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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1952
Page
9
Miss Frances Raleigh daughter of Mr and Mrs Cecil B Raleigh returned home last week from Pomona California where she attended Pomona College. She was accompanied to Miss Pat Mulhall of Los Angeles who will be her houseguest.
Betty Dees and Walter R. Bendure Jr unite in marriage at Scottsdale Baptist Church Tuesday evening. The bride wore a white nylon gown with nylon net veil and carried a streamered white orchid. Attendants included Dixie Routt maid of honor and Juanita and Margaret Dees. Reception followed on the church lawn. Rev. Steve Ketko officiated. The couple will reside at Camp Chaffee Arkansas where Bendure is stationed.
Warry the Hermit visited Judge Cunningham to complain about his dilapidated house near Greenwood Lake and refused to pay rent. The judge asks what he has to complain about, and Warry cites rain leaks and missing landlord accountability. The piece contrasts his tale with a broader note on intolerance and liberty in America. ANZONA
PHI AS Isley, incumbent, has announced his candidacy for a second term as Maricopa County Treasurer subject to the Democrat primary. He cites improvements in tax collection methods and aims to speed tax processing while making it pleasant for taxpayers.
The University of Arizona Agricultural Extension Service publishes a 36 page circular titled Raising Dairy Calves and Heifers. It covers selection standards feeding schedules grain mixtures nay and pasture recommendations and guidance for raising dairy herd replacements and young dairy bulls. Prepared by W R Van Sant the dairy specialist, copies are available cost free through the county agricultural agent's office.
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