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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1949

Page

3

Memorial Service for W F Chatham Planned at Scottsdale Methodist

A memorial service for W F Chatham will be held during the Scottsdale Methodist church worship service at 11:00 Sunday. The service is at the request of the official board and will be led by Rev Leslie Ross and Rev W J Sims. Chatham, a lifelong Methodist, helped found the church and served on the official board, retiring from the board of trustees in May and becoming an honorary trustee for life.

W. F. Chatham Scottsdale Methodist Church Chatham Leslie Ross W. J. Sims Mr. Chatham Scottsdale

Legion Post Plans Square Dance Club

Members of Sipe-Petersen Post No. 44 American Legion announced plans to form a square dance club. The decision came at the post meeting Tuesday night September 6 at the Legion home on East First Street. The first dance is set for Tuesday night September 20, with every other post meeting to be a social event.

Sipe-Peterson Post No. 44 American Legion Post Legion East First Street The Legion Post

Kiwanians Hear Red Cross Home Service Director

Scottsdale Kiwanis heard Ann Alkire, home service director for Maricopa County Red Cross, discuss home service work. Kenneth Kelly joined as guest. Dick Platt directed the program. Salad Bowl committee named with plans to work with the state committee.

Red Cross Home Service Ann Alkire Maricopa County American Red Cross Scottsdale Kiwanis Club Vic 'N Eddies Cafe Kenneth Kelly Red Cross Dick Platt Seldon Windess Bill Joyce W. W. Dick Glen E. Peterson Kent Hiatt

Calapco Official To Make Home Here

George H. Grove of Central Arizona Light and Power completes purchase of five acre tract east of Miller road north of Indian School road. Home construction planned soon with Grove and wife to reside. Dan Norton and Company handled the deal. Nearby, Donavan Stewart’s guest house on his property nears completion and his own home construction is expected to start soon.

George H. Grove Central Arizona Light and Power Company Miller Road Indian School Road Grove Dan Norton and Company Realty Donavan Stewart First National Bank

Densons Take Over Gulf Super Service

T. W. Denson and his sons William H. and T. W. Jr. began operating the Gulf service station at First Street and Scottsdale Road under the name T. W. Denson and Sons Super Service. They plan a remodel and promise prompt courteous service. The family, previously of Washington state, now reside in Schuman Lane with children Charlie Bobbie Ann and Joe.

T. W. Denson,and Sons William H T. W. Jr First Street Scottsdale Road T. W. Denson and Sons Densons Washington State Schuman Lane Charlie Bobbie Ann Joe Loomis T. W. Denson, Jr Geneva

Former Bluffton Native Julius Benroth Dies in Phoenix

Julius S. Benroth, 63, died Sunday in St. Joseph's hospital after a monthlong heart ailment. A native of Bluffton, Ohio, he moved to the Valley 34 years ago and served as service manager and salesman for Ed Luke Motor Co. in Phoenix. He previously worked with Roper Motor and C. P. Stephens Motor. He was a member of Arizona Silver Trowel Masonic Lodge No. 29. funeral services were held Wednesday at A. L. Moore and Sons Memory Chapel.

Julius S. Benroth A. L. Moore and Sons Phoenix St. Joseph’s Hospital Bluffton Ohio Benroth Valley

Fete Honors Local Matron At Housewarming

Mrs. J. W. Wright was pleasantly surprised Friday afternoon as friends and neighbors gathered at her home for a house warming hosted by co-hostesses Mrs. Myles Palmer and Mrs. Joseph Pastorini. Refreshments were provided by Joan Dove and Katherine Pastorini and Mrs. Wright received many gifts.

J. W. Wright Myles Palmer Joseph Pastorini Joan Dove Katherine Pastorini Wright

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