Phoenix Pioneers and the Redewill Music Legacy
A backwards glance at Phoenix early music life traces Gus Redewill and his sons Cass Francis and Gene, skilled musicians who helped shape the city’s bands and orchestras. It connects early civic growth, the Arlington era, and figures like Mrs. C. Bert Hurley and Dr. Francis H. Redewill to the modern Phoenix Symphony revival led by Robert Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene
Cass
Francis
Redewill
Mexico
Esparito Arriola
Gus Arriola
Gordo
Arriola
Redewill Lincoln
Phoenix
C. Bert Hurley
E. Coronado
Phoenix Symphony Association
Hurley
Phoenix Pioneer Band
George E. Golze
Illinois
Phoenix Symphony
Association
Robert Lawrence
Symphony
Walter Thalheimer
Fred Porter, Sr
Roosevelt Central Council Pool ends first season with carnival
More than 1,000 people attended a closing event for the Roosevelt Central Council Swimming Pool on South Seventh Street and Alta Vista Road. Boy Scout executive George F. Miller urged parental involvement as 500 children who learned to swim under F A Pribbenow performed in a water show. Log rolling winners were Carol Cooley and Frank Powell, both 14. The pool closes for the year tomorrow night.
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Roosevelt Central Council
South Seventh Street
Alta Vista Road
George F. Miller
Boy Scout
F. A. Pribbenow
Holgate Named Manager of Phoenix Branch of First National Bank
E N Holgate vice president of First National Bank of Arizona is appointed manager of the bank's First Phoenix Branch at Central Avenue and Washington Street succeeding Sylvan Ganz who ends 44 years with the bank. Ganz joins J Otis Sullivan Insurance Agency. Holgate serves as Phoenix Chamber of Commerce treasurer and is a former Kiwanis and Red Cross official.
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E. N. Holgate
First National Bank of Arizona
First Phoenix
Central Avenue
Washington Street
Sylvan Ganz
Holgate
Phoenix Chamber of Commerce
Thunderbirds
Chamber
Phoenix Kiwanis Club
Maricopa County
American Red Cross
First National Bank
Ganz
J. Otis Sullivan Insurance Agency
R. T. Carson Resigns to Join Los Angeles Times
Robert T. Carson a longtime proof reader for The Phoenix Gazette and The Arizona Republic resigns effective today to join the Los Angeles Times and Mirror. He cites family unity as his reason and notes two of his children study at the University of California at Los Angeles. Carson moved to Phoenix in 1926 after leaving Denver University and rose to head proofreader of the Phoenix oo and The Arizona Republic n B.
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Robert T. Carson
West Culver Street
Phoenix Gazette
The
Arizona Republic
Los Angeles Times and Mirror
Carson
University of California At Los Angeles
Phoenix
Denver University
Old
Arizona Republican
Phoenix Oo
Talent Show at ASU Tempe calls for auditions
DELLA MARTIN and Tau Kappa Epsilon stage a prior big hit at Arizona State College Tempe. Auditions for the second annual TEKE Talent Show are Tuesday at 7 30 p m in Arts Building Room 221. Prizes awarded to top three. Youth groups plan events and service notes span Phoenix Tempe Mesa and Saint Sauveur Lendelin France.
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Tau Kappa Epsilon
Arizona State College
Tempe
Arts
Tempe College
Phoenix
Mesa
Bill Grissom
Phoenix Union High School
Saint Sauveur Lendelin
France
Save the Children Federation
Tempe Band Debuts At Game With Coolidge
The high stepping Tempe band led by Jimmy Hate with five new majorettes and Wesley Mead performed at last night’s game against Coolidge in their first public appearance. Shirley Cushing heads the sophomore class cabinet elections are set for Wednesday with Edwin Mitchell as vice president Dick Waggoner secretary Marion Acedo boys’ rep and Susan Ebell girls’ rep. Mary Ann Heileman leads the Girls’ League cabinet elections Wednesday. Joe Spracale leads this year’s cheerleaders. The Girls’ Athletic Association begins intra murals in volleyball and the Spanish Unity Club names Eddie Arbizu president Socorro Escarcega vice president Herlinda Olachea secretary Raymond Celaya treasurer. Take it easy this weekend. An AP youth columnist notes drivers aged 16-20 have five times as many accidents as those 45-50.
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Jimmy Hate
Wesley
Mead
Coolidge
Shirley Cushing
Edwin Mitchell
Dick Waggoner
Marion Acedo
Susan Ebell
Mary Ann Heileman
Girls’ League
Joe Spracale
Girls’ Athletic Association
Npon
Spanish Unity Club
Eddie Arbizu
Socorro Escarcega
Herlinda Olachéa
Raymond Celaya
Gang
Associated Press
Episcipalian Youth Urged To Meet Peril
In San Francisco on Oct 1 AP reports Bishop Stephen Neil urged Episcopalian youths to grasp the churchs worldwide reach amid communist threats. He backed World Council of Churches and noted a new church law allowing licensed laymen to aid in communion. The bishops supported aid to the Russian and Eastern Orthodox churches with 15 percent of the Good Friday offering.
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San Francisco
Stephen Neil
Canterbury
Protestant Episcopal Church
Neil
World Council of Churches
House of Deputies
Episcopal Church
House of Bishops
Convention
Church bars can can from youth revue
Toronto Ont Oct 1 Art gave way to decorum as the can can number was scratched from the revue presented by the Young People's Society of the Church of the Nativity.
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Toronto
Ont
Young People’s Society of the Church of the Nativity
World War I Bride Returns Visit From Germany After 27 Years
Mrs. Leonard Reynolds of 415 North 20th Street travels from Sky Harbor to Duisburg Germany to visit her mother and sister, meeting her son T/Segt. Bonner Ducas Wimberly born in Coblenz before World War II. She plans to stay a month and return by air with gifts for family.
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Leonard Reynolds
North 20Th Street
Sky Harbor
Duisberg
Germany
United States
T/Segt
Bonner Ducas Wimberly
Coblenz
Hawaiian Islands
England
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Nevada
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Texas
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Leta Rohloff
Allenton, Mich
Leta
Ryle
Redewills
Augustus Cass Redewill
Atlantic & Pa
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Santa Fe
Geo. W. P. Hunt
Globe
Geronimo
Tombstone
Clantons and
Earps
O. K. Corral
Gus
Goodrich
2Nd St. & van Buren
Gus Redewill
Gazette
University of California
Bruin
Francis H. Redewill
Current Look
American Medical Association
Atlantic City
American Physicians Art Association
F. H. Redewill, Jr
Whittier, Calif
Mds
Consolidated Sales
Geo. Cornforth
W. Washington
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E. N. Holgate Heads Branch
R. T. Carson
Trinity Cathedral
YPF
Jane Wildman
Bishop Atwood House
Neil Smelser
Harvard
New York
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Tempe Union High School
Green Gables
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First Avenue
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Cassou
TL Editions
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Robbie
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