Enrollment gains mark term start for Scottsdale schools
First two days of the 1948-49 term show Scotts dale High and grammar school enrollment rises. Grammar School counts 628, High School 200, up about five percent from last year at the high school. Mrs Fry notes faculty changes and a new cafeteria meal program begins.
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Scottsdale High
Scottsdale Grammar
Fry
Cliff Carpenter
Carpenter
Grammar
Louise Rodgers
Blanche Thompson
Grammar School
Cal Suttle
Community Draft Registration and Meeting Schedule
Local notices detail draft registration hours for men born 1926 to 1929 at Legion halls and school or recreation facilities. Events include Chamber of Commerce meetings, American Legion and Kiwanis gatherings, Brownie Scout meetings, and a Stewardship Rally at the Methodist church across several days in September.
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Legion Hall
Chamber of Commerce
American Legion Meeting
Kiwanis Club
Brownie
Recreation Hall
Thunderbird Homes
Methodist Church
Abels Leads For Legislature In Incomplete Returns
Early returns show Charles Abels of Cave Creek leading the Democratic race for State Representative from District 19, with Willmoth and Yarwood trailing. Sunnyslope and Balsz precincts not counted yet. Republican race unsettled with Strobel Palmer Overstreet and Myers listed in early tallies.
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Charles Abels
Cave Creek
Joe Willmoth
Scottsdale
Allin R. Yarwood
Sunnyslope
Abels
Balsz
Strobel
Palmer
Overstreet
Myers Machives Arnetesears
Zimmerman
Murdoch _oooo
Hickey
Corporation Commission
Simms
Murdoch
Hunt (Ry
Smith
Hunt
Windesoo
Converse Ee
Leonard
Emil E
Superior Court
Beauchamp Oo
Ceee
Coco Saseas
Taeateedeersbeeebeergene
Lecky
POG Cocpe
Ota Biveedscotiers Poeent Depeelg Tye
Moynahan
Thomas
Wdonotrio
Myers
Boie
Bowman
Goodnight
Ee Ee
Jordan Eee
Blake
Geo. W
Showers
James
Laveen
Marian
Eeee
Stanford
O'Connor
Shon Ecco
Ue Tates Edebee En Teebeetendt
Minotto
van Dyke
Jenckes
Willmoth
Yarwood
Alfred Corral Held For Superior Court
Alfred Corral, 23, was bound over to Maricopa County Superior Court on a second degree murder charge for the fatal shooting of Benito Cadena on August 21. The preliminary hearing in Scottsdale Justice of the Peace court, before Judge Ralph McDonald, set bail at 5000 dollars. trial date not yet set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Justice of the Peace
Alfred Corral
Maricopa County
Benito Cadena
Ralph McDonald
E. H. Richardson
Corral
Chamber of Commerce Meeting at Scottsdale School
The Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce will hold its bi weekly meeting tonight at 7 30 in the grammar school cafeteria. Cliff Carpenter secretary said the main business is forming plans for the winter festival scheduled for late January. Members and residents are urged to attend to aid preliminary planning and decide key issues.
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Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Grammar School
Cliff Carpenter
Primary election turnout in Scottsdale yields clear party favorites
In Scottsdale, 808 votes were cast from 1,400 registered voters as 60 percent turned out. Republican Bruce Brockett led the county slate by about two to one over William Bourdon, and John R. Murdock won handily while serving as Scottsdale headquarters. Other races saw Harless, Simms, and Smith favored in governor, corp comm, and tax commissioner contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale
Election Board
Dick Harless
Mel Goodson
Dan F. Garvey
Phil Isley
Mitt Simms
John R. Murdock
Washington
Bruce Brockett
William Bourdon
96 Registered At Local Draft Board
Draft registrations at the local Selective Service Board No. 7 in Phoenix show 62 men registered since Wednesday, bringing total to 96. Chairman George Willmoth notes most registrants are local, with several registrations from outside the district. Volunteer workers assisted this week include Mesdames Alvin Brown and others. Registration continues through September 18 at the Legion hall on East First Street.
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Selective Service Board No. 7
Phoenix
George Willmoth
Mesdames
Alvin Brown
Jerry Lutes
Mary O’neil
M. J. Smith
Henry Farlee
Mildred Underatson
Walter Starks Jr
Melvin Covington
Legion Hall
East Firststreet
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Eugene Gropp
Chas. Abels
Abels O
Chamber
Harless
Smith and Isley
Tax Commission
Gordon Smith
Joe Hurt
Dan E. Garvey
GOP
Winnah
Washington, D. C
Congress
Murdock
Croatt
Linville
Udall
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