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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1951
Page
2
A fashion note highlights the Nelly Don show scheduled for Saturday at the Royal Palms Inn. The event features skirts and evening wear with long-stemmed styles and cotton satin fabrics, presented by designer Ze ene and other lineup details read as readable OCR fragments.
The message notes a Friday deadline for an auxiliary cookbook project led by Marbelle Curtis, president of the American Legion auxiliary. Details indicate mailing to a P O Box and a local chapter contact for recipients to submit recipes or contributions.
Readable fragments note dairy herd classifications with terms like Good and Fair and an overall market assessment. No clear names, places, or dates are identifiable in the readable text.
Mabel Richardson will depart Seat on March 31 for Santa Fe to study under a silversmith. The move marks her entry into a new craft under the guild regime with Adm Irersmuth and Larsson, noted figures in the Southwest craft scene.
Thomas J. Cogan Jr of 310 Rest Airst Avenue was recently initiated into the Theta Chi social fraternity at the University of Arizona. Cogan is a freshman engineering student and a 1950 Montclair High School graduate.
A regional health survey notes a weekly expenditure near 38 thousand dollars for cancer treatment and prevention. It highlights ongoing costs and the strain on local medical services as patients seek care.
Californians visit at the John Dwigm Neale home as guests including Dr. Joost and sister of De Kalb JL Mr and Mrs H O Ehlen of Camelback road and Mr and Mrs Cecil Raleigh join Pfc Arl Avery at Lackland AFB San Antonio Texas last weekend.
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