Local figures and businesses listed in community draft
A fragmented OCR listing multiple names and entities including Winfield Scot, Wrigley family, Bud Kelland, William Wesley Peters, Malcolm White, Lloyd New, Motorola, AiResearch, Hallcraft Homes, Gordon Allison, and The Rev Herbert Landes among others. The text reads as a roster of individuals and organizations without a cohesive narrative or dated event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pima Indiag
Winfield Scot
Wrigley Family
Gum
Chicago Cubs
Bud Kelland
William Wesley Peters
Taliesin West
Malcolm White
White's Cafe
Lloyd New
Indian Affairs School
Erne Wittels
Fpertumer
John ‘Bonnell
White Hogan
Herbert
Junie” Pratt
Motorola
AiResearch
John Co. Hall
Vanacve, Saks executive, plans move from Phoenix to Scottsdale
Vanacve, longtime Saks Fifth Avenue buyer and fashion show coordinator, and his wife with two children, sell their Phoenix home and aim to relocate to Scottsdale. The note mentions Mrs. Wallace Beery, Mrs. Serge Koussevitsky, Woolworth Store, George Cavalliere, Mort Kinsey as mayor, and Tom Dartington in real estate, along with Presbyterian Church references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Vincent Vandever, Jr
Phoenix
Scottsdale
District Saves On Bond Sales For Scottsdale Schools
Scottsdale School District reported saving 50330 in interest on 1960 bond issues after Maricopa County sold 13995 000 in high school bonds at 3.34029 percent and 1955000 in elementary bonds at 3.91785 percent. The winning syndicate was Glore Forgan and Company New York and Johnston Lemon and Company Washington DC with 14 member firms. Local bidders included Ely Reisnes Beck and Co Valley National Bank Merrill Lynch Fenner and Pierce First of Arizona Shearsobnmill Company. Interest was more favorable than the prior sage s0 school bonds with rates averaging 3 for elementary and 3.84 for high school. A rate of 3.5 had been anticipated for current issues. Nelson Jose 66 chief judge of the Gila River Indian Reservation was elected Governor of the Tribal Council in the first popular election under the new constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Maricopa County Board of Supervisors
Ely, Reisnes, Beck and Co
Valley National Bank
William R. Staaats, ‘Co
E. F. Hutton and Company
Merrill
Lynch
Fenner
Pierce, Inc. First
Arizona ‘Company
Shearsobnmill Company
Nelson Jose
Gila River
Scottsdale Board to Hear Variance Requests on Signage
The Scottsdale Board of Adjustments will hold a public hearing December 7 1960 at 7 30 PM at Town Hall 133 East Main Street to review variances for four signs proposed along Scottsdale Road Indian School Road Bellview Road and 1945 South Scottsdale Road including a Pancake House Union Oil El Paso Gas and Mini Mart signs and a 5 12 foot illuminated display. Daniel Weisberger chairs and Ben Goodman serves as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Adjustments
Scottsdale
Arizona
Scottsdale Road
Indian School Road
Union Oil
Union Station
Bellview
el Paso
Town Hall
East Main Street
Daniel ‘Weisberger
Ben Goodman
Scottsdale hosts 1961 National Finals Roping events
Scottsdale Jaycees and National Finals Committee raised 18000 to stage the 1961 National Finals Roping in Scottsdale. Don Chambers aims to make Scottsdale the permanent site for world series roping and barrel racing. Ted Ashworth and Art Arnold won team roping money. Sammy Fancher and Jane Mayor topped barrel racing. Gene Pruett won the Rodeo Cowboys Association golf tournament with a 79.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Chambers
Jaycee
National Finals Commission
Scottsdale
NFR
Ted Ashworth
Phoenix
Art Arnold
Buckeye
Jim Rodriguez
Castroville
Calif
Gene Rambo
Shandon
Las Vegas
Nev
Sammy Fancher
Jane Mayor
Okemah
Okla
Rodeo Cowboys Association
Gene Pruett
Denver
Rodeo Sports News
Pruett
Justin Boot
John Justin Jr
Fort Worth
Tex
Local Crash Kills Tempe Man and Hurts Scottsdale Woman
A two car crash at Continental and McAllister in Scottsdale near North Tempe left Ernst Stork of Tempe dead after arrival at Good Samaritan Hospital. Joan Goar, 20, of Tempe, suffered cerebral concussion and multiple injuries and a Scottsdale woman was treated for leg and ankle injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Good Samaritan Hospital
South Scottsdale
Joan Goar
West Latham St
Continental
McAllister St
Ernst Stork
Garfield St
Tempe
Stork
McAllister
Harlan Dale ‘Krog
North Grand Ay
Mesa
Krog
Papago Gardens in Tempe Aims for Jan. 1 Opening
Julian T. Keith of Scottsdale and M. L. Bernell of Houston plan Papago Gardens a 50 acre Tempe subdivision near Scottsdale on McKillips Road. It surrounds a 10 acre corner tract held by the Walters family for commercial use and will house 184 homes served by Tempe utilities with five model homes and diverse decor. An additional five acres will be developed as a key site for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tempe
Edge
Scottsdale
McKillips, Rd
Julian T. Keith
M.L. ‘Bernell
Houston
Tex
Charles Walters
Oe Keith
Papago Plaza A s s n endorses annual aid drive
A Little Girl wrote letters that helped plan aid for at least 30 families. Dick Auxier, new president of the Papago Plaza Assn, declared support for turning the effort into an annual program. Arizona Legislature to convene in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Auxier
The
Papago Plaza Assn
Arizona
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Vanacve
D. Gramer
Saks Fifth “Avenué
Saks
Save Buy Direct
Hollywood
SS. Scotts
Ackdale Rd
Featuring
S. Scottsdale RD
California Wines
Montrachet
Anjou
Touraine
Saumur
Loire
Traminer
Charles’ Kreg
Thuy Har
Sociacacl
Alvetina
Rhine
Moselle
Hage Valor
Sauternes and
Graves
France
Charles Krug
Turkey
Rochambeau
Asu
Terry Cochran
West Iat St
Sharon Thomas
Gilbert
University
Cate
Glore-Forgan and Company
New ‘York
Johnston-Lemon and Company
Washington, “DC
Mission
Scottsdale Jaycees
Bill Porter
Yale Siminoff
Dale Smith
John V. Cronkhite
Hiram Kennedy
Sportsmen
Jim Tod
Zote
T.V
Istration
W. Inc
Duracleary
Duraclean
Wagon Yard Bar
East Bell Road
Bigelow
WHO
Pettiohn
E. Stetson
O'Malley
North Tempe
Darjeeling
Paul Shank
Bullboys
Safari Hotel
Lutes
Scottsdale Pharmacy
Scottsdale, A
Lute
Scottsdale's
Scottsdale RD
Camelback
Af Leda
Frontier Town
Subiteen
Our
Bermudas
CAPRI
Thomas RD
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