Mrs Miller to Travel From Scottsdale to Buffalo
Mrs. Robert Miller plans a Saturday morning trip from Scottsdale to Buffalo New York. She has spent the winter with her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs John Maas.
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1953
Page
7
Mrs. Robert Miller plans a Saturday morning trip from Scottsdale to Buffalo New York. She has spent the winter with her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs John Maas.
Flor ence Barry has applied for a treasurer's deed on Walter and Jessie Lee property in Maricopa County Arizona. The parcel, described as Section 30 Township 3 North Range 5 East, was sold for taxes on November 3 1947 for 1.70 dollars. If redemption is not made before July 28 1953 the county treasurer will convey the premises to Barry. Publication dates April 24 May 1 8 15.
An adequate supply of clean water should be available for cows at all times. A cow may drink up to 180 pounds daily in addition to water from feed to produce about 60 pounds of milk.
Jane and Henry Wick led 34 boys on a Grand Canyon mule trip with hairpin turns and mules biting. The Scherers head to Honolulu to watch Agen compete in polo for Milwaukee this year, and the note urges local polo interest. Congratulations to Pat Benton.
The note extends best wishes to Norman McDonald and their marriage from the sender, hoping for a long, happy life together and many blessings.
Sunday outlasted the Glendale Tigers 12 to 9 on the high school field. Frank Rangel allowed 11 hits while Sam Millanez completed the Merchant's battery as Scottsdale posted 10 hits and both sides committed three errors. The Merchants face Phoenix Eagles at East Lake Park or Guadalupe next.
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