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Newspaper
Payson Roundup
Location
Payson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1975
Page
3
A note invites readers to call in with personal anecdotes while promising to respect privacy. The column mentions a transformer upgrade at Childs with quick power restoration, commending the crew for fast work and noting new taps were adjusted.
Mildred Rossini was in the hospital for tests last week and now is back home. Neighbors say she is upbeat and still keeps a sharp, determined spirit, joking that she cannot be kept down.
A couple from Phoenix found two hounds on the highway above Sunflower and took them to the Humane Society in Payson to locate the owners. Ranchers report missing training and silence from the dogs. Franz Cloudt offers to identify dogs and hold hunting dogs free of charge until owners claim them, helping avoid future mix ups.
Cathy Cronk, granddaughter of Cathy and Dennis Christensen, stays with them while her parents Don and Kaye Cronk plan a move from Seattle to Payson. Donald Cronk, a United Airlines pilot, hopes to relocate and Cathy begins as a Payson High School freshman aiming for permanent residency in Payson.
A reader notes Lucille Cheadle in hospital last week and records her upbeat remark I think I’ll live when asked about her condition. Friends are relieved by her optimistic outlook and hope she is home or en route.
Judy Hope Brad and Keith Smith enjoyed a three day weekend trip to Nogales. The excursion included family time and sightseeing as part of their holiday plans.
Walt Surrett warned residents the power would be off for two minutes on Saturday morning, signaling a brief service interruption expected to affect nearby neighborhoods.
The Cotton Wives of Pinal County hosted a fashion show in Casa Grande with proceeds aiding the Future Farmers of America.
Town Clerk Mary Jones took a day off to undergo medical tests at Payson Hospital. Her colleagues and readers wish her well and hope for a positive outcome.
Ruth Haught remains hospitalized at home after a mild coronary. She expects to resume duties next week but the doctor advises rest and a gradual approach before returning to work.
Payson Library hosts its annual two day Book Sale at the Payson Woman's Club to raise funds for adding space. Donated books fill shelves as eager buyers anticipate discounted volumes and special offers during the March 19 and 20 event.
Rich Robertson, editor of the Roundup, and his wife welcomed twin girls last week. The birth was not detected as twins by the attending doctor, making the moment unusually blessed for the couple and their four new family members.
Paquita Dimbat was to go home last Friday after tests but appeared off and hopeful she would recover. Anna Mae Dem ing looked well late last week and was set to return to work Monday, as colleagues hope she is back at her desk. Snow on Friday and Saturday is blamed on her not controlling the weather as usual.
Jean Smith is back home after a heart flare up. She travelled to the Valley for tests and awaits results hoping for improvement.
The Payson Library Board voted to dedicate a full section on Arizona facts and history to Irene Stephens. A plaque donated by her sorority will be installed there as part of the dedication.
Ina Duve and Margaret Morrissey welcome their brother Vern Anderson from Garden Grove California for a short stay. He enjoys Payson snow saying it is the first he has seen in thirty years.
The Mogollon Chapter 1235 of the National Association of Retired Federal Employees will hold its regular meeting February 26 at the Swiss Village Inn with lunch at 1 p.m. and meeting at 2 p.m. State Federation President George Wilson and Mrs. Wilson will attend. All retired federal employees in Payson and nearby are invited. Nancy Savoy will present the October program again. for more information call 474-3549.
Payson hosts a two day library conference at the Payson Country Club on February 27 and 28. Librarians from Navajo Pinal Coconino Yavapai and Gila counties attend a workshop organized by the Gila County Library to discuss cataloging and new library methods.
In Prescott George Groves went to the V A Hospital last week for medical care. Martha planned to visit him this week and said she hopes he shows marked improvement.
Members of the Payson Rodeo Club announce a bake sale in front of Frontier Market on Saturday February 22 starting at 10 a.m. The event invites the community to purchase assorted cupcakes and treats.
Lorraine Williams made a brief trip to Show Low to help her mother after illness. She returned to Payson on Tuesday after taking her mother to Phoenix for treatment. Hope she recovers soon.
Dora Loeffelholz’s grandchildren Jaclyn and Farrell framed the fancy outfits during a Goldwater's showcase held at the Francisco Grande Hotel last week.
The text enumerates federal legal holidays in the United States including New Year’s Day Washington’s Birthday Memorial Day Independence Day Labor Day Columbus Day Veterans Day Thanksgiving and Christmas.
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