Beeline Highway Ends an Era in Payson History
Thousands gather for the 1958 ribbon cutting as the Beeline Highway opens linking Payson with Phoenix. The event signals a new era of travel, recreation, and unity, recalling six day trips for supplies and the community’s tight knit roots before modern roads.
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MacFarland
Payson
Phoenix
Arizona
Gisela
Apache Trail
Roosevelt Dam
Rye
Hog Canyon
School Menu Dates March 29 to April 2
The menu lists daily meals from March 29 to April 2 including chicken fried steak, toast cheese sandwich, spaghetti with meat sauce, submarine sandwich, and fish sticks with sides. Each day includes milk and a fruit or dessert option with vegetables and a salad.
Births of three babies in Payson and Glendale
Walter Christopher Button born March 18 at Payson Hospital to Robert and Deborah Button. 5 pounds 6 ounces, 19 inches. Alan Wayne Shoemaker Jr born March 19 at Payson Hospital to Alan and Delilia Shoemaker. 7 pounds 14 ounces, 21 inches. Samuel Frank Katich born March 21 at Maryvale Hospital to George and Kathy Katich. 8 pounds 8 ounces, 21 inches.
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Walter Christopher Button
Payson Hospital
Robert
Deborah Button
Payson
Alan Wayne Shoemaker, Jr
Alan
Delilia
Samuel Frank Katich
Maryvale Hospital
George
Kathy Katich
Glendale
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Pine Or
Young
Frontier Market
United
Payson Plaza
Bayer
Rolaids
Russell Stover
Deqooran
Esare
Ezitonema
Twin Pines Shopping Center
Famous
FBI
Workcenter