Personal items and travel notes from Las Vegas social column
Personal items report departures and returns of locals and visitors. C D Keeler plans a San Bernardino mountain trip with Mrs Keeler to return Sunday. Mitchell heads to the coast for a week or ten days. Dr Bruce G Phillips visits Indian Springs ranch with Ira MacFarland. Simon returns from Needles to manage Texaco agency with Albert Simon. Ralph Simon takes a Los Angeles vacation with sisters Joy and June. Louise King’s card to Billie Abernethy mentions the King Smith Taylor party reaching Gallup NM on August 7. William Hill and Burke depart for Los Angeles, with Griffiths family also traveling to California for vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Keeler
San Bernardino Mountains
Ralph Simon
Los Angeles
Joy
June Simon
Spenal
Louise King
Billie Abernethy
King-Smith- Taylor
Texas
Gallup
New Mexico
Robert Griffith
Mary Jane
San Francisco
San Diego
Las Vegas
Dinner Hosts Include State Highway Officials
Mr and Mrs C C Boyer entertained last evening with guests Jack Rawson equipment superintendent and Walter Sutton equipment accountant of the state highway department, Will Beckley and C P Squires. Mr and Mrs C C Boggs hosted Thursday evening dinner with Mr and Mrs J H Lightfoot, Mr and Mrs C E Pembroke and Mr and Mrs C C Boyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C C Boyer
Jack Rawson
Walter Sutton
State Highway Department
Will Beckley
C. P. Squires
C. C. Boggs
J. H. Lightfoot
C. E. Pembroke
C. C. Boyer
Library Fund Dance At Lorenzi's Tonight
A benefit dance for the library fund sponsored by the 20 30 club is held at Lorenzi's resort tonight. Music will be provided by the Black Hawks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenzi
Library Fund
20 30
Lorenzi’s
The
Black Hawks
Power of the Press Play At El Patio Tomorrow
Tomorrow night at El Patio the greatest newspaper drama of the age titled The Power of the Press will be staged. A cub reporter solves a murder, backs a mayoral candidate, and marries the winner’s daughter amid rapid-fire action and romance. Cast includes Douglas Fairbanks Jr and Jobyna Ralston with other stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Patio
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Jobyna Ralston
Mildred Harris
Philo
Oak Hotel Sold and Suit Settled
The Oak Hotel at First and Fremont sold yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nowell. Mrs. Mary A. Jesse, former manager, left for Glendale, California. The Hefner suit against Jesse and the Barrs was dismissed with prejudice after an out of court settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Hotel
Fremont
Roy Nowell
Mary A. Jesse
Glendale
California
Gilbert
Hazel Hefner
Jesse
William A Barr
Claire H. Barr
C. D. Breeze
Paris Stewart Heads to Mission for Two Years
Paris Stewart plans two year assignment to prepare a mission in the northern states with Chicago as headquarters. He will depart Las Vegas on September 15 and Salt Lake City on September 23 for the upcoming mission, announced yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Ham
Long Beach
Vancouver
B. C
Las Vegas
Paris Stewart
Chicago
Salt Lake City
Body of Torch Victim Found in Newark Car
In Newark a burned body was found in the rear seat of a new Packard sedan abandoned at the city dump. Two empty five gallon gasoline cans were in the wreck, one torn as if exploded. Police call it murder with no license plates and an obliterated engine number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Metropolitan
Elizabeth
Mother Seeks News From Missing Son Chadrowe in Springfield
Mrs Celia Chadrowe of 121 Davi ston street Springfield Massachusetts appeals to the Age for help locating her son David J Chadrowe who left home in July 1927. The missing youth about 16 years old tall six feet two inches and 195 pounds with dark brown hair hazel eyes and a quiet nature reads literature and visits libraries. She asks that he return or write and offers gratitude to any assisting in the search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celia Chadrowe
Daviston Street
Springfield
Mass
Age For Assistance
David J. Chadrowe
Ronnow Named Railroad Attorney for Union Pacific
J L Ronnow, formerly with the City Attorney office, is appointed attorney for the Union Pacific system here. He graduated from Georgetown in 1922 and resigned his San Francisco post November 1 1926 to join the local city attorney’s office. Home town congratulates Leon on the advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Ronnow
Union Pacific System
A. S. Halstead
Ronnow
Georgetown University
Washington, D. C
City Attorney’s Office
San Francisco
Los Angeles Times
Leon
Office Furniture Catalog Review
Listing shows ey Steel Storage Cabinets and Lockers steel and wood desks and tables steel filing cabinets waste paper baskets steel shelving office chairs safes. The item set covers storage, seating, and organization products for offices.
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Carson
Bay Wes
Jean Hersholt
Lina Basquette
Tmcardo Coatel
Frank R Capra
Universal
al Wilson
Daredevil
Mlendale
Boulder Dam Realty Syndicate
Santa Monica Blvd
Santa Monica
Cal
West Adams
F. W. Owen
W. Sixth St
Bruce G. Phillips
New York City
Indian Springs Ranch
Ira MacFarand
P. A. Simon
Las
Needles
Texaco Agency
Albert Simon
William Hill
Chamber of Commerce
Mr Burke
Office Supply Company
Laurel Richhart
the Oasis
University of Nevada
Jack Crane
Santa Cruze
Mildred S. Hardy
Jimmie
J. E. Williams
Hardy
F. C. Cory
Ethel
Calvin
F. L. Kellogg
Frances
Oklahoma City
Kelloggs
Oklahoma
W. E. Clemens
Monrovia
Epee Waren Richardson
Tonopah
Margaret
Reno
F. Lee Souers
el Dorado Canyon
Goodsprings
Peter Boul Arived
Eer F. A. Wardrop
Frank
Bruce Beckley
Redondo Beach
Bruce
Wardrops
Jack Ferron
Randolph Schnable
Deer Creek
N. A. Harvey
Utah
Carol
Clark
Trent and Clark
Marysville
Clarks
Ricardo Cortez
Railroad
Nevada
Interior View
Stationery Department
Irving-Pitt
Southworth Typewriter Paper Corporation
Office Equipment Department
LAS Vegas Office Supply CO
James G. Scrugham
Peter A. Burke
Geo. A. Southworth
Fremont St
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