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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1950
Page
13
Mrs Henry Riess of Arcadia California visited last week with her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Harvey Steven son. They took her home after several days visiting in Arcadia then traveled to visit cousin H A Fisher of Long Beach on the return trip.
Kiwanis International announces its 35th annual convention May 7 to 11 in Miami Florida with 3100 clubs and an expected 10000 attendees. The Main Feature Entertainment on May 10 at the Orange Bowl will feature bands drill teams and a fireworks finale. Delegates wives will be kept busy with planned activities.
The Brownmoor School for Girls on Indian School road near Phoenix changed hands for the second time. Mary Atwell Moore announced the deal, with E. E. Swift purchasing the property March 8 and the Grayeal couple taking title late Tuesday. Moore remains manager as the school expands its campus and adds stables and riding facilities for a summer project. Enrollment sits at 80 with May 18 term end and September applications already being received.
Mrs. Al Lindsey announces that the American Legion Auxiliary Poppy Poster contest ends Friday March 31. Entries must be in by that date. The contest, managed through schools, will judge three age groups.
The county will prosecute dumping at the Valley dump or any location to the fullest extent. A bulldozing plan aims to cover the site to remove an eyesore at the crossroad. Ray Mitchell and Graham led a weeks-long effort with the Improvement Association to close the dump, a first major project with perfect success.
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