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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1957
Page
2
Margaret and Alex Poss of Grammar School Robd. Scattsdai w left last week for a two week vacation in Mayer Arizona. They enjoyed the area so much they purchased a name there.
Stousdale Toastmasters convened with President Bon Poer leading. Visitors Paul Feitman and Jatin Colea were welcomed. The evening included a humorous pantomime and a speaker who claimed to be a foot-pall player with a wild tale about a state capitol and a canine clue.
A community gathering at Henderson's buffet supper featured guests including Marion Smith and son, Devie and Mr Edward Sattenspiel, Nesers, Archie Rootuns, Iren Cooke, Fred Ashley and son, Pred, Roy Hen- and out of town visitors Mr and Mrs Fred Seufert of Jomstone Arizona.
Mrs Fanny Ulrich Tiser 74 died Tuesday at home 209 W First St Scotisdere. She arrived in Arizona 37 years ago from Indiana. Survived by family including Carl R Wharton and others. Services conducted at Memory Chapel of A L Moore and Sons Rev Paul West. Burial in Greenwood Memorial Park.
Bahai community announces Race Amity Day at the Student Union banquet room on ASC campus Saturday evening. The program includes cultural dances and readings by diverse groups, aiming to promote interracial amity and the oneness of humankind as part of a ten year spiritual crusade. The event follows a history of Bahai led interracial activities in Washington and beyond.
Robert L. Myers a machinist's mate fireman USN son of Mr and Mrs Lester R Myers of Scottsdale Ariz aboard destroyer USS Marshall left San Diego May 21 for a six month Western Pacific tour The ship a unit of Destroyer Division 171 will visit Pearl Harbor Yokosuka and Sasebo Japan.
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