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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1923
Page
3
Local listings show civic events at Santa Rite Hotel and Nichols Ranch with church activities and a university meet. A Women’s class fundraiser and a professional club poem note appear, plus a Monday evening schedule and a Tuesday party with a 64 pp time.
Miss Helen Tonge and friends drove to Bisbee for a day trip and will return to Tucson today. Miss May Johnson left for Empaime Mestes for several weeks of vacation. The University of Arizona Bisbee club plans a dance night at Warren County club this week. The group will return September 16. Mr and Mrs J G Tecker departed for San Antonio to make their home. They travel by automobile. Mr and Mrs Charles Solomon expect to return to Tucson Tuesday after a northern tour including Hopi dances. The Solomon party included President and Mrs Claré, Mr Marvin, Mr and Mrs Herold Bell Wright and Paul Wright. Miss Sidney Hoyts, Tucson BPW member, is visiting Kansas City and will go to Colorado for the winter. Miss Ethel Gee left Teewen for Phoenix to continue work as a trader in commercial lines at the Veterans' Parades. Walter Rodee, son of Mr and Mrs Lole Temlinesa, is visiting Tucson from California en route to Bowie where he will stay with Miss Tom Siesen and Tucan BPW club member.
Miss Farley becomes the bride of Carl H Young this morning at one o clock in the new home he built at 1403 North Sixth Avenue Father O Malley officiating The wedding party included intimate friends and relatives A reception followed at the groom’s home Mrs Young formerly Miss Grace Farley of Jamestown North Dakota is the daughter of Mr and Mrs William Farley of that city The groom is a longtime ex service man and member of Young Bros firm They will spend a few days touring and then reside in their North Sixth Avenue home.
Admiral Anderson reports the American Asiatic fleet moving from Port Arthur toward Chefoo to aid Japan after the earthquake. Destroyers Stewart Baker Treacy John D Edwards Whipple and others travel to Nagassat while medical supplies and food are provided.
Fragmentary text references an event at the Amphitheatre and a hotel in Santa Rita with mentions of Mrs Wetmore and W B A Macca. Details are unclear due to poor OCR.
A brief item records a Friday luncheon featuring Satta Rita with attendees and discussion themes mentioned in passing. The readable portions indicate a social gathering event and notable presence of Satta Rita.
A damaged dispatch describes martial law in Tokyo with casualties and widespread destruction. It notes gunfire and fires in key sites including an imperial residence, a college, the imperial bridge, and museums. The report mentions relief and rationing networks and damaged postal or telegraph lines as authorities relocate efforts.
Mr and Mrs L G Simmons return to Tucson after a three month stay in the east visiting Cedar Rapids Chicago New York and other points Dr and Mrs M A Behel return to Tucson from My Lemmon after a fortnight in Summerhaven cabin lodging.
Mrs Albert Montgomery and son visit Bisbee guests of friends after returning from Raton New Mexico where they spent most of summer. Mrs BM Davidson and her daughter Mrs Semach Clark spend a week at Carre Ranch Sierra Ancha area. Clark Fuqua travels Bisbee en route home from Birden. Stewart Carpenter plans college return after winter break. American Yeomen posts pone meeting due to baby death of Mr and Mrs Ralph Reece. Funeral services scheduled at Retiff's parlors. Mrs Tom K Richey leaves for Long Beach for a month’s stay.
Residents gathered for a lively Jaynes Matin District rally where over 150 people attended an evening of games stunts and music. The event closed with a Gelictoce supper.
Marathon the summer has returned to Teccen and is anticipated to give a full report of the splendid conference. A decision of the conference is awaited.
The National Federation of Post Office Clerks opened its thirteenth biennial convention in El Paso on Sep 3 with about 56 delegates. President Leo Ke George of Chicago presided after welcome addresses by local clerks. Congressman C B Modepeth of El Paso was set to speak as the meeting planned to request agenda items.
Miss Nevares leads the Mexican Independence festival queen contest with 699 votes in the latest count. Ernestine Finley follows with 22 760 votes, and Maria Shepard drops to third with 19 009 votes as supporters rally around contenders.
The Butiner ant Professions Wemere club will hold a meeting on West tongrere street at eight o'clock to discuss several issues. The agenda includes voting on enlarging the board, setting the opening membership fee, carnival planning, and related arrangements. Members are urged to attend to ensure full representation.
A new high speed safety bus service debuts with a private compartment for ladies and smoking tea for men. It operates between Los Angeles and the border city, promising enhanced safety and comfort though delays occurred due to weather. Aimed at improving urban transit, more buses will join the route.
R Lee M McDuell aged years and husband of Mrs Anna McDwell died at his residence 249 East Fifth Street Tucson after twenty years with the Southern Pacific company He leaves a mother and brother in California Funeral arrangements await word from relatives with services expected Wednesday afternoon at Reilly Undertaking Company chapel in Tucson Reverend officiating nearby.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a junior riding class notice from Hollon Riding Academy with times and room details. It mentions a 1635 hour, ages around 7, and activities or opening remarks. The readable portions imply a local class event or schedule note for prospective riders.
At Cochise City the pupil group from Tombstone faced a supervised outing to Pestine Park. Principal Mr. Ried and matron Mrs. Healey oversaw the event while chaperones controlled activities and boys enjoyed the day under careful watch.
Bride Leela M Smith and Leo M Pires wed in early fall ceremony in Tucson. Reverend Heverang Harding officiated at St Peter Methe etiquette church. Attendants included sister Alice Beith in pink georgette. The couple, connected to the Master Metalworks office, plan a Los Angeles honeymoon then return to Tucson to settle.
Theaters review lauds C Graham Baker adaptation of a Morgan Robertson sea novel. Dick Halpin joins the navy after a false theft accusation as the plot follows life aboard a tanker and a Santiago Harbor clash with Admiral Cervera looming. Alice Calhoun stars with Cullen Landis and a strong supporting cast.
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