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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1923
Page
8
Edward T. Clark, who served as secretary to President Coolidge during his Massachusetts governorship and vice presidency, is expected to continue in the role in the White House, succeeding George Christian.
The Virtuoso piano by Hallet & Davis offers full house and porch music, with tonal variety and easy operation. It markets as economical yearly entertainment, with terms as low as 15 dollars monthly, inviting visitors to warerooms to see, hear, and play.
United States post office records reveal 43 names used over 70 times and hundreds used more than twice, forcing clerks to sort mail amid rampant duplications. Prominent repeats include Franklin and Clinton, with foreign capitals and utopian names also appearing. Peculiar, Missouri stems from an government naming tale.
The community chest executive committee and all participating organization chairmen meet in James Lawton's office on Monday at 4 PM to decide if the chest charity plan will continue for the coming year.
Local notices list morning services at multiple churches. Frangelica Lutheran led by Pastor Belts and Pastor Bitz hosts Bible school, adult classes, and a 11 am service with a theme on the Christian motive. Other churches advertise Sunday schools, sermons, and midweek meetings.
Millicent Girling, a young designer, creates a collection of Irish stamps showcasing traditional motifs. The article highlights her inventive approach and local reception to the stamp designs.
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