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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1959

Page

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Scottsdale High Beavers open season and school election notes

A Scottsdale Chronicle page blends high school football with community notes. Scottsdale High School Beavers beat Tempe in a Friday opener with transfers Phil Brady and Don Creek, and veteran linemen Ronnie Hunt and Dave McKee. The piece also covers a teacher group photo moment, a school trustee election on October 6, traffic light reactions, a football prediction contest, and local social observations.

Scottsdale High School

Casey Club To Hear West Point Speech

The Casey club meets at noon on Wednesday September 23 at Desert Sun Motel to hear Hal Hazel discuss the United States Military Academy at West Point its origin goals and role in the atomic missile era. Charles Friedlander a 1950 West Point graduate will answer questions for the West Point Society of Phoenix.

Desert Sun Casey Club Hal “Hazel East Rancho Drive Phoenix United States Military Academy West Point Charles D. Friedlander East Medlock Drive West Point Society of Phoenix Friedlander Chosin Reservoir Korea John Foster Dulles Berlin

Five Years Ago in Scottsdale Progress Highlights

Retrospective notes cover events from September 1954 including a Junior Woman's Club tea at Mrs Waggoner's Tea Room with 25 attendees, a bridge-footing completion date for the Arizona Canal horse ridge, Scottsdale High School PTA board selections, Swick's Department Store leasing Bank of Douglas quarters, and Grace Crews named outstanding citizen by Community Service. Additional items mention a Prescott horse show judge, 1949 weather extremes, scorpion field trip fundraising, Bank of Douglas staff member chairing Community Chest, and Scottsdale area leasing talks for Duhame ranch.

Scottsdale Progress Scottsdale Junior Woman’s Club Waggoner Archie Dillon Grace Crews Community Service Organization

Fire hits house during guest visit prompts policy question

A couple asks if their comprehensive fire policy covers losses from a fire that damaged part of their house and nearly all belongings their guests brought. The ad directs readers to James Beattie and Associates Insurance in Scottsdale for insurance help.

Community Chest Boy Scouts Lions Rotary Paris James Beattie. and Associates Insurance, Inc Pima Plaza Scottsdale James Beattie

Town Council and late hours draw no pay in Scottsdale

In Scottsdale the town’s Tuesday night sessions under Mayor Mort Wimsey and City leaders tackle sewer lines road work and parking issues. The piece bets residents would be surprised by the boroughs complex infrastructure and suggests overtime pay for council members would swell the bill.

Mort Wimsey Gordon Allison Philip Messinger

Scottsdale Men Get Fraternity Bids

The Interfraternity Council at the University of Arizona lists Scottsdale students who accepted bids from 24 fraternities after the formal rush. From Scottsdale are Richard Rea Delta Beta and Richard Fried Sigma Chi. Informal rush for men begins September 21.

Interfraternity Council University of Arizona Scottsdale Richard Rea Delta Beta Richard Fried Sigma Chi

Embarrassing Moments Told By Local Residents

Mrs Abbey misidentifies a Lutheran church as something else until discovering its sign. Mrs M S recalls a wrong number call that nearly caused a crimson face. Mrs Bartels hides in a broom closet when a meter reader opens the door. A humorous tale of a doctor’s awkward appointment mix up and a hidden patient.

Robert Abbey California Prince of Peace Lutheran Church Betty Bartels

Vital Statistics: Select Marriages and Births Listed

Marriage licenses issued for Ayer-Hammell Richard Paul and others with ages and residences. Births reported include Kingsbery John Marie girl and Melde Chris Delores boy with multiple September dates and several parent pairs. Additional names include Szafran John Stella girl and Nixon Jerry Barbara boy among others.

Ayer-Hammell Richard Paul Phoenix Marsha Jean Scottsdale Kingsbery John Marie Melde Chris Delores Szafran Stella Palmer Warren Beverly Autrey Alfred Gloria Valerie Ugene Patricia Mahaffey James Margaret Haas William Janette Floor Mary Dawson Raymond Audrey Nixon Jerry Barbara North 74Th Place

Open Letter to City Fathers on Scottsdale Streets

A Scottsdale resident recounts a fall on Main Street caused by pavement cracks. He urges city officials to repair streets before a tourist is injured and sues, noting five days off work and ongoing pain. He signs as R. J. Donavan of Cypress Street.

Scottsdale Arizona Main Street Brown R. J Blackie Donavan Cypress St Arivana

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