Chamber of Commerce Sees 51 Paid-Up Members in 1949
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce reports 51 paid-up members for 1949 led by secretary Wesley Lepner. The list includes A W Austin, Andersons Market, Camelback Inn, Central Arizona L and P Co, Kami Lodge, Lazy R QO Ranch, LaMont Potter, Raymond Rubicam, Richardson and Saunders, Scottsdale Progress, and 40 other firms and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Scottsdale
A. W. Austin
E. W. Allgood
E. Y. Allgood
A. H. Adams
Anderson’s Market
J. C. Abbey
Adobe House
Emmett F. Bishop
Frank L. Baldwin
Cliff Carpentier
Camelback Inn
Central Arizona
Mort Kinsey
T. H. Coxe
J.B. Curry
George J. Carb
Jenette F. Daley
el Oeste Lodge
el Estribo Ranch
Rubie M. Farrell
T. P. Grosvenor
O. Mitchell
Leo H. McCall
C. P. Neary
O’malley Lumber Co
LaMont Potter
Raymond Rubicam
C. B. Reddell
Charles Rowan
Henry
Tt. Robertson
Richardson & Saunders
Seg- Art Studio
Scottsdale Progress
Cletis Smith
Andrew Swick
William M. Swisher
Niblack Thorne
Gerald D. Williams
Charles A. Williams
Land
Robert E. Yount
Superintendent Will Attend Frisco Meeting
W W Dick superintendent of Scottsdale schools will leave Phoenix Saturday afternoon via American Airlines for San Francisco to attend a national administrative meeting of school administrators and superintendents. The meetings begin Monday and continue for five days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.W. W. Dick
Scottsdale
Phoenix
American Airlines
San Francisco
Scottsdale Emerges as Arizona’s Coming Town
Rumors swirl of a new mid range hotel in downtown Scottsdale aimed at residents and winter visitors. Nathan Shayne of Chippewa Hotel has arrived, adding heft to the chatter. Scottsdale also to receive natural gas mains from Calapco in May signaling growth for the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Nathan Shayne
Chippewa
Michigan
Mackinac Island
Calapco
Gas Project Plans 15 Miles of Pipelines in Scottsdale
The proposal includes about 15 miles of pipeline work with five miles of transmission, nearly four miles of distribution mains, and six miles of service lines. The four inch transmission line would pass through Papagoa Park from Van Buren to Scottsdale road then north to Indian School. A distribution network will serve Scottsdale proper. Mrs. John Betak travels to San Francisco for funeral of her stepfather Albert W. Bee, returning by week’s end.
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Papagoa Park
van Buren Street
Scottsdale Road
Indian School Road
Scottsdale
John Betak
San Francisco
Albert W. Bee
Fire Destroys R. S. Finklea Home on Main Street
A house trailer belonging to R. S. Finklea on Main Street near Marshall was destroyed by fire Monday evening. Finklea awoke to intense heat and escaped with only a few clothes as the blaze swept through the dwelling. injuries were reported but details are unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ros
Finklea
Main Street
Marshall
Scottsdale Horse Rodeo Is Success
Kemper Marley judged the events with Delbert Mortensen as ring master and arena director. Executive chairman of the show was Robert Yount, Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce president, with Cliff Carpenter directing the parade. George Blake produced and directed the show. Boy Scout Troop 101 parked cars under Dane Roush. Music came from the Scottsdale Midi School band and the Scottsdale Wranglers. Irv Scottsdale Stores first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Yount
Chamber of Commerce
Cliff Carpenter
George Blake
Boy Scout Troop 101
Dane Roush
Scottsdale Midi School Band
Scottsdale Wranglers
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. V. Graham
O. B. Harpst
R. F. Harris
Fred A. Ironside Jr
Kami Lodge
Carolyn S. Laird
Alexander Laird
L. Larson
Lazy R. QO. Ranch
R. P. Lewis
Orme Lewis
Matlock Realty
Raymond
Frisco
Scottsdale Catholic Church
Scottsdale Catholic
West
Arizona
Services
R. S. Finklea
Scheel
Scottisaate
Peres
Tor
Irv Scottsdale Stores First
Nelson
Beauty Shop
Mary Nell Croom
Winnie Nelson
Post Office
Arizona Stockman
North First Avenue
Crystal
Gateway Electrical Service
Osborn
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