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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1923
Page
7
Local notes indicate a watermelon event featuring the Wetmores and Santa Rita group at the Fite Hotel in Tucson, with activities planned for 6:15 PM and an arrival of the Nett Falls group. The Ladies Auxiliary E.C. confirms the schedule.
A jumbled collection of cooking notes and household instructions appears with references to baked apples pears and potatoes, outdated measures, and scattered tips. The text includes mixed directions for canning fruit and cake preparation, plus stray remarks about sewing and household tasks from an old newspaper section.
Four silk kerchiefs form the centerpiece of outfits with borders draped to ground. Gargantuan Cheney kerchief frocks pair four kerchiefs for waist and skirt, creating line effects from border arrangements. Paris designs show kerchief ends through blouse slits for unity. belts fasten with small metal buttons as decorative accents.
The campus YWCA will implement a Freshmen Commission plan next fall at the University of Arizona to organize a six member freshmen cabinet with one senior advisor. Miss Meien Allison reports this program, already successful at other institutions, aims to boost freshmen involvement and strengthen U W work. The plan includes a big sister sponsorship and outlawing war efforts to be pursued next year with advisory input from Mrs. A J Wiechardt and retiring chair Mrs. G H Atchley.
Robert M. Davis, a University of Arizona law professor, has accepted the post as Dean of the College of Law at the University of Idaho. He has spent the past year on the University of California faculty, later returning to Arizona duties as previously planned. His departure surprises local friends after years of service, including founding the Davie Law Club.
A letter to Dr. Clara M. Dodge from Mrs. Dodge lauds the B P W Club for backing library funding. She asks that her note serve as a membership application. club members welcome the professional woman and plan formal acceptance on her California return.
Mrs. Allie Dickerman, Tucson postmistress, notes about two inquiries weekly on climate living facilities and population. She forwards questions to the Sunshine Club headquarters, showing strong tourist interest in Tucson during the season.
Rev Beitzs delivers morning address on The Gospel in Action at Evangelical Lutheran church with 1 pm service as usual. Sunday school meets this afternoon at Menlo Park. Mrs Gardner notes rising attendance despite heat and a banner year anticipated. Morning services at First Christian church without evening service. Rev Baillie presents A Vagrant Thought. Rev Beal at First Baptist defends Sunday as it stands in weekly calendar against Seventh Day Adventist designation.
Mre James M Little and her baby daughter arrive in Tucson from Bisbee for an extended visit with Mra Littles mother Mre Ida Lindley. Engagement announced for Miss Sara Mungia and Epifanio Aguirre set for August 22 at Holy Family church. couple will honeymoon in Los Angeles and live in Tucson. Several Tucson residents return from trips, social events planned, and votes count for Mexican Independence queen with leading candidates.
Ottawa Ontario Central Experimental Farm records an unusually high first cutting yield of mixed clover and alfalfa at over three tons per acre with a potential extra ton per acre from a strong second cutting This far surpasses Canada-wide averages of 1 55 tons for hay and clover and 2 04 tons for alfalfa during 1916 to 1926
Mrs Calhoun of Hudsonville Mississippi left for Tucson where she will reside in the future. She toured California and Colorado before choosing Tucson and purchasing a ranch to raise poultry. She will move her household effects to Arizona after settling affairs in her former home.
The Business and Professional Women’s club led by Dr Clara M Schell plans to back a campaign to have Tucer stores close at six on Saturdays. Members favor the move, merchants warn of electricity costs, and new members may Join if the policy gains traction. A formal decision may wait until the September board or membership meeting.
Billy and Nannie flee a house causing a scene with a frightened young woman. The goats roam the exposition grounds at dawn, planning sightseeing as readers are teased about more adventures tomorrow. In Montreal, Canada exports of paper products reach 7.86 million dollars in June, up from 1972 levels.
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