stamps for meat and butter in a ration book with blue stamps N2 S2 valid through June 30. Several numbers and dates appear, including references to pL 239 and a later August 7 or 31, with unclear details about stamp validity or distribution.
Ethyl Clifford Marries Sgt. Arnett in Arizona Home Wedding
Ethyl Clifford daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Clifford of Tucson wed Sgt Howard Arnett son of Duncan Arizona at 6 30 p m at the Vern Busby home on 33rd street The ceremony was officiated by Bro A G Kimball Church of Latter Day Saints A reception followed and the couple left for a short wedding trip The groom who recently returned from Italy will report to reassignment in Santa Ana California The bride attended St David s High School near Benson and the University of Arizona and is a member of Lambda Delta Sigma sorority
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Ethyl Clifford
Alfred Clifford
Tucson
Sgt
Howard Arnett
Duncan, Ariz
Vern Busby
33Rd Street
Bro
A. G. Kimball
Church of Latter Day Saints
Charles Arnett
St. David's High School
Benson
University of Arizona
Lambda Delta Sigma Sorority
Sgt. Arnett
Duncan
Couple United in Mass at Westminster
Mrs. Jane Reed Nusbaum of Downers Grove announces the marriage of her daughter Elizab eth Jane Simon to Robert Myron Waddell of Tucson. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Cecil Hoffman at Westminster Oasis Saturday at 8 a.m. The couple now reside at the 5-2-7 ranch on Silver Bell Road, where they operate Catalina Chemical Company, a business they shared before marrying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Reed Nusbaum
Downers Grove
Elizabeth Jane Simon
Robert Myron Waddell
Tucson
Cecil Hoffman
Westminster Oase
Martin Rogers
Waddell
B. H. Anderson
Silverbell Road
Catalina Chemical Company
Patricia Henrisey to Wed Richard E. McClanahan
Engagement announcement for Patricia Helen Henrissey and Richard Earle McClanahan. Bride-to-be is Tucson High and University of Arizona graduate. groom-elect is a Tucson High graduate and Lockheed draftsman. They plan a August 19 wedding at St Peter and Paul's and will reside in Glendale after a wedding trip.
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Carter A. Henrisey
East Sixth Street
Patricia Helen Henrissey
Richard Earle McClanahan
Earle H. McClanahan
St. Peter and Paul's Church
Tucson High School
University of Arizona
Alpha Chi Sorority
Phrateres
McClanahan
Tucson
Lockheed Navy
van Nuys
Calif
Glendale
Congressional Medal Awarded Michigan Man
Rome June 26 The Congressional Medal of Honor was presented to Sgt. Oscar G Johnson 24 Foster City Michigan for killing 20 Germans silencing three enemy machine guns and taking 24 prisoners during the Gothic line breakthrough near Scarperia Italy last September He led a seven man squad to cover a flank and singlehandedly repulsed counterattacks while aiding wounded comrades and helping medical staff The presentation was made by Gen Mark Clark in the presence of Johnsons regiment the 363rd Infantry of the 91st division
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Rome
Oscar G. Johnson
Foster City
Mich
Scarperia
Italy
Mark Clark
Johnson
363Rd Infantry
91St
Powder River
Army
Cuba earmarks sugar crop next year for U S refineries
Rep. Clinton P. Anderson said Cuba promised most of its 1946 sugar output would go to the United States. An agreement on price is not yet set. Anderson noted plans to send farm machinery and fertilizer, though full requirements may not be met.
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Washington
U.S
Cuba
United States
Clinton P. Anderson
D-Nm
Anderson
Some Of Ninth Air Force To Go To Pacific
The U S ninth air force the largest tactical air force in the world is being broken up and some units will be sent to the Pacific to fight Japan. Other parts will remain in Europe as the nucleus of an occupational air force while U S ground forces stay in Germany. Three fighter bomber groups two bomber groups six reconnaissance squadrons and several auxiliary units will depart for the United States on July 1 with over 13 000 flying and ground personnel. Combat crews of the bombardment groups will fly A 26 Invaders across the Atlantic.
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Allied Expeditionary Force
U. S
Ninth Air Force
Pacific
Japan
Ninth
Europe
Germany
Ninth Air Force Headquarters
United States
Atlantic
Okinawa Leader Ushijima Apologizes for Loss
Lt. Gen. Mitsuri Ushijima apologized to Japan's emperor and the people after the final charge into Okinawa. A Domei dispatch recorded by the FCC said the message was received June 19 and that the battle turned out contrary to expectations.
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San Francisco
Mitsuri Ushijima
Japan
Okinawa
Tokyo
Domei
Federal Communications Commission
Ushijima
Firemen Save Worker Nearly Electrocuted
Phoenix reports a 20 minute resuscitation of J. C. Byas a 53 year old machinist who touched a light switch while taking a shower bath. Fire department efforts revived him after the near electrocution yesterday.
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Phoenix
J. C. Byas
Canned Foods Do Not Overcook to Preserve Value
Canned foods are cooked foods and should not be overcooked as heat can reduce nutrition, appearance, and flavor. Proper timing protects texture and taste.
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Girl
Homer
Bundy
East Seventh Street
Long Beach
Daily Reminder
Olt
Robert S. Ritter
Memorial Park
South Westbee Cemeteries, Inc
Rev. Hoffman
Patricia Henrisey
R. McClanahan
Pep Albu
Uerque
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Flagstaff
Fort Worth
Kansas City
Miami
Fia
Minneapolis
New Orleans
New York
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
San Diego
San Freto
Seattle
Oman
Sidi
E P. Norwood
Ellogg
Reggie Russell
Michigan
Sgt. Johnson
THE
Christian Science Monitor
Correeee
Seee
Aes Athespor
Cnd Uaioe
Christian Science Society Ea
Rancho Santa Cruz
Beye
Uly Pos
el Chico A
East Congress
Charis
Daisy Richardson
U. of A
Sasca
E. R. Munson
Optometrist
Daniel
E. Congress
Hanson
E. Sixth St
Ozbel Decorators
N. Stone
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