54-Bed General Care Unit Planned For Scottsdale by 10 Osteopathic Doctors
Ten Phoenix osteopathic doctors announce start of construction within 60 days on a $600,000 54‑bed general hospital to serve Scottsdale. The facility on Miller and Thomas roads will open early next year with 60 to 70 employees and a monthly payroll of $15,000 to $20,000.
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Scottsdale Hospital
General Hospital
Miller and Thomas
Phoenix Osteopathic Doctors
Community General Hospital
Scottsdale
Phoenix General Hospital
Thomas Road
Miller Road
Scottsdale Community Hospital, Inc
Doctors
Indian School Road
Rogers Lane
Thames
North Scottsdale Improves Housing Area Formed as Improvement Association
A group of more than 50 homeowners near Scottsdale east of Scottsdale Road and south of the Arizona Canal voted Friday to incorporate as the North Scottsdale Property Owners Improvement Association. Board members include Jerry McKenzie Tom Hagerty Walt Holman Richard Russell and Jerry Springer with Mrs. Jerry McKenzie as secretary. Articles filed this morning. Plans include property improvements landscaping and maintenance of vacant lots deed and zoning protections and district services for lighting fire and police protection. Annexation to the Town of Scottsdale is contemplated. The Associates Investment and Realty Company handles land transactions and business arrangements for construction.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Road
Arizona Canal
North
Western Savings Building
Eugene Tonpaine
The
Phoenix Title Company
The Scottsdale Story
Editor notes this weekly feature highlights Scottsdale personalities and events. It reports on sex-determination folklore, two new bowling alleys, and hospital expansion plans including Doctors Hospital and a Miller Road project. A third hospital is rumored. Max Dorne impresses in a quick board decision approving a use permit for Bird Cage club entertainment.
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Bill Bird
Larry Whitlow
Dorne
Scottsdale Dealer Wins Ad Plaudits
A Scottsdale flooring dealer, Floyd Wehling of Western Floor Coverings, wins nationwide attention for a 1959 promotional campaign. He restyled a Stagecoach trailer to tour new Phoenix and Scottsdale housing developments, aided by an eight page newspaper supplement, boosting 1959 sales to $380000. The Armstrong Logic article, from an Armstrong Cork Company publication, features a photo of Wehling at the trailer doorway.
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Scottsdale
Armstrong Logic
Floyd Wehling
Western Floor Coverings
Stagecoach
Phoenix
Western
Vehling
Armstrong Cork Company
Parada del Sol Chooses Ciappini as 1961 Chairman
Roy Ciappini of the Scottsdale Boys Club is named chairman for the 1961 Parada del Sol to be held February 3 4 and 5 with community sponsorship beyond the Jaycees. Sub chairmen Dan McKinney Andre of Arizona Irv Hanson and Phil McHaney were named for rodeo program publicity and other duties.
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Roy Ciappini
Scottsdale Boys Club
Ciappini
Organizafione Anti Méivididais
Junior Chamber of Commerce
The
Jaycees
Dan McKinney
Andre of
Arizona
Irv Hanson
Phil McHaney
Lions District 21A Receives 100 Percent Award in Chicago
The Lions International convention in Chicago cited district No. 21A as a 100 percent district. John Utter of Scottsdale received the district governor’s diamond pin as he retires, while Jack Gillis of Prescott was elected to lead the district. Arizona highways magazines were handed to delegates by the local delegation, witnessed by about 5 000 people. Ciappini announced future Parade chair appointments before September 15 and aims to make the 1961 Scottsdale event the largest yet.
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Lions Club
Chicago
John Utter
Scottsdale
Utter
Arizona
Lions International
Former Scottsdale Resident Leonard Hein Dies in Laramie
Leonard Hein, former resident of Scottsdale Road and longtime owner of the Lolo Mai Lodge on Thomas Road, died last Friday in Laramie Wyoming. He leaves his widow Lillian Hein.
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Leonard Hein
Thomas Road
Gail G Scott Joins Scottsdale Insurance Firm
Gail G Scott formerly with Des Moines insurance firm joins Willmoth and Huson Insurance in Scottsdale. He will handle general insurance and bond work. Scott, a bachelor, lives at 249 West Latham. he previously presided Phoenix area Junior Chamber of Commerce and served in the U S Navy after University of Iowa studies.
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Gail G. Scott
Des As Insurance Company
Phoenix Area
Des Moines
New Salon on Fifth Avenue Opens in Craftsman Court
Gilio's, a beauty salon with high fashion expertise, will open in a new Craftsman Court building on Fifth Avenue. Sam Gilio leads a 12 member staff offering beauty and body sculpture services in a semi Pueblo Western Indian motif salon with a screened sun deck roof patio. The building, designed by architect Robert S. Peterson, should be ready by September end on the former Larry Puck/Frank Anderson Realty site at 4712 East Thomas Road. This is part of multiple Fifth Avenue Craftsman Court area projects including a large office and professional unit planned for fall behind the Craftsman Court zone.
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Gilio
Robert S. Peterson
Larry Puck
Frank Anderson Realty
East Thomas Road
Fifth Avenue
Craftsman's Court
Craftsman's Court Area
PVIA To Hear four candidates for Maricopa County Supervisor
Paradise Valley residents are invited to meet four candidates Barney Burns Dave Campbell Dick Searles and R K Warren for district 2 Scottsdale at 8 p m Thursday July 28 in Kiva school auditorium Pat Downey PVIA president says the forum will seek candidate positions on zoning and district interests and problems.
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Maricopa County
Scottsdale
Paradise Valley
Kiva School
Pat Downey
Local Marines Complete Camp Pendleton Combat Course
Marine Pvt. Donald M. Mortimer, son of Mr and Mrs D A Mortimer of 7580 East Minnetota, finished a month long combat course at Camp Pendleton California. Also stationed there is Marine Sgt. Richard R. Smith, son of Mr and Mrs Raymond T Smith of 408 South 63rd Street.
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Marine Pvt
Donald M. Mortimer
D. A. Mortimer
East Minnetota
Marine Corps
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Richard R. Smith
Raymond T. Smith
South 63Rd Street
Johnson's Expands Store To Add New Men's Apparel
Johnson's Dress Shop in Scottsdale nears completion of a 700 square foot expansion adding a complete men's and boys' department. The shop, established in 1953 by Mr and Mrs Herbert Johnson, began with Betty Johnson squaw dresses and resort gear and has grown to serve year round suburban wear. The expansion follows the removal of a wall to combine office space and store and is part of plans for further growth within two years.
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Johnson's
Scottsdale
East First Avenue
Herbert Johnson
Betty Johnson
Johnson’s
Weirich and
Feltman
Stetson Drive
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George Merrill
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Estema
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France
Fair Town
Max Dorne
Board of Adjustments and Appeals
District Two
Parada
Lions Award
Jack Gillis
Prescott
Laramie, Wyo
Lillian Hein
Maines
Iowa
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Willmoth
Huson
Kent
Stott
West Latham
Ber of Commerce
University of Iowa
U.S. Navy
Scott
General Insurance
John J. Rhodes
Washington
Scottsdale Kiwanis Club
Scottsdale Business and Professional Women’s Club
Larry Ashe
Kiwanis
Lee Canter
BPW
PVIA
New Salton
Cilio
Johnsons
Texas
Johnson’s Department Stores
Wickenburg
Parker
Alta Vista
Art Butler
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