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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1923
Page
4
Community group Old Pubin club hosts a luncheon for Dean Cooper and the new university time and place unspecified. Reservations encouraged with contact numbers 297-M and 1¢95-M, transportation via 993-6.
Vernon Stiles presented a benefit concert for the Japanese relief fund drawing a responsive audience. He performed a varied program including Der Derma Mobile from Fughetti and Pagliacci selections, with encores and warm audience praise. The event supported the Red Cross and opened the season's musical schedule.
Anita Post, noted Tu Son musician and University of Arizona Spanish department member, returns to Tucson after a busy summer in Flagstaff and Yuma. She performs a Spanish concert at Saturday Morning Musical Club, sings for Cricket on the Hearth recital, and plans church music duties and a January concert with Mrs. J. Mark Williams.
Friday events include a Kiwanis luncheon and a betel Seta Rita event at 12:18 PM, followed by a B W Cc swimming party and Wet Moorer activities at 1:15 PM.
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Local fundraiser event titled Mondat Town Dance aims to support the football squad. Organizer Bice Moen invites residents to attend on a date noted as 9 BD and contribute to the team’s needs.
Two outside districts in the past week purchased large International buses from Southern Arizona Motor Co. to transport high and grammar school pupils to Tucaca high and Bilite schools from Davison Fort Lowell and Postvale areas. About 45 students will benefit daily easing access to secondary education.
The Tucson Natural History Society will host a seven o'clock dinner at the Copper Kettle to discuss public attitudes toward game laws and conservation and to plan delegates for the state convention in Flagstaff. Claude McKenzie notes wildlife increases in Coronado Forest preserves. Mary J. Platt School welcomed Miss Winnifred Myser as superintendent, returning to the post after years away, with plans for staff reorganization and continued enrollment growth.
Rep. Young of North Dakota arranged for President Coolidge to meet a Ninth Federal Reserve bankers committee next week to discuss the wheat crop. They favor reviving the United States Grain Corporation to handle the crop, seeking an early extra session of Congress to enable action. The aim is not to fix prices but to establish a market and curb speculation.
A patient recounts trying four doctors for chronic indigestion and related ailments before using Magr’s Wonderful Remedy. The testimonial claims the medicine removes mucous from the intestinal tract and eases inflammation causing stomach and intestinal issues.
Mary friends in Tucson regret that Misa Alice Naffz will not return to Tuccoon to teach dancing at the University. Naffz has accepted a position at Ypsilanti Normal Schools in Ypsilanti Michigan. She came to Arizona after the start of the second semester last year and did notable work during her short stay.
Mere frank Vawter of 46 North Vine street reported a ladies gold wrist watch theft this morning. The watch was taken from her house yesterday afternoon while she was away.
Friends and business colleagues of Rupert E. Moore, president of Valley Bank of Phoenix, mourn the sudden death of his young daughter Helen Moore on the California coast. The funeral will be held Thursday.
Miss Margaret Hill has arrived in Tucson with three daughters before entering the University of Arizona. Timothy Coburn and Miss Hittie from Taraprail accompany families on winter plans. Miss Fisherta McDonnell, Prescott graduate, returns to Tucson as Alpha Gamma member. May ers and Larkin family members, plus Miss Gittings, return from California. T. W. A. leadership shifts noted as Stehley oversees until a new secretary arrives.
With campus activities opening echo, the Varsity Inn becomes the center of festivities. A concert by the Six Nebraskans of Clearwater dance hall will run Sunday evening between six and seven, followed by the Sunshine Quartets led by Hamilton Keddie. Most students return by then.
A lavish motion picture production titled Shattered Idols recreates an East Indian temple ruin used as the Mighty set for a temple series. The Hollywood recreations include authentic Brahman atmosphere and faithful reproduction of the Delhi Secunderbad temple ruins.
Mre Hermerce Griebech remains in California this fall as Ned Griebach returns from Europe. Sister Mary Victoria transfers from J. Joseph's Academy Prescott to St Josephs Tucson orphanage as six-year rule takes effect. Imogene Mercer returns to Tucson to reenter the university this fall. Zelda Ashburn marries Jack Hoy in Negales and they reside there. Mrs. Hoy is daughter of the Empire ranch couple, Mr. and Mrs. F. Ashburn.
Mise Alva Myers and Mieg Verdte Myers came to Tucson from Sal Francisco where they spent the summer. both study at St. Joseph's academy. Hirk Le Shelle returned from New York where he spent his summer vacation and is a University of Arizona law student and a Kappa Sigma member. Margaret March traveled from Kisbet to Tucson to resume university studies. Mrs. J. Praogh Herndon is due back tomorrow after a month in California with her parents.
Mr and Mrs Prof Pauli have kept their cabin at Mt Lemmon for the season, continuing a longtime retreat amid mountain scenery and cooler air. Local neighbors note their quiet presence and regular visits to the area.
The Mission Societies of the Piret Methodist Church held the first fall gathering, with morning talks led by Mrs J F Nichels and Miss Myser, an afternoon program by Mrs A J Wiecheret, and a foreign work focus including a Japan project. A luncheon preceded more talks and music by Miss Margaret Autter and Miss Fox Nichols. next meeting is the second Tuesday in October.
The Rotary club will dine beside the barbecue pits at Cortere Monday as guests of H Grier of Pima Farms. They will tour the new cotton gin, the recently installed power plant, and the Postvale farming project. The plant cost over 26069 dollars.
No new report today on Louis Dreyfus who suffered severe injuries in a California automobile accident yesterday. He was found beneath an overturned car and badly burned, taken to Ramona hospital near San Bernardino, with his condition possibly improving since yesterday. He is the eldest son of William Dreyfus and was a Tucson High School student.
Poems pour into the Sunshine Climate club offices praising Tucson and its winter climate. A San Francisco poet is highlighted as the latest contributor, with a satirical roll call of local places and figures cited in a playful yet sprawling verse.
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