Las Vegas Holiday Visitors Fill the Town
A procession of visitors arrives in Las Vegas for Christmas. Ted Laveson of Monrovia travels via the Colorado River boat trip, while George Bloedel and Allye Lawson plan holiday time with Lana L. Bloedel. Local residents host relatives from Los Angeles Long Beach Needles and Reno as Mary Mankiewicz works in the county recorder office and Ashtenhagen's firm services the new high school project.
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Ted Laveson
Monrovia
Calif
Las Vegas
Colorado River
Mr. Laveson
A. O. Densmore
Mary Mankiewicz
County Recorder
R. 9
Ashtenhagen
Overland Hotel
Lawrence Whiteneck
Long Beach
Marjorie Goodwin
George Goodwin
Christmas social notes from local groups and schools
The Metho dist church Ladies Aid hosted a turkey banquet for over fifty and the event featured a Christmas tree and refreshments. Mrs. Viola Burns entertained seven Penney store employees including Mrs. Ida Harris and Mrs. Grace Newlin. Younger Las Vegas school youths held a separate Christmas party yesterday afternoon.
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Penney
Ida Harris
Grace Newlin
Marian Rockefeller
Nola Burkhart
Frank Davis
Horace Taylor
Burns
Fits
Las Vegas
Dr Frasier Returns From Brief Vacation in Las Vegas
Dr. Frasier and Mrs. Frasier winter at the McDonald hotel in Las Vegas after a two week visit in Los An g. He is associated with Dr. F M Ferguson who leased the former Union Pacific hospital and will keep offices at 925 South Second street now Ferguson hospital. Ferguson is a general surgeon and obstetrical specialist. Frasier is a general physician and surgeon.
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George W. Frasier
McDonald
Too Heavy to Work in Indiana Cocaine Case
In Ind, Dec 20, Edwards, a Black woman weighing over 300 pounds, told Judge Thomas W. Slick she was too heavy to work. She was charged with selling cocaine and received a two year suspended sentence after stating strenuous exertion would exhaust her strength.
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Ind
U.P
Edwards, Negro
Sre
Byrd Elevated to Rear Admiral on Retired List
The Senate unanimously passed the Wanson bill raising Commander Richard E. Byrd, famed explorer, to rear admiral on the navy retired list. It advances to the House for action. The remainder of the item notes a Shakespearean reference about love and marriage.
Santa helper Earl and Miss Mary Ottinger attend charity party
Mrs Hemphill hosts a holiday gathering with Earl and Miss Mary Ottinger in attendance to spread cheer to the Mrs Jack Hemphill and all the kindergarten pupils. Miss Doris Hancock oversees the children at the party.
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Earl
Mary Ottinger
Jack Hemphill
Char
Doris Hancock
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