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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1954
Page
5
Eight year old Leslee Rusko of Chicago is crowned Miss Illinois by Reggie Dombeck Miss Chicago after winning a local contest to advance to Miss USA.
Common Council of Scottsdale Arizona will hold a public hearing to consider vetoing changes from RESIDENCE to COMMERCIAL and other lot reclassifications in Section 27 Township 2 North Range 4 West within Maricopa County. Residents are urged to attend on November 9 1954 at 8 00 PM.
A block of text outlines plans to form a Scottsdale based Lions Club in Maricopa County Arizona. The group aims to promote ethical business practices and social unity while supporting good government and mutual aid among members. The charter details powers to contract own mortgage and issue bonds, term length of twenty five years with perpetual succession, and a governance structure including a Board of Directors and officers.
The Board of Directors shall be elected at the annual meeting on the second Tuesday of June. Officers take office the first Tuesday in July. terms run one year. Two directors are elected annually for two years, with two others serving two years to begin at the organizational meeting. Officers named include President Mary Walker, Immediate Past President Henry Schard, First Vice President Fiver Wiese, Second Vice President Neil Autst, Third Vice President Hartford Hilton, Secretary-Treasurer Willem Martin, Treasurer Richard Pell, and Directors Foreeast Denney Floyd Sehino John Utter Roger Saba. The directors may fill vacancies as provided by by laws and articles. The corporation’s assets and member property are exempt from corporate debts.
The document records a notary public and witnesses validating signatures in a state court matter. Names such as Byron Walker Len Cowen and Tenny Jaunty appear in the notarization with dates and seal language.
The Arizona State Tax Commission announces a public hearing in Phoenix to consider a tax matter related to real property and a revised budget for 1969. The notice specifies a hearing time and invites interested parties to attend and submit comments.
Arizona extension agronomist Charles Eidwood says nitrogen boosts yields of small grains. He advises farmers to assess soil organic matter, field type, and cropping history to estimate nitrogen needs and apply 50 to 200 pounds per acre at planting or before significant growth, noting phosphorus responses when soils are low in P.
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