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Newspaper
Las Vegas Age
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1932
Page
3
D. B. Hodge held in Boulder City jail after he attempted to borrow a car using a badge. Arrest followed in Las Vegas on January 10 for carrying concealed weapons and impersonating an officer. he served 50 days after a $100 fine.
The Relief Society of the L D S Church in Boulder City organized Sunday led by Bishop Bryan Bunker of Las Vegas. Officers elected include President Josie B Bay First Counselor Ida M Pierce Second Counselor Velma Peterson Secretary Treasurer Lovina Pierce. Regular meetings set for Tuesday at 1201 New M Street.
A marble Italian slab bearing American Legion Boulder Post No 31 was set at the foot of the flagpole at the reservation gate yesterday. Dr J B Wheelright presented the slab and Thomas B Williams donated engraving services for the Legion.
The final showing of the MGM newsreel on Hoover Dam construction will play at El Portal theater this afternoon and evening. It includes shots of the diversion tunnel, Colorado River, Black Canyon, and other highlights, plus governors Rolph and Balzar from their cross country flight. A capacity crowd is expected.
Phil Grunin and William Zevon were arrested by reservation rangers yesterday afternoon at 2 40 on charges of selling linoleum without a government permit. Both men are held for investigation.
Advance hope has it that Kip Rousley s Needles Cubs will be hard to beat when they oppose Frank Moran s All Stars at Boulder City next Sunday afternoon at 2 20 at the Six Companies ballpark. The Needles Cubs are the fastest team on the desert having lost only one of six games this season. Moran is drilling the local boys for a memorable game with Pitcher H Groeschuer expected to start and Crisp or Tanner catching. A small admission will be charged to cover travel expenses.
Parson Tom and a group of girls and friends honored Charles Doolittle on his fourteenth birthday at his Avenue C home on Friday April 29. The gathering featured games and late refreshments prepared by Mrs. Doolittle with help from Mrs. E R Sto. Attendees included Bettie Towler Ruth Hunt Doris Doolittle Delicia Teeters Howard Wirth Bob Lehman Jack Hunt Jack Youns Bob Lowry and Dean Holden.
The Methodist church hosts an all church dinner this evening in the social hall on South Third Street for about 100 guests with reservations open via Pastor C. S. Reynolds. Entertainment includes Epworth league one act sketch Question Hints, boxing bout NetLic o Seedies vs Title of Tonopah, and impersonations by Mr and Mrs A. C. Mason.
The Legion Auxiliary in Boulder plans an open air concert on Mothers Day featuring the American Legion band in their first appearance. They will also sell carnations next Saturday and Sunday to support members.
Culver City visitors Mr and Mrs Dolf Wyatt and Mr and Mrs Foster stayed with C D Newland at the Green Hut and toured Observation Point around Boulder City. Zella Fay White is confined at home with a bad cold for two days. Las Vegas teachers Miss Betty Hae and Miss Upedyke visited J L Finney on Avenue B. Mr and Mrs Harry Allen left Boulder City Tuesday morning for a new destination.
The Moapa valley teachers held a theater supper with guests from Virgin valley, a library reception, and a Mark Dressler film Emma. Golden Tueller hosted with toasts to faculty and retirees, plus piano and vocal numbers. Notable attendees included former Supt. Kelly and many local residents.
A comprehensive ranch survey underway in Las Vegas and Clark County will chart climate soil water and sub‑surface resources and analyze rural urban population trends. It will assess land use production trends farm types and irrigation capacity along with impacts of Hoover Dam construction and future settlement potential.
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