Tucson Daily Citizen from Tucson, Arizona • Page 37

THURSDAY EVENING, JUNt 9, I960 A I CITIZEN PAGE PUBLIC RECORDS crnr COURT Junes Htwttre, WWaai KbnbaU, Arnold mml tMi, Wnuk C6UBU-. Ruth WUUWM, trunk 4riviaf. ttM of wddcat, UK toad. July IWUi tailun to control vehicle, iMvlac (X io tgctbuxn tend. July U.

Cudmir Stnwintkl, Xdmond Brawl, Wlltcr Out, VMimncy, ji Jot Acuna, Victor Bill. drunk. MO oc .30 MUomier Kuzic, bond, Mai drunk, iclMWd to office tar a sanity for June Stephen Ifich. Iwvlnr actna. of accident.

Information a or 10 days. ftfcnvalcd unult, County. Afnei Ctiarlei. with deadly WMpan. to County.

Sprout, drunk, flo bond forfeited. Cayde drunir, (10 or dayi. Cnu. drunk $100 and- 10 dayi. Uuiutl Santa Uaria.

Martin wlllljicp HoUUnan. Ochon, drunk, or 10 Edwin C. McCarthy, aninlc driving, $100 and 10 days. Vtmanoo rtdUeu arlving. no driver's license, no recictratlon, trial July Nelson drunk driving, 1100 and 10 days; no driver's license, flo or day, Anthony Kadick, (pedal paternity roceedlngi, trial June li.

AXIMS Charles, assault with a deadly weapon, preliminary hearing June IS. Torreit. Say Cailt. Glenn L. Wilkinson, UlecaUy operating as a tnotor carrier within state, continued indefinitely.

Miles L. Alexander, failure to provide, bench warrant dismissed. James Lewis. Johnny Thomas, robbery, held to answer to Court. SOUTH TUCSON Town Mifistrttt Waislty illegal consumption tar ftfflnpr).

tM or IS days. funUshtai liquor to ttt cr JUSTICE COURT N. Truman, 1 dirk H. Johnton, Precinct 2. Norman Precinct 4 Woman Gets Her WkJi --Is Jailed Mary K.

Smith, 25, of 119 W. w'mputnt on'U4th went to the sheriffs John CanuKnboui ux CJiartst Ouilty et we, to terminate contract. Kuy S. KirrUuii KWi, complaint for (900. O.T.R.

Construction Co, Inc. U. JP. Natelker et ux. complaint on debt.

K3S.W. O.T.H. Corurtruction Co. tec. vi, J.

B. Halt us, dtbt J1.376.M. Lynne Lwinlncton, a minor, by father, Flyod Robinson et ux dba I ct av in COUntV Corral Motel, et al, complaint lor tt UUU 1 office last night and got her wish damascs, unspecified. J. H.

Donald dba Donald Aircraft I v9. William tt ux, complaint on debt, $330. Exchange Finance Co. vs Homer C. Greene ux, complaint on debt, W7.TO, Southern Arizona Bank Trust Co.

vs. Jerome D. Mitchell, cpmplslnt on debt. J2.a68.18. Advertising Ideas Umlimited Tnc.

vs. Pepper Auto Sales, complaint on debt. DIVORCES Betty Jane Hixon vs. George William Superior Hixon. decree.

Betty Anna SUPERIOR COURT Judge John F. Molloy, Div. 1 Judge Lee Garrett, Div. 2 Judge Robert 0. Roylston, Div.

3 Judge Herbert F. Krucker, Div. 4 Judge Raul H. Castro, Div. 5 Judge WHliam C.

Trunum, Div. I Grayct GibsM O'Neill, Clerk Brirfda Serda, individually, and as surviving wife of Gabino Serda. da- ceased, etc. vs. Gerardo l.

judgment in iavor of plaintiff. Wflliam C. Price by father. Donald S. Sen at al.

dismissed with prejudice. Crescent Jewelers vs. Howard H. Jonas ux. judgment in favor of in the sum $2.734.05.

Tirst Loan Corp. vs. Gaorge Ratkovich at ux, default judgment in favor of in tha sum of Tucson Television vs. Clyde Keel, Judgment la. favor of plaintiff in the $1,114.11.

Otilia Davis vs. Dalbert Smith et inc, dismiasad with 'prejudice. i Valley National ot Tilv vs. John P. Newcomer et ux, dismissed with prejudice.

Robert Dealing vs. Boyd Gibbons m. dismissed with prejudice. HVrrnan B. Rothbard vs.

'William Barbre aka Bill Barbre, judgment hi favor of plaintiff 'in the sum oi George Miller Cecil McKee. complaint on debt, JS19. Old Tucson Development Co. vs. Claude Cooper et ux, complaint lor damages, $1,500.

E. A. Loew dba Southern Arizona Merchants Service vs. Fred Catron, complaint on debt, $H4. Westrac Co.

vs. Davo et use, et al, complaint on debt Haskell-Inomas Sales Co. Inc. vs. Cecil McKee at ux al, complaint on debt, Haakall-Thomai Sales Co.

Inc. vs. Chester Jaros at ux, at al, complaint on debt, S595.8S. REAL-KILL NEW E-Z Hold Bottlt Friedrleh vs. Joseph Vfllltarn Friedrleh, decree, Gladys Irene Barrett, vs.

Bobby Garrett. decree. Dolores M. P. Smith vs.

Vernon L. Smith, without prejudice. Virginia Carrasco vs, Alonzo' Carrasco, complaint. Roe Mclntosh vs. Ezra Mclntosh, de- erec.

Pertetto 'vs. Gino Pertetto, complaint Wamble Leonard, by guat- itun. vs. John E. Leonard, complaint.

Elaine Brown vs. Buddy E. complaint. David" M. HU1 Itfndla Hill, eom- pjaint.

'Hoy Qtne. Burnett vr, Xdna Rose Burnett, complaint. SeminU I. Esquer vs. L.

Issuer, complaint. Joyce- Miles vs. John David MllM, complaint. Joyce Smith vs. BUlle Lee Smith, Deputies said the woman to the office and asked to be put in jail.

They told her they couldn't do it without a reason. She then left. But a few minutes later officers found her outside yelling to one of the prison- en on the iccond floor of the courthouse. They brought her inside and granted her wish. Deputies said the woman, who had been drinking, was booked for disorderly conduct She told officers she wanted to go to jail so she could visit a cousin.

DEATHS Matilda G. Sanford Charles T. MARRIAGE LICENSES Vanlaninarham, ,37. Tucson, and Julia Ann Hansel, Tucson. Morys Parker, Tucson, and Lynn- Fellom.

Tucson. Charles Xdfar Reynolds, Tucson, and Ethel Dolores Qavon, II, Kovato, Calif. Frederick Alton Beeklay, Tucson, and Dawn Maine Wrlfht, Tucson. Andrea Graechiolo Tucson, and Linda Sua Wins. Tucson.

Thomas Lofan Briscoe, 33, Tucson, and Cynthia Kendrlck, Tucson. Harry J. Hohanbrlnk, Tucson, and Betty Duerr. 13, Tuoon. Hichard Allan Straub, 11, Tucson, and X.

Jeanattc Allen, 11, Donald Joe Vaughn, 23. Tucson, and Carole Lynn Harris, 23. Tucson. George A. Grant, 10, Tucson, and Ida B.

Zapos, 57, Tucson. Alex A. Beeman, 11, Phoenix, and gtefanle Gall Weinberg, 17, Tucson. LIQUOR LICENSES Application from Raymond Otto Buhmann, as agent for Oracle Foothills Estates, dba Catalina Foothills LodKa Liquors, MM N. Oracle for license to nil all llouor hi the package.

BIRTHS HOSPITAL Prt. and Mtfs. John J. Alaura, N. fed.

a Ctrl at a.m. June t. ST. MARY'S Mr. and Ch.rles Burkhart, 101 Alandale a lirl at a.m., June I.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rryel, Vaquero a boy at a.m. June I. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank BOwyer, Iroquels, a boy at p.m. June I. Mr. and Mn.

Holland Williams, MM t. 1Mb, a boy at p.m. I. TUCSON GENERAL HOSPITAL Mr. and Mrs.

Tony M. Villa, Ul W. Nebraska, twins, boy at a girl at 11:43 p.m. Juna Mr. and Mrs.

'Hobert K. Thsmion, 9106 8. Sen Joaquin, a girl at a.m. Juna t. TUCSON MEDICAL CENTER Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Hemandei, MM S. rti, a flrl at a.m. June Mr. and Mrs.

Joe W. Grant, a boy at p.m. June Mr, and Mrs. Ellaaar Montano, Box Winkelman, a boy at 1:10 p.m. June I.

Ma. and Mn. Nathaniel Mitchell, Ml S. Cherry, a girl at p.m. June I.

Want Ad Takers Are On Duty )dil a rn io So Sun 8 (i In rn Ph. MA. 2-5855 Draft Adlai Group Fights Defections NEW YORK--UPI A "draft Steveiuon" committee of notejj sought today to counter the defection of several leading educators from the of Adlni E. Stevenion for president. The committee announced iti existence week etrlier thart planned yesterday at a hastily organized news conference after Harvard professor Arthur M.

Schlesinger Jr. and levertJ other former -Stevenson backers endorsed Sen. John F. Kennedy for the Democratic presidential nomination. Dr.

Harold Taylor, former president of Sarah Lawrence College, and Mrs. Agnes E. Meyer, author and social planner, disclosed the names of 16 nationally known poets, educators and leaden in other fields who formed the'new committee. Taylor said timing of the announcement wai changed because of the Other of ttie committee are Carl Sandburg, John Steinback, Mrs. Marshall Field LeonarH Bernstein, August Heckscher, Reinhold Niebuhr, Archibald MacLeish, Millicent Mclntoih, John Hersey, John Brown, Harrison Brown, George Abbott, James P.

Warburg, and Cass Canfield. Mn. Meyer said other persons, who might influence public opinion would be added to the committee and that some of them would be politically prominent. Leo Henry Ameling Leo Henry Ameling, 50. of Rt.

7. Box 390. died May 31 In Iran, where he suffered 8 fatal heart attack; Native of Chesterton, Came to Tucson 31 years ago. Was general manager of portation and equipment for M. K.

0. Construction Co. in Iran. Husband of Alyce L. Father of Roy Tucson: Mrs.

Leola Mae Beatty, Phoenix, and Miss Marilyn Sue Ameling, Turlock, Calif. Son of Mrs. Theodore Ameling, Tucson. Brother of Mrs. Leona Buford, Tucson; Mrs.

Inez Morton and Mrs. Louis Overhaulser, both of Indiana. Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at firing's Funeral Home chapel. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery, with Tucson Lodge No.

4, A officiating, at both the chapel and graveside services. Cora Carver Miss Cora Carver, 74, of 915 Olsen, died yesterday at Tucson Medical Center. Came to Tucson nine years ago from San Angelo Tex. Natiye of Kentucky, Sister of Fred, Tucson. Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a.m.

tomorrow at firing's Funeral Home chapel, with the Rev. Dale Hewitt of Trinity Presbyterian Church officiating. Cremation will follow. JiJCrtWe of Brook lyh, N. Vi, Tuwday at Vet FIRE CALLS (Call! In Hauri to a.m.

Tadsy) a.m.--Bnglnsa and Ladder 1 to X. 17th storage (City) 1 to Stone and Pannlngton. first aid. (City) 1 to St. and Toole flrtt aid.

(City) p.m.--Xnclne I to 1002 r. 7th no lira. (City) p.m.--Kngint to 1KB Aven- tda Planeta, oar fire. (City). p.m.--Bngln* a WSJ K.

KKh trash fire. (City) p.m.--Rescue KB I. Calumbla first aid. (City) p.m.--Engines li and ladder 3 to Tyndall and Euclid, falsa alarm. (City).

a.m.--Engines and Ladder 1 to Mid St, Flumer, electrical short. (City) I960 Admiral erfni Hwpital. Carte to Tucson one ago from Brooklyn War I. known survivors. body will be "sent to Brooklyn by 'the Arizom Mortuary for funeral services and burial.

Helen Feifer Mrs. Helen Feifer, 64, of 242 E. 3rd died yesterday at St Mary's Hospital. Came to Tucson 15 years ago from New Yorl City. Wife of Morris.

Mother Herbert, Tucson; Mrs. Jeannett Rochmore, Yonkers, N. am Mrs. Blanche Bill, Floral Park Long Uland, N. Y.

Sister Morris Sopir, Portland, Ore. Jacob, Elizabeth, N. J-, and Max Simon, and Mrs. Mollie Glass berg, all of the Bronx. Six grand children.

Funeral services wer scheduled for 1:30 p.m. today a the Arizona Mortuary chapel. Bu rial in the Young Israel Plot Evergreen Cemetery. The famil suggests that any remembrance be in the form of con tribution to favorite charity. Carolyn Sue Johnson Carolyn Sue Johnson, 15, Winkelman, drowned Sunday a Mazatlan, Sinaloa, Mexico.

Daugh ter of Mrs. Rene Johnson, Tiic son, and Harvey Johnson, Winke man. Sister of Dickie Glenn .0 Winkelman, and Gary Dale Tucson; half-sister of James Har vey, step-sister of Marcl Jean, both of Winkelman. Funera services at 4:30 p.m. today at th Arizona Mortuary chapel, with th Rev.

Robert Weeks, Southern list Church at Kearny, ol ficlating. Burial will be in Soutr Lawn Memorial Park. Heracllo Perei Lopez Heraclio Perei Lopez, 108, of 3' S. Meyer died Tuesday a St. Mary's Hospital.

Native Guanajuato, Mexico. Came to Tui son nine months ago from Hermi sillo. Father of Mrs. Maria Pore and Mrs. Lydia Moreno, both Tucson.

Twenty-four grandchi dren and 74 great-grandchildren A rosary will be recited at 8 p.m today at the Tucson Mortuarj chapel. Mass will be said at 9 a.m tomorrow at San Agustin Cathe dral. Burial in Holy Hope Cem Sophia Marrs Mrs. Sophia Marrs, 82, of 2001 Park died yesterday at local rest home. Came to Tuc- on throe years ago from Paorift, Mother of Garland, Sierra ista.

The body will be sent by Arizona Mortuary to Denver, for funeral services nnd urial. arrie Miles Funeral services for Mrs. Carrie Miles, 89, of 1102 E. Limber- ost, who died Tuesday night, will held at 1 p.m. tomorrow at tie Arizona Mortuary chapel, With the Rev.

John Tenhoeve, of the Palo Verde Baptist Church, ifficiating. Burial will be in Grantwood Memorial Park, Emma Morey Mrs. Emma Morey, 63, of 219 W. Columbia died yesterday at St. Mary's Hospital.

Native of Missouri. Came to Tucson 30 years ago from Miller, Mo. Wife of Orin E. Mother of Mrs. lln Babcock.

Tucson. One grand Funeral services will be ield 2 p.m. tomorrow at firing's Funeral Home chapel, with the Rev. Roy Goodwin, of Governmen Heights Baptist Church, official ing. Burial in South Lawn Mem orial Park.

Friends may call a the funeral home from 6 to 9 p.m Dorothy E. Norsman Mrs. Dorothy Norsman, 57, 1856 Calle. Padfica, died yester WIDE ANGLE 23 TV The COPELAMD Model TMK111 Ultra-slim Table Model III Mahogany and Blond Oak fin- Jshei. New 23" picture tube Giant 282 in.

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We do our own FINANCING; Credit cleared you ELECTRONICS CO. NOW AT MI-ART ELECTRONICS Make Your While You Shop. Your Set li iMvrW ARE, THEFT, STORM DAMAGE, AT NO DtTRA COST. MA day at St. Mury's Hospital Came 0 Tucson from Karsn.i City 18 months ago.

Retired registered and nerved as a captain in U. S. Army Nurse dur- ng World War 11. Wife of Edgar, daughter of Mrs. Samuel Dole, City.

Sister of Mrs. Willa Shortt, London, Canada. Fu- icral services will be held at 0 a.m. tomorrow at Rellly's Funeral Home chnpcl. Cremation vill follow.

Etvin H. Piper The body of Elvin H. Piper. 59, Of 20S K. 33rd who died Monday, will be sent to Conycrs, by the Arizona Mortuary for funeral services and burial.

Catalina Varelns Mrs. Cntalina Varclas, 50, of 328 W. Blenman died Tuesday at St. Mary's Hospital. She wAs born in PatftRonia came to Tucson 40 years ago.

Wife of Rogcllo, Mother of Mrs. Maria Moreno, Lodi, Mrs. Delfina Sernieno, Mrs. Dnarte, Miss Olga Varelns, Joso, Simon, Eduardo and Oscar, all of Tucson; Francisco, Carlsbad, and Rogelio of the U. S.

Marine Corps at Camp Pendlcton, Calif. Sister of Mrs. Inez Velasquez, Mrs. Mercedes Duran and Mrs. Francisca Celaya, all of Tucson.

Fourteen grandchildren. A Requiem Mass was said at 9 a.m. today at San Agustin Cathedral. Burial was in Holy Hope Ceme- tery, with Tucson Mortuary in charge of arrangements. Gerald Woodcock Woodcock, 42.

of Morristown, died TuwJsy night at VHernns Hospital. Came to Tucson one month ago. Veteran of World War II, Husband of June, Ogdonsburg, N.Y. The body will 1 be sent by thi; Ariiona a to Ofldensburg for funeral serv- ices and burial. GOOD A I I CLICK'S OLIVES CAMP OUT FREE fafthi wietind In the tool plni country, in tkt Morollon VISIT FOOL HOLLOW RANCHES ruwNY NAMI In tht hivrl To scquaint you with the beauty and deiir- ability of Fool Hollow Ranches, you'rs Invited to bnn( the family ind out free tor thi week-end.

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