Red Cross Month Proclaimed in Scottsdale Arizona 1952
The proclamation designates March as Red Cross Month statewide. It honors the American National Red Cross for relief in disasters and support for armed forces and veterans. The document, dated February 27, 1952, asks citizens to contribute and uphold civil defense training efforts.
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American National Red Cross
Armed Forces
Red Cross
American Red Cross
Red Cross Fund
United States
Arizona Boy Scout Exposition at State Fair Grounds
Arizona's Boy Scouts rally at the State Fair Grounds in Phoenix March 7 and 8 for a state-wide Scouting Exposition. More than 100 units will exhibit actions and phases of Scouting with stage stunts and dramatizations. ticket sales support unit funds.
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Arizona
State Fair Grounds
Phoenix
J. B. Sutton
Sutton
Little Theater
George F. Miller
Roosevelt Council, Inc
Scottsdale P T A Meeting Set For Tuesday
The Scottsdale Parent-Teacher Association will meet Tuesday March 4 at 7 45 p m in the high school auditorium. A general discussion on How Important Is the Report Card will be held. Third grade mothers will be hostesses for this event. Mrs George Speer president announces nominating committee members for 1952 53 officers. Members are L C Windes Mesdames C J Pierce Shirley Brown Alvin Brown and C B Reddell.
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Scottsdale
Parent-Teacher Association
George Speer
Scottsdale P.T.A
Scottsdale High Mid Winter Band Concert Set for March 6
Scottsdale High confirms its annual Mid Winter band concert under Eugene Hanson on Thursday night March 6 at 8 o clock in the high school auditorium. Soloists Imogene Francis on Nola and Harold Walter with Norma Willmoth on Trump Keters Lullaby. Patsy O Rourke Kendig conducts Merry Widow Selection and other pieces by Olivadoti McKenze y Foster Long MacDowell and Davis. Davis also leads Arizona Bandmasters Association activities and Glendale High School music. Final piece Pan American Promenade arranged by D Bennett.
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Scottsdale
Uinder
Eugene Hanson
Maroh
Imogene Francis
Nola
Harold Walter
Norma Willmoth
LeRoy Ander Feon
Trump- Keter
Patsy O'Rourke Kendig
Lehar
Kendig
Phoenix Sympathy
Olivadoti
Arizona
Bandmasters’ Association
Davis
Glendale High School
Arizona Band World
Tempe Sun Devil
Kiwanis
D. Bennett
SHS Beavers Enter State Cage Meet
Scottscale High School Beavers defeated Litchfield Park Owls 70 to 48 to win the Consolation championship of the West Central conference tournament at Peoria High School gym and earn a bid to the State Class B tournament in Flagstaff. They are set to face Florence Gophers in the opening round at 1 a.m. Thursday, as the state tourney continues.
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Scottscale
Beaver Éagers
Litchfield Park Owls
Peoria
Flagstaff
Beavers
Florence Gophers
East Central
Florence High-Nips Scottsdale Beavers 56 45 In State B Opener
Florence High School defeated Scottsdale High School 56 to 45 in the opening round at Flagstaff as Wayne Geddes led Scottsdale with 13 points. The Beavers drop to the consolation bracket to meet the Winslow Clifton loser at 9 am Friday. Coach Jiggs Hardt’s trio Geddes John Copeland earned second-team all conference honors.
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Florence High School
Scottsdale High School
Beavers
Arizona State College
Flagstaff
Wayne Geddes
Scottsdale
Shelby Copeland
Buddy Wheat
John Peer
Pete Ellis
Jim Tipton
Jerry John
LeRoy Spradling
Cruz Medina
Gila Bend
Carver
Tolleson
Peoria
Ajo
Jiggs Hardt
Masonic Ladies Club to Meet in Scottsdale
The Masonic Ladies Club of Scottsdale will gather Wednesday March 5 at Mrs. Pat Blunk home in the Western Village along Thomas and Scottsdale Roads. The meeting starts at 8 o clock p.m.
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Masonic Ladies Club of
Scottsdale
Pat Blunk
Thomas and
Scottsdale Roads
Coming Events Calendar Summary
Calendar lists events on March 1 driver tests at the Justice of the Peace office and March 4 PTA meeting at the high school, plus March 6 Scottsdale band concert in the high school auditorium and March 8 Kiwanis Club at Outpost.
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Justice of the Peace Office
Kiwanis Club
Outpost
Chamber Names Directors For 1952 Scottsdale Programs
The Business and Professional Women's club of Scottsdale cancels Saturday afternoon entertainment programs and refunds donations for the March 27 Children's Parade. The Chamber of Commerce outlines a new Scottsdale improvement policy, with BPW club shifting focus to chosen town-improvement projects. Sally Stieg chairs the programs and earns praise for her committee's effort to provide Scottsdale with entertainment and atmosphere.
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Business and Professional Women's Club of
Scottsdale
B. P. and W. Club
Chamber of Commerce
B. P. and
Sally Stieg
Dog Licensing Set For March Fifteenth
Vaccination and licensing of dogs in Scottsdale will be held on Saturday March 15 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Coronado school East Main Street Kenneth Caswell constable announced. A charge of four dollars for females and two dollars for males covers both the license and vaccination. A registered veterinarian will be present to give vaccinations.
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Scottsdale
Coronado School
East Main Street
Kenneth Caswell
Caswell
Scottsdale P T A Luncheon Set By Mrs Munch
Mrs W W Munch of 4443 East Osborn Road will host a luncheon for Scottsdale P T A board members. The event is scheduled for Monday March 3 at 11 a.m.
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P.T. A
W. W. Munch
East Osborn Road
Scottsdale
Parent-Teacher Association
Scotsdale Chamber Elects 1952 Board at Annual Meeting
About 60 chamber members named four new directors and re elected five for 1952. New board members are Frank Butler Paul White Jaci Chaffee and Lute Wasbetten. Continuing directors are Cliff Carpenter Dr Phillip Schneider John Colwell Jim Boyd and Mori Kimsey. They will select officers soon and discuss funding a civic center on West First Avenue.
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Scotsdale Chamber of Commercce
Frank Butler
Paul White
Jaci Chaffee
Lute Wasbetten
Cliff Carpenter
Phillip Schneider
John Colwell
Jim Boyd
Mori Kimsey
Carpenter
West First Avenue
Cub Scout Pack 101 Meeting Friday Night
Cub Scout Pack 101 will meet Friday night at 7 30 p m in Wesley hall at Cotsdale Methodist Church. Parents of current members and potential recruits are urged to attend the meeting.
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Cub Scout Pack
Wesley Hall
Cottsdale Methodist Church
Scottsdale Students Win Big At Scholastic Exhibition
Over 2 000 pieces of student art and photography were on display as the Arizona Regional Scholastic Art exhibition opened February 25 at Phoenix College Gym. About 400 entries earned gold keys or merit certificates in seven classifications. Gold keys will be sent to Carnegie Institute for National judging in March. Local winners include Imogene Francis Charlene Smith Dorothy Windes Stanley Winsor in oils and other media. Char lene Smith won a key in Fabric Decoration. Judson School students Tom Engel and Andy Leaf also earned multiple awards in photography and other categories.
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Arizona
Phoenix College
W. R. Bimson
The
Valley National Bank
Carnegie Institute
Pittsburgh
Imogene ,Francis
Charlene Smith
Dorothy Windes
Stanley Winsor
Mrs Vanderhoef Admitted for Observation at Good Samaritan
Mrs. V A Vanderhoef, seriously ill, was admitted to Good Samaritan Hospital on Friday February 23 for observation and treatment.
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V. A. Vanderhoef
Maritan Hospital
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State OF
Maricopa County
Malcolms. White
Parent-Teachers Meeting
Scottsdale High
MceKzey
Stephen Foster
Newell Long
SHS
Masonic
Chamber
Civic Center
First Avenue
Scotisdale and
Valley
Lute
Dik Shropshire
Stanlee Ann Winsor
Judson School
Tom Engel
Andy Leaf
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