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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1952
Page
4
Coxs Jewelers defeated the Lions club 3 to 1 Monday night to pull into a tie for first place with Lutes Pharmacists, who lost 3 to 1 to Pioneer Druggists. O Malleys won 4 to 0 by forfeit over the defunct Kiwanis club.
Mr and Mrs Ralph C Carlson of Scottsdale announce the birth of a baby boy on Tuesday October 7 at Mesa's Southside Hospital. The newborn adds joy to the Carlson family with no further details provided.
Scottsdale High School Beavers under coach Jiggs Hardt seek a win after two straight defeats as they face Tolleson Wolverines on the local field. Tolleson arrives riding recent wins over Chandler and Ajo, plus a close Litchfield Park margin, while Scottsdale tied Florence 13 to 13 last week.
Grace Prescott bowled a 171 and series of 466 as Earl's Market defeated Tres Jolie Beauty Salon 3 to 1 Tuesday in the Businesswomen's Bowling League. Other results: Porter's Scottsdale 3, Paul's Furniture 1. Westclaire Shops 4, Utter Realty 0. Standings show Porter's Scottsdale leading 9 3, with Farls Market and Westernaire Shops tied at 5 5, Tres Jolie 4 8, Utter Realty 4 8.
Chicago report cites National Safety Council yearbook stating carbon monoxide from gas leaks or defective appliances kills about 1,000 people annually in homes. Public health advisory urges proper ventilation and maintenance to prevent incidents.
Planned by Indian department superintendent Tom Fitzwater with advisor Lloyd Kiva, the village will show a Hopi pueblo Navajo hogan Apache wikicup and desert tribe dwellings, with craftsmen at work and a painted backdrop. The exhibit aims to be both beautiful and educational, highlighting enduring and improving native arts. Also note: national rye crop for 1952 projected much smaller due to lower acreage and yields.
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