Rosary for Buckholz and funeral services set
A rosary will be recited at Messinger Mortuary Chapel for Walter Themen Buckholz who died Tuesday night at 71. A requiem mass will be held Saturday at Our Lady of Perpetual Health Church with interment in St. Francis Cemetery. Buckholz lived at 1144 East Turney and retired from the Federal Housing Administration after years as an appraiser in Detroit and Los Angeles. He is survived by his wife Alice two brothers Frank and Phillip and four sisters including Mrs Francis Bobbins.
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Messinger Mortuary Chapel
Walter Themen Buckholz
Our Lady of Perpetual Health
St. Francis Cemetery
Buckholz
Bpoe No.9
Los Angeles
Alice
Frank
Phoenix
Phillip
Manhattan Beach
Calif
Francis Bobbins
Scottsdale
Two CD Classes Start Next Week
Civil Defense offers two 1962 courses beginning January 4 on Thursdays and January 8 on Mondays. Classes run 7 30 p m to 9 30 p m in Classroom No 1 at 9085 52nd St Phoenix. Availability is limited. registration is first come first served and courses are free. For more information contact local Civil Defense Headquarters or call 273 1411 extension 41.
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Civil Defense
52Nd St
Phoenix
Oar
Robert Bridges Picked for HBA Superintendent Role
George E. Richardson, president of HBA Life Insurance, announced the election of Robert H. Bridges CLU to the position of superintendent of agencies after a board meeting. Bridges, a former newspaper man, joined the life insurance field after World War I and progressed from field agent to regional manager. He lives at 178 N. 68th St. in Scottsdale with his wife and four children.
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Robert H. Bridges
Cl.a
George E. Richardson
H.B.A. Life Insurance Company
Bridges
N. 68Th St
Scottsdale
Four Eagle Scout Recipients Named by Troop 4
Four members of Boy Scout Troop No. 4 earned Eagle Scout rank, announced advancement chairman Boyd Johnson. Awards will be presented at a court of honor January 10. The honorees are Terry Gerba, Remnald Gerba III, Dele Calvin, and Jerry Johnson.
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Boy Scout Troop No. 4
Boyd Johnson
Terry and
Remnald Gerba
E. Granad
Dele Calvin
E. Hubbell
Jerry Johnson
W. Granada
Advertising director named for First National Bank of Arizona
Robert L. Davis of 244 North Valencia Lane is named advertising director of First National Bank of Arizona. He previously served three years as publicity director for the Phoenix Chamber of Commerce and was on the staff of KPHO.
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Robert L. Davis
Valencia Lane
First National Bank of Arizona
Phoenix Chamber of Commerce
Prine To
KPHO
Local Youths Compete For Scholarships
Scottsdale Boys Club members vie for 2700 in scholarships awarded nationwide through the Junior Citizen program. Roy Ciappini says about 600 clubs will compete. Reader's Digest Foundation funds four grant levels with $300 to the national winner, $200 to seven regional winners, and $100 to eight sectional winners. Awards announced during National Boys Club Week April 8-15.
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Scottsdale Boys Club
Roy Ciappini
Ciappini
Reader's Digest Foundation
Rocky Mountains Subject Of Film
Emerson Scott presents the Rocky Mountains on colored motion pictures as the third Audubon Screen Tour of the season. The program begins at 8 15 p m in the Phoenix College Auditorium, sponsored locally by Phoenix Evening College and Saguaro Camera Club with the National Audubon Society.
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Rocky Mountains
Emerson Scott
Phoenix College
Phoenix Evening College
Saguaro Camera Club
National Audubon Society
Funeral and Inquest for Morris P. Jones in Gallup
Morris Paul Jones 31 died from exposure after wandering from a vehicle during a party. He fell into a 30 foot arroyo with three feet of snow and subfreezing temps. Son of Paul Jones of Window Rock and Navajo Tribal Council chair, he left a wife and two children and worked for the tribe’s construction division in Gallup Indian Village.
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Gallup
N.ml Upd
Morris Paul Jones
Wedneaw
Paul Jones
Window Rock
Navaho Tribal Council
McKinley County
D.F. Mollich
Jones
Mollich
Indian Village
Weather report for two hour period ending 4 AM
Temperatures and precipitation data cover the two hours ending at 4 am. The record notes temperature readings and rainfall amounts at multiple sites, indicating regional variation and possible light showers.
Duniven Named Superintendent For Mountain States Telco
Herbert L. Duniven of 7836 E Hubbel named area accounting superintendent by Mountain States Telephone Co. A University of New Mexico graduate, he comes from Billings Montana, where he was district manager. Duniven has held posts in Albuquerque El Paso and Denver and is the father of two.
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Herbert L. Duniven
E. Hubbel
Mountain States Telephone Co
Duniven
University of New Mexico
Billings
Mont
The
Telephone Company
Albuqueque
el Paso
Denver
Albuquerque
Scottsdale sewer plans topic for January 10 meeting
The Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce Health and Education Committee urges the public to attend an open meeting January 10 at 7 30 p m in the city council room at the police station to discuss the sewer plans with representatives from the Maricopa County Health Dept and city officials.
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Scottsdale
City Council
Greater
Robert Gooch
Maricopa County
Continue Search For Lost Plane Disappearance Noted
An air and ground search continued for two New Mexico men missing since December 16 after their light plane disappeared en route from Alamogordo to Phoenix. Missing are Jack Hobson a New Mexico banker and Frank Boyce an Alamogordo attorney.
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Phoenix
UPID
New Mexico
Arizona
Jack Hobson
Alamogordo
Frank Boyce
Name Change Announced By Scottsdale Chamber
The Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce Convention Committee is now the Scottsdale Convention Bureau. Bureau chairman Robert Gray announced the name change to boost attention to Scottsdale's growing convention scene and the services provided by bureau members to visiting conventions. The convention trade remains a major 1962 industry for Scottsdale with $135 spent per person on a three day convention.
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Chamber
The
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Scottsdale Convention Bureau
Bureau
Robert Gray
Gray
Scottsdale
Convention Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Legend City groundbreaking ceremonies rescheduled in Phoenix
Legend City Arizona opens as a 78 acre family park patterned after Disneyland with an 1860 Western theme. Louis Crandall announces a four hour noon kickoff with free rides prizes and entertainment by Wallace and Ladmo Sheriff Bill Ray Odam Jim Spero the St Johns Dancers and Dolan Ellis.
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Legend City
Arizona
Louis E. Crandall
Legend City, Inc
58Th Street
van Buren
Washington
Crandall
Wallace and
Ladmo
Sheriff Bill
Ray Odam
Jim Spero
St. Johns
Dolan Ellis
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