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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1955
Page
1
A church announces a Sunday sermon titled How to Overcome Profanity led by Reverend Ren Mardt. The talk critiques using Jesus name as a protest and urges respectful speech. services include 9:30 Cantily service and childcare with parking available.
The article promotes veal as a versatile fall meat using grounded, slow moist heat cooking to develop flavor. It highlights Veal Scallopini and Veal Paprika with sauces and notes top quality cutlets available fresh or frozen. A recipe for Veal Cutlets Deluxe includes flour browning, milk, mustard, thyme, oregano, and pimento. another for Veal Cutlets with Cheese Sauce details breading, milk, cheese, and a cheese sauce.
The Town of Scottsdale Maricopa County Arizona enacts to abandon portion of Second Street now School Road between south line of Sharman Avenue and north line of Sheridan Avenue as shown on Plat of Record Book 6 Maps Page 27. The abandoned street and alleys will be conveyed to adjacent property owners and declared an emergency.
The document records the Town of Meolsdale Common Council passing and the mayor approving an ordinance to abandon portions of a street now known as Setenet Road. It details transfer of right and interest to adjoining property owners and directs recording by the town clerk. The action, effective upon final passage and mayoral approval, is dated September 1965.
The Common Council of Scottsviire Arizona will hold a hearing for property owners regarding alterations to front side and back yard setbacks in residential zones. Interested persons are urged to attend Thursday September 2 1995 at 3 PM at the Town Hall Septimiate Arkona. Notices published September 9 and 16 1954.
September planning urged as Groups Clubs and Churches are asked to contact the Wrights at the Center or Roberta Kirk to reserve dates and times. First come first served. Lucy Gammage leads a project to assemble needed items so every group can participate in building a social meeting place for all to enjoy. See you there.
A tea reception honored Reverend and Mrs. Harold T. Grabau of Ascension Lutheran Church. Members and friends hosted the event last Sunday, September 11, at the church.
Blakely's service station relocates to a modern plant on South Scottsdale road just south of the old site. Operator George Gove announces a grand opening on October 1 with a car giveaway drawing. Reed Construction led the project with several subcontractors.
The First Baptist Church of Scottsdale unveils Y B A a Year of Baptist Achievement a 1955 56 plan to strengthen the Sunday Church School. The program aims to boost religious instruction for children and youth noting the church’s role as evangelistic outreach amid four million babies born annually.
Mothers are invited to a September 21 meeting at 1 30 p m in the Scottsdale Grammar School Auditorium to learn about joining Scouts for afternoon session girls. A morning session meeting will be announced later. The troops plan a Community East ticket sale and operate a Lost and Found Booth at the Fair run by the girls and leaders.
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