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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1953

Page

3

Sharon House Wins Grammar School Citizenship Contest

Sharon House, in Mr Crews 5 A, won the grammar school citizenship contest and will compete for citizens across Scottsdale schools. First grade play set for Friday May 15 at 5 45 PM on Channel 5 was postponed due to measles. Mothers made costumes. curtain painted by teachers and children. Mr and Mrs Corky Reddell welcomed a baby Friday March 8 at Mesa's South Side hospital.

Wil Scottsdale Sharon Crews

Messinger Defends School Board Record in Letter to Editor

WM H Messinger argues recalls would harm district progress praising hiring of teachers, building program, and administrative relief during his terms. He mocks recall attacks as partisan and cites past petitions as evidence of tactics, urging voters to support his continued leadership.

Messinger

Treaties Should Be Under the Constitution Where They Belong

Dr. Clarence Manion, former Notre Dame Law Dean, spoke at Encanto Park on May 7 under Arizona Public Service's Heritage week program. He warned that treaties can supersede the U S Constitution, urging citizens to defend the Bricker amendment to prevent loss of rights.

Clarence Manion Notre Dame University Encanto Park Arizona Public Service Corporation

Final Rites Held For Kisto Jackson

Funeral services were held in Jackson for 65 year old Kisto Jackson who died last Thursday at the Sacaton Indian hospital. He is survived by his wife Lucille of Scottsdale a daughter Margie Miles and a brother Ambrose, both living at the Salt River Reservation.

Kisto Jackson Jackson Mr. Jackson Lucille Scottsdale, A Margie Miles Ambrose Salt River Reservation

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Grammar School News Sharon House Citizen Mr. and Mrs Corky Reddell Mesa’s’ South Side Hospital Javy-Gee Jay-Gee West Sunset Street Granewood Washington WM. H. Messinger AVON Peggy Ann Hauser Brown Avenue Porter Bheeeee Wiest Western Store By E. Kroh Ter Heun United States 48 States Manion Eisenhower Dulles Bricker Kisto Maricopa County State of Arizona Florence Barry Walter F Jessie Lee Phil A. Isley W. Adams Judy Kents W. Main St Scottsdale Rd Main Street
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