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Newspaper
Las Vegas Age
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1932
Page
3
Louis J. Berdow, alleged prohibition violator, was arraigned before U S Commissioner W J Flowers and pleaded not guilty. He was released on a $500 bond to face federal court. Albert Coty, named patron, will face charges for interfering with a government officer during the raid.
Ah lander starred for the Bureau of Reclamation team as they defeated the Boulder City Carpenters 5 to 2 on Tuesday afternoon. McComb hit a homer for Reclamation and drew cheers from the crowd while the Carpenters managed five hits in nine innings.
A fragment notes optometrist Frank Agasiam of BouldER City Optical examined glasses at a theatre building. The report lists careful examinations and corrected lenses, with a reference to pitted or damaged frames compared to barber shop signage.
Earl Brothers of the Boulder theatre announces a new Boulder City Junior Club for all area boys and girls. Meetings every Saturday at 2 PM with no membership dues. only the usual admission ticket. First meeting features a comedy and a Tom Mix western ride plus a serial and prizes.
A private screening of motion pictures on the Hoover dam project and the Six Company Bureau of Reclamation work was attended by Norman Alison head of Six Companies press and public relations Ear Brothers of the Boulder theater and representatives of The Age. The films show progress and some with sound and stress the canyon now will be hundreds of feet under water when the dam is completed.
Manix and Vaughn have just received a new closed truck to be used in their delivery service. Free delivery will be maintained for all departments of their store, according to Mr. Vaughn.
Woody Williams and Mrs Williams hosted a Saturday bridge party at their home in Boulder City to honor Mrs Floyd Huntington who received a beaded evening bag as a guest prize. High score went to Mrs Claude Mackey and consolation to Mrs S D Raudenbush. The guest list included Boulder City residents and visitors from Las Vegas and Los Angeles. Refreshments followed late in the evening.
Dr. J R McDaniel Jr opens new Boulder City offices at Nevada and Ariz avenues joining Las Vegas Hospital Associates. The facility includes reception, lab, two physician offices, and full medical surgical services. Ambulance access provided with Las Vega hospital affiliation.
Pauline Guissani aged 13 formerly of San Francisco died yesterday afternoon in Searchlight Nevada after an illness of seven months. Death attributed to tuberculosis. She is survived by her father and two sisters. Body held at Palm Funeral Home pending funeral arrangements.
Guests included Sawyer, Harry Mitchel, A. Harris, hostess Mrs. C. Lotspiech and honored guest Mrs. C. A. Williams. High score went to Mrs. H. D. Raydenbush and Mrs. Woody Williams. consolation noted.
Joe B Brown known as Smoke Eater Smoky Joe joins the firemen in the film Fireman Save My Child now showing for a two day engagement at the Boulder Theater. A free matinee ticket offered today to W I Roe at the theater box office in Boulder City Theater building.
S D Bechtel of Six Companies with W E Waste arrived in Boulder City for a few days. Merle Shields ill with influenza, Mrs Howard Doolittle homesick with an abscessed ear. George W Martin attended Eagle lodge in Las Vegas. Laura Young of Salt Lake City visiting E W Julian home. Jesse Van Armand from Las Vegas visited friends. S L Carter spent Tuesday in Las Vegas on business and pleasure. Mr and Mrs I M Bay and Sam now live on Wyoming Ave. Lynn Peterson returns from Payson Utah. T C Hargrove family heads to Waco Texas. James Wallace of Ely nephew of Dr J A Wallace visits Boulder City this week.
Lewis C. Crampton, former Boulder City administrator, travels to Las Vegas with five national park board members M. R. Tupixon Roger Toll C. W. Madthis P. P. Patton and W. R. P. Wallace. They will inspect the Boulder Dam project and government reservation property stopping at the McDonald hotel. Carlew will call at the theater box office.
Classified ad from Boulder City offers a cool pleasant bi ment sleeping room for rent. Apply F Gottwals at Terminal Building.
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