Hallo wgen Carnival Heads Scottsdale Tonight
Scottsdale progress notes October 26 1950 report Hallo wgen Carnival sponsored by the PTA will attract families with Mrs Alvin Brown as general chairman planning for Scottsdale’s largest carnival A marriage is announced Bondena S daughter of F E Stevenson and William P Baeson wed October 23 in Wickenburg Presbyterian Church Also birthday celebration for W F Cluff father of O F Cluff held October 22 Farm Bureau names Richard D Searlees as new president to succeed Jerry Williams Two candidates run for Scottsdale school board in high school election William Messinger and Dana Roush.
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Alvin-Brown
Scottsdale
Bondena SD
F. E. Stevenson
William P. Bae
Wm. Schrader
Presbyterian Church
Wickenburg
O. F. Cluff
Eugene Kelly
Ans Antonio
Texas
Air Force
Dueckland
Air Force Base
William — Messinger
Dana Roush
Dairy Association Opens November Convention in Phoenix
The American Dairy Association hosts a convention at the Westward Ho in Phoenix with 200 national dairy leaders. Miss Ruth Marie Peterson, crowned at the International Dairy Show in Chicago, and Lone Ranger guest star at the event. President Merrill N. Warnick of Pleasant Grove, Utah leads ADA officers and staff. Dr. W Petersen from Minnesota will discuss milk promotion and a 1935 ADA project spending over 7 million.
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Ruth Marie Peterson
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Chicago
Lone Ranger
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ADA
Merrill N. Warnick
Pleasant Grove
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The
University of Japanesota
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Glendie
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Weetward Ho
Appliance Firm Expands Patio Service In Village Quarter
Vincent Madraca, owner of a four decade old appliance firm, relocates to Village Patio quarters at 4a KE Main and launches a bring it in and deliver it service for small appliances. Madraca, with 44 years in refrigeration, heating and appliance work including six years at GE, operates in Arizona.
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Iy Vincent FL Madiraca
Madraca
General Electric
Comng
Arizona
School Menu for October 31 to November 4
Weekly child meal menu lists daily options from October 31 to November 4. Items include tomato juice, hot dog with bun and condiments, creamed peas, peaches, milk, vegetable beef stew, cottage cheese, pineapple salad, corn bread, jelly, apple cobbler, chili beans, Mexican cheese wedges, crackers, fruit Jello, meat loaf, mashed potatoes, tossed salad, chocolate cake, bread, butter, baked macaroni and cheese, tomato tea, jelly, ice cream.
Kay's Country Club Market Opens on Indian School Road
Kay Mashe opens Kay's Country Club Market at 4416 East Indian School Road serving the West Scoisdale area. Mashe previously ran a store in the San Fernando Valley, California for five years. Opening weekend set for November 4.
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West Scoisdale
Kay
Shutters Reopens November 1 Under Welch Management
The Shutters at 49 W. Indian School Road will reopen November 1 under owner Gigi Welch. Welch confirms the restaurant will offer the same service and food as last year.
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W. Indian School Road
Gigi Welch
Scottsdale Junior Assembly to Teach Dance Etiquette
The newly organized Scottsdale Junior Assembly, directed by Jack Clone, will meet twice monthly for two hours. Fifth to seventh graders gather 4:00 to 6:00 pm on Saturdays, and eighth to tenth graders 3:00 to 9:00 pm. Membership applications are at Cione Studios with limited slots and the first meeting set for November 12. Refreshments provided. a spring parent student party at a valley resort will be announced later.
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Scottsdale
Jack Clone
Cione
Scotts
Branclk
Five girls organize 4 H sewing box group leadership named
At Mrs Mechlings home five girls organized a 4 H group with Wanda as junior leader. They chose Cut Ys Sew as their name and elected officers Gladys Tinney president Betsy Martin vice president Sandra Hayden secretary Bobbe Ferguson reporter Barbara Rosenberg game leader. They planned year activities and made garment protector patterns. A new member Cherry Brown joined.
Community Halloween Party At Center Hopes For Fun
A community Halloween celebration at the center invites all ages to a party on October 29. Activities include dancing, games, fortune telling, and storytelling with costumes encouraged and prizes for the best outfits. Adults begin at 8 30 pm.
4-H Tractor Leaders Clinic Set at Mesa Arizona
4 H leaders will attend a two day tractor clinic October 27 28 at the University of Arizona Mesa station to improve operation and reduce repairs. Gra ham P Wright state leader 4 H Club work announces the event sponsored by the University Agricultural Extension Service with General Petroleum Corporation and Arizona Implement Dealers Association. Demonstrations cover hydraulic systems planter calibration air cleaner care and cooling systems with service maps from statewide implement companies.
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Arizona
Graham P. Wright
University of Arizona
University Experiment Station
Mesa
Trewitless
U. of A. Agricultural Extension Service
General Petroleum Corporation
Arizona Implement Dealers Association
Mapasi Tiomvaroius
Arizona Stockman marks two decades of livestock service
The Arizona Stockman celebrates twenty years of continuous livestock industry coverage in the Southwest. The publication, Arizona's sole exclusive livestock journal, highlights dramatic growth and progress and projects continued rapid advancement in the years ahead.
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Arizona
Southwest
Arizona Stockman
Mapaszine
Myestock Industry
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