Beavers Open 1949 Season at Phoenix Indian School Braves
Scottsdale Beavers begin 1949 grid campaign Friday at 3 30 p m against Phoenix Indian School Braves on the Indians home field. This first year of regulation 11 man football features limited experience with five veterans only. Coach Richard Hardt will not name starters, stressing opportunity for all squad members.
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Scottsdale High School
Beavers
Valley
Phoenix
Braves
Indians
Richard
Jiggs) Hardt
Paul Grant
Don Hardaway
Wilford Makis
Tuggy Treat
Karl Wheeler
Wayne Geddes
Clinton Burkett
al Bracamonte
Bill Dees
Dennis Palmer
Dik Cavin
Letterman
Palmer
Laurence Goodwin
David Smith
Hardt
Bill Kelly
Carl's Flower Shop To Hold Open House
Carl Fosdick invites Scottsdale residents to an open house at Carl's Flower Shop now occupying part of the Laird Farm and Garden space on Scottsdale road. Sandy Laird will supply business in landscaping and farm supplies while the shop offers cut flowers and potted plants. Mrs Bascom Sullivan and friends extend summer greetings after a visit to Prescott.
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Carl
Carl Fosdick
Scottsdale
Onl
Laird Farm
Gart
Scottsdale Road
Tomy
Laird
Xander
Sandy) Laird Will Khen
Hier
Boys Club Dance Set For Sept 24
The Scottsdale Boys Club announces a public dance at the new clubhouse at School Avenue and East Main Street on Saturday night September 24. Sponsor Vern Buller notes this is the second community social event at the club and follows a successful Spanish dance. Pete Chaves and his Rumberos will provide music.
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Scottsdale Boys Club
School Avenue
East Main Street
Vern Buller
Pete Chaves
Main Street Store Remodels East Wing Leases to McCormack
Remodeling of the L. C. Ives building on East Main Street begins this week changing the east wing from apartment to shop space. George McCormack of Tempe Cafe fame will open a shop featuring Navajo crafts and lapidary work around mid October. Clyde Sherrod oversees work with Joe Beeler assisting. The rest of the building remains undecided.
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L. C. Ives
East Main Street
Scottsdale
George McCormack
Tempe
McCormack
Clyde Sherrod
Joe Beeler
Kiwani Anns Plan Dessert Meeting At Platt Home
Mrs. John L. Platt and Mrs. Walter Walt host Scottsdale Kiwani Anns Monday night at Mrs. Platt’s home. The dessert meeting begins at 7 30 o'clock on September 19 with members attending in the host’s residence.
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John L. Platt
Walter Walt
Scottsdale Kiwani Anns
Community Club and Society Meetings This Week
Tonight at 8 PM Cub Scout Parents meeting at the Methodist church. Monday September 19 at 7:30 PM Boys Club meeting at the clubhouse. Also 7:30 PM Kiwani Anns at John L. Platt home and Kwanis at Vic n Eddies cafe. Tuesday 8 PM American Legion social at Legion home. Wednesday 12 PM Woman's Society For Christian Service luncheon and meeting at Methodist church and 6:30 PM Methodist Men's club at Enoch Walkingstick home.
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Kiwani Anns
John L. Platt
Kwanis Club
Vic ’N Eddies
American Legion
Legion Home
Woman’s Society For Christian Service
Methodist Church
Methodist Men’s Club
Enoch Walkingstick Home
School Enrollment Up Term Starts Smoothly
Scottsdale grammar and high school teachers will be honored Tuesday night September 20 at the annual Pot Luck Teachers Reception at 6 30 on the high school front lawn. The Scottsdale Parent-Teacher association sponsors the event and urges all parents to attend to get acquainted with their child’s teacher. Each family should bring food for themselves and one extra person. Menu includes chicken pie or meat dish salad hot vegetables buttered bread and cake. Coffee and ice tea provided. Families should bring their own table service and a card table if possible. Mrs Burson Donn chairs the arrangements with assistants listed.
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Scottsdale Grammar
Scottsdale Parent-Teacher Association
Burson Donn
Tee Bar Tee Plans Amateur Talent Show
Malcolm White owner of Tee Bar Tee theatre announces preliminary plans for an amateur night talent show at the local theatre. The event will likely be on a Friday night with no entry fee and prizes for top places. Judges will represent local clubs and organizations, with future monthly shows possible.
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Malcolm White
Tee Bar Tee Theatre
White
Nursery School Opening Delayed in Scottsdale
Mrs. Virginia Ross planned a Scottsdale nursery school but registrations are insufficient to start. Despite interest, few enrollments exist. Registration remains open until Monday October 3 and another start attempt will be made then.
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Scottsdale
Virginia Ross
Cub Scout Parents Meeting Is Tonight
A second planning meeting for the Cub Scout program is set for tonight at 8:00 in the sanctuary of the Methodist church. Parents of boys ages 8 to 10 are urged to attend as Den Mothers are sought and a Den structure of 4 to 6 boys is planned. Rev. Leslie Ross announced Charles Franklin as Cubmaster for the year.
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Methodist Church
Leslie Ross
Ross
Charles Franklin
Tempe Doctor Wins Verdict In Suit
Dr. Ernest E. von Pohle, Tempe hospital owner and manager, wins a directed verdict in a $51,225 suit by Mrs. Thelma Tiller of Scottsdale. The judge ruled evidence of negligence was insufficient and that a cloth sack was found in a region removed from the operation site.
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Ernest E. von Pohle
Tempe
Thelma Tiller
Scottsdale
Francis J. Donofiro
Maricopa County Superior Court
Blaine B. Shimmel
Defense Council
Junior Class Tops HS Groups and Grade Enrollment
Enrollment during the first two days of the fall term at Scottsdale High and Scottsdale Grammar topped last year. High school records show 233 students registered, while 700 are enrolled at the grammar school with more expected. The junior class led high school totals with 74, and kindergarten remains offered with three classes to handle about 90 pupils. About 450 lunches are served daily in the cafeteria.
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Scottsdale High School
Scottsdale Grammar School
W. W. Dick
Frye
Mobilehome Plant Near Phoenix Readies Assembly Line Homes
The Mobilehome Corporation of Phoenix announces an assembly line plant at 4550 East Washington Street Scottsdale to produce conventional mobile homes. At capacity the plant will make one and a half homes daily, with delivery in ten days after order and full site utilities installed before plug in. Buyers choose designs sizes colors and pay a down payment to start.
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Scottsdale
Phoenix
East Washington Street
Turren
Hugh F. Knoell
Mobilehome Corporation of
Eveyone
Mobilehome Corporation
Knoell
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Bascom Sullivan
Prescott
Platt
Cub Scout Parent’s
D. V. Treat
Hiram Kennedy
Ray Pruett
Lester Mowry
Albert Hardaway
Charles Summit
Cub Scout
Mobilhome Corporation
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