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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1923
Page
3
The page lists memorial services and community notices for Tucson with details on dates and times. It mentions church charges and a social event program, reflecting a busy town schedule and upcoming services in the week.
Fragmented note reports road work near Coronado Mall yesterday with unclear details. It mentions people and sites but lacks coherent facts or dates.
A special memorial service for the late President Marching will be held Friday at eleven in the First Church of Christ Scientist. The service mirrors the Harding memorial, with Mrs. A. K. Buehman and Mrs. J. H. Milkenberry as readers, and features period-appropriate music. Attendees invited to pay tribute.
M K Musgrave arrives back from a Grand Canyon assignment where he outlines government plans to remove burros and protect pasture. He will organize a fall drive to relocate the animals east of Pipe Creek and establish a national game reserve spanning a 14 mile by wide plateau.
Firet announces three contestants for the queen of the Mexican fiesta honor as plans for the celebration proceed. Last year’s queen Miss Dora Mungia is recalled for her gracious reign, while ticket sales funds fiesta expenses.
Arrangements are under way for the Elks watermelon bust next Tuesday evening. Four thousand pounds of melons were contracted for today to ensure plentiful fruit. Festivities start at 3 p.m. with invitations extended to neighboring Ellis lodges and their families. Nogales expected to attend.
A string of local personal notices details Launa Addington visiting her son and leaving for Phocete, Mt Lemmon official I Smith in town, Jon K White visiting Oracle, Magh G Calkins retiring from forest service vacation in California, W U Summers Fay Wilson and Henry Chitma of Butte visiting Nogales, R A Bocott on business in El Paso, Judge M Marsteller of Nogales returning home after city business and Nogales recruiting trip plans.
The Arizona Methodist Assembly at Pinal Ranch drew over 290 permanent registrants with many visitors, praise for the program, leaders, and site. Speakers included Bishop Da Boxe and Rev W J Sims, with notable attendees from Tucson Phoenix and various towns. the gathering featured study courses, Epworth League work, and extensive recreational activities.
A report outlines Tony Salem guiding a Monicae alien to the border for deportation and returning with another Af Matian detainee under investigation. It notes a 28 member Ber mingham Dekkies party chartered car for a conference travel in August 16 om train Ka. 191, plus a W. C. A. delegation to the FT W. CA. Conference with Miss Helen Allison and others from the University of Artaena. The article covers injuries, court moves, station closings, and assorted local appointments and travel.
An euphoric Gay Season season gathers at White Heure resort with many visitors and locals escaping to cabins and lodges. Notable guests include Mr and Mrs Parker at Manor Retreat Camp Ben Dentels and the Manning couples at The Mines Cabin Beeirel Recks. A party led by Mrs Daniel visits Mt Tremaine for a scenic overlook.
Sheriff Walter Bailey faces a worker gap as county supervisors authorize repainting of the jail but lack enough trusted inmates to supervise the project. The plan includes painting iron and woodwork and calcimining walls amid a tight labor pool.
The Knights of Columbus held a mid summer watermelon bust after their monthly meeting at Odd Fellows. Speakers included J J Derd and Rev Father O Malley with talk of future Di week ly meetings and officer plans for the coming year. A theft at Rest Fifte street saw a bunch of keys stolen from the home of Rellin Reed with entry gained by cutting a screen.
The Teccon Community Chest reports to date receipts of 14 455 47 under officers. Most funds have been distributed to participating organizations with specific shares declared for the Chamber of Commerce Organized Charities Hearth Center Salvation Army and St Joseph's Orphanage among others. A questionnaire will be sent to city representatives and yearly contributors to set future policy. no further announcements have been made.
Three youths die after a lightning strike at Indian Oasis hitting them as they slept on a home floor. A third victim, on a saddle horse in open country, perishes while tending cattle. The report notes the family inside remained uninjured.
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