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Newspaper
Payson Roundup
Location
Payson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1975
Page
7
Dr. Samuel Burkhardt of Tempe, long a woodworker hobbyist, visits Pine and Strawberry for reasons tied to crafting. The Dick Turners and locals recall his skill with fine woods turning bowls furniture and picture frames during lodge visits and outings.
A book fair will be held in the Julia Randall Elementary School Library on November 19 20 and 21 with hours 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Celene Smith the school librarian says the event offers over 350 titles from pre school through eighth grade including classics fiction nonfiction biographies science nature crafts mystery and reference works plus learning tools. Prices range from under 1 to just over 3 dollars and twenty percent of sales support the student activity fund.
Graveside services were held for Elenora Furrow 54 at Pine Cemetery. She was born in Ohio in 1921 and died in a Phoenix hospital Nov 5 after moving to Yuma 21 years ago. She planned to make Strawberry her permanent home and is survived by husband Russell G. Furrow. George Mowry 92 of Payson died at home Sunday. born in 1883 in Carroll County Illinois. He worked for the American Tract Society and the American Sunday School Union before retiring to Phoenix and Payson. He is survived by wife Rosalee, three sons, a daughter, two brothers, four grandchildren, and was buried at East Resthaven Park Cemetery. Mary Shaggie 75, died Monday in Payson Hospital after visiting a daughter. born in East Verde and raised on the Indian reservation. She is survived by two daughters Ada and Agnes Curtis. Funeral arrangements were handled by Payson Funeral Home.
Private cremation services were held for Donald L. Donason 75 who died Sunday at Payson Hospital. Born Crescent City California he moved to Flagstaff in 1945 from Idaho and later to Payson in 1968. A World War I Army veteran and 16 years in the National Guard he is survived by wife Mildred and two stepsons John Haulot Payson and Dan Haulot Novato California. Payson Funeral Home handled arrangements.
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