Southwest Savings opens Scottsdale regional office
Grand opening set for Monday at 4841 N Scottsdale Rd in Scottsdale. Frank D. Ortwine promises free gifts for visitors and drawings for one million Gold Bond Stamps. Office directed by Gladys Woods with new accounts officer Elinor Uber and tellers Ethel Evans and others. The two story 17500 square foot building sits at Scottsdale Rd and Rancho Vista Dr adjoining Valley National Bank Plaza, replacing the old UR Building location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest Savings
Scottsdale Regional
Scottsdale Rd
Frank D. Ortwine
Scottsdale
Elinor Uber
E. Hubbell
Association
Thomas Mall
Scottsdale Road
Rancho Vista Drive
Valley National Bank
Savings
Arizona executives join national and regional boards
Joseph T. Prekup of Saint Luke's Medical Center Phoenix was elected to a three year term on the American Hospital Association board, becoming the second Arizonan on the board since 1899. He chairs the AHA council on financing and represents Arizona in the AHA house of delegates. Henry DeWitt of DeWitt Plumbing and Heating Co. won a seat on the Arizona Plumbing and Air Conditioning Contractors Association board. Jeffrey R. Taylor becomes resident manager of the Executive House Arizonian. Betty Christensen of Valley National Bank Scottsdale Indian School Roads named assistant manager after banking career since 1966. Frank T. Winter promoted to assistant manager at the Scottsdale First National Bank. Judy Thompson named media buyer for Curran Morton Advertising in Scottsdale. Al Pasley of Connecticut General Life Insurance Company receives First Year Award of Merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph T. Prekup
St. Luke’s Hospital Medical Center
Phoenix
The
American Hospital Association
AHA
Prekup
AHA Council On Financing
Arizona
House of Delegates
Henry DeWitt
DeWitt Plumbing and Heating Co
N. Invergordon Rd
Plumbing and Air Conditioning Contractors Association of Arizona
Frank T. Winter
Scottsdale
First National Bank
Winter
First National
Papago Plaza
Judy Thompson
Curran-Morton Advertising, Inc
Thompson
West America Foods, Inc
Trader Gene's wholesale Indian goods thrives in Scottsdale
Gene Benner's Trader Gene's at 22-Bee Fourth St operates a 2000 square foot wholesale outlet serving 600 customers across 15 states. Since 1946 he trades for materials and crafts Indian jewelry and artifacts, employing eight workers with two traveling salesmen. He plans a future museum in Scottsdale housing his Dee Flagg woodcarvings and antique collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Delgado
Trader Gene’s
Gordon Robbins
Progress
Southwest
Scottsdale
Bee
Fourth St
New York
Pennsylvania
Hawaii
Harold E
Trader Gene) Benner
Phoenix
Gallup
N.M
Benner
Dee Flagg
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Gladys Woods
E Osborn
Ethel Evans
Granite Reef Rd
Business Briefs
Sapphire
Jeffrey R. Taylor
Arizonian
University of Tampa
Executive House
San Francisco
Chicago
Betty Christensen
Scotts
Dale
Indian School Roads
Christensen
Valley Bank
Home Office
al Pasley
N. 86Th
Connecticut General Life Insurance Company
Pasley
Motorola
Dickson Electronics
Scottsdale Fashion Square
Augus
A Y
Avenue and Marshall
First Federal’s Statesman’s Club
N. Central Ave
Statesman's
Statesman
First Federal Savings
Camelback Rd
E. McDowell
Continental Bank
Herbert
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