Social and Civic Activities From Local Notices
Wednesday events include a Maccabees party with picnic supper by Wetmere and Avot Maccabees at Wetmere, a Santa Rita Hotel luncheon for Lives, and a Puriness and Professional Women's club swimming party at Wetmore’s pool at 6 35 p m. Kiwanis luncheon also at Santa Rita hotel around 12 138 p m. European engineers meeting at Santa Rita hotel at 3 23 8 p m.
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Avot Maccabees
Wetmere
Wetmore
Kiwanis
Santa Rita Hotel
Plan Entertainment For Visiting Rail Men In Old Pueblo
Special entertainment is planned for a group of railroad men in the city early next week as they tour western and southwestern states. They arrive August 21 night or August 12 morning and stay briefly. Directed by Al Condron of the chamber of commerce. The party includes H. J. Brown Birmingham Ala Robert Mc Dowell Cincinnati Ohio SC. Bouchard Memphis Tenn J A Eads Oklahoma City Okla John Field and J B Anderson New York City.
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Tion
al Condron
Chamber of Commerce
Southern Pacific
J. Brown
Birmingham
Ala
Robert McDowell
Cincinnati
Ohio
SC. Bouchard
Memphis
Tens
J. A. Eads
Okklahoma City
Oklahoma
John Field Anéd
J. B. Anderson
New York City
Splendid plums grown in Tucson showcased at chamber
Mrs L. Johnson presented two branches of Damson plums from her Lee street home to the Tucson Chamber of Commerce. The display, featuring thirty red plums on one branch and over twenty on the other, aimed to prove Arizona’s agricultural potential beyond desert stereotypes.
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Tucson
Chamber of Commerce
L. Johnson
Johnson
Lee Street
Society Notes From Tucson Weekly Social Roundup
Mrs B Hoffman leads the W C A this week succeeding Mr J W Buchanan as secretary. Many young women eat lunch at noon and take recreation in a quiet social scene. Olive Haugen leaves for the coast to join Mrs Randolph. the Calif trip continues for several others.
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B. Hoffman
3. W. Buchanan
Olive Haugen
Epes Randolph
Tucson
Coast
Mra
Von Kleinsmid Outlines Youthful Look Aids
The Los Angeles Times magazine quotes President Bernard Von Kleinsmid claiming a clear conscience and a good cook keep him fresh amid heavy duties at the University of Southern California. Former University of Arizona president Von Kleinsmid is described as energetic and indefatigable, balancing Civic committees lectures and speeches with daily work.
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Bernard von Kleinsmid
Los Angeles Times
von Kleinsmid
von Kilein Smid
University of Southern California
Dootor
Daisy
von KietmaSmid
University of Arizona
Lopez Faces Felony and Misdemeanor Charges in Hearing
Rafael Lopez appeared before Justice Mallory for arraignment and hearing on two charges. The misdemeanor count accuses selling intoxicating liquor with a trial set for 19 a m on August 23. The felony charge concerns stealing a heifer calf with a preliminary hearing at 10 a m on Saturday next.
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Fafael Lopez
Mallory
Lopes
Miss Maria Shepard Leads In Mexican Fiesta Queen Contest
Miss Maria Shepard holds a tally of 11 100 votes with Miss Isabel Nevares at 10 290 and Miss Ernestina Finlay at 7 000 as the final counting nears its end. No new entrants have joined the race though two Spanish American contestants were expected. Dora Mungia reigned last year.
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Maria Shepard
Miss Shepard
Isabel Nevares
Ernestina Finlay
Dora Mungia
Marie Shepard
Elk Watermelon Bust Proves to Be Huge Success
The Elks annual Watermelon Bust in Clearwater drew over 400 attendees including Elks and families. Highlights included the prize waltz won by Mr. and Mrs. Orville McPherson and a humorous kangaroo court led by H. H. Grimshaw. Delegations from nearby cities attended the charity event.
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Elks
Clearwater
Orville McPherson
H. H. Grimshaw
Peter Howell
Cress Myers
Judge Mallory
Joe Brunner
C. EB. Matteson
M. H. Mansfield
E. L. Anderson
Tucson
Borderland Auto Route Association Likely Forming
A letter to the chamber of commerce from Stanley Hale of San Diego indicates a Borderland Auto Route Association will form. He reports support from Lordsburg Deming Douglas Biebes and Yuma and outlines cooperative maintenance of six wayfinding signs across El Paso Lordsburg Phoenix Coachella Mio El Cajon Boulevard and Albuquerque along the 614 Trail highway.
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Borderland Automobile Route Association
Chamber of Commerce
Stanley Hale
San Diego
Lordsburg
Deming
Douglas
Biebes
Yuma
Tucson Chamber of Commerce
el Paso
N. M
Phoenix
Florence
Superior
Ocean
Coachella
In- Mio
el Cajon Boulevard
Former University Student Secures Farm Bureau Post
Charles A. Smith, a 1922 University of Arizona graduate and animal husbandry instructor, is named Cochise county agent by the university officials. He succeeds P. R. Adamson and will base at Wilcox, with duties starting today. Smith is married to Paquita Clemons and is a Zeta Epsilon member.
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Charles A. Smith
University of Arizona
Uiversity
Cochise County
J. J. Thornber
College of Agriculture
Smith
University
Local Rebekahs hear surprise nuptials announcement
At the Tucson Rebekah lodge meeting Mrs Elizabeth M Randall and Robert Scharf of Tucson announced their marriage. The couple wed Saturday August 11 in Lordsburg and will visit California later for a long honeymoon. They reside at 211 North Stone.
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Las
Rebekahs
Tucson
Mre
Filizabeth M Randall
Robert Scharf
Scharf
Rebekehe
Iedge
Lordabure
Elke’ Lodge
North Stone
Panoramic Night at San Francisco Exposition
On a hill Billy and Nannie watch the bay and city lights as ships pass the harbor and the Golden Gate. The scene shifts to a new city of white buildings, aurora hues, and the Tower of Jewels lit by fireworks and reflectors, ending with a sky full of flags and colored beams.
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Billy E
Nannie
Inner Harbor
Military
San Francisco
Golden Gate Harbor
America
Billy
Pacific
Pacific Coast
Night
Court of the Universe
Wife Seeks Advice on Controlling Husband and Loneliness
Worried wife writes of a larger age gap, tempers, and isolation due to her husband forbidding outings. The columnist urges trust, lighter duties, and playful handling of his jealousy while advising calm, respectful responses. A second letter asks how to rekindle a long friendship with a neighbor, suggesting a family dinner to repair rapport.
Pind No Evidence That There Was No Evidence
Summary unclear due to fragmented OCR. No clear event, date, or proper nouns to anchor a factual card. Sources indicate possible automobile accident discussion but lack verifiable details.
Dur nal and Tierson Arraigned in Horse Theft Case
Cong Ip Continued and Evelyn Tierson face horse stealing charges. Deputies arrested them in Douglas after a nine day chase led by Deputy Tom Burry. They were arraigned before Justice J. P. Mallory who continued the case. Assistant County Attorney Louis Kempt sought more witnesses.
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Cong Ip
Spers” Durnal
Evelyn Tierson
Douglas
Tom Burry
J. P. Mallory
Louis Kempt
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Direc
Tucscon Gas
Elec
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Mrs. Rebell
Mrs Cumbier
Harrisburg, Pa
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Goon
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Rika Backstein
Last June
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Pasadena
Osborne Walker
R. B. McFarland
Syracuse
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McFarland
Mr. McFarland
Robert Fitzgerald
Palo Alto
California
Leland Stanford University
American Legion Auxiliary
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South Stone
W. B. A. of Maccabees
Wetmoré's
Katherine Tait
Kappa Alpha Theta
White Mountains
Grand Canyon
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Winslow
Alina Dean Mote
Asilomar
Hather Houston
Uplands
Mote
Tuccoon
Vernon Stiles
Tuccon
E. H. Stiles
Stiles
Fummerhaven
Mt. Lemmon
Dr. Stiles
Rees
Gluyas Williams
Glynyas Williams
Wheeler Sqn
Ando
Ally
Borderland Auto Route Association
Farm Bureau
Mrs. Thompson
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Blue
Mra Thompson
Bobby
Miek
Annabel
Bebe
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Mexicali Rove
Sweetie West
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