Social and Civic Activities Weekend Schedule
Saturday squad dinner at the Coun reservations before 4 PM. Sunday at the churches. Monday luncheon at Santa Rita hotel. Tuesday swimming party at Wells P.O. Thursday.
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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1923
Page
3
Saturday squad dinner at the Coun reservations before 4 PM. Sunday at the churches. Monday luncheon at Santa Rita hotel. Tuesday swimming party at Wells P.O. Thursday.
Thompson steps down as manager after many years of steady work with Stander4 Interests. Strotten succeeds him, with Thompson planning a move to Los Angeles to join his son. Family news notes daughter with a broken arm and a son in Jerome.
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The First Methodist Church choir led by William Wheatley rehearsed Thursday night and plans a public debut soon. Special music for services tomorrow includes duets by Mr and Mrs Wheatley. Mr and Mrs Mather and family have returned to Tucson after time in California. Fred Fleischman also returned after months on the West Coast with trips to British Columbia and Alaska. Albert Buchman and family return from California expected next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Emanuel Drachman with sons Frank and Albert and Owen Nugent returned yesterday from California. Albert and Mrs. Drachman had been ill or delayed for several weeks and rejoined Mr. Drachman and the two boys after their stay.
Dr and Mrs Kibier are expected to return to Tucson today after a coast visit. Mrs Kibier is a prominent member of the Women's club and will chair the drama section this year.
Announcement by University of Arizona President Claréd H. Marvin outlines forming an Arizona Alumni association with chapters in all cities where former students live. Leule Slowsker and John E. McDowell discuss association methods during conferences in California. Prescott Flagstaff Winston cited as expansion steps as graduates push nationwide organization. Officers listed: Warren Goesetta president L. B. Maier vice president Louisa Sloraker secretary treasurer.
Readers seek fitness tips to slim hips with described routines and cautions. A second letter asks how to address a coarse partner's manners kindly. A third asks about leg hair showing through stockings and suggests heavy silk options.
A transport detail reports Jallece arriving in Negwales yesterday after a southbound journey.
Juan Gillen of Douglas and another man were arrested after U. S. customs officials stopped a Buick crossing the border at Nogales. The car carried about a dozen bottles of tequila and was seized along with the liquor. Both occupants were jailed.
In Mexico City on September 1 Finance Minister Agusto de la Huerta met in the National Palace with Mr Peacogh of the Bank of England and Rodolfo Montez of El Aguila Petroleums to resolve differences with international bankers over Banco de Mexico shares. Dor Ageortis Legerreta led the Mexican bank group. The aim is to reach a satisfactory agreement after private discussions in New York last year.
Mike McCleray, a Nogales based traffic expert, returned home for a visit in Los Angeles, according to local reports.
Yesterday Rev. 4. A. Wells pastor of the African MMEB church in Tucson visited Nogales with Mia Wells and their youngest son Wallace Wells. They were shown around by Chaplate Leote Carter who directed the sightseeing. They expected to return home this morning.
News from Nogales and Nogales Arizona and Sonora reports widespread celebrations after United States recognition of Mexico. Crowds sang flags waved and fire sirens and parades marked the moment as both cities hope for prosperity at the gateway to the west coast.
Mies Georgia Moerrisen from Loe Angeles Calif arrived yesterday from California to join the Mee city public school system as a new trainee. J G Griffith visited Nogales yesterday while a large excursion left Nogales for Hormeo time city with many participants. A morning outing from Nogales went to Ramecy canyon Cas thise county with about fourteen people including Torrea Mr and Mrs Wortend Mrs Grace Themes and others. Officer George Weese of the Nogales police returned from Prescott on a brief business trip.
Yesterday morning arrived in Nogales from the south Don Luis A. Martines of Guaymas president and chief owner in La Compania Raviera el Pacifico a Pacific Navigation company operating a line of steamers under the Mexican flag on the Pacific coast and in the Gulf of California. He is vice president of Senora Bank & T company at Nogales and Banco 4c Sonora at Hermosillo.
Victor J Bennett assistant superintendent for Sonora and Cananea divisions of Southern Pacific arrived from Guaymas by morning concluding travel.
Mrs Max Marka wife of Manager Marka Hotel Cohen Hermosillo welcomed a motoring party from seid Dr A Williams a Hermosillo ptist was at Nogales John Hoy a prominent mining man in the Marshaw region returned Thursday from a long business trip in New York and yesterday visited Nogales.
D W Walters from Phoenix was in Nogales yesterday. Lew Coppell and ienacio Li Gas tellum from Culiacan Bipaloa arrived at Nogales from the south yesterday morning. F A Buell from Guadalajara, capital.
A goat disrupts a polo match when Billy carries the ball through a gate, provoking uproar. Billy and Nannie are escorted off the field, later sneaking back in to watch the finish as players search for the goat’s owner. Tomorrow's chapter promises further developments.
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