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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1958
Page
1
One year after the Boys' Club started a drive for funds, a concrete floor was poured at 410 East Coon Pool for a new center. The site will include a gymnasium, games room, craft shop, and athletic field. Dues are set at 10 per year.
Dear Sir Letter details a recent Peaceful Valley Homeowners Association political rally in Scottsdale to enable citizens to hear and question council candidates. It thanks The Azonian and Scottsdale Voices, KPOK, and numerous volunteers including Knights of Columbus members and committee organizers. It notes upcoming Knights events and the council's April ceremonies, calling for neighborhood groups to organize and engage in democratic processes.
Fred Stearns urges residents in Peaceful Valley to tackle local problems in a traditional democratic civic spirit. He expresses confidence that other town sections can follow, ending with a sincere closing.
Postmaster C Wilson urges dog owners to keep pets leashed during mail delivery after four bite incidents in the Scottsdale area within a year. He notes mail delivery depends on public safety and requests cooperation to protect carriers and ensure timely service.
Evelyn Thies of First National nicked up the 27 10 split in Tuesday night action. Ruth Wischler of Porters had high game 191 and high series 486 as standings show Porters 35 21 and Village Cabinet Shop 34 32 Statewide 28 ... First National Basket Team listed amid scattered scores and club names.
The Father Novatus Council of the Knights of Columbus hosted a family breakfast after the eight o'clock Mass at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church on Brown Avenue. More than two hundred people attended the fifth Sunday event with over sixty families represented, including the Rowan family who co-chaired with Anthony Ariotta and won with seven children. Grand Knight Erwin H. Paul and his wife Patricia led a close runner up group with five children. Attendees had Mass and Communion prior to the meal, reinforcing the slogan The family that prays together stays together as part of Scottsdale Council Catholic activity. Jowan, a candidate for Judge of the Maricopa County Superior Court, thanked the Ladies of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Sodality.
Legal notice lists Articles of Incorporation for The Sheriff's Mounted Posse of Scottsdale. It names incorporators with Scottsdale addresses and states the corporation aims to maintain peace, uphold law, promote fellowship, and participate in civic functions under a pledged motto.
Arizona county records reveal the Sheriff’s Mounted Posse of Scottsdale formed a nonprofit corporation with articles outlining general aims, governance, and membership rules. The document lists officers including F. H. Godfrey as President and William Gilmore as Vice President, with several directors named, dated March 18 1958 and acknowledged March 1 1968 by a notary public.
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