Marriage License Issued in Phoenix to Perrin and Terwilliger
A marriage license was issued on March 3 at the Phoenix court house to Dorman Perrin and Elizabeth Jane Terwilliger both of Scottsdale Arizona authorities reported the union.
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1949
Page
5
A marriage license was issued on March 3 at the Phoenix court house to Dorman Perrin and Elizabeth Jane Terwilliger both of Scottsdale Arizona authorities reported the union.
The Women’s Society of Christian Service at Scottsdale Methodist Church opens a Lenten book review series with "The Big Fisherman" by Lloyd Douglas reviewed by Mrs. Virginia S. Ross Friday at 2:00 PM in Wesley Hall. Subsequent Fridays feature "Forty-Eight Plus," "Twilight of Dawn," and "On Our Doorstep" with other reviews.
United States farmers employ electricity for more than 350 distinct uses across agricultural operations. The report highlights irrigation, lighting, pumping, and machinery as key areas of electricity use in farming.
Cal Poly of San Luis Obispo captured top honors at the first Intercollegiate Rodeo of Arizona State College in Phoenix. Ten teams competed at WindSor Square Stables with about 6,200 spectators. Bill Baser of Colorado A&M won first in bull riding, earning a 180 saddle and 200 in prizes. Neal Fadler of Cal Poly received the hard luck award after a cracked collar bone.
Annual meeting of the Arizona Statewide School Trustees Association will be at Osborn School in Phoenix at 10 a m Saturday. Dr C W Sechrist of Flagstaff announced the sessions in the auditorium and urged all trustees and administrators to attend. The meeting will discuss the greatest proposed changes in the state school system since statehood.
In 1948 the average daily traffic through Tempe was 13 355 vehicles per 24 hours. The figure reflects typical transit volume for that year, indicating steady car movement through the city lanes.
The younger women's bridge club gathered at Mrs. Clifford Hites home last Thursday afternoon for dessert bridge. Players included Mesdames Jack Crews Henry Farlee Frank Cavalliere Robert Smith Bill Chatham D V Treat and Jerry Sullivan. Prizes went to Mrs Chatham and Mrs Sullivan.
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