Scottsdale Progress Briefs Hit Local Happenings 1949
February 24 1949 notices report Scottsdale area efforts for March of Dimes drive local chairman change Glenn Ye Company spudding second test well at PE clock Monday morning Feb 1 Maricopa Red Cross appoints Cletis Smith to head fund drive Scottsdale High School baseball drills under Coach Herman Schweikart Latter Day Saints mission trip of W Worthen announced Public Health speaker Frank Williams at Scottsdale PTA meeting Soil nitrogen content in Arizona soils around 0.04 percent per acre foot equals about 1600 pounds.
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Scottsdale
Tocalbo
Sips
Corel Sneth
Glenn YE Company
E.W. Duhame
Mendis
Seb
Herman Schweikart
Maricopa County
Ack W. Worthen
Theodore Worthen
New York
Frank Williams
Arizona Department of Publc Health
Parent-Teachers Association
Suesday
Scottsdale High School
Arizona
Rawhide Roundup Slated for March in Mesa
The Mesa Junior Chamber of Commerce plans the eighth Rawhide Roundup from March 11 to 13 to fund Pioneer Park development a 20 acre site on East Main Street facing the Arizona Temple. Jaycees will donate a civic auditorium building with kitchen and meeting rooms to the city starting after the event. The three day Western festival includes a grand parade and family activities with community support pledged.
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Mesa
Mesa Junior Chamber of Commerce
Pioneer Park
East Main Street
Arizona Temple
Jayceees
Rawhide
Mesa Parks and Playground Board
Dale C. Riggins
Rawhide Roundup Planning Committee
Jaycees
Riggins
Scottsdale Bowling results and standings across leagues
Scottsdale Pharmacy beat Powell's Garage 3 to 1 to drop Powell's to fifth as Kennedy Shell led high game and series with 538 and 207. In the Scottsdale Businessmen's League Johnny's Sport Shop swept O'Malley's, while Lulu Belle and Scotts dale Pharmacy won key matches. Ruth Caldwell led Westside Motors with 188 and 492. Team standings list Patio Tea Room atop the table with 22 wins and 9 losses.
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Lulu Belle
Westside Motors
Scottsdale Businesswomen’s
Patio Tea Room
Willmoth and Wolff
Porter’s
McQ’s
Ruth Caldwell
Serarees
Popter’s
Cicccceeesesseeceesereee
Willmroth & Wolff
Ics
Kennedy Shell Hrand Wes Parasted
Scottsdale Pharmac Jo Earl’s Market Peererererets
Frederick's Service
Powell's Garage
Rrines
Lulu Belle Ou
Herb Green
Cox’s Jewelry Obese Eresearrees
Johnny's Sport Shop
Scottsdale Pharmacy
Huddleston’s Align, Etherees
Kiwanis Sete
I O'Malley's
Extra Citrus For Frozen Juice
Extension specialist Elsie H. Morris advises using ripe oranges and grapefruit for frozen juice. Chill fruit, juice, strain, and heat to 165 degrees to prevent jelly-like pectin dots during freezing. Pour into paraffined cartons or glass jars with headspace.
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Elsie H. Morris
University of Arizona
Squaw Club Elects Officers At Riggins Host Gathering
Mrs. L. F. Riggins hosted the Squaw club a Indian lore study group on Monday night. Officers elected were Mrs. F. C. Younger president Mrs. L. M. Kennison vice president Mrs. Robert Braz ee secretary and Mrs. H. T. Walters treasurer. A fifteenth birthday ceremony and spring initiation plans were discussed.
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L. F. Riggins
Squaw Club
F. C. Younger
L. M. Kennison
Robert Brazee
H. T. Walters
Juicer Tip Expands On Freezing and Thawing Juice
The note advises leaving the tap on the juice container to speed thawing and suggests placing the container in a pan with cold water circulating. It also mentions thawing by moving the container to a refrigerator shelf overnight.
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Scottsdale Progress
South Brown Avenue
James H. Boyd
Shirley N. Boyd
S. Brown
Scottsdale Pharmacy West
Kennedy Shell
Earl's Market
Red Beckman
Scottsdale Businessmen’s
O'Malley's
Kiwanis
Huddleston
Cox’s
J. W. Busse
Len Cowen
Corner
East Main & Brown Ave
Charles F. Cox
N. Scottsdale RD
Insurance Agency
East Main