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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1949

Page

2

Tempe Leader Carr to Direct Nogales Legion Parley

The 31st annual American Legion convention opens in Nogales for three days led by Tempe commander Laurence W. Carr. Scottsdale post holds five department votes. Judge Advocate George Hayes to cast them unless others attend. Candidates include Frank Moore of Douglas for department commander, though injury may keep him from running.

Laurence W. Carr Tempe The American Legion Nogales Scottsdale George Hayes Frank Moore Douglas Carr

Woman seeks high office in Legion ranks first time

Miss Bentley, a Legionnaire by war service, is not a member of the Legion Auxiliary and aims for high office, marking the first such bid by a woman. Kingman has the oldest convention claim for 1950, with Mesa Tucson and Safford also bidding. Ben Fox of Finch Lumber underwent major surgery on Friday July 22 at McDowell hospital in Phoenix and is reported recovering.

All American Red Cross Scottsdale Gail Strandquist Sun Valley Miss Strandquist Water Safety Corp University Park Phoenix Miss Bentley Legion Auxiliary Legion Kingman Mesa Tucson Safford Ben Fox Finch Lumber Company McDowell Hospital

Scottsdale's New Hotel Plan Faces Timeline Unclear

The feature traces development around Scottsdale's Main Street in the 1940s. It notes ground occupancy since 1923, Shipp's leasing in 1934, purchase in 1940, and moves to the present site in 1948. Also mentions Picket Fence gift shop, Christine Rae textiles, and adjacent tenants including Scottsdale Shoe Shop and Wagon Wheel Radio.

Shipp E. A. Langdon Earl's Market Christine Rae Scottsdale Shoe Wagon Wheel Radio Shop Arthur E. Burgher Realty Company Scottsdale Main Street

Honor Don Thomas Fifth Birthday Celebration

Donald Thomas son of Mr. and Mrs. George Thomas Jr was honored on his fifth birthday with a yard party. Guests included Jean and Charlene Lewis Tony Susan Hites Stanley Crews Jacquie Bauer Cheryle Swartz Patty Kathleen Scott Dick Billy Thomas and other relatives. Ice cream cookies and cake were served.

Donald Thomas George Thomas, Jr Thomas Jean Charlene Bobby Lewis Tony Susan Billy Hites Stanley Crews Jacquie Bauer Cheryle Swartz Patty Kathleen Scott iDick Billy Thomas Divynne Musgrove Ellis Johnny Thomas

Sipes Home Hosts Spanish Pot-Luck Dinner

Mr and Mrs Jack Sipes entertained last Wednesday night with a Spanish pot luck supper at their home. Guests included Cowden Curtis and wife and daughter Chet Smith and children Ray Redman and son Sydney Adams. Also Mr and Mrs Red Kinsey and daughter from Glendale Arizona.

Jack Sipes Messrs and Mesdames Cowden Curtis Chet Smith Ray Redman Sydney Adams Red” Kinsey Glendale Ariz

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Nogales Legion Water Safety Corps Ray Martinez Phoenix Thunderbird Morenci J. R. McFarland Martinez Blaine Bentley Hazel Morton Post J. W Wes) Morris L‘aimant Paris L’‘Origan Emeraude Scottsdale Pharmacy Willimoth’s Carl Tisor Cecil Raleigh William B. Matlock Tlptigh Insurance Willmoth Agency Scottsdale Office Pioneer Scottsdale Coffee Shop Mrs al Lindsey Don Thomas Jack Gaviota Vigoro ATLAS Frederick Chevron Service American Legion Home Featuring Carl Dautry
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