Penny scale redesign by UA student aims for global rollout
Keith W. Moser of the University of Arizona designed a compact coin operated digital readout scale replacing the old penny model. Watling International president Carlton VanGorder awards $1,500 and a Puerto Rico factory job, while second place earns $300 and a factory position. The new scale costs about $600 and may earn $100 monthly per unit.
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New Members Joined Payson Golf Club
The Payson Golf Club announces new members in recent weeks. Local couples include Ray and Mrs Dickason Star Valley, Joseph and Mrs Loges Pine, Jacob Coxey, Russell Bemler, Nicholas Taylor, John Weller, Reuben Anderson, George Fick, Robert Caulkins, and David Humphrey all of Payson. Out of town members include H T Dowd Glendale, Robert Whitlow, Raymond Sabatelli, Clarence Walker Scottsdale, Carl Allen, Hal Spear and Edna Wall Phoenix.
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Ray Dickason
Star Valley
Joseph Loges
Pine
Jacob Coxey
Russell D. Bemler
Nicholas A. Taylor
John C. Weller
Reuben E. Anderson
George L. Fick
Robert L. Caulkins
David O. Humphrey
Payson
H.T. Dowd
Glendale
Robert V. Whitlow
Raymond Sabatelli
Clarence O. Walker
Scottsdale
Carl S. Allen
Hal Spear
Edna L. Wall
Phoenix
Nurse Adeline Mullins 65 dies in Payson hospital
Funeral services for Adeline E. Mullins 65 a registered nurse who died at Payson Hospital were held Monday. Born in Scobey Montana she moved to Arizona in 1959 and worked for the Maricopa County Health Department and Peoria School District before joining Payson Hospital as a night nurse. She was active in the Arizona State Board of Realtors Payson BPW Club and Mt Cross Lutheran Church. Survived by husband Doug son George Watson daughters Janet Garret Joyce McLaughlin mother Ida Downing two brothers three sisters and ten grandchildren. Burial at Mountain Meadows Memorial Park.
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Early US Ice Cream and Paradise Lost Milestone
The 1777 top American bestseller was John Milton's Paradise Lost. The first commercial ice cream maker appeared in June 1786 by Hall of New York, later used by George Washington who charged it to his expenses.
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