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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1923
Page
3
The item lists social events at Santa Rita Hotel and nearby venues featuring the American Associa gunDaT, a luncheon, and various clubs. Mentions include a Professional Women's party, Wetmore’s watermelon event, and a Thursday swimming party with connections to Santa Rita and Cruz County notices.
Incoming travelers and officials cross into Sonora from Empalme and Guaymas with Bennett and Muse among the group. The report highlights visits to Nogales by Mary, Sullivan, Bowman, and others, plus local business and consular connections.
Miss Ampara Elias and Henry E. Coenen wed in a five o clock ceremony at Santa Cruz church conducted by Father Fustine. Attendants wore elegant gowns, music featured organ and violin, and a wedding breakfast followed at the Elias home before the couple departed for Los Angeles to begin their life together.
John Seamond leaves Tucson for Oakland to join son Letcher and Mrs Clara Seamond who have been in California since early summer. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Bray return from a coast trip visiting Los Angeles and Santa Monica. Mrs. Atchley succeeds Mrs. Muffman as YWCA secretary on a rotation while a permanent secretary is sought. Fraeok Veet and Mrs. West enjoy a White House Canyon visit with Mrs. Earl C. Thompson. Mrs. J. W. Buchanan goes to Houston for her ill father. Mrs. Edward Van Ger Vries stays in Paola Kansas summers and won’t return to Tucson until late September. Mrs. Vander Vries has been away since mid June. Mrs. G. Howard Atchiey will head activities at the YWCA in June and accompany Mr. Vander Vries east.
A dated household note offers breakfast and dessert ideas for invalids. It suggests mild dishes like poached egg on toast with cream sauce, junket desserts, prune whip salads, and a light lemonade broth, with cooking tips and quantities for gentle meals.
The article describes household tasks such as preparing fly paper on cardboard, keeping a stove clean with paraffin and cloth, and notes that the Red Cross nursing service upholds high standards. It mentions Miss Clara D Neyes as national director and references 40,000 graduate nurses.
Two goats named Billy and Nannie stumble upon a well lit house on a hill and quietly share a lavish supper found under a cloth. They plan to explore further as Billy urges caution while Vittie waits outside. The scene shifts to a hall and stairs with a dim glow at the top as a war echo widens.
Miss E L Abercrombie of Lewiston Idaho became the first woman to preside over the Idaho House and first female on the appropriation committee. A Democrat from Nez Perce County she later supported National League of Women Voters and rode a historic path from teacher to legislator. Four Indian delegates attended the Rome Congress of the International Alliance for Women’s Suffrage.
Local notes recount a sparse scoreboard evening with Stearns and Macs teams, a brief win by Herons over rivals, and scattered mentions of attendees. The fragmentary report hints at a routine match followed by brief celebrations though details are limited.
County records list deeds transferring multiple parcels in Ajo Coronado Heights and Feldmans addition. Transfers include Williams to Phillips, Gillett to Squire, and Morigene to Petrie, among others. Mortgage releases and chattel liens surface with vehicles from Rio Grande and Reynolds-Davis transactions. Local mining and legal notices appear alongside property actions and tax-related filings.
Full page ad invites buyers to fill the house with music using a Hallet Davis piano and the Vir tuoso model. It touts low terms and monthly payments from 15 dollars, urging customers to visit ware rooms to see hear and play.
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