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Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1949

Page

11

Boys' Clubs to Seek $30,000 in Fund Drive

Phoenix Boys' Clubs launch a fundraising campaign from November 10 to December 15 aiming to raise 30,000 dollars to support 1950 operations. Earle F. Barrows chairs the drive with Alfred Knight and Milton P. Smith among committee members. Funds will cover staff salaries, building upkeep, utilities, and supplies for clubs at 926 East Van Buren Street and 815 South Seventh Avenue.

Ing Big Brothers Earle F. Barrows First National Bank of Arizona Drive Alfred Knight John Brahm Milton P. Smith Howard J. Smith Jack Williams Clyde A. Ainger Don Leeds Dr. J. N. Harber R. W. Pickens Hohen Foster R. G. Thomson Archie Kroloff Tom Williams Phoenix Endorsement Council East van Buren Street South Seventh Avenue

Youth groups plan fall activities across Phoenix area

DELLA MARTIN reports church and teen groups in Phoenix organize fall events. Columbia Squires resume regular meetings at 7 30 p m with venue to be announced by president Frank Henderson. Sky Y Camp near Prescott hosts Westminster Fellowship retreat as First Presbyterian youth plan year's work. A Castle Roller Rink skating show features Phoenix teens led by Mel Gillam with many local performers. Junior Latins prepare for a second annual Fall format at Hotel Westward Mo. All three fellowship divisions travel to weekend meetings to organize youth programs under Dr. George Hunter Hall and Rev. Elmer Roy. A Sunday stamp collection drive benefits a crippled Brooklyn girl, 2932 West 17th Street.

East Madison Street Frank Henderson Columbia Squires Frank First Presbyterian Church Westminster Fellowship Prescott Phoenix Castle Roller Rink North 40Th Street Judy Goss Virgil Odell Arizona Hayride Biltmore Mel Gillam Castle Tulie Jenkins Margaret Saye Eddie Bryce Honda Levin Jimmie Smith Janice Old Don Wiesner Shirley Reese Red Lewis Evelyn Callaway Jimmie Bracken Marlean Hendricks Bill Randall Janet Neve Gene Mayo Jackie Jones Herb Peden Shirley Wirth Martha Saye Frances Albano Patty Schmidt Doris Ausburn Joan Howell Louise Jackson Eileen Lowther Betsy Anne Slack Leonard Levin George Knutsen Robert Cress Bob Passmore Edwin Mayberry Don Scott Vivian Jackson Roy Odell Westward Mo George Hunter Hall Elmer Roy Roy Ohio Club

Attack Claims Indian Service Officer's Wife

Mrs. Alice Myers Sharp, 79, wife of W. H. Sharp retired United States Indian Service officer, died last night of a heart attack at her home in Phoenix. Funeral arrangements are pending. Survivors include her husband, daughter Mrs. Ezell, another daughter Mrs. Bethel, three sons all of Phoenix, 18 grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren. She was a native of Blue Mound Illinois and member of Bethel Methodist Church.

Alice Myers Sharp W. H. Sharp United States Indian Service East Oak Street Grimshaw Mortuary Sharp Blue Mound Ill Phoenix Indian Service Sacaton Fort San Carlos San Carlos Lake

Fossil termites unearthed in Germany dating 25 million years old

Fossil termites about 25,000,000 years old have been unearthed in Germany indicating ancient ecosystems. Scientists report well preserved remains that shed light on prehistoric European environments and termite evolution.

Germany

Indictment of ex deputy sheriff in Mason killing

ALICE Tex Sept 10 A special county grand jury indicted ex Deputy Sheriff Sam Smithwick 55 for the murder of Newscaster W H Bill Mason. Mason was killed in his car July 29 after exposing alleged liquor law violations at Rancho Alegre and threats to his life. The jury resumes Monday with Smithwick arraignment and Oklahoma party returns tied to Johnson Stevenson race ahead.

Alice Tex Sam Smithwick W. H Bill) Mason Mason Smithwick Jim Wells Lyndon B. Johnson Coke R. Stevenson Johnson Senate Stevenson Supreme Court Slein Smithwreck Rancho Alegre

Four Injured In Two Vehicle Collision In City

Four people were injured early today when a pickup and a sedan collided at 19th Avenue and Maricopa Street. The injured are Lloyd Cox 25 Thelma Cox 22 Flora Jones 30 and Clarence Phelam 27 all treated at St Monica's Hospital. Police said the pickup was driven by Phelam and the sedan by William L Jones 33 Route 3. Harris McCullough 30 a railroad switchman was injured yesterday when his motorcycle went out of control at 20th Avenue and Thomas Road. Holly Sanders 43 of Queen Creek sustained a possible hand fracture in an accident near Norton's Corner on the Williams Air Force Base Road. Don Doyle Jr 2 was admitted to St Monica's with injuries after being caught under a car in a driveway at home yesterday.

19Th Avenue Maricopa Street St. Monica’s Hospital Lloyd Cox North Canyon Drive Thelma Flora Jones Clarence Phelam West Latham Street Phelam William L. Jones Harris McCullough North 10Th Avenue 20Th Avenue Thomas Road Holly Sanders Queen Creek Norton’s Corner Williams Air Force Base Don Doyle, Jr South Sixth Street Phoenix

Bar Tender Fends Off Holdup By Oil Can Thief

In Chicago on September 10 a bar tender at a Veterans of Foreign Wars post reported a hold up by a man dressed as a railroad engineer. He used an oil can to spray liquid in the clerk’s eyes and stole 50 dollars from the register.

Chicago Veterans of Foreign Wars Post

Trained Manager Candidate Accepts Phoenix Mayoral Bid

Mayor Nicholas Udal pledges to seek city manager reform via Charter Government Committee slate in Phoenix. He cites professional training as cure for administrative woes and calls for replacing James T. Deppe with a qualified manager. He criticizes bossism and notes past political faults while urging support for the charter amendment.

Nicholas Udal Charter Government Committee James T. Deppe Deppe Phoenix People of

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