Pioneer Cemetery of Scottsdale Sets Longstanding Legacy
The Pioneer Cemetery on MacDonald Drive near Camelback and Mummy Mountain holds two acres of graves for early settlers including Hans Weaver and family. Since 1916 purchased by homesteaders, the Camelback Cemetery Association now governs the site with E.G. Scott as president and Cowden Curtis as sexton. Burials span from Civil War to Korea with veterans interred and plots re-sold as families move away.
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Seattsdale
MacDonald Drive
Kiva
Jremains
Por
Hans Weaver
Camelback
Mummy Mountain
Paradise Valley
Scottsdale
Camelback Cemetery
E.G. Scott
Cowden Curtis
Sexton
Virgie Brown
Hernandez
Ramierez
Espinosa
MacDonald Road
Scottsdale Road
City ordinance outlines zoning nonconformities and owner duties
The document discusses a new ordinance addressing zoning concerns and continuous operations. It notes varying land values create different classes and seeks unity in application. The exact provisions are unclear due to OCR flaws but focus on owner responsibility and zone restoration.
Nuclear energy and coal both have a place in power future
Walker L. Cisler, president of Power Reactor Development, told a health meeting in Ann Arbor that coal and nuclear fuels will both supply electric power. He said nuclear stations could compete with coal by 1968 in higher cost areas and become common nationally in the following decade with breeder tech essential for efficient fuel use. He noted fears about proximity to cities and stressed making nuclear fuel available while addressing health concerns.
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Walker L. Cisler
Atw
Ann Arbor
Mich
United States
Cisler
Cornell
Power
Fermi
Monroe
Scottsdale groups kick off summer recreation programs
Scottsdale Girls Club and Boys Club begin summer activities at Optimist clubhouse and Scottsdale High School. City parks and recreation opens a summer program Monday with learn to swim sessions at the Community Center pool and many local churches support camps in Northern Arizona.
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Scottsdale Girls Club
Sor
West
Hinton
Osborn Road
Scottsdale City
Soloma
Supai
Loloma
Schol
County’ Parks and Recreation Department
Kiva
Ingleside
Pima
Hohokam
Tonto
Tonalea
Salt River
Scottsdale
Paseballs
Lille
Pony ‘League
Libre Sig
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department
Chess Club
Arizona
Electronic Vote Plan Reached in Oregon
Secretary of State Howell Appling Jr. advances electronic elections in Oregon with four hour post closing returns. A 6 by 3 inch punch card ballot and perforating device mark choices, then computers tally results. If successful, the May 1964 primary could see nationwide fastest official returns.
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Salem, Ore
UPI
Howell Appling Jr
Oregon
Appling
Scottsdale United Fund Grants Support Summer Programs
The Scottsdale area United Fund awards 1176 to Scottsdale Boys Club for a full summer program, keeping evenings and days open for local boys. A 250 grant funds aid to girls for Camp Maripai. Mack Gilstrap elected treasurer, succeeding Rob McCampbell. Gilstrap hails from Missouri and lives at 3454 N 50th Pl. The board plans a fall drive with Phoenix for regional health welfare and recreation services.
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Scottsdale
George Keebler
Scottsdale Area
United Fund
Maripai
Mack Gilstrap
Valley National Bank
Arizona
Mound City
N. 50Th Pl
Gilstrap
Rob McCampbell
Scottsdale bonds issued under city order May 1961
City of Scottsdale announces sale and issuance details for bonds to fund municipal debt. The notice specifies redemption terms, interest rates, maturities, and premiums, with bid procedures and authorities including City Treasurer Dorothy J. Ketchum. Dates cited include May 1961 and publication May 27 through June 1.
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Scottsdale
Arizona
Bankers ‘Trust
York
Rosenfeld
Diverbess
Phoenix
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Pioneer Cemetery
Reyaire Oe
New York
UPL
Public ‘Utility
Atest
ABC Prg Huy Klmnopf
Twiliédt
Ori A
Uth
Eaton
Steve's
Automotive . Service
E. Indian’ School
Thomas’ Road
Posie Post
Main & Brown Ph
Dorothy J. Ketchum
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