Mrs Lynn D xcll Illness Reported After Hospital Treatment
Mrs Lynn D xcll of 434 E First St was taken ill last Wednesday afternoon and admitted to Tempe Hospital. She returned home Sunday and reports she is feeling much better.
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1956
Page
1
Mrs Lynn D xcll of 434 E First St was taken ill last Wednesday afternoon and admitted to Tempe Hospital. She returned home Sunday and reports she is feeling much better.
Scottsdale Junior Chamber of Commerce opens a Christmas tree lot at Scottsdale Road and First Street from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. All profits go to civic improvement and youth activities. volunteers staff the operation at no cost.
The Scottsdale Progress prints a letter thanking Tames H. Boyd and staff for publicizing proper direct distance raling. A Scottsdale town marshal lauds helpers for coordinating grand festivities and easing traffic on Feb 4 2 3, calling the effort a job well done.
Fragmentary text hints at employment opportunities at Camelback Inn with promises of world class service. Mentions varied departments and staff roles though details are unreadable and unclear.
Kiwani Anns organize a Christmas party with plans for a show titled Sih Sart Ree 4 Wasting and Mrs Seteey listed as co hosting. A Mos fail event runs alongside.
A food lover credits a rotisserie cooked beef rib dish for a revelatory tasting experience. The meat reportedly turns eagerly with each pass, delivering a rich, satisfying flavor that elevates the meal.
Maurice H. Stans explains the economical Combination Mail service allowing first class letters inside parcels or magazines. Patrons must note enclosures on outer wrapper and pay combined postage. misclassed items can raise rates for the whole package. He emphasizes guidance for Christmas mailings.
Scottsdale Town Council on Tuesday night unanimously passes Ordinance Mo. 6 annexing a subdivision tract into the town. Betty Dees Pat Palmer lead Scottsdale High School second six weeks honor roll with straight A's in five subjects. Charlene Smith and John Randolph hurt in a Sunday auto crash near Scottsdale.
Ted Lewis the second star of the season at Sombrero Playhouse opens his show December 23 1956 direct from the Desert Inn Las Vegas. The venue will be dark for a week after Betty Hutton engagement with Jackie Kannon on the bill. Lewis famed clarinetist and bandleader known for Me and My Shadow Sunny Side of the Street and When My Baby Smiles at Me.
David G. McLelland of Scottsdale is among 48 small business owners who completed the fourth management seminar offered by Arizona State University in cooperation with the federal Small Business Administration. The eight week course pairs business leaders with faculty to study modern management principles and apply them to daily operations. Seminar coordinator is Dr Arthur W Gutenberg, director of ASU Bureau of Business Services.
Chester F. Lauchner of Battery C 740th Antiaircraft Artillery Missile Battalion plays volleyball at Fort Winfield Scott in California. He entered the Army in March 1953, completed basic training at Camp Roberts, and is the son of Mrs. Lorene J. Lauchner of Scottsdale Arizona. He is married to Margaret who lives at 1167 Rush St San Francisco.
The Scottsdale Businessmen Bowling League results show Scottsdale Pharmacy 3, Chew Market 1. Cox Jewelry 4, Pioneer Drug 0. Scottsdale Motors 3, Scottsdale Kiwanis 1. Best bowlers: Ken Swanton 576 then 203. Bob Wilford 564 then 221. Chas MacDonald 546. Chuck Cox 203. Top teams listed: Cox Jewelry leads with a 39 percent win rate, Scottsdale Pharmacy 25 23, Pioneer Drug 24 24.
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