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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1953
Page
1
A column reflects on local topics including the Scottsdale Syndicate dubbed The Spit and Argue Club. Sign confusion led by Mister Troutmiller and corrected by FE Turley sparks talk of social uplift and cowpoke readers.
The Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual meeting and election of officers Tuesday night February 23 in the Scottsdale High school auditorium. A nine member director slate will be presented by Ed Ast Frank Octigan and Raymond Rubicam. Nominations may be made from the floor. Paul White current president will not seek re election to the board or officer role.
The men's town baseball team schedules its first practice for Sunday February 22 at 2 pm on the grammar school field. Cruz Medina urges all interested players to attend.
Divisional chairmen are John Slocum John Shoeman Malcolm White Glen Peterson E Y All good and Roland Feltman. Captains include Mrs Sally Neary Mrs Marion Parker Christine Rae Mary Jane Haskins Mrs Bill Butler Mrs Betty Morse Judy Colton Louise Tolby Mrs Buck Saunders Pat Thompson Mrs James Boyd Mrs John Mrs Bart Simpp Mrs Bob Dillon Mrs Virginia Swindler and Del Jeanne Palmer. Mrs Joseph Clifford in charge of special gifts and Mrs Dan Norton will contact resorts and inns. Baby girl born Sunday February 15 to Mr and Mrs John Williams at Mesa Southside Hospital.
A column recalls hospital humor after an operation on Tom Tarbox as friends report his eccentric statements and a test of awareness. The piece also notes Cave and Sandy Laird building a brick patio and local chatter about neighbors, baking, and visiting relatives.
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