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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1959
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text references a ship and multiple scattered terms. Core readable items indicate a maritime context with names and likely logistical notes, but most details are garbled and uncertain. No clear incident or outcome emerges from the available lines.
Fragmented OCR copy yields unclear text about Gutstzndin¢ directors and a sales status. Readable elements mention assurance of success and a business context. No specific names, dates, places, or outcomes are discernible from available text.
A fragmentary report notes honors given at a Masonic gathering. Mentions Ken Pearsall and performances by Fooyt on violin and Gene Hutiot on string bass. Partial lines reference attendees and music roles, with unclear dates and places.
The hospital auxiliary hosts a county fair to raise funds for patient care costs including drugs and X rays. Volunteers sell services and run a clinic with sliding fees, assisting poor patients and supporting Mercy hospital’s nursing and facilities.
The First Baptist Church at 117 West Osborn Road observes National Laymen's Sunday with an 11:00 a.m. worship service. General LL. T. Miller chairs the program. Vernon Walker and H. A. Sanders lead worship elements. a men's quartet performs. and church members assist with readings, prayers, and ushering. Reverend Milton E. Van Styke presides.
The Scottsdale Jr. Women's club meets Wednesday October 21 at Western Savings club room. Mrs. Robert Hendrikx presides and Mrs. Orville Gilman Jr. runs the program. Master Sgt. Alen F. Gray of the Marine Corps Recruiting Station in Phoenix speaks on Old Glory History Display and Lie with a Q&A to follow.
ASU sponsors a student fashion show in the Memorial Union Ballroom on Thursday October 10. Tickets are 25 cents per person with prizes announced and attendees invited for an evening of activities and display by student models.
Miss Lynn Richman eldest daughter of the Max Richmans plans adenoids out then tonsillectomy. Murra Hannock to resume refresher courses for Naval reserves. Cat and Mrs A Kendall Waile nead en route to a Hawes trim Falls Churen. Ure Colonel up for retirement after a tour in the Ts lands. Mrs Jimmie Lowe to Hawaii soon. Reverend Dan Gerrard to take new duties at St James Episcopal. Jim Boyd ends pet care as family returns to East First Street. Arthur JH Abernethis in and out of town this week.
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