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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1951
Page
11
The school speech class will take the entire day tomorrow to visit Chandler for a speech festival featuring scenes from The Count of Monte Cristo. Juniors receive their class rings as part of the First Annual East Valley Music Festival preview.
Scottsdale rehearsals start at 10 a.m. with practice lasting most of the day. An 8 p.m. concert will be held on the athletic field. Litchfield's band plans a return assembly Tuesday after a radio workshop. Scottsdale students will be excused to hear the Navy Band at Phoenix Union tomorrow afternoon. Lee Chatham will represent Scottsdale by playing the sousaphone with the band.
The 1951 Buddy Poppy sale by Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 3513 Scottsdale was the most successful yet, led by poppy sales chairman Dallas Holly. Volunteers and winter visitors contributed generously, with funds aiding disabled veterans and relief for veterans and their families in need.
The Scottsdale Progress announces a new contact line: 58735 for reader inquiries, customer service, and newspaper assistance. The move aims to improve accessibility and direct communication with the paper's staff.
The architecture co partnership JOE FLOYD BRIGGS, architect, and RAY PARRISH at 224 South Scottsdale Road Scotts dale Arizona dissolves by mutual consent as of January 31 1951. Briggs sells his interest to Parrish who continues the business. Creditors with claims to present to law offices.
Arizona records list promissory and tax notices along with articles for Camelback Ranch Properties Sunland Life Insurance and Sunland Life Insurance Company. Names include Lawrence A. Williams John B. Shoeman Charles N. Ronan Arthur Anderson Harold F. Herwig and others.
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