.30 Club Elects Members at Regular Meeting
The 20-30 club held a Wednesday meeting electing ey Tate and Clarence Nower to membership. Officers for the coming year will be chosen at next week's gathering, with Clair Wads presiding.
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Newspaper
Las Vegas Age
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1932
Page
3
The 20-30 club held a Wednesday meeting electing ey Tate and Clarence Nower to membership. Officers for the coming year will be chosen at next week's gathering, with Clair Wads presiding.
The State Highway department is repairing the oil gravel Boulder City road ahead of bids for armour plate surfacing. A. Henderson can visit the Boulder theater box office for a free ticket valid today only at Boulder theater.
A case caption, Rocalometer Service versus Corner Ne, centers on a dispute involving the Terminal Barbers in the Terminal Building. The matter arises from a business or consumer disagreement likely linked to services or premises. The record notes the parties and location.
L Greenleaf ill at home on Fifth Street. Families and residents attend gatherings at the Goodman home near Rail Road Pass. Kibler plans to return from Cincinnati Conservatory of Music June 15 to spend summer with Boulder City parents. Mrs Sherman and sons depart for Havre Montana. H G Pugh moved chiropractic offices to Wyong Street. K P Holman moves beauty shop to front. Gwendolen Fischer joins W M Fischer in Boulder City. J G Len and A Augie may locate here. Woodcroft heads to Yuma for a development job. Albert Horne travels from Childress to support a brother hurt in a recent automobile crash. M Turner family visits from Las Vegas. Clifton Roberts leaves for Oklahoma. free ticket offer at Boulder Theater poster event.
A dated advertisement claims fat reduction by taking half a teaspoon of Kruschen Salts in hot water each morning. It promises energy gains and clearer skin within three weeks if fatty foods are limited, urging readers to buy from Las Vegas Pharmacy or any drugstore for four weeks at a small cost.
Classified notice for two men at 925 S Ve Piso Fremont, offering house radio typewriter electric machine portable Vietr brie-a-brac. Include Showalter at Terminal Bldg. 1521f. For hold.
A Bay peni event at the old river ranch featured games and a large picnic lunch attended by Mesdames Towler Choate Cass Malin Crompton and their families. The D A M club met at Mrs Sherman’s home for a farewell to Mrs Sherman with a Boulder demo souvenir and refreshments.
LeRoy Shuey and Glenn Shuey faced preliminary hearing before Judge M. Ryan after a Sunrise Inn fight on June 4 left Harry Bauer with a missing ear. Bauer testified his wife handed him the ear, while Dr. Balcom showed the preserved organ. Prosecution expects to finish today.
Resolution suspends labor requirements on mining claims in the United States and Alaska for the fiscal year from July 1, 1931, to July 1, 1932. It notes that unless an assessment has been issued, $100 of labor or improvements per year is not required.
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