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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1952
Page
10
A boy nearly died after a tetanus test allergic reaction showing the need for emergency resuscitation gear in Scottsdale. Citizens led by Kirk C. Duntar raised funds to purchase a resuscitator for the area to improve urgent medical response.
Ted Swift representing Arizona Fertilizers Inc will be guest speaker at the Scottsdale Farm Bureau meeting announced by Lee H Griffith president The pot luck gathering starts at 6 30 pm in the Scottsdale grammar school cafeteria Swift will show slides on cotton from seeds to bales followed by a discussion on insecticides and fertilizers A short business session will precede the program
Calapco hosts Scottsdale Kiwani Anns Monday evening January 21 at 7 30 in the Calapco Auditorium 2nd Ave at Buchanan Ruth Kruer home service director for Calapco will be hostess with Betty Hester assisting The program showcases top burner broiler and oven dishes with recipes prepared for Arizona living Food samples will be given away as door prizes Attendants will direct attendees to the auditorium entrance and parking is available behind the building
Judson School and Paradise Valley polo teams clash at Judson field Sunday January 20 at 2 30 p m The public is invited and admission is free.
The Goldwaters Desert Fashions patio show on Scottsdale Road features Valley models in play clothes to evening wear with stripes as the accent. Music and refreshments mark the event, the second in a planned annual series following last year’s Pink Fashion show.
Saturday features a 3:00 p.m. fashion show at Ranch House patio and an 8:00 p.m. SHS basketball game Beavers versus Litchfield Park High at the school gym. The week includes Job's Daughters Monday at 7:00 p.m. and Kiwanis Club at 7:00 p.m. Tuesday hosts Scottsdale merchants and Wednesday hosts the Business and Professional Woman's Club.
A baby boy was born at Mesa Osteopathic Hospital on Sunday January 23 to Mr and Mrs Werner Smith of Scottsdire.
Funeral services for 87 year old Andrew Nelson of Scottsdale were conducted Tuesday in the M. L. Gibbons Mortuary chapel Mesa Officiating was Rev Sanford G Cleveland pastor of the First Baptist church Burial followed at Mesa cemetery Nelson a Danish Danish Danish born immigrant lived in the United States since youth He belonged to the Danish Brotherhood and the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Survivors include daughter Mrs Ora Ailschwager Vancouver Washington another daughter Mrs Pauline Roselle Aberdeen South Dakota a brother Elmer Aberdeen and two grandchildren
Clowns from the Clowns Club of America will perform at Earl's Market on Friday and Saturday January 18 and 19 to entertain families and collect clothing and money for the Dress A Child program benefiting needy children. The non profit club brings clowns from diverse backgrounds to support charitable events.
Cliff Carpenter announces Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce sponsorship for a new merchants committee. The group will focus on advertising promotions outside interests parking development and other merchants issues. It will be representative of all Scottsdale businesses including arts crafts services and sellers of wares.
Education and Vocations will be the subject at the Scotts dale Business and Professional Woman's club dinner meeting at the Outpost on Wednesday January 23. A general discussion will cover Getting Ahead with the Job.
Scottsdale groups plan the January 25 fashion show and January 30 dance to raise funds for the March of Dimes. The Legion Auxiliary and civic clubs organize the events with tickets available through participating members. Paradise Bowling Alleys pledge 10 percent of open bowling receipts January 21 to 27 to the cause.
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