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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1923
Page
4
A fragmented list outlines weekly meetings and events for groups including the American Association of Engineers Rotary Club Business and Professional Women's Club and Ladies Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. Venues noted include Santa Rita Hotel andAlliance Hall with times varying from 4 p m to 8 p m and mentions of luncheons picnics and band concerts.
Morning and evening services held across Tucson churches with various denominations and schedules. Worship times span multiple downtown and neighborhood congregations, inviting community members to attend.
Gene Quaw offers two compositions from the Senior Follites, Petticoat Lane and Borderland, now sold by Netlaon Music. Petticoat Lane is dedicated to Margery Qua and debuted by Flamilton Kettie, while Borderland was introduced by a local singer and is dedicated to him. Quaw, author of about twenty Follies pieces this year, plans more work and studies at the university after a Yellowstone summer.
A policeman chases two goats named Billy and Nannie through a crowded street after they slip away from capture. The goats discuss hunger and plan a potential theft from a grocery stand, counting on midday crowd movement to aid their meal grab.
Local social column lists guests and travelers including George M Crone, Mr Gaffrek awaiting Crone from Los Angeles, C T Dowell visiting Prescott and Case Grande, Mr and Mrs Pentwell returning from Mascot, and numerous other residents and visitors at hotels and clubs.
John C McClure assistant to President Titcomb of the Arizors Eastern is in California but due back soon. Carl J Helerstedt secretary of the Southern Pacific of Mexico attends the Douglas tax commission hearing. H Titcomb president of the Southern Pacific of Mexico and Arizona Eastern was to return from California tonight. Michael Cassidy state director of federal prohibition enforcement agents was in town yesterday. Oscar Cole and Thomas Collins of Pima county supervisors travel to Douglas for the tax commission meeting, returning Thursday. Vic Griffith county assessor and John Pfeiffer depart for Douglas for the three day state tax commission meeting. R A Scott inspector in charge of the Tucson immigration office returns after a four day investigation trip through Glebe and Pheania. R M Coubar inspector in charge of immigration also noted.
Local swimmer Miss Sybil Raver, renowned for bold races, is drawing attention as she competes amid rumors of rivalists and dramatic showdowns. Supporters expect sharp finishes and notable displays of speed.
A riddle describes a sleeveless jacket that can pair with equal precision at nine in the morning or nine in the evening, always appearing correct as part of a costume. The brainteaser centers on the versatile garment's fit and style across times of day.
The Chamber of Commerce board meeting was postponed to tomorrow afternoon or early evening per secretary A. B. Condron. Justice J. P. Mallory dismissed charges against Ramon Noriega for lack of evidence. University of Arizona Dean G. M. Butler received 400 inflation specimens to add to the mineral collection. Police seek the driver of a Dodge truck after a collision with a parked Dodge touring car near the Congress hotel. Local police seek a stolen Buick reported by Bisbee officials. Capt. A. W. Williams of the University of Arizona near the chamber enlists men for the Citizens Military Training Camp and plans to Fort Huachuca for August training.
Thepector A. L. Knudeen of the Nogales office accompanied a service party and visited the city yesterday to discuss matters at the office.
A brief public notice references routing adjustments on 6th Avenue from 22nd Street to Santa Rita Motel. It mentions Sean and potential return to a citizen office for further action or clarification.
Fragmentary notice describes a missing left toe nail from a dog named Brindle a female English bulldog. Reward offered and to be returned to 1228 No Avenue with contact details likely present in the readable portion.
Gaia of the World Wide Guild of the Baptist church will host a Tuesday night program for the Woman's Missionary meeting. Mrs A B Manestine will preside. A radio-phone concert features Elisabeth Neely Virginie Jackson Evladia Carsos W Murphey and others with decor by Misses Anca Mette and others. Refreshments follow as the program beams global work via radio.
Ex service men in Tucson may enroll in a free correspondence course offered by the Knights of Columbus. Secretary Wil Nam Carey of the KC announced at Pas time Park that he will assist entrants, with about seventy five courses offered in the past year. Courses are non sectarian and open to all ex service men.
Miss Cathryn Kessler, a Sheppard-Towner nurse, was to visit Tucson midwives at 3 p.m. at the Pima County Health Center. She spent the day calling on mothers and there was no further plan announced for establishing the Baby Station.
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