05 Dec 1962
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1962
Page
1
Washington column humorously reviews a bridge hand with characters North South East and West trading jokes about bidding. The dialogue riffs on Goren short clubs and turtle habits as players drift through five and six clubs, ending with a double and a quip about the train with Goren.
United Press International reports 24 hour temperatures and precipitation ending 4 am. Highs and lows span from Albuquerque 6 68 to Fairbanks -10 04 with many major cities listed including Los Angeles 78 53 Chicago 56 34 New York 2- Oakland 64 53 Seattle 45 42 and Phoenix 71 40.
The Sweet Adeline Chorus plans a Monday 7 pm performance at the Veterans Hospital in Scottsdale in coordination with B nai Brita Erzancza tion. After the program they return to 315 E Second Street by 8 30 pm for rehearsal led by Robert R Ward. A workshop by Mrs. Robert Ricker covers organizing a quartet for Sadie's Voices. Mrs. John W Kennedy, publicity chair, notes 49 active members and invites new additions. For information contact WH 3 9064.
Mrs. Mary J. Collier of 7214 E Granada reports a break in at her Granada address building. A pane of glass was broken to enter, an empty cash box rifled, and a can of baby food opened and eaten. No valuables were taken. Judy Sowden of 513 S Pinto reports clothes stolen from her back yard clothesline.
Lee J. Graeber reported a break in at 1300 S Scottsdale Rd office of the Zeppermint Stick. Unknown persons entered the cash box and took 160 dollars causing minor damage to the office.
H E Graybeal reported breakage of a glass window in boxes on the elevator shafts at Brown Moor Estes. Police found only keys missing from a box. At Del Camino Nursery police investigated an attempted knob theft at the rear west door with no items missing.
A guest at the Ramada Inn in Scottsdale allegedly passed a bogus check. The check was returned by the bank, and police are investigating the incident for possible fraud and account misuse.
Leon Russell of 442 W. 4th St. reported that during the night someone opened the trunk of his car and took the spare wheel and tire.
The Rural Fire Department rushed to 7608 E Pinchot yesterday and found a broken gas line to the stove. Minor damage was reported.
Frances Kilinski 60 died Sunday at her home 429 S Kalarama Scottsdale. Rosary service tonight at 8 at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church with Requiem High Mass at 9 tomorrow. Burial in St. Francis Cemetery. Whitney and Murphy Funeral Home handling arrangements. Survived by husband Anthony two sisters and a brother.
Funeral services will be held for Alice L Prouty 46 at St Barnabas on the Desert Episcopal Church. She died Sunday at Baptist Hospital of Scottsdale. Surviving are husband Harry A Prouty son Harry L Prouty and two daughters Patricia Lee Cassel and Susan Jo Orlandi.
Puzzle items list many clues with numbers and partial text across across and down. It resembles a crossword puzzle grid entry with definitions for old French coin expel and various other terms.
Answers to clues 44 through 64 form a puzzle. Abbreviated thoroughfare and tellurium symbol appear with web footed birds and boxing term. Geraint’s wife, a bone, and other clues lead to a final word. Hebrew letter and behold appear as remaining entries and exclamatory term.
Jackie Kennedy attended the Broadway play at the Royale Theater on West 45th Street. She arrived with Mr. and Mrs. James Fosburgh to a standing ovation as crowds cheered outside.
U S Secretary of Commerce Luther Hodges arrived in Athens on Tuesday as the penultimate stop of his world tour that began November 6.
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