30 Aug 1962
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1962
Page
1
Temperatures and precipitation data show the 24 hour period ending at 4 am. Weather patterns vary by region with scattered showers and cooler nights in northern areas and warmer, drier conditions in the south.
Area hospitals report six births to Scottsdale couples. On Aug. 27 a daughter was born to Ronald and Mrs Cox of 128 West Palm Lane at Good Samaritan Hospital Phoenix. On Aug. 28 a daughter was born to Darel Skoles of 132 East Polk on the same date at Good Samaritan. On Aug. 28 at St Joseph's Hospital Phoenix Sinnest Carbajal of 1214 East Rancho Vista Lane became parents of a son. Mr and Mrs Falconer of 3258 Topi Way welcomed a daughter on Aug. 28 at St Joseph's. Luther Jackson of 1440 East Rancho Vista Dr had a son at St Joseph's on Aug. 28 and Thomas Lahey of 2827 North 74th Place had a son there on Aug. 28.
Dr. Armand N. Spitz warned Scottsdale Sertoma Club that the U S must boost space efforts and avoid a lag. He cited the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory in Virginia and cautioned against predicting a manned moon mission in our time.
Official Republican headquarters move into the former Goldwater store at Scottsdale Road and Pima Plaza under the Republican Women's Club of the Greater Scottsdale area. Mrs. Harold Webster chairs the club. volunteers are sought for filing, calling, and voter registration as the site also serves multiple districts.
Police reported burglars entered a Scottsdale residence while a repairman was inside and stole items valued at $84. The haul included a Royal portable typewriter, an alarm clock, two throw rugs and three small couch pillows from Don Orton of 4627 N Monte Vista.
Rush Smith of 6649 FE Ocotillo Dr. complained to police today that two boxes of trash were dumped near his home. The incident involves unknown suspects and occurred in the neighborhood. Police will investigate and review nearby surveillance for leads.
Former President Herbert Hoover, 88, is in satisfactory condition after surgery to remove an intestinal tumor at Columbia Hospital. He remains in hospital for several days with tests to determine if the growth is cancerous, while his spirits are described as good and he enjoyed a brief visit with his sons Allan and Herbert Jr.
Funeral services for Alfred C. Dixon, who died at his home on Tuesday, will be held in Toledo Iowa. Dixon a former Iowa Highway Department maintenance supervisor, moved to Scottsdale 11 months ago from Toledo. He is survived by his wife Lou three sons and three daughters all from out of state a sister and 11 grandchildren. He was a member of the Methodist Church and the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Lodge 175 in Iowa.
Requiem services for Hugh L Harries 37 held at Our Memory Chapel Phoenix. Mass at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Scottsdale. Interment at St Francis Cemetery. Harries born Shawnee County Kansas moved to Phoenix 1919. founded Harries Rubber Co and service station. later Harries Auto Body Shop Scottsdale retired 1961. Survived by wife Gayle son Hugh J Harries daughter Mrs German Curlee four brothers and four sisters all out of state.
Funeral services for Fred C Grosche 71 who died Wednesday in Phoenix will be held Friday at 2 p m at the Messinger Mortuary Chapel Scottsdale Pastor L Baumgartner will officiate He is survived by his wife Emma a brother William Grosche of Detroit and one grandchild Interment follows at Greenwood Memorial Park.
Parents of Loloma school children may view a bulletin posted tomorrow on the north window of the school cafetorium. Principal Ed Trexler said the list speeds routing, with Salomé dividing nearly 700 students into three classes per grade.
Vandals caused about $110 damage at Pima School located at 8330 E Osborn Rd by shooting holes in windows with an air rifle. Principal Thomas Townsend reported the incident to police.
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