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Newspaper
Las Vegas Age
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1932
Page
3
Uniforms for the Boulder City Merchants were ordered by wire yesterday, announced by manager Goodrich. Independent merchants raised funds for equipment including bats, and a Friday game with the Bureau of Reclamation was postponed due to rain.
C L Watson of the Boulder City Auto court returned from Greenville Illinois where his father A L Jarrard died and Watson will remain in Boulder City Floyd Barboa and family left for Albuquerque New Mexico after finishing work here Bob Campbell left for Berkeley Mrs Claude Williams and Mrs Woody Williams visited Las Vegas Mrs Bud Kratz and Dorothy James motor to Las Vegas Ernie Donaldson and Virginia Garetson drove to Searchlight Miss Margaret Long headed home to Kingman Arizona for Mothers Day Mrs Lee Beatty returns from Los Angeles E R Stokes and spouse head to Los Angeles on a business trip J F Reis and family spend Saturday in Las Vegas visiting friends Carol Matthews returns to Los Angeles from Chief Ranger Claude Williams home
All busses now stop at the union bus terminal in the Terminal building on Eeveita Boulevard and Arizona Street. Frequent schedules depart for Las Vegas Los Angeles Salt Lake and intermediary points. F B Lewis named general Passenger agent by F H Gottwais owner of the Terminal building. Information available at the terminal or by phone.
President Doumer dies after a gunman’s attack as doctors describe failing to prolong life despite lumbar puncture and camphor support. Premier Tardieu stays by the widow’s side while aides and ministers witness the event. An assassin faces murder charges. Le Brun seen as possible successor.
Frank Agasim, optometrist at the Theatre Building, delivers carefully examined eye tests and correctly fitted lenses through City Optical Co. The focus is on professional service and thorough vision care.
Chief Glen E Bodell and Ranger W E String fellow travel to Ely Friday morning for the Legion district convention. Sergeant Fred Jensen will assume Bodell's duties during the absence.
American Legion Auxiliary announces sale of Mothers Day carnations at four stands including the post office building Boulder City drug store Andersons mess hall and Browders lunch room to support auxiliary activities.
The French president Paul Doumer was shot by a Russian assailant and died after hours in Beaujon hospital. Mrs Doumer accompanied by her daughter left the hospital as officials planned a state funeral with government leaders to arrange burial details amid looming elections.
The Pilgrim Mine in Chloride Arizona plans to start operating within one to two weeks per Herry E. Miller and C. I. Beck who traveled to the city Thursday. meanwhile the local political scene sees ongoing runoffs and May 8 elections as candidates vie for majorities. Paul Doumer, France’s former president, died after a long political career with four sons lost in WWI, including two in aviation, and he was born in 1857 at Aurillac.
Mrs. W. J. Flowers improves after illness. Bannister back from Las Vegas with silica sand project interest. Harve Perry family heads to Inglewood with Lester Perry remaining in California. L A trip for L. A. Healy. Long Beach visitors Jennings and Down stay in Las Vegas. Armstrong family from San Francisco to visit. Overfields to Los Angeles for business and Milford Utah for Betty Long’s graduation.
A Las Vegas Seventh Day Adventist listings invite Sabbath services at Economy Hall 112 Fremont St with Sabbath school at 9 30 a m and preaching at 11 a m. Also brief society news notes visitors and travelers including Leonard Syphus and Clifford Masson on business trips and mothers day plans.
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