Obituary of Frank E. Hoeller longtime Scottsdale resident dies
Frank E. Hoeller age 73 a Chicago native who moved to Scottsdale in 1963 died Tuesday in Phoenix He was an engineer and served as vice president for 12 years at the Frank G Hough Co a heavy equipment maker in Illinois He lived at 6717 Calle Redondo and was a member of Scottsdale Elks Lodge 2148 Services are set for 2 p m Friday at Green Acres Mortuary with entombment at Green Acres Mausoleum Friends may call at the funeral home tonight
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Frank E. Hoeller
Chicago
Scottsdale
Phoenix
Mr. Hoeller
Calle Redondo
Frank G. Hough
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden Rd
Green Acres Mausoleum
Mrs. Bessie Robinson 78 dies in Scottsdale
Mrs. Bessie Robinson 78 of 8738 East Highland died Wednesday at Heritage of Camelback Nursing Home. Born in Palisade New York she moved to Scottsdale in 1966 from Sparkill New York and was a 50 year member of Piermont Reformed Church. Survived by husband George a son Raymond two daughters nine grandchildren. Services and interment in Piermont New York. Friends may call at Messinger Mortuary tonight and Friday.
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Bessie Robinson
E. Highland
Heritage of
Raymond
North Creek
N.Y
Eleanor Zoellner
Scottsdale
Carolyn Ward
Anchorage
Alaska
Piermont
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Milwaukee native Marie Lorberter dies in Phoenix at 71
Marie M. Lorberter 71 a Sacred Heart Home resident in Phoenix died at St Josephs Hospital. Born in Milwaukee she spent most of her life in the Midwest and moved to Scottsdale in 1966. She worked as a lingerie buyer and was a life member of the Christian Mothers Society. Memorial Mass and burial planned in Milwaukee with cremation in Phoenix. Contributions suggested to Sacred Heart Home.
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Marie M. Lorberter
Sacred Heart Home
Phoenix
St. Joseph's Hospital
Milwaukee
Wisc
Margaret L. Smith
Scottsdale
Edward P. Berghammer
Wauwatosa
Gary Alan Smith
Marquette
Mich
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Holy Cross Cemetery
Dow Jones Surges as Industrials Lead Market Advances
Stock market figures show Dow Jones at 3 p.m. with 30 stocks up 0.22, led by industrials and contractors. Trans world gains 0.67, United States Steel up 0.60, while broad volume totals 15,930,000 shares as listed names include DuPont, General Electric, IBM, Ford, and Boeing among others.
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Dow Jones
Indus
United Press
F. J. DuPont
Glore Forgan & Co
Alcoa
American Brands
American Can
American Motors
General Electric
General Motors
General Telephone
Goodyear
Honeywell
IBM
Int
Nickel
It&t
Burglary spree nets about 2800 in cash and goods
Police report four burglaries Wednesday and Tuesday to Wednesday totaling about 2800 dollars in cash and items. Targets include Dick Rothe residence 6824 E Fourth St and Fred Williams home 7110 E Continental with multiple valuables taken. No forced entry in some cases and workmen with master keys cited. Three men seen near 4701 N 68th St during a break in. Stewart Title and Trust offices at 7000 E Camelback Rd robbed of 35 dollars between Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning.
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Dick Rothe
E. Fourth St
Kothe
Fred Williams
E. Continental
Williams
Deanna Wolff
N. 68Th St
Stewart Title and Trust Company
Camelback Rd
Woman Foils Knife-Wielding Attacker In Early Morning Break-In
A 28-year-old Eastside Scottsdale woman fought off a knife wielding intruder who forced into her home at 4 30 a m She fled as the suspect escaped Police described the assailant as an Indian about 18 with curly black hair weighing about 135 pounds The incident followed a separate rape four days earlier involving a Southeast Scottsdale woman and an intruder matching a similar description
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Scottsdale
Wholesale prices dip in September as Nixon wage freeze takes hold
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports a 0.4 percent, seasonally adjusted drop in wholesale prices in September the first in ten months and a sign of the Nixon policy's impact. Farm products and processed foods fell sharply while consumer finished goods declined, with raw agricultural and imported commodities driving the decrease.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Bureau of Labor Statistics
BLS
Paradise Valley Kiwanis installs officers in Scottsdale
Donald E. Ruff of Valley National Bank Scottsdale Main Office is named president at Neptune’s East. Fred W. Enke, notable Arizona athlete and NFL quarterback, officiated. Installed also were vice presidents, secretary, treasurer, directors, and retiring president Raymond W. Cope.
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Donald E. Ruff
N. 62Nd Place
Valley National Bank
Scottsdale
Paradise Valley Kiwanis
Neptune
East Restaurat
Fred W. Enke
Casa Grande
Kiwanis
Arizona
Enke
University of Arizona
Detroit Lions
Philadelphia Eagles
Baltimore Colts
Ruff
Kiwanis Club
Saguaro High School Key Club
National Club
John C. Kaden
E. Calle Redonda
James Jochim
E. Garfield
Harold D. Erickson
Pass
Carefree
James Stone
E. Broadway
Mesa
Greek strongman bets to eat a car in four years
Leop Samson offered Darwin businessman John Katapodis $22,400 in November 1967 to eat an automobile in four years. Three months after the bet Samson left Darwin and has not been heard from. The car remains intact with only a month left before the deadline. Katapodis says his hand is outstretched for payment if Samson is found.
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Adelaide
Australia
UPI
Leop Samson
Samson
Darwin
John Katapodis
Two U of A coeds defy regents with campus pamphlet
On Wednesday two University of Arizona students Linnea Henrickson and Lisa Reed openly distributed a controversial birth control pamphlet on campus. They said the action represented Women’s Liberation and violated the regents ban on counseling funded by student money. No campus response or comment from President John P. Schaefer was provided.
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Tucson
UPI
State Board of Regents
University of Arizona
Uofa
Regents
John P. Schaefer
Scottsdale Fashion Square 10th Anniversary Parade and Bike Show
An October 14 to 16 event at Scottsdale Fashion Square features a bicycle ecology show with displays, ecology booths, and a three day parade plan. A $150 reward offers the oldest proof of purchase from any Scottsdale Fashion Square merchant dated since October 2 1961 with a deadline of October 13. Four free bicycles to be given away October 16 with tickets available October 1.
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Scottsdale Fashion Square
Scottsdale
Square Merchant
First National Bank
Scottsdale Fashion Square Mall
Phoenix Wheelmen
Unicycle Club
Ball Park
Osborn and
Civic Center Pl
Main Street
Scottsdale Road
Fashion Square
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U.S
Tokyo
Japan Federation of Textile Workers Union
Richmond, Il
Elks Lodge
Mrs
RCA
San Diego
G&e
Santa Fe
Sears Roebuck
Skaggs Southern Pacific
Sperry Rand
Standard of Calif
Standard of NJ
Texaco
Texas Gulf Sulphur Trans America
TWA
Union Oil
Uniroyal
United Aircraft
US Steel
Webb Xerox
Zenith Aly
Eer Hunter
Ogysang
Crehan
RED Wing Shoes
Scottsdale Rd
Thomas Rd
PV Kiwanis Club
Jeff Blake
E. Minnetowa
Jim Bruner
Kalil
Herb Caywood
E. Lewis Ave
Louis W. Reynolds
W. Palmaire
Stephen J. Simon
N. Camelback Manor
T. W. Shumway
E. Monte Rosa
James C. Toye
E. Mariposa
Bob Wilcox
Los Arcos Mall
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