Scottsdale Town Council Holds March Meeting
Scottsdale officials announced the April 22 primary voter registration deadline at the March meeting with 186 people already registered. Q C Wilson named air raid warden and Art Bratzel as plumbing inspector. The council discussed alley access, ex convict registration, and town hall updates including venetian blinds costing 52 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivy
Frederick
Flossie Tott
Elsie A. Taylor
Rosa Lindsey
Clara Beau-champ
A. C. Cousins
Marshall
Virgie L.brown
Q. C. Wilson
Scottsdale
Art Bratzel
Veterans Return Home From East Service
Transport brings 30 Arri iyinans home from service in the East since Friday. Most are combat veterans who served in Korea. San Francisco reports the arrivals and lists Pfc. Jose Valencia of Scottsdale among the returning soldiers.
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Korea
San Francisco
John Pope
Pope
Pfc
Jose Vencia
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Women Attend P T A Meet
The Maricopa County Council of Parents and Teachers met on Wednesday April 9 in Wickenburg Arizona. Attending from Scottsdale were Mesdames Walter Lenton Leland Wright George Speer L F Rig gins Earl Shipp C J Pierce and Cecil Raleigh.
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Scottsdale
Mesdames
Walter Lenton
Leland Wright
George Speer
L. F. Riggins
Earl Shipp
C. J. Pierce
Cecil Raleigh
Scottsdale 4 H clubs win big at Maricopa County Fair
Scottsdale 4 H members returned with 48 blue ribbons and multiple top placings at the 26th annual Maricopa County Fair in Phoenix. Ronald Vietmeier and Arthur Adams led with three first place awards each, others earned two or more firsts across crafts livestock and baking events.
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Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Ronald Vietmeier
Ronald Kennedy
Republican Women Organizing Here in Scottsdale
A pre organization meeting of the Maricopa County Woman's Republican club Scottsdale unit was held Monday night at Mrs Robert Adams home. An organizational meeting was held Thursday April 10 at Scottsdale High School. Officers elected included Mrs Robert Young chairman Mrs James Beaman vice chairman Mrs William Butler treasurer and Mrs Ikay Choyee secretary.
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Maricopa County
Woman's Republican Club
Scottsdale
District 11
Robert Adams
Final Rites Held On Monday For Mrs. Carol Snell
Final rites were held for Carol Maynard Snell 39 at 2 30 p m Monday April 7 at Carr Mortuary Tempe the Very Rev James W F Carman officiated her body was sent to New Orleans for burial Snell a freelance writer and philographer was a part time publicist for the Sombrero Playhouse and Scottsdale correspondent for Phoenix Newspapers Survivors include a son James a mother Mrs Alfred Wood and a brother and sister
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Carol Maynard Snell
Carr Mortuary
Tempe
James W. F. Carman
Trinity Episcopal Cathedral
Phoenix
James Stillman
Scottsdale
Stillman
Ben F. Fox
Snell
Sombrero Playhouse
Valley
James
Alfred Wood
New Orleans
Harold C. Ginet Services Held Monday Afternoon
Funeral services for Harold C. Ginet aged 36 were held Monday afternoon in Scottsdale. Rev. Sanford G. Cleveland presided at Memory Chapel. Interment followed at Greenwood. Ginet, a leather worker for Lloyd Kiva, died Wednesday night at Good Samaritan Hospital after a month of illness. He had moved to Scottsdale in 1951 from Phoenix, originally from Brooklyn Indiana. Survivors include wife Lucille, a stepson Kip Sictor, four sons Ronnie and others, his mother and stepfather George and wife, and a half sister, all of Indianapolis and Scottsdale.
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Harold C. Ginet
Citrus Drive
Scottsdale
Sanford G. Cleveland
A. L. Moore and Sons
Greenwood
Ginet
Lloyd Kiva
Good Samaritan Hospital
Phoenix
Arizona
Brooklyn
Indiana
Indianapolis
Ind
The
Lions Club
First Christian Church
Lucille
Kip Sictor
Ronnie
George Lang
Scottsdale Red Cross Drive Sets County Record
The Scottsdale Red Cross fund raising drive reached 159.8 percent of its 3300 quota and totaled 5275.89 dollars, a new county high. Don Baumann credited Scottsdale residents for the strong response and announced that names of captains and workers would appear in next week’s Scottsdale Progress.
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Red Cross
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Red Cross
Don Baumann
Drive
Baumann
Scottsdale Progress
Masonic Ladies Plan For Picnic
Scottsdale Masonic club ladies met for their April meeting with Rosella Derrickson at 3618 No. 1st Place. They planned a basket dinner picnic for Sunday April 20 at 2 p.m. at Alfred J. Brittan’s home 5127 East Indian School Road. Each amity was to furnish a dish and bread was provided by the club. Canasta and bridge were played with refreshments from the hostess committee. Visitors included Mrs O. C. Wilson Mrs Troy Upchurch and Walter Jesman.
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Scottsdale
Pridge
Canasta
Mesdames O. C. Wilson
Troy Upchurch
Walter Jesman
Funeral Services For Grant Scarbrough Held In Scottsdale
The funeral for A Grant Scarbrough 63 who died Saturday in a Phoenix hospital was held Tuesday morning at 10 08 in Sottsdale Baptist church. The Rev Sanford G Cleveland officiated. Scarbrough moved to Scottsdale in 1926 after coming to Arizona in 1920. He was born in Logan County Kentucky in 1881 and survived by his wife Florence two sons Azzard and Elvis all of Scottsdale and other relatives. Burial was in Scottsdale cemetery.
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Brough
Phoenix
Sottsdale Baptist Church
Sanford G. Cleveland
Scarbrough
Scottsdale
Arizona
Glendale
Logan County
Florence
Jorge
Azzard
Elvis
Sherman
Rock Springs
Ariz
Rex
Sunnyvale
Calif
Lilly Anderson
Crowden
John
Scottsdale Cemetery
Scottsdale Lions Name New Officers
John F. Utter a Scottsdale real estate broker was named first president of the newly organized Scottsdale Lions Club at a luncheon and election held at the Outpost. Les Larson was chosen first vice president and R. P. Connely second vice president.
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John .F. Utter
Scottsdale’ Cal
Friday
Scottsdale Lions Club
Utter
Les Larson
R. P. Connely
Mary Kay Nevalis Tops Brownmoor Horse Show
Mary Kay Nevalis of Mexico City won the high point trophy for seniors at the 18th Brownmoor School Horse Show held at 6121 E. Indian School Rd. Luann Beach of Phoenix earned the junior high point honor with 15 points, while Mary Brownlee of Scottsdale took reserve with 7 points.
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Mary Kay Nevalis
Mexico City
E. Indian School Road
Luann Beach
Phoenix
Mary Brownlee
Scottsdale
Toni Thomas
Mary Jo Shakespeare
Katy Tremain
Mary Jo
Katy
Santa Barbara
Calif
Delbert Mortensen
Gilbert
Jack Willsey
Larry Walton
Porter
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Town Hall
Jose Valencia
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P.T.A. Meet
Jim Frye
Kirk Wright
New Hampshire
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Ernest Stevenson
Arthur Adams
Ayrshire
Sharon Vietmeier
Mary Anderson
Eva Kittell
Nancy Walt
Roberta Hayden
Carol Snell
Sunnyslope
Arizona Downs
Masonic
Grant Scarbrough
A. Grant Scar
Scottsdale‘Lions
Brownmoor
Jack
Mercer's Mortuary
Herbert E. Graybear
Ruth S. Wells
Phyllis Cliff
Cygnet
Ohio
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