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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1949

Page

6

ASC Official To Speak Here Tonight

J. E. Zimmerman assistant to the president at Arizona State College Tempe will address the Methodist men's club tonight October 20 during their regular monthly meeting at Wesley Hall. Zimmerman will discuss God in American History. O. C. Wilson club president calls him a top state speaker and interested in church community ties. A Phoenix marriage license was issued Tuesday to William K English and Gail G Strandquist of Scottsdale. Mrs E Schultzman of Ohio visits with Mr and Mrs Marion Schultzman.

J. E. Zimmerman Arizona State College Tempe Methodist Men’s Club Wesley Hall Zimmerman O. C. Wilson Phoenix William K. English Gail G. Strandquist Scottsdale

Fram urges grass roots crop groups for Farm Bureau

Kyrene district rancher A J Fram president of the Arizona Farm Bureau calls for strong commodity groups in all Bureau chapters. He says farmers need grassroots representation in Washington and groups in the state will provide quick local sentiment on new agricultural bills. Try Scottsdale stores first.

A. J. Fram Kyrene The Arizona Farm Bureau Bureau Washington Farm Bureau Congress Fram

Arizona State Fair Funded Without Taxpayer Burden

Phoenix officials say taxpayers have not funded the fair for three years and will not this year. The Arizona State Fair has received state support since 1905 but has operated at no cost to taxpayers since 1946, with sufficient funds in the fair fund to finance the event this year.

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