Orphans Enjoy Swim Party at Grotto Guests
Children from the Atgona Childress home attend a swimming party at near by pool hosted by the Altan Kel Gro to. It marks their first outting in some time due to the whooping cough epidemic. Older citizens allowed to go today.
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Atgona Childress Home
E H. Hanry
Vic Griffith
Mre Griffith
Praisley
Knights of Columbus
Herbert Drachman
Frances Major
J. C McClure
Tom Davenport
Historic Chicago markets report and pork cattle prices
Chicago market news lists hog receipts at 31 000 with mixed price gains for good quality hogs and steady to strong cattle and sheep prices. New York Wall Street shows intermittent selling with declines of 1 to 2 points in many issues, late rally then renewed pressure, and notable drops in Baldwin, Pan American issues and steel.
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New York
One
Northwestern
Baldwin
Famous Players
du Pont
Studebaker
Stromberg
Mack Truck
United States Steel
Rock Island
Cerro de Pasco
Houston
Marland
Stewart-Warner
St. Paul
Southern Pacific
Northern Pacific
Olla
Steele
Maryland
Caseden
Missouri Pacific
Crucible Steel
Pan-American
International Marventer
General Electric
Corn Products
American Tobacco
American Woolen
Gulf and W_ Indies
Secowe
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore and Onfe
Bethlehem Steel
California Petrinieum
Canadian Pacific
Chandler Motore
Chesapeake
Hio
Hin
Paul
Chile Caprer
Osesnease
Thins Conner
Cankee
Eeveeevese
Cuba
Se Ciuaisce Aei
Clanewal Aaphalt
Ceeesuees
General Pleetria
Leseckene Gar
General Motors Oeeweseasac Ee Great Northern
Ceeeeetee
Gulf States Steel
Esceeeees
Tilinois Central
Cowper Porter International Marvérive
Mer Marine Pl
International Paper
Cssscees
Kelly Springfield
Eendee Kennecott Copper
Veeee
Tama Locomotive
Éebes Lentetitie
Nash Soves Mack Truck
American Car End Foundry
Maxwell Motere
Middle States
American Can
American International Corp
American Locomoative
American
American Su
Tex
New
Miscouri Pacific, of
New York Central
N. H
Hartford
Norfolk
Manera
Vanteves Pacific
Panmerican Petrolum
Penneylvania
Sescues Peonle
Sears Roebuck
Flairway
Steel
Renee Wenthynense Electric
Lead and &m
Butte and Superior
Colorado Futl and Iron
Montana Power
Ines National Lead
Arisona
Professional Woman's Club Opens New Event Night
A local Professional Women's Club launches a new weekly event at the base area focusing on networking and social activities. The article notes attire guidelines and a schedule of upcoming meetings.
Hird Concert at Military Pisss With Southern Pacific Band
Readable note reports a Wednesday concert featuring Hird at Military Pisss venue with the Southern Pacific band scheduled to start at seven o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific Band
Lions Club Thursday Luncheon at Santa Rita Hotel
The Thursday weekly luncheon of the Lions Club will be held at the Santa Rita hotel at 12 15 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions’ Club
Santa Rita Hotel
Kiwanis Luncheon at Santa Rita Hotel Reported
Kiwanis club holds weekly luncheon at the Santa Rita hotel with a 1:15 p.m. start. A Business and Professional Women’s Club swimming party is planned at Wetmore’s venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Business and Professional Womans Club
Wetmores
Saturday Luncheon of Engineers at Santa Rita Hotel
The American Association of Engineers holds a Saturday luncheon at the Santa Rita hotel at 13 15 with members invited to attend. Services in Tucson churches occur morning and evening on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Association of Engineers
Santa Rita Hotel
Tucson
Household Breakfast Dusk Melons Poached Eggs with Bacon Chips
A quirky list of breakfast and dinner items including melons eggs bacon muffins and tea or coffee mix. The draft food outline also mentions creamed tuna on toast celery cups cottage pudding baked potatoes and vegetable salad.
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Leacheon
Vegetable Salad and Bacon Egg Dish from Old Recipes
Old fashioned recipes describe a vegetable salad with lettuce celery and crisp bacon chips served over eggs with seasoned batter. An eggplant dish features boiled slices battered with egg milk crumbs and bacon fat, fried to brown then seasoned with paprika as a side dish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana
Ada
Things Worth Knowing From Household Tips Column
Practical hints cover stain removal with luke warm water and fresh ink on carpets, cooking oil heating for frying, linoleum acclimation before mopping, remembering brand names, window cleaning with dissolved starch, and paint removal with spirits of turpentine.
Stain Removal Tips From Old Cleaning Note
A dated tip describes wiping a grease covered stove with dampened cloth soaked in kerosene to cut grease. It also explains sweeping a carpet with salt sprinkled over soot then picking up the salt and soot to remove damp weather stains.
Society Items Highlight Local Visits and Travel Plans
Society notes list Edith Briecoe and Miss Wards browsing set to visit Bis-Res with Willcox trips and a mountain camping plan before the farm school opening. Local births, travels to Phoenix and Flagstaff, university staff movements, and weekend gatherings across Tucson, Nogales, Benson, and Tombstone populate the community roundup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Briecoe
Miss Wards
Bis- Res
Mies
Willcox
Faim
Notable visitors pass through city en route home
Mr and Mrs John E Fyan recently passed through the city while visiting parents Mr and Mrs Charred Rasen fm Deougisas President and Mr Cloyd Heck Marvin are expected back today from Mt Lemmon weekend trip They were joined by Miss Parker daughter of Col Ralph M Parker who planned to stay there with friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Brown
Aly 22
A. Oo. Neal
John E. Fyan
City
Jerome
Charred Rasen
Cloyd Heck Marvin
Mt. Lemmon
Miss Parker
Col
Ralph M. Parker
Miss Evaully Returns to Work After California Vacation
Miss Evaully of the Southern Pacific offices returned yesterday from a vacation in California and has resumed her duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Evaully
Southern Pacific
California
Rhea Couple Returns From Six Week Southwest Trip
Mr and Mrs Leslie P D Rhea return home after a six week tour visiting relatives in New Mexico and Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie PD. Rhea
New Mexico
Colorado
O Connor Returns From Nogales After Baseball Trip
Mr and Mrs A J O Connor arrived home after a visit to Nogales where Mr O Connor played Sunday for the Motive Power team. They called on Mrs DeCillo, mother of Mrs Connor, during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. O Connor
Nogales
Mr. O'Connor
Motive Power
Dean Lockwood and Daughters Stay at Flagstaff After Session
Dean Frank C. Lockwood and his daughters remain in Flagstaff a short time after the university summer sessions close and will return in the summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. Lockwood
Flagstaff
Local Real Estate Agent Heads North for Visit
C P Perkins, a local real estate and insurance man, left this morning for a trip to the northern part of the state. Mr and Mrs Philip Epsom and daughter Ruby Lee of San Simon are house guests of Mrs W W Howard this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C P Perkins
Philip Epsom
Ruby Lee
San Simon
W. W. Howard
YWCA Board Members Plan Week by Week Coverage
Mrs. W. S. Crenshaw of the YWCA board will oversee operations for the remainder of the week while Mrs. J. W. Buchanan will take charge the following week. Board members will rotate stays at the YWCA home until a full time secretary is appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Crenshaw
J. W. Buchanan
Kiwanis Tour Of Local Phone Offices Planned
F. W. Packard of the Kiwanis club will lead all members on an inspection tour of the local phone offices after the regular Kiwanis luncheon Friday noon at the Santa Rita hotel. The tour will cover plant details and operating procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Packard
The
Kiwanis Club
Tha
Kiwanis
Santa Rita
Ite
Peggy Willis Leaves for West Coast for Study
Miss Peggy Willis departed yesterday for the west coast to resume studies at St. Joseph's Academy and plans to return in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Willis
West Coast
St. Joseph's Academy
Gibson to Visit Tempe and Mesa for Plant Disease Work
F. W. Gibson of the College of Agriculture plant disease division departs this evening for Tempe and Mesa returning in three days. He will conduct special work on dates and cotton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Gibson
The
College of Agriculture
Tempe
Mesa
A. E. Vincon Sets Vacation Trek to Coast
A. E. Vincon of the agricultural chemistry division leaves this evening for an annual vacation. He plans to go east to Washington and other points before his return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Vincon
Agricultural Chemistry Division
Coast
Washington, D. C
Onie
Mrs Montgomery to Visit West Coast on Return from Houston
Mrs. E S S Montgomery, guest of Mrs J W Buchanan, plans Friday departure for San Francisco. She will visit daughter Miss Wilma Montgomery in Berkeley and stop in Tucson on the way back to Houston for the fall.
Albert Addington Returns From Phoenix Visit
Albert Addington came back yesterday morning from Phoenix where he visited his mother and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Addington
Phoenix
Open card party hosted by Maccabees at Fellows Hall
Tomorrow night at 435 will feature a whist card party organized by the Maccabees at 644 Fellows hall. Mrs. Nellie Smith heads the arrangements with assistances from Mrs. Segel and Mrs. Knuckles. Winners receive a prize and refreshments will follow later in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Maccabees
Nellie Smith
Mrs Gulden Hosts Sunday Scholars Picnic at Wetmore Ranch
Mrs C F Gudden entertains her Sunday school class of high school girls and friends at Wetmore's ranch with a picnic and swimming party. Birthday cakes will be served for several celebrants. Twenty five guests invited. departures at 4 20 pm after swimming events.
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C. F. Gudden
Wetmore’s Ranch
Presbyterian Church
Betty Still
Alice Browne
B. L. Moffitt
Lady
Marian Lady
Fanny Q. Humferd
J. W. Buchanan
Montgomery
Buchanan
Evin Blair
Elsie Chan
Madge Barkeley
Registrar Neal Joins U S Education Survey Committee
Registrar A. N eal of the University of Arizona was named to a United States Bureau of Education committee to survey Phoenix junior college and high school. Walter Delanbaugh leads the panel. a full institutional survey will reassess status and standing with no fixed start date, likely late this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. ©. Neal
University of Arizona
United States Bureau of Education
Eity
Farewell Party for Tucson YWCA Secretary Fanny Humfeld
A farewell party was held at Migg Marie Chelrene’s home last evening in honor of Miss Fanny Q. Humfeld retiring secretary of the Tucson Y W C A A Mee A G Owens and Miss Maria Chelgrene were hosts as over twenty members and friends of the circle attended games on the Chelgrene porch A desert picture of the Catalina range was presented to Humfeld who sang several songs including I want to go back to Old Tecson Refreshments of ice cream and cake followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migg Marie Chelrene
Fanny Q. Humfeld
Tucson Y. W. Co. A
A. G. Owens
Maria Chelgrene
Otenka
Miss Humfeld
Mira Chelerene
Esther Johnson
Chelgrene
Auxiliary Will Resume Work at Meet Wednesday
The Auxiliary of the American Legion will resume activities Wednesday night at 8 p m with a regular business session at the American Legion headquarters. They paused during summer leaving many away, and will discuss the Colorado River pact with Legion members. Hospital work will resume immediately as committees plan visits to city establishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auxiliary of the American Legion
P. m
American Legion
Legion
VET BUREAU TRAINING SCHOOL TO CLOSE IN TUCSON
Orders received by Martin Schriver of the Tucson veteran affairs sub district announce the closing of the local vocational training school. The August closing affects about thirty students who will be transferred to Phoenix to continue their training. The rest of the sub district staff remain unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin R. Schriver
Tucson
United States Veteran's Bureau
Schriver
Phoenix
Fifty Musicians Attend Wetmore’s Annual Picnic
Fifty musicians gathered at Wetmore’s for an annual picnic and outing. They swam, then competed in races with prizes. Milton Basham won the men’s sack race and Mary Reardon led the women’s potato race, with Gladys Brown second. Francie Ellingston and I F McCullah were fastest in the three legged race. Brown won the ladies fifty yard hash, with Mrs Guy Tufford second. Hugh Pendergraft performed a diving exhibition. Music and dancing followed, with favors of powder compacts and American Beauty roses for the women. The event faced cancellation of a boxing leader race and the fat men’s race was removed from the program due to non-appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitty
Wetmore
Prises
Milton Basham
Mary Reardon
Gladys Brown
Francie Ellingston
I. F. McCullah
Omaha Livestock Prices and Receipts Report July 31
U S Department of Agriculture cattle and hog details from Omaha show receipts of hogs at 14 000 head with most butchers at 19 11s high er and top at 7.40. Cattle receipts 6 365 with fed steers 28 23 to 30 10.28, grass cows and heifers 4 25 to 7 40, stockers 5 25 to 7 76, and Texas calves 8 06. Sheep receipts 14 060 with fat western lambs at 12.00 to 12.16 and best natives 11.25. yearlings 9 56 and 12.09 for choice feeding lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
AD Hoge
Texas
Kansas City Livestock Receipts and Prices July
Cattle receipts 17,000 with better beef steers and yearlings up to 1 1/2 cents higher. Top weight beeves at 11.15 and best yearlings 16.25. Cows and canners steady, in-between grades weaker. Bulls steady. calves steady to weak with a few night dealers at 4.50. Hog receipts 11,009 active to shippers, top 2.38. bulk 7.16 to 7.20. Packing sows steady. stock pigs 6.00 6.46. Sheep receipts 9,000 lambs steady to 2.40 lower. Colorado lambs 12.36 to 13.00. natives 41.50 top. México wethers 8.00. Colorado ewes 6.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Lamba
Kansas City
México
Colorado
Market Report from St Joseph and Denver Livestock Sales
Hogs steady to 10 cents higher with top bids around 7.20 for choice 190 to 360 pound barrow and gilts. Cattle receipts 4,566 with best natives and yearlings steady. beef steers 46.5 to 106.75 and top calves $9.00. Sheep receipts 4,996 steady with lambs around 30.00 to 11.50 and ewes 4.00 to 6.00. Denver market shows cattle steady with steers 36.00 to 3.56, cows 3.00 to 7.00, calves 4.00 to 5.50. hogs top 7.60, bulk 7.15 to 7.40. Sheep steady with lambs 30.00 to 11.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph
Yuly
U. 5. D of A
Denver
Market Totals From Los Angeles Ledger
Los Angeles on July 31 reports receipts of cattle 100 hogs 900 sheep and lambs none hold overs 1 782 lambs pounds down good and choice observed in market buyers and sellers note changing demand for livestock commodities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cotton futures close steady with mixed gains
New York July 31 cotton spot quiet at middling 22.45 dollars. Futures ended near steady with October 31.18 21.21, December 81.02 21.02, January 20.77, March 20.90, May 20.51.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Coffee market report from New York on July 31
The New York coffee market reports futures steady with December at 1.48, Aic No. 7 up 10 percent, and Mal trading at 7.18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
Coffee Market
New York
Aic
Foreign exchange rates ease in London and New York quotes
The Citizen’s Associated Press reports New York foreign exchange closed easier with multiple currency bids and cables. Great Britain at 4.57, France 5.81, Italy 46.34, Belgium 4.75, Germany 0.0009, and other nations shown. call money range 6 to 6 percent, prime commercial paper 6.64.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Holland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Kia
Austria
Rumania
Argentina
Brazil
Montreal
Butter and eggs price report from Chicago market
Butter markets show creamery extras at 40 ½ cents, standards 40 cents, extra firsts 38 ¾ cents, firsts 38 ½ cents, seconds 15 ¾ cents. Eggs rise with 427 cases received. firsts 24 ¾ cents, ordinary firsts 22 ½ cents, storage pack extras 2 ¾ to 6 ¾ cents, storage pack firsts 25 ¼ cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Poultry and Butter Price Listings From Kansas City and Chicago
Butter steady in Kansas City with a one cent rise for Eye 2%c and firsts at 23. Poultry mixed: heng steady to down one cent. heavy broilers 23 to 30 cents. light broilers 23 to 25 cents. Chicago prices show alive poultry lower with fowls 17 to 21 cents, broilers 25 cents, springs 1 cent, roosters listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Chicago
Grain prices rise on weather and crop reports
Wheat futures gained in early trading as unfavorable northwest weather and bullish crop reports boosted sentiment. Corn and oats rose modestly with lower than anticipated corn receipts, while hog-led provisions climbed. some profit taking trimmed gains by close.
Rewer Baby and Special Couplings Sale
Special couplings and lengths offered with extra tresses. Baby sulkie item priced at $6.99. Extra features and accessories highlighted for quick purchase.
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Dowell
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Fort Huachuca
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Hubbard
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Tom Vinson
Ralph Bowen
Anita Post
University
Yume
Graham
Mra Rufe Atkinson
Strata
Bradford Duncan
White House Canyon
FR. C. Dunford, Jr
A. H. Condron
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Ralph King
Ben Bryant
Des Cabeazs
C. M. Hite
Congress Hotel
H. M. Harbin
Rm. FE
Horton
Dallas
Henry Brewer
el Paso
D. E. Christian
P. Mt. Crawford
Ray
Graine
J. A. Goodwin and Family
Fl Paso
F. T Hulsa
A. J. Paquin
Tombstone
Ed Vander Vries
Harold Jones
Dr. P. B. Newcomb
Vander Vries
the Cataline
J. A. Gunn
Benson
J. W. Pelley of
Bisbee
Lieut. Barneste
Fort Huachuce
Mission Poco
Old Fellows’ Hall
Mrs. Gulden
Neal
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VET Bureau
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Money & Exchange
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Meee Oge Market
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