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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1953

Page

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Our Town Notes From PINKIE TIT and Rodeo Links

Local column recalls rodeo results and names Bob Garvey Scottdale Bob Stark Jack Ed Edwards and Glenn Hone. Mentions Baton Rouge Worlds Championship Rodeo and San Francisco AH Round Champion. Interweaves social vignettes with barroom and shop details and a Page 7 continuation hint.

Bob Garvey Scottsdale Phoenix Bob Stark Woroming Bob Baton Rouge Lowisian Jack Edwards Jack Glenn Hone Blackfoot Idaho San Francisco Larry Finley

Scottsdale Exceeds Red Cross Drive Quota In 1953

Scottsdale becomes the county s fifth branch to top its American Red Cross quota reporting 6120 dollars equal to 102 percent by Tuesday drive chairman William Weirich says more funds are forthcoming Buckeye Sunnyslope Mesa and Peoria followed in sequence The county totals 17 branches with 158 183 or about 80000 short of the county quota.

Scottsdale American Red Cross William Weirich Scottsdale Drive Buckeye Sunnyslope Mesa Peoria

Easter Dance at Scottsdale Legion Post

The Scottsdale American Legion post hosts an Easter gala on Saturday April 4 at the Legion home on East First Street. The event runs from 9 01 p m with a dance orchestra and a 150 admission per couple. Public invited.

Scottsdale American Legion Post Legion Home East First Street

Kiwanis Cub Holds Ladies Night at Outpost

Kiwanis Club of Scottsdale hosted Ladies Night on Monday March 30 with Kiwan-Anns as guests. Larry Williams welcomed attendees and Mrs Gerald Williams spoke for the Kiwan-Anns. Enoch Walkingstick sang solos and Neary's East West Fashions sponsored a fashion show. About 90 people attended.

Kiwanis Cub Kiwani-Anns Scottsdale Kiwanis Club Larry Williams Gerald Williams Enoch Walkingstick Neary Kiwanis- Anns Masdames Carol Pierce Walter Linton John L. Platt John Slocum Lute Wasbotten

Optometrist Plans Scottsdale Office Opening

Dr. P H Cage, an optometrist based in Phoenix, announces moving his practice to Scottsdale. The new office opens April 15 in the Feltian building at 34 East First Avenue, offering general optometry orthoptics and contact lens services with a focus on frame styling. He has 33 years in the Valley and 4 years of practice since USC graduation.

Pattie Jack Chaffee FLAME Jack Optometrist P. H. Dean Cage Phoenix Anion Nounced Scottsdale Feltian East First Ave Cage University of Southern California Arizona State College Tempe

Beaver Beavers Travel to Bagdad After 12-8 Loss

Scottsdale High faces Bagdad Friday in a 4 p m game following a 12-8 defeat by Phoenix Tech. LeRoy Spradling allowed 10 Tech hits while Theron Marks and Soto shut down Scottsdale hitters. Socals committed six errors as Tech edged ahead with four runs in the first extra inning.

Phoenix Tech Scottsdale High School Tech LeRoy Spradling Beavers Theron Marks Soto Socals Hornets

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Scottsdale Progress North Brown Avenue Arizona James H. Boyd Shirley N. Boyd Pinkie Saturday Evening Post Dorsey Bunger & Brown Plumbing & Heating CO E. First St Protec Gt Insurance Agency Insurance Agency East Main Red Cross Legion Easter Dane Shelvador Crosley Brown Ave Nue S. Brown Beaver Baseballers Bagdad New Elgin Charles F. Cox Scottsdale Road
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