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The note describes an art piece noted for its intricate frills and novelty design. It mentions a Torus 28 yards length and material details, indicating a crafted textile or decorative item.
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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1923
Page
4
The note describes an art piece noted for its intricate frills and novelty design. It mentions a Torus 28 yards length and material details, indicating a crafted textile or decorative item.
United Press reports on cosmetic color theory for different hair and skin tones with guidance on flattering shades. It notes Mrs Walter Pusch hosting a bridge party at 604 West Franklin with guests including Mrs Bascom Morria and Mrs Sam Hughes and lists several attendees and prizes.
Local clubs announce events at Santa Rita hotel and Grace Episcopal church. Includes Business and Professional Women meeting, American Association of Engineers gathering, Tucson Rotary Club, and church services with times listed for Saturday Sunday Monday and Tuesday activities.
I H Grimes of the Nogales police department and others from Prescott and Oklahoma City plan visits and August travels to the coast. Grace Episcopal Girls’ Friendly class outing to Wetmore’s is set this afternoon with a basket lunch. Reverend Hardyngham outlines sermons at the joint Presbyterian and Methodist meeting, and Professor A B Smith discusses Colorado River at the Labor temple. Dr Paul H Clements lectures at Bisbee on U S diplomatic relations. Local names include Mrs Harrie Riggan Franklin and Miss Helen Allison among attendees and travelers.
Luncheon of the Tucson Lions at the Santa Pita Thursday 1 5 p m schedule lists events with times and locations in a compact community notice format.
Samuel T. Wrickt of the U.S. Immigration Service plans return tonight from Lordsburg New Mexico after official business. J W Conway, a former University of Arizona student, has returned to Texas after visiting his parents at Pano. Forest Ranger J A Freeborn, stationed at Oracle, was in Texas today on brief business. Co W McKenzie of the local forestry office accompanied him on a morning trip to Sabino Canyon northeast of the city.
A well informed Geran source quotes 84 000 freech and 19 109 Belgian troops in the Ruhr occupied zones. French seizure of 66 900 060 900 marks is reported as consigned from Berlin to private hands for Cologne. Italian cabinet imposes news restraint to protect government and foreign relations. A London verdict cites murder connected to AH Kamel Palimy Ber and a Gyptian death.
Glendale Troop of Boy Scouts elects W. C. McMillan as their new scoutmaster replacing J. L. Hoyt. The troop held a meeting at the Christian Church Monday evening with the change announced to the members and their families.
Miss Iona Sparks opens a brief stay in Tombstorm visiting friends and enjoying local company.
Mr and Mrs Frank Miller depart tomorrow for California to visit beaches and relatives. Mr Miller plans to return in two weeks while the family intends to stay through the summer.
Mrs. E. Forderer of the Orchid Flower and Gift Shop goes to Ocean City New Jersey then to Chicago for a Gift Institute meeting and a similar gathering in Kansas City in August. She plans to return on September first.
Mrs. F. B Kendail entertained at her Mt Lemmon cabin for Miss Iva Shepard. Shepard leaves 900M for Jacksonville and will stay away for the rest of the summer.
Tombstones deputy sheriff Bob Tummis made a recent visit to the city on official business. He met with local officials and assisted with department coordination during his trip.
Mrs Y and Devidson arrived in city after a brief visit with daughter Mrs Clark and family. The reunion follows the travelers’ return from an abbreviated stay.
Mrs Tom Davenport and her daughter Virginia arrived in the city on Wednesday after a two week stay.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Keddington were recent visitors at Nogales driving overland and returning the same day.
Reverend A. S Baililie will discuss the material social and religious aspects of Christianity at the Christian Church Sunday evening. A morning sermon titled What is Prayer will follow. The Business and Professional Women's Club holds another swimming party this afternoon at Wetmore's pool with a potential rain postponement.
Mr and Mrs Jack Lyman arrived back yesterday after several weeks away in the east. Mrs Lyman visited relatives in Buffalo during the trip.
J F Halloran of the Palms cafe plans a lengthy vacation in California and intends to return by mid August. The trip signals a pause in local operations as he tours the West Coast.
County school superintendent Mrs Kate B Reynolds traveled to San Francisco to inspect schools and study methods. She attended a meeting of the National Educational Association and plans to return by the end of next week.
Stugenie and Bisbee faculty members will be guests of the Bisbee chamber of commerce and local mining companies for an evening sightseeing tour of the Southwest mining area. Guides will accompany the party to explain mine operations as part of a series of entertainments for visitors.
No meetings will be held this fall for the Eastern Star. Activities resume at the first Tuesday in September with Mrs. Levett as worthy matron outlining plans for the winter season.
Mrs Neiwon Davenport wife of the county engineer leaves for Long Beach to spend a month. Various arrivals at the Congress hotel include Dr and Mrs G H Young and daughter Denver LA and M Daringtoon.
Mr and Mrs Cer and Lehman left for the mountains this morning and will stay over the weekend. They are joined by Mrs Lehman’s sister and her husband Mr and Mrs George Mandy who are visiting this week. The superintendent sets Sunday July 15 as the baptism Bible school enrollment goal and the records show 349 enrolled.
EE B Stanley newly added to the agricultural staff will depart Town State College overland on July 21, travel to Meontata and the coast, and expects to arrive here by September 1.
Changes in county school appointments for next year are confirmed by the county superintendent's office. All vacancies for the coming year have been filled. Mr and Mrs W Finney plan a weekend trip to Oracle for a several day stay.
Altrea Goldschmidt departs for the coast tomorrow to spend three months away. He will join his wife in Los Angeles where she has been residing since earlier.
Russell Kyle of Phoenix attended the Kiwanian luncheon held at the Santa Rita today, joining members for the noon gathering.
The regular meeting of the Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church will be held in the parlors Tuesday afternoon at 2 34 p m with Merc W Holbert as leader. All interested are cordially invited to this monthly meeting.
Mr and Mrs J Moffitt and family plus Mrs Moffitt's niece Miss Alice Browne of Oaksland travel to Bowie this morning. They will join friends for a camping trip visiting Cave Creek Wonder Rocks and Far Away Ranch in the nearby mountains.
A large crowd attended the opening day at the Re alto theatre for the Epworth League and Methodist Men’s class religious films. Five reels of Jesus the Christ were shown with advance reels of Creation and Old Testament stories. Seven reels remain for tonight and eight for tomorrow as audiences praise the well-made films and expect larger attendance.
Testimony opened late today in the second murder trial of Marry Gerrison Hall of Cottonwood who is charged with fatally shooting Robert J. Johnson at Johnsons pool hall on May 12. James Akers testified Hall had been drinking and quarreled with Johnson that afternoon and that Johnson warned Hall he would return with a gun.
Prof. G em. PF Smith will discuss the Colorado River issue impartially at Labor Temple 194 W. Compress tonight at o'clock. Everyone is invited.
An impressive ceremony honored the flag at the Ray Arizona church and Sunday school. George B. Lockwood editor of The National Republican presented the flag as a tribute to patriotic religious work, with Evalyn Odam and Lene Lee Jacobs pulling the ribbons to unveil it.
SHANGHAI July 13 Father Rtob ert Clark a Catholic priest stationed at Sinsang chow Monah province died in a hospital at Hangkew after taking poteen mistaken for headache medicine. He was educated in Canton and ordained as an American priest in China.
Two new members joined the Pustness and Professional Women's club and committees were formed to organize the State association convention here next spring. Dr Clara Schell presided at the noon meeting held at the Palme with members including Mrs Anna Rogers and Mrs Bernice Dickey among those present.
Newton J Thatcher longtime Douglas resident since 1900 died Monday at his home aged 9 yearn. He was born in Kentucky and moved to Arizona settling in Douglas. He engaged in mining and cattle ventures in Mexico with his brother the late John Thatcher of Denver. He served as a federal soldier during the Civil War and is survived by his wife.
Mrs E M Woolf of this city married Melford Woodward of Ocean Park Los Angeles yesterday at three o clock. The bride Miss Etta Geldtree attended a University of Arizona background. They plan to live in Ocean Park at 63 Dudley Avenue for now and return to Tecson later.
The case of Fred Lasdin and fifteen co defendants charged with conspiracy to loot the Chicago school board of about 1 090 006 went to the jury shortly before noon. Attorneys for both sides had three days of arguments to the jury.
A garbled report describes a mortar theft in Trinity County California with a claimed value around M1400 and mentions a person named Vieuth and a location near Pines. Details are unclear and names may be misspelled.
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