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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1958
Page
1
Davis held an open house for Mr and Mrs Ben in their Saturday evening event. The Ellis family moved to a new home at 1234 Weather Private and hosted a housewarming with many gifts. Mr and Mrs Hapald Gets announced a baby due in July.
Federal income tax guidance notes a special exemption for working minors and dependent children. Parents supporting qualifying children may claim a dependency exemption and a $600 personal exemption, potentially yielding refunds for excess tax withheld. IRS offices offer clarification and answers to questions about eligible cases.
In YMCA Church league play First Baptist edged First Southern Baptist 8 to 7 after a seesaw game. LDS built a late rally but key errors and a Roy Lewis double propelled the Baptists to victory. next Friday the league plans its first annual banquet.
Arizona Public Service Co. announces three new department managers Walter Nucking Groh Poe and Diels will head Research and Planning General Services and the Measurements Group respectively. The changes aim to improve long range planning customer load trends land use studies and cost measurements as the company expands its organizational structure.
Valley Presbyterian Church expects the first wing of its new Macdonalds Dei An structure to be finished soon. Rev Herbert P Landes leads staff including summer assistant Scott Westmoreland and Misses Virginia Whienae and Bape bara Obermeyer organizing four offices in this wing.
A garbled notice from the Scottsdale Progress lists staff roles and publishers including H Bowd whitgley NY Lloyd Nancy Pachall and Carroll M Swenson among editors and clerical positions. The fragment mentions reentry as second class matter and dated March 3 with postal processing notes.
Mike Parker a Phoenix Democrat business owner unveils a clean campaign theme for the state treasurer race. He places anti litter signage statewide and offers free car washes to Democrats in Phoenix to promote his platform. He jokes about distributing dental floss at his hamburger drive-ins as another gimmick.
Johnny V. McGarry son of Mrs Gert Lubich and grandson of Mr and Mrs R J Scott of Mil ler and Thomas Rd flew to New York Wednesday night for a flight to the Azores Island where he has served for one year. He was home on a month long furlough and is a Scottsdale High School alumnus before joining the aid force.
The Happy Wanderers group reports August trips and stays by Scottsdale residents and families. George Eisenholss and Al Zimmerman cruise California including Del Mar and Balboa Beach aboard The Paradise with visits to San Juan Islands. Bill O Brien party heads to Boston to see Fenway Park and tour New England before Scottsdale. Robert Herberger sails to Europe on Queen Elizabeth and joins a September Scottsdale visit. Dr and Mrs Ivins and Ellis Suggs enjoy Golden Gate golfing. Traveling tips advise cashless travel and thorough car checks with ample water for desert drives.
Ik W Dahame contractor progresses toward a half million dollar shopping center at the southeast corner of Scottsdale and Thomas Roads. Ground breaking is set for August 15 with leases near completion. The 54,000 square foot project includes a 26,000 square foot super market and a 12,000 square foot drug store, plus smaller shops per realtor Ted Mullen.
The notice touts that about 75 percent of Americans have hospital insurance and notes rising Surgical and Major Medical coverages. It invites readers to compare advantages and costs with the listing firm James Bettie and Associates Insurance Inc at 30 Pima Plaza Scottsdale WH 5 0731.
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