Freedom Crusade Motorcade Visits Scottsdale Tonight
Huge plastic balloons like those sent into Czechoslovakia will rise over Scottsdale at 8 P M on the parking lot at Scottsdale road and First avenue for a mass rally. Residents can sign Crusade for Freedom scrolls as part of the event led by Mort Kimsey with support urged by Governor Howard Pyle for Crusade for Freedom month.
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Crusade For Freedom
Iron Curtain
Czechoslovakia
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Road
First Avenue
Scottsdalians
United States
Mort Kimsey
Howard Pyle
Kiwani Anns Plan For Full Confab
Scottsdale Kiwani Anns plan a regional Kiwanis convention in Phoenix with a pre event meeting on September 17 at Mrs. Samuel H. Hale home. President John L. Platt announces committees for hostess duties and registration at Camelback Inn and Westward Ho, with Mrs. Dick and others named for the breakfast and buffet duties.
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Kiwanis
Phoenix
Scottsdale Kiwani-Anns
Samuel H. Hale
Scottsdale Road
Lute Wasbotten
John L. Platt
W. W. Dick
Mort Kimsey
Earl G. Rooks
Camelback Inn
Hotel
Westward Ho
Charles Morris
Robert Yount
John A. Shuman
William Messinger
Larry Williams
Lutherans Schedule Organization Meet
Regular Lutheran worship services began Sunday in Scottsdale at a chapel in a residence on East Indian School Road opposite the high school. A Sunday school and morning service followed with Pastor Charles E. Schmitz delivering a sermon on The Church's Youth Work Is God's Work. An organizing meeting is set for Thursday evening September 27 at 7:30 with hosts Mrs Harold Roberts and Mrs Ella Day.
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Scottsdale
East Indian School Road
Phoenix
Charles E. Schmitz
Harlie Roberts
Ella Day
Scottsdalian Pleads Guilty To Assault and Battery
William Demerbiex aged 22 pleaded guilty to assault and battery. He was fined 150 dollars on the assault count and received a 45 day jail sentence suspended on condition of plea. Complaint filed by Herman Torres.
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William Demerbiex
Justice of the Peace
Ben Fox
Fox
Herman Torres
C of C Seeks Names for Festival Parade in Scottsdale
The Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce invites name suggestions for the festival parade and program opening the 1951 52 winter season in Scottsdale and Paradise Valley. The date shifts to November 17 and a $5 prize awaits the winner. Send penny post card suggestions to Scottsdale Progress or deliver to the office.
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Scottsdale
Sun Devil Utah Game Broadcast Set in Logan Friday
The Sun Devil Utah game will be broadcast live from Logan Utah Friday night at 8 o clock on Radio KOY Phoenix announced.
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Logan
Utah
KOY
Phoe
Marriage License Issued in Phoenix to Cox and Woolstenhulme
A marriage license was issued in Phoenix on Monday to Victor Vern Cox of Tucson and Ira Mae Woolstenhulme of Scottsdale.
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Phoenix
Victor Vern Cox
Tucson
Ira Mae Woolstenhulme
Scottsdale
Beaver Gridders Face Peoria Panthers Friday Night
Scottsdale High football coach Richard Hardt has Beaver players in longer workouts to fix conditioning before Friday’s game with Peoria on their field. Peoria’s veteran lineup and size give them an edge, while Beaver changes shift Wayne Geddes to fullback and net a possible new end. Last year Peoria beat Scottsdale 12 to 6. in opening play they defeated Superior 12 to 0.
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Richard
Jiggs
Hardt
Scottsdale High School
Beaver
Peoria ‘Panthers
Peoria
Beavers
Tolleson
Panthers
Wayne Geddes
Superior Panthers
Eddie Manuel Killed in Salt River Reservation Traffic Crash
Eddie Manuel 38 of Scottsdale died in a late Saturday crash on McDowell Road near Day School on the Salt River Indian Reservation. Police said manual was walking in the road when struck by an eastbound coupe driven by William H. Hayes of Phoenix who said he did not see him. Graveside services were held Wednesday at 4 p.m. at Salt River Cemetery led by Rev. Edmond Melson.
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Eddie Manuel
Scottsdale
Arizona
Manuel
Salt River
McDowell, Road
William H. Hayes
Phoenix
Hayes
Edmond Melson
Salt River Cemetery
Methodist Rally Day Party Planned at Scottsdale Grammar School
The Methodist church schedules an outdoor rally day party for Sunday September 23 at 4 p m at Scottsdale Grammar School. Activities and games for all ages feature abundant ice cream and cake as the event’s attractions.
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Methodist Church
Scottsdale Grammar School
The
City Firms Briefly Close Saturday for Kids Day
All business firms in Scottedale will shut from 2:00 to 3:00 p.m. Saturday September 22 in observance of National Kid's Day. Local officials urge patrons to support children's activities downtown.
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Scottedale
Kimsey
Scottsdale
Chamber Directors Meeting Tonight In Scottsdale
Cliff Carpenter president of the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce called a special directors meeting for tonight at 8:00 in the High School library. The session will discuss changing the first annual Winter season opening celebration date to Saturday November 7 after a board and Phoenix firms meeting.
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Cliff Carpenter
Scottsdale
Phoenix
Carpenter
Baptist Men Attend Mesa Valley Rally Near First Baptist
The Men's Brotherhood of the First Baptist church hosted the valley rally on September 17 at Mesa’s First Baptist. Speaker Rev. J. J. Pavelda, a retired minister from Czechoslovakia now living on East Thomas Road, spoke on Christians Behind the Iron Curtain. Scottsdale attendees included Earl Shipp Vernon Walker Bruno Pace Paul Dauwalder Rev E D Ellenwood Fred Mathis Charles Stevenson Edward Lives George Moore Michael Just Orin Johnson and Rev Sanford Cleveland.
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Men’s Brotherhood of the First Baptist Church
the Valley
First Baptist Church
Mesa
J. J. Pavelda
Czechoslovakia
Rev. Pavelda
East Thomas Road
Scottsdale
Earl Shipp
Vernon Walker
Bruno Pace
Paul Dauwalder
E. D. Ellenwood
Fred Mathis
Charles Stevenson
Edward Lives
George Moore
Michael Just
Orin Johnson
Sanford Cleveland
Kiwanis Club Sponsors Gala Program Here
Scottsdale Kiwanis sponsors National Kid's Day observance with a free 10 a.m. cartoon movie and 2 p.m. Scottsdale High band concert. Contests and races for youths 15 and older run through the afternoon with prize hunts and refreshments. 2 to 3 p.m. store closures aid the event. National Kid's Day foundation backs the event with Kiwanis International.
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Kiwanis Club
Mort Kimsey
Kiwanis
Scottsdale High School
Hnrder
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