Services Wednesday For Helen Eaton
Mrs. Helen Virginia Eaton 33 of Scottsdale died Monday at her home on McDowell Road. Born in Texas she lived 29 years on Salt River Watley. Funeral was held Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. in Memory Chapel, Al L. Moore and Sons mortuary. Rev. Joe Smith officiated. Burial in Glendale Memorial Park. Survived by daughter Mrs. C. P. Marston of Scottsdale, sons Jack of Phoenix and Bruce of Fort Worth Texas, sister Mrs. Francis Cray of Phoenix, nine grandchildren and nine great grandchildren.
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Texas
Eaton
Salt River
Watley
al L. Moore and Sons
Joe Smith
Glendale Memorial Park
C. P. Marston
Scottsdale
Jack
Phoenix
Bruce
Forth Worth
Francis Cray
Phonix
Aso
Final Rites Held On Tuesday For Mrs. Retta Wright
Funeral services were held Tuesday morning for Mrs. Retta Wright of Scottsdale Arizona who died Friday in a Phoenix hospital after a heart attack. The 69 year old resident of the Scottsdale area for 22 years was born in Paris Mississippi and moved to Yuma in 1924. Survivors include a son Paul and four daughters Ivy Avery Fannie Ramsey H F Groom and E R Mattson plus eight grandchildren two brothers and one sister. Rev Ralph T Page conducted services at 10 00 am in Memory Chapel of A L Moore and Sons with interment in Greenwood cemetery.
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Retta Wright
South Scottsdale Road
Scottsdale
Ina
Phoenix Hospital
New Telephone Prefixes In Effect At Midnight Saturday
The new numbering system goes into effect at 12 01 am Sunday August 10 for Phoenix and Litchfield Park. Numbers will use a prefix plus five digits totaling seven calls. Residents are asked to remove old dial cards verify new numbers and begin using the updated telephone directories starting Sunday. Directory delivery should finish by 2 00 pm Saturday. call the local business office if not received.
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Ging
H. K. Richmond
Phoenix
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Litchfield Park
Richmond
Hits
Main
North
South
Litchfield Park Central
Local Guardsmen Set for Arizona National Guard Camp
Ten Scottsdalians join the casual encampment opening Sunday August 10 at Fort Insaneua. 1st Lt Chester A Smith and advance detachment depart today. Scottsdale and Tempe units include Sgt Bill Schrader Sgt Leslie Mitlock Sgt Clare Babcock Sgt Mile Makil Pfc Bob Adams Pfc J B Starr Pvt George Scherer and Pvt Curt Radscher. Mr and Mrs Bill Ostermeyer and children visit Fort Wayne Indiana.
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Arizona National Guard
Fort Insacnuea
Bill Schrader
Leslie Mitlock
Clare Babcock
Mile Makil
Bob Adams
Bill Adams
J. B. Starr
George Scherer
Curt Radscher
Calendar of Coming Events
Calendar lists events for August including drivers tests and dances at the American Legion Hall on Saturday and Kiwanis and Lions club meetings later in the week. Town Council meets Tuesday at Town Hall and Teenazers and Lions dances occur Thursday with times noted.
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American Legion Hall
Lions’ Club
Outpost
Bar Owner Reports Break In At Callie's Bar In Caswell
Mrs. Jean Smith owner of Callie's Bar told Caswell a lone man broke into the bar and sleeping house trailer early Monday morning, taking a small amount of change. Caswell expects an arrest in days. Two youths are jailed on charges of stealing a radio an electric clock and other items from nearby vehicles.
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Jean Smith
Callie
Caswell
Sound Stage Offer Fueled by Generous Phoenix Producer
Carroll Bierce notes the offer of the sound stage and equipment from S SP B Cudia as a strong start for a new theater group in Phoenix. Bevan Jones praises Cudia’s enthusiastic cooperation and advice, while background on Cudia’s Hollywood links and move to the desert near Scottsdale in 1939 is recalled. Continued discussion and details are promised on Page 3.
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Iida
Chiapas
Carroll Bierce
S. Ides
Cudia
Bevan Jones
Nis
Europe
S.P.B. Cudin
Phoenix
Hollywood
Scottsdale
Wor
Buzzie
Trail City
Valley of the Sun
David H Palmer Dies in California
Death notice from Arizona reports the passing of David H L Palmer a Scottsdale resident while vacationing in Coronado California. He came to Arizona in 1933 from Winds and is survived by his wife Emily and son David H Palmer Jr a Prescott resident. Yavapai County attorney. Also notes the birth of a baby girl born Tuesday August 5 to Mr and Mrs Phil Savittieri at 4110 E Indianola Avenue.
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David H.L. Palmer
Scottsdale
Coronado
Calif
Mr. Palmer
Arizona
Emily
David H. Palmer Jr
Prescott, Yavapai County
Phil Savittieri
E. Indianola Avenue
Ninety Swimmers To Receive Red Cross Certificates Friday
About ninety Scottsdale youngsters will get Red Cross Beginners and Intermediate certificates at graduation exercises for the Learn-To-Swim program at the Scottsdale Sun Valley Pool. The course ran daily 10 to 11 with 85 on Monday and 5 more Tuesday, supervised by Mrs. George Ellis and Barbara Bradford. A Junior Life-Saving course follows next week with similar supervision and a 15 hour schedule from 9 to 12. Pool use donated by Bill Mitchell. under 12 admitted free.
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Red Cross
Scottsdale
Sun Val Iry Pont
Maricopa
American Red Cross
Bradford
Bill Mitchell
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She
Cones Sss Baselail
Ryeese Eye Chet
Bee Week
Tempe American Legion
Everett Spradling
Ronnie Correl
David Medina
L. B. Chapman
Sonny Riley
George Ramsey
Carol White
Biddy
Colemah
Tommy Posso
Jerry Dillon
Malcolm White
Hugh Massey
Alex Valenzueld
Jimmie Frye
Bob Vincent
Bob Ast
Jerry Posso
Seoursdite
Hero Shop
Helen Eaton
Helen Virginia Eators
McDowel Road
Bill Carlyon
Flagstaff
Chester A. Smith
80Th Field Artillery Battalion
Toiday
Tempe
480Th Field Artillery Battalion
Bill Ostermeyer
Billy
Kenny Diana
Carol
Ft. Wayne, Ind
Kiwanis Club
Cubia City
Little Theatre Group
Heather Hamlbow
Othe Pudl
Ralph Trish
Nejiith Roof
Orly Scottsdale, Riss Sns Ee
David H. Palmer
California
George Ellis
OP Ter
Barbara Cradford
Norman Foust
Jim Frye
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