Al Frederick remembered as longtime Scottsdale constable
Al Frederick, known as the man who kept order in Scottsdale for 29 years, is remembered by friends as a trusted figure who aided county and state officers. A holiday gift of over $1500 funded his treatment at the Mayo Clinic, reflecting widespread gratitude for his service. Born in Cameron, Missouri, he moved to Arizona in 1889 with his parents and later married Ivy Donn of Phoenix.
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Scottsdale
Mayo Clinic
Cameron
Arizona
Palo Verde
Phoenix
Ivy Donn
Citizens Patrol Thwarts Burglary at Scottsdale Jewelry Firm
Early Saturday Captain W. C. Brady of the Citizens Police Patrol stopped an attempted burglary at the Charles F. Cox jewelry and watchmaking firm in the Paradise Building South Scottsdale road. He noticed a car parked near the building at about 3 a.m. and investigated. The description references an early model Ford.
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Charles F. Cox
Paradise Building
South
Scottsdale Road
W. C. Brady
Citizens Police Patrol
Brady
Obituary details for Scottsdale resident’s family
He is survived by his wife a daughter Alice Clayton two sons V D Jim Frederick and Alfred Frederick two granddaughters Joane and Jeanne all of Scottsdale and two nieces Eleanor and Velma Hutchison both of Santa Monica California.
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Alice Clayton
V. D
Jim) Frederick
Alfred
Frederick
Joane
Jeanne
Scottsdale
Eleanor
Velma Hutchison
Santa Monica
Calif
Burglary Report Cited as Brady Investigates Door Entry
Two occupants had left before Brady arrived as a door to the firm was found jimmied but not opened. Investigators noted the entry attempt and began securing the scene.
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Brady
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