Abercrombie Dies in Boulder City Crash
John Abercrombie a 27 year old truck driver died at Boulder City hospital at 8 35 last night from injuries after his truck was side swiped by Anderson Brothers supply truck driven by John Thrasher. Thrasher is held by police and to be charged with manslaughter this morning. Oscar Williams injured in the same crash remains between life and death with skull fracture.
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John Abercrombie
Boulder City
Anderson Brothers
John Thrasher
Dr. Haas
Abercrombie
Oscar Williams
Bishop to Speak at Meeting This Afternoon
The first social meeting of St Christopher's Church Service League in Boulder City is this afternoon at 7 30 in the waiting room of the Union Bus Terminal on Nevada Boulevard. The Rt Rev Thomas Jenkins bishop of Nevada will give an address and light refreshments will be served. Members and friends are invited to attend with guests.
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Church Service League
St. Christopher'’s Church
Boulder City
Union
Nevada Boulevard
Thomas Jenkins
Nevada
New Boulder City Theatre Opens Saturday
The Boulder City theater costing 90000 dollars opens Saturday with first show at 11 AM and continuous screenings until 11 PM. Six performances run at 11, 1, 3, 5, 7 and 9 PM to accommodate workers on swing shifts, according to manager Brothers.
Boulder City Society Hosts Little Folks Birthday Party
Mrs. Frank Backman entertained a group of children at her Avenue B home Tuesday noon in honor of her daughter Joan. Guests included Kathleen Donaldson, Shirley Ann Smith, Virginia McAdams, Flora May White, Zella Fay White, Ernie Adams, Jimmie Mill, Bill Bachman, Jacqueline Joyce, and the birthday girl Betty Joan Bachman. A second note states Rex Williamson and family hosted house guests from Denver and Cle Elum, including Mr Williams' mother, two brothers, and a sister.
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Frank Backman
Avenue B
Joan
Kathleen Donaldson
Shirley Ann Smith
Virginia McAdams
Flora May
Zella Fay White
Fagon
Ernie Adams
Jimmie Mill Bill Bachman
Jacqueline Joyce
Betty Joan Bachman
AY Williams
Rex Williamson
Mr. Williams
Denver
Colo
Baby
Jean Fi
Boulder City
Boulder Briefs: Stokes Los Angeles Azusa Move
Boulder City notes report Mr and Mrs E R Stokes and Mrs B Farr back from a four day business trip to Los Angeles and Azusa Calif Stokes to join a construction firm in Azusa Mrs Thomas Regan undergoes an operation at Boulder City Hospital and is recovering nicely Las Vegas visitors include Mrs Woody Williams and Mrs Claude Williams Claude Williams of Las Vegas visits Boulder City Mr and Mrs William O Neal resign from Six Companies relocate to Bayard Neb Morton family moves into former O Neal residence Flora May White recovers from illness and resumes school C steward and family plan Los Angeles for summer then return next fall work continues on hotel foyer and theater carpet There will be four weekly program changes Sunday Tuesday Thursday and Saturday matin es at eleven o clock Sundays and Thursdays matins to be announced later
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E. R. Stokes
B. Farr
Los Angeles
Azusa
Calif
Stokes
Boulder City
Thomas Regan
Boulder City Hospital
Woody Williams
Claude Williams
Las Vegas
William O'Neal
Bayard, Neb
O'Neal
Wednday
Bayard
Reuven Morton
New Mexico Street
Flora May White
C. Steward
Howard Doolittle
S. D. Raudenbush
Moapa Valley News Notes Highlights Local Visits and Events
Moapa Valley community updates include Gledhill family news, Moapa Growers selling phosphate to farmers, visits from Carrie Jenkins and others, trips by Neil Lyman and John Lewis to St George, and a pending Democratic convention delegation. Local socials feature Logandale improvement group, dancing party plans, Mothers Day observances, and field day participation by MVHS girls led by Coach Tueller.
Girl Reserves Meet In Boulder City
The Boulder City Girl Reserves announce their first meeting at 3 30 next Monday in Mrs Larson's room. Open to girls ages ten to eighteen, sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary. A council led by Frank Bloodgood chairs the group with Mrs Moran, Mrs Browder and Mrs Lee assisting.
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Boulder City
Larson
American Legion Auxiliary
Frank Bloodgood
Frank Moran
Ida Browder
Jim Lee
Major theater prepares for Saturday opening
The theater, among the largest in the state with 728 seats, works overnight to ready the venue. A full crew labors to install cutting edge projection equipment and complete interior decoration ahead of Saturday morning opening.
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Moapa Growers, Inc
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Glen and
Norma
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Neil Lyman
John Lewis
St. George
Temple
Thos. Watkins
Hiawatha
Utah
A. E. Johnson
A. Jordon
Pleasant Grove
T. C. Letchworth
Jos I. Earl
F. Edgar Mineer
Joe Perkins
Mutual Improvement Association of
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Pearl Robison
Ross Gledhill
Wm. Witt‘wer
Bunkerville
Kenneth O. Earl and
Harley Ad‘ams
Emily Gledhill
San Fernando
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Ross
Margaret Lyon
Miss Carter
Geneve Swapp
Maurice Nuttall
Jefferson Carter
S. A. McIntosh
Chicago
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Swapp Hotel
Ethel Swapp
Jos. Adams
Virgin River
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Harlan Lyon
Rene Anderson
LaRue Barnum
Randy Tobler
Dale Gentry
G. R. Tueller
Merlin Bunker
John M. Bunker
Rex
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F. Edgar Mincer
Messrs
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J. G. Kennard
Milton Earl
Wallace Jones
Fay E. Anderson
Clarence Lewis
Lucile Thorley
Neil Earl
Carl A. Byrd
Sarah Perkins
Missouri
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Rosalie
Lewis
England
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Texas
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Vaughn Leavitt
John Lytle
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Delbert Tobiason
Orpha A. Miller
Teresa Jones
Flora Jones
Amy Earl
Marion B. Earl
Martin A. Bunker
Silas Bunker
Paso
Ada Waymire
LaVerne Jones
Beatrice Conger
Bernice Cozart
Bernice Stevens
Thora Swapp
Aileen Lyons
Myrtle Cooper
Lorean Lewis
Powder Puff Beauty Parlor
Nelle McDougal
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