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Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1969

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Four Women Killed in Cincinnati Bank Robbery

Four women were shot and killed during a robbery at a small bank near a Delhi Hills shopping center. Police said the four, two bank employees and two customers, were herded into a rear room and killed. robbers fled with an undetermined sum. One victim was identified as Joseph Huebner’s wife. another as Lillian Dewald, a bank employee and police wife.

Cincinnati UPI Delhi Hills Bank Cabinet Supreme Savings and Loat’’ Association James Harvey Nty Sheriff's Office Joseph Huebner Harvey Huebner Lillian Dewald

Services planned for Mrs Bimson

Phoenix report says services for Mrs Nancy J. Bimson will be held Thursday at 12 30 p m in Trinity Episcopal Church She was 69 and died Tuesday at St Josephs Hospital She was active with Good Shepherd Guild YWCA Crippled Children's Home Planned Parenthood Memorial and St Josephs Hospital auxiliaries Surviving are husband a daughter Mrs Rosenberg of Malibu Calif son Earl L Bimson president Valley National Bank a sister nine grandchildren and seven great grandchildren

Phoenix UPI Nancy J. Bimson Walter R. Bimson the Valley National Bank The Good. Shepherd Guild Ywca, Crippled Children’s Home, Planned Parenthood Committee Memorial and St. Joseph’s Hospital Bimson Forest Grove Ore Trinity Episcopal Joseph M. Harte Greenwood Memorial Park A Rosenberg Malibu Calif Earl L. Bimson Dent Valley National , Bank

Saddle Fraud At Ranchers Saddlery In Scottsdale

Police say a man used a credit card and phone to steal a saddle and accessories valued at 280.64 from Ranchers Saddlery at 322 S Scottsdale Rd on Sept 9. The clerk was told the card was valid, but the bank refused payment after the call from the backroom.

S. Scottsdale Rd Iite

Death by Own Action Ruled in Scottsdale Shooting

Mrs. Jean Marie Marchbanks 2229 N 74th Way was found dead at home Monday from an apparent personal safety related gunshot wound. Judge Harold Holcomb of Scottsdale Justice Court ruled death by own action with no foul play. Police found a death by own action note and a .22 caliber pistol near the body.

Jean Marie Marchbanks N. 74Th Way Harold Holcomb Scottsdale

Greek tanker Angel Gabriel abandoned and crews rescued

The Greek tanker Angel Gabriel ran aground ten miles from Valletta Malta on a Tuesday night. U.S. helicopters rescued two crew members, with one dead.

Malta UPI Angel Gabriel U.S Valletta Mediterranean

Stock market roundup shows wide swings across major issues

United Press International reports broad gains and losses among industrials and railroads. Notable moves include Alcoa up 98, General Motors up 146, Du Pont 119, IBM 57, RCA 41, and Pan American 15.4. Overall volume traded reached 11.30 million shares, higher than Tuesday’s 3.03 million.

Alcoa American Motors At&t Anaconda Arizona Bell & Howell General Electric General Motors General Telephone Goodyear It&t Kennecott Litton Marcor Minnesota Mining Motorola North Amn Rockwell Northrup Aviation Owens Illinois Pan American Pg&g Parke Davis Penn, Central Pepsico Polaroid RCA Ratheon San Diego G&e Santa Fe Sears Roebuck Southern Pacific Sperry Rand Standard of Calif J. N Texaco Texas TransAmerica

Scott Elected Senate GOP Leader After Dirksen Death

Sen Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania won the 24 to 19 vote over Sen Howard Baker in a closed Republican meeting to lead the Senate. Scott, 68, succeeds the late Everett Dirksen with Democrats holding 67 seats. Baker, rated as a strong contender, will vie for the No 2 post as the party shapes policy in a transition period. The party also named Ralph T Smith II to the Policy Committee.

Washington UPI Hugh Scott Pennnsylvania Senate Everett M. Dirksen Scott Dirksen Sonu Law Howard H. Baker Tennessee Nixoff Baker James B. Pearson Kan Charles H. Percy Ill Robert ,P. Griffin Mich John G. Tower Tex Jack Miller Towa Ralph T. Smith, II Republican Policy Committee N Nixon Scott-Baker House GOP Sen Roman Hruska Nebraska

Burglars TakeCoins From Dale Renhardt Home

Burglars stole a coin collection and miscellaneous items valued at 16 dollars from Dale Renhardt's residence sometime between September 10 and September 20, according to police.

Dale Renhardt

Fire forces 300 from Claridge Hotel seventh floor

A hotel blaze on the seventh floor of the Claridge Hotel in London sent 300 guests fleeing. UPI reports that many Americans were among those evacuated, with two people treated for shock and no injuries reported.

London UPI Claridge Hotel

Planners vote against apartment zoning near Coronado Golf

The planning commission voted 4-2 to deny a zoning change for 4.31 acres at the southeast corner of 76th and Virginia St to allow 120 apartment units. The decision is a recommendation to the city council, which will decide on Oct 7. Henry Galbraith filed the proposal amid prior zoning changes dating to 1962 and a 1967 sale negotiation.

Coronado Golf Course Henry Galbraith 76Th Virginia St Galbraith Rich Thiel Jo Matthews 68Th and Thomas M. R. Harris E. Thomas Rd Dorothy Shahan McDowell Green Acres Hayden’ Rd

Democratic meeting sets district rules in Tempe

District 8 D Democrats meet at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall Tempe to set district meeting rules and plan the fall program. Dan O Haire district chairman notes District 80 covers parts of Scottsdale and Tempe with 27 units per acre.

Veterans, of Foreign Wars E. Apache Boulevard Tempe Dan’ O’hare South Scottsdale

Death of Scottsdale High Student Edward Ellett

Edward K Ellett 17 a Scottsdale High School student died Tuesday at Good Samaritan Hospital after a lingering illness. He was born in Bremerton Washington and moved to Scottsdale two and a half years ago from Sunnyvale California. Ellett was on the Scottsdale High cross country team a priest for the Scottsdale Fourth Ward LDS Church home teacher an Eagle Scout and holder of the Duty to God award. Services will be held at 2 30 p m Thursday at the Scottsdale Fourth Ward LDS Church with Bishop Donovan Fleming officiating. Friends may call one hour prior to services at the church Interment will be in Fremont Cemetery Fremont Utah. Survivors include his parents Mont R Ellett and Mrs Mont R Ellett a brother Mark and a sister Nancy Ann all of Scottsdale another sister Paula Jean in Utah paternal grandmother Mrs Veneta Allen of Bicknell Utah and maternal grandmother Mrs Della Nelson of Fremont Utah Arrangements were handled by L Gibbons Garden Chapel in Mesa.

Edward Kerry Ellett Scottsdale’ High School Good Samaritan Hospital Bremerton Wash Scottsdale Sunnyvale Calif LDS Church Earls Donovan Fleming I Church Fremont Cemetery Fremont Utah Mont R. Ellett Mark Nancy Ann Paula Jean Veneta Allen Bicknell Della Nelson L. Gibbons Garden Chapel Mesa

Mary F Magil Services Held After Death in Muskegon

Mrs. Mary F Magil 48 died Sunday at Good Samaritan Hospital Muskegon born Aberdeen 1965. Funeral 10 a.m. Thursday at Mercer Mortuary with burial at Greenwood Cemetery. Survivors include three sons Daniel Robert and Joseph, all of Muskegon. Contributions to Good Samaritan Hospital tumor fund suggested.

Mary F. Magil Good Samaritan Hospital Mercer Mortuary Greenwood Cemetery Aberdeen Wash Scottsdale Muskegon Mich Daniel Robert Joseph

Funeral services for Eva Miller Rosary held at Messinger Mortuary

Mrs Eva Miller 66 died Tuesday funeral mass set for Thursday at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church. Burial in St Francis Cemetery. Survived by daughter Mrs Leonard Bronstein Scottsdale and one son. Born in Czechoslovakia moved here seven years ago from Deerfield It. Funeral details note rosary at 8 p m tonight.

Messinger Mortuary Eva Miller Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church St. Francis Cemetery Miller Vista Czechoslovakia Deerfield Leonard Bronstein Scottsdale Ean

Fires destroy two classic cars in Phoenix days apart

Rural Fire Department investigators reported two automobile fires on successive days in Phoenix. A 1964 Ford owned by Norman R. Bixel of Phoenix burned in a Simitty's Big Town lot causing 400 loss. A second blaze behind the Dayo Apartments damaged a 1965 Thunderbird owned by Robert Scott, totaling 100.

Simitty Big Town E. McDowell Norman R. Bixel Phoenix Thunderbird Dayo EL Second Apt

Enrollment Up at Arizona State University

Preliminary tallies show ASU enrollments at 25 101, up 7 5 percent from last year. The rise comes despite a $15 resident and $52 50 nonresident tuition increase. Extension students are not counted.

Arizona State University

Phoenix Woman Pleads Guilty in Paint Assault Case

A Phoenix woman admitted assault and related acts in Scottsdale Municipal Court after pouring red paint on a Scottsdale woman at 3:30 a.m. and striking her with a flashlight on July 24. The defendant Hattie Engelby, 39, received six months probation and must repay $50 monthly for six months to cover damaged furnishings.

A. Phoenix Scottsdale Municipal Court Scottsdale Doris Jackson E. Sheridan Sr Hattie Engelby Wilshire Phoenix

Burglars Fail in Waterford Street Junior High Office

Burglars tried to break into the school office safe at Waterford Street Junior High. They forced entry by punching a hole in the office wall and entered the safe on a second attempt but left without valuables after miscalculating their first attempt.

Gardner Mase Waterford Street

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