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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1949

Page

7

Dr. R. E. Irish Chosen as Miss Arizona Judge

Scottsdale physician Dr. Ralph E. Irish is named one of five judges for the 1949 Miss Arizona Beauty Pageant to be held Saturday at Paradise Inn. Contestants from 11 communities compete to win a trip to the Miss America Pageant in Atlantic City, New Jersey, September 5 to 11.

Ralph E. Irish Scottsdale Paradise Inn Jack Wilkie Arizona Atlantic City N. J Phoenix Jaycees Casa Siesta Guest Ranch Capitol Building Dan Garvey Camelback Road Tommy Thompson The Jaycees

Arizona Social Notes and a Volunteer State Remark

Visitors and residents are listed across Northern Arizona and Phoenix including Mr and Mrs Frank Stevens and son Johnny with Arthur Adams visiting. Memorial services were attended by J R Cardwell and R E Wilson in Scottsdale for William Katich. Tennessee’s nickname Volunteer State stems from the Mexican War when Gov Aaron V Brown called for volunteers and 30000 answered.

Frank Stevens Johnny Arthur Adams Arizona J. R. Cardwell R. E. Wilson Glendals Scottsdale William Katich Tennessee Aaron V. Brown

Lightning Kills Four Horses at Rainbow Ranch

Lightning struck the Rainbow Ranch on East Shea Boulevard damaging a small corrall shed and killing four horses. Owner H. J. Smith said three died instantly while a fourth was blinded and died the next day. No other property damage was reported.

Burns Rainbow Ranch Rainbow Guest Ranch East Shea Blvd H. J. Smith Smith

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