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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1952

Page

4

Agricultural and animal care notes at Cinder Farm

A mixed page item discusses rain damaged hay and ear infection treatments for animals. It mentions chemical treatment for ear ticks and farm equipment delays. Readers are advised to try Cottsdale stores first for repairs and supplies.

Rites Held Monday For Ruth Gilbert

Funeral services for Mrs. Ruth ae Gilbert wife of Dick Inford were held at Mercer mortuary Mars. Gilbert was killed Friday afternoon in a two car crash near Withiman west of Wickenburg. Survivors include her husband her mother Mrs. Charlotte J. Wimp and a sister Mrs. Donald M. Butler of Sullivan TI.

Ruth Ae Gilbert Dick Inford Radia Kupyl

Fair Commission May Sponsor Miss Arizona Contest

The Arizona State Fair Commission weighs sponsoring the Miss Arizona contest during the State Fair 10 day show from November 7 to 16. The winner would go on to represent Arizona at the Miss America pageant in Atlantic City in September 1953. Entrants must be single high school graduates aged 18 to 28 by September 1953 and the competition honors talent personality charm and beauty.

Phoenix Arizona State Fair Commission George W. Blake Arizona Atlantic City

Evening concert to close music camp week at Old Alain

The 7th annual camp features Leonard Moore leading a chorus in anthems and spirituals, Charles Bowers's orchestra performing Schubert, Bartok, and Gillis, plus Harold Hines and Joseph Scrafford directing the band in modern and South American pieces. Notable soloists include Patsy Baker, John Doubek, Nan Mattice, and Jan Welker. Miles A Dresskell, ASC professor, founded the camp.

Charles Bowers Schubert Bela Bartok Don Gillis Harald Hines Joseph Scrafford Tschailkowsky Rio Steel Men Patsy Baker Morenci John Doubek Clarksdale Nan Mattice Pima Jan Welker

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