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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1962

Page

3

Christmas Card Traditions Highlight Local Artists

A Tucson area feature profiles several residents who create handmade Christmas cards. Ralph Burgbacher and John Armstrong collaborate on designs, while W. G. Mizell Jr., Lo Tan Lo Tan, G. Robert Herberger, and Carlton H. Paul produce woodblock and silk screen cards. Cards depict nativity scenes, saints, angels, and star motifs, with parties and family notes accompanying the messages.

Lo Tan Lo Tan E. Cheney Rd Lo Tan Carlton H. Paul Cheney Rd Paul Mummy Mountain Gigi

Kraensel Hogan Nuptials Held in Christmas Themed Rite

Miss Sally A. Hogan and Pvt. Werner A. Kraensel united in a Christmas themed double ring ceremony at St. Theresa's Church. The bride wore a pean de sole gown with lace and cathedral veil, carried white poinsettias and holly. Attendants wore red velvet gowns. reception followed in Pulaski Hall. The couple will live at Fort Gordon, then Europe during the groom’s Army assignment.

Sally A. Hogan E. Weldon Pvt Werner A. Kraensel Fort Gordon St. Theresa’s Church Thomas W. Unnon Ador GC Woaldnan Ranft David York Douglas Hilker Richard Appel Pulaski Hall Europe U.S. Army Kraensel Scottsdale High School Arizona State University West Germany Dick Gilbert Long Beach Calif Ed Shafer Northridge Burtram Edison Burbank Myrtle Mate Lansing Mich

Cub Scouts Present Gifts to Sunshine Acres Home

Cub Scout Pack 440 of Hohokam School collected toothpaste toys and clothes for Sunshine Acres in Mesa at a recent meeting. The Rev and Mrs Dingman founders of the home accepted the gifts. The home choir sang during the meeting. New cubmaster Hubenthal named as outgoing cub master Charlie Bartlett received the Klaus Training Award. Usher duties were filled by Fred Will, Martin Patterson.

Hohokam School Sunshine Acres Mesa James Dingman Charlie Bartlett Klaus Hubenthal Freds Martin Patterson

Gifts Collected for Needy by local club

The local American-Italian Club gathered gifts of food and clothing for the needy at St. John's Mission. Mrs. Grace Lesei of 5402 E Avalon serves as president of the volunteer group.

St. John’s Mission Grace Lesei E. Avalon

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