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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1958
Page
2
Miss Marcia Nelson daughter of Mr and Mrs David Nelson is home from Provo Utah where she attended Brigham Young University last winter.
The article lists recipients for Constitution awards Robbie Truitt Mike Evans Gail Chasey and Tommy Elliott as outstanding boy citizen. Athletic awards go to Sally Petlis and Richard Wall. Scottsdale Junior Citizenship candidate is Carl Granzow an eighth grade student.
Sharon M. Houska of Phoenix and Weldon F. James of Scottsdale are to wed at St Matthews Church in Phoenix Friday at 7 pm. The couple, both employed by Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph, plan to live in Scottsdale after a Denver wedding trip.
The Scottsdale Toastmistress Club and Toastmasters met on Wednesday morning May 14. Robert Peer acted as toastmaster and introduced Kermit Keeley Carl Seidner Dorothy Patterson and Coralee Gray. Mrs Robert Harris held the topic table with My Favorite Pet. Members gave one and two minute speeches. The next meeting is scheduled for Thursday May 29.
Multiple Scottsdale couples report births with May dates including girls and boys at various addresses such as 3128 E Whitton and 518 Bes 3rd St. A group of Ward fathers and sons enjoyed the Fathers and Sons Outing at the R-C Ranch near Pays. Notables include Bishop Moffat and son and A Marion Smith and son among many attendees.
In a 3 2 game with the Cards trailing the Yankees, the pitcher Alexander entered in relief with bases loaded and Tony Ti at bat. He struck Lazzeri out on three pitches and retired the famous Murderers Row in the eighth. The piece reminisces about 1926 service and car buying, urging trust in a Dodge dealer for lasting upkeep.
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