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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1923
Page
4
Billy and friends Stubby Button discuss their quest for Nannie while facing hard clues about California travel routes. Stubby fears the voyage may have prevented Exposition arrival as Billy remains hopeful and determined to locate their missing companion.
Wednesday includes Amphitheatre Committee and W B H A meetings with members like Mrs Wetmore Gracie Bead. Thursday lists Y M C A events while Friday notes Kiwanis gathering and Saturday a Santa Rita event.
A bustling Chicago cabaret drama unfolds with crime trials and love. The cast includes Alice Lake Milrom Sills Ralph Lewis Gertrude Claire and Richard Headrick as a farm girl pursues a straight life while urban temptations test her. a frame-up and a climactic rescue promise a vivid, entertaining heck of a season hit.
The Busy Women's class of the First Methodist Sunday School held a round up meeting at the L. F. Nichols Ranch with cafeteria supper and a short program led by William Wheatly. Judge Kirk Moore discussed Yaqui Indians, their needs, and proposed winter work by the class, which has officer ranks including Mrs Walter HMeffman president and Mrs Le Cloud vice president.
Harold B Postem will marry Miss Laurie Pisx in Douglas tonight in a charming church ceremony featuring solos by Mrs Maude Darneg Weaver. Miss Fisk, a Tucson primary school teacher, is the bride’s relative and the couple will honeymoon before settling in West Virginia.
A Tucson society roundup lists residents and guests returning from travels. Hayhurst hosts guests in Los Angeles. Mr and Mrs J L Bedwell plan to return from Texas. Mrs J Butler and children come back from the East after a Massachusetts Connecticut visit. Miss Mercedes McGee and Miss Gladys Black arrive from Phoenix to study at St Josephs Academy. Miss Ryan will teach at BeJverpha Academy as counselor this year. Miss Mabel Goellwitser and Mildred Goellwitser return from California with a Los Angeles beach trip and a San Francisco stop. Miss Mercedes Ware and Karl Miller wed with Rev Hardy Legham officiating. Miller is Mesa resident, bride from Gilbert. Winona Montgomery heads to Phoenix for history teaching. W F A of Maccabees to hold fall meeting tonight in I O F Bell.
Mrs Fr B Newcomb and Mrs Ralph Evans lead a group of Tucson residents returning from long summer sojourns. Newcomb visited Kantan with relatives while Evans and daughter Jean came back from Bloomington Indiana after three months. Mrs Elmer Proute also returns from Oracle where she stayed two weeks with Miss Olive Bashford.
A pattern describes a cape with a rolled or neck collar and wrap fronts. Front and back gather to a single piece, forming a gathered circular gore below the waist. Trimmed near the gathers, tassels finish the lower pointed ends. Medium size uses 3 1 2 yards of 54 inch fabric.
Mrs A O Connor, bride of only a few months after a June wedding to Mr O Connor, is expected to return today to Tuccen from Noe Gale where she visited her mother Mrs N De Cille for a few days. A group of YT M members rode Baldy in the Santa Rita range on Labor Day, a four hour excursion starting from Tuceq early Monday morning reaching Rameey canyon at 9 24.
125 Los Angeles businessmen visit for a two hour trip to the west coast of Mexico on a trade excursion. They are to tour the city on arrival Friday morning at eight o'clock. A. H. Contron of the chamber of commerce says the excursion will stop in Tucson on the morning of the seventh and rapid preparations are being made for entertainment. Cen Aron reports cars are being secured for the visitors and a city sight seeing tour will be provided.
George F. Kitt of W. F. Kitt's Sons announced the store is ready for a large winter business. He cited cattle markets improving, railroads hiring more staff, expected enrollments at the university and schools, and more journalists joining the Sunshine club, hotels, and real estate sectors. He returned yesterday from a trip to Mormon Lake where Mrs. Kitt spent the summer.
Miss Thomas, professor of Home Economics at the University of Amwans, has returned from New York City where she did graduate work at Columbia University. Her charm and administrative skill have helped her build a fine department now among the most popular in the university. Columbia regards her as a leading home economics expert. Several social affairs in her honor are planned after her return.
American Legion auxiliary holds an evening meeting at the Legion home on South Stone Avenue to appoint committees for the coming season. The hospital committee will visit soldiers at Pastime Park and other veterans and families, while the social committee plans card parties and teas. Mrs. H. W. Brown will preside.
A participant praised a large water body amid pine forests with excellent taes and perch fishing. He attended the Fingetaff meeting two weeks ago as a member of the Arizona Indias trail Congress. The keynote focused on Increased interest in Bey Arizona Progéncta and mining companies expressed intent to buy home grown reducta where feasible.
Comstock Hospital holds the lead in a $500 Citizen Business Contest with 7,963 votes at 2 PM, while Christian Church Building Fund shows a large increase and Holy Cross Church trails. Other participants include George Jacob Bhebdaby schips, Parent Teachers Assn, Salvation Army, Catalina Boy Scouts, St. Marys Fire Pro Fund, Organised Charities and more, with ballots available at local stores listed in the notice.
At a board meeting the Business and Professional Women’s club voted to increase its board from eight to fifteen. Ella Palmer Alice Busby Ailie Dickeman and Susy Huth Daylor were elected to new seats. The group planned a forthcoming dinner and carnival and discussed affiliation with a national federation.
Merendesh arrived in Tucson after spending the summer in California with Mr. McCollough and the children. Mr. Metheagh plans to move to Teron property then return to Alchemivea California. He will continue as agent for Equitable Life Insurance. Mrs. McCollough, formerly with the university English department, will enter the insurance field. Mr. Metollough, formerly pastor of Trinity Presbyterian Church, left that post years ago to join the insurance business.
The Womens Missionary Society of the First Christian church meets tonight at eight oclock with a planned program and a social hour. Highlights include a trip to Harlan Mann and readings by Mire Ballfie, with Mrs Git singing and Mrs Myers coordinating arrangements.
A historical menu fragment notes items such as milk toast tomato soup cocoa cheese crackers raisin toast tapioca pudding and potato dishes with butter bread carrots and a coffee service. Names and dates are not specified.
A recipe describes boiling water and cooking rice and bran with seediers raigina until tender then serving with milk. It also covers beef cut stew with chuck rib thick slice seared then simmered with vegetables before serving on a platter. cheese crackers and serpentine cookies recipes are listed with ingredients and steps.
A garbled text fragment describes fruit canning steps with grapes and marmalade. It mentions heating, stirring to prevent sticking, sugar and vinegar quantities, and sieve-based straining. The lines are incomplete and mix measurements and processes.
A fragmented 1920s style column discusses women’s clothing choices for different ages and occasions. It names several individuals connected to club activities and notes fashion tips favoring modest, age appropriate attire over flapper extremes.
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