Walter Donn Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
After a brief swim and hike, Walter Donn was taken to the hospital Friday morning for an appendicitis operation. He returned home Monday and is reported to be improving.
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1957
Page
2
After a brief swim and hike, Walter Donn was taken to the hospital Friday morning for an appendicitis operation. He returned home Monday and is reported to be improving.
Steve Ryeziah and Wayne Saylors of Western Engineering completed a full electrical overhaul at the Scottsdale Community Center. A new panel board was installed after noting the wiring was in very bad shape, threatening property and lives.
Commander Kenton E. Scott of Post 3513 Veterans of Foreign Wars announced a focus on teaching American history at national encampments. The post is preparing for its annual Loyalty Day program and will stress reviving interest in notable historical figures.
Garden Highlights explains pyracantha an evergreen shrub with bright red berries ideal for espalier hedges walls or small specimen trees. It notes pest problems aphids and spider mites controllable with malathion and emphasizes year round usefulness in the valley area.
State Farm Mutual announced a new auto policy with major medical payments optional coverage and catastrophe protection aimed at modern driving hazards. The policy covers the insured and household members with no per-accident limit and expands basic coverages to meet rising accident risks. Introduced April 15 in Arizona, the enhanced protections apply to in force policies.
Townspeople held gatherings and visits over Easter weekend. Guests included Linda Schwert and Joan von Blume, with families from Hermosa Beach, Ventura, El Paso, Los Angeles, Pomona, and Santa Ana visiting relatives and sharing meals at local homes and clubs.
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