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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1949

Page

11

Scottsdale High Junior Class Prepares For Play

The SHS junior class works on the production Second Fiddle with rehearsals on Monday Tuesday Thursday and Friday evenings. A committee member says cast members are noticed around school and on Scottsdale streets. Lead actress Julie Windsor is temporarily out due to a wisdom tooth loss.

Scottsdale High School Scottsdale Julie Windsor

Sale in Bulk of Pioneer Drug Store Assets

Notice states C T Roberts and George N Wadsworth partners in Pioneer Drug Store will sell all stock goods equipment and fixtures in a bulk sale to William M Butler and Ora E Butler on March 18 1949 the sale occurs outside normal business and claims must be filed by 10:00 AM March 18 1949 with attorney Charles N Ronan at 107 West 2nd Street Scottsdale Arizona Notary public Charles N Ronan confirms the partners' acknowledgment and execution of the instrument dated March 1 1949.

C. T. Roberts George N. Wadsworth Pioneer Drug Store William M. Butler Ora E. Butler East Main Street Scottsdale Road Malcolm. White Scottsdale Maricopa County Arizona Charles N. Ronan West 2Nd Street Maricopa Charles N. Rowan

Red Cross Volunteers Break Records in Phoenix Area

Scottsdale production workers donate one day weekly to the Phoenix Chapter House during and after the war. Local volunteers include Mrs. Harry Winsor Mrs. E. H. Richardson and Mrs. Carl Ericson each giving over 200 hours annually for more than six years. A well kept hive can yield 100 to 400 pounds of honey yearly.

Red Cross Scottsdale Phoenix Harry Winsor E. H. Richardson Carl Ericson

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IGN Jes Schlaikjer Maricopa Tallow Works SHS Nelson Beauty Shop Mary Neil Croom Winnie Nelson Post Office Jamaica Dodge
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