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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1955
Page
3
In a house study, banker Martin Ritter confesses deep concern over missing 2500 dollars and a safe with papers. Suspects include secretary Miss Betty Clayton and longtime staff, all denying theft as the detective questions them.
An unofficial survey from the Chino Valley to Seligman area reports only 20 fawns surviving from a total 210 does this summer, with 20 fawns tagged in Chino Valley last month, indicating a high death rate. In contrast, conditions in Coconino are improving as fawn numbers appear near normal due to dispersed herds.
Frances Som and John Song wed Sunday June 26 at Central Methodist Church Phoenix. The Som family of 1702 S Tih Ave and J C Song attended with 350 guests at a Hotel Westward reception. The couple will live in Phoenix after a Canada honeymoon.
Readers are urged to adjust habits for high speed travel on superhighways. Advice covers entering and leaving expressways with traffic, choosing a lane, leaving space, driving smoothly, exiting safely, and pre turning off with proper signaling.
Announcement today confirms Hill's Mobile Service at South Scottsdale Road and Second Street sold to Ed Stires. Ownership effective July 1 continues a full line of mobile products with remodeling planned and Les Noble remaining with the firm. Stires, formerly of Nickerson Kansas, now resides in Scottsdale with wife Miriam and daughter Sherrie set to enter Scottsdale High School next fall. A son serves in the armed forces in Alaska.
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Robert Hale Ellis Jr a noted landscape architect notes fences can be more than barriers. He emphasizes texture and color in outdoor spaces using woods like Douglas fir or western red cedar that weather or stain to add warmth and character.
Fences come in many patterns and styling with popular options such as basketweave estates type solid boards and off set boards designed to permit cooling breezes.
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