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Newspaper
Las Vegas Age
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1932
Page
3
Mrs P J Baker and Mrs A S Adams motored to Las Vegas Thursday for a day trip. Bechtel and S D Bechtel flew from Las Vegas with Six A W Haviside to Los Angeles after staying in Boulder City in recent days for company business.
The second meeting of the Community church women's club was at Mrs S D Raudenbush's home on May 25 with seventeen ladies present. President Mrs O G Patch opened the meeting. Parson Tom gave an inspiring talk followed by a short program. Mrs Ziemer sang and Mrs Horace Ingle read a stirring piece. Two girls, Mary Jane Carter and Eileen Ingle, gave a recitation. The group invited members to meet at Mrs Patch's June 8 on Utah street. Committee chairs were named and the club plans to become the C C S S club. In other news Keller faced arraignment for alleged beer garden operation east of Las Vegas. 246 pints seized, he pleaded not guilty and posted bond.
The Colorado river at Bright Angel station in the Grand Canyon rose 5 000 second feet in 24 hours, surpassing yesterday’s level by over 15 000 second feet in two days. Flow toward the dam site is up 7 000 second feet, and the river reached the season’s highest levels with work continuing undisturbed and no danger anticipated.
Joe Bagley Albert Little and Albert Coty face arraignment before United States Commissioner W J Flowers on charges of possession of intoxicating liquor driving while intoxicated and interfering with a government officer. Bagley and others were involved in a raid that yielded 142 pints of beer and over a gallon of whiskey. Berdow pleaded not guilty and waived preliminary hearing while held on $500 bond.
A Boulder City paragraph lists residents and visitors. E Houghestad and Mrs Holfland visited Las Vegas Wednesday, as did Mr. and Mrs James Felgham and Mr. and Mrs T C White with Mrs A L Ott. Wordens plan to move to Los Angeles. Miss Margaret Newton visits from Casa Grande while Mrs Frank Moran and daughters depart for summer in LA. H K Young has tonsillitis at home. Earl Keener departs for Calgary after working at Six Com dam. Las Vegas visitors include Misses Gertrude George Mary Straus and Phyllis Roeder. Mrs John Slattery visits from LA. several locals collect sands for desert jars. George T Sloan, secretary to E T.
Bill O Hora opens a new cleaning and tailoring establishment in Boulder City on Avenue B between Laubach's recreation hall and the D Swords and Company store. The 20 by 75 foot building houses a sales room and tailoring workshop with two tailors.
The Waiococomiokee club held a final season meeting at the Hotel Apache mezzanine in Las Vegas with a dainty luncheon and sweet pea decor. Bridge high score went to Mrs. R Wirth and season high to Mrs. B Farr. attendees included C A Williams and Woody Williams among others. R K Goen was hospitalized at Boulder City with rheumatism. a note offers a free ticket if Clinton Gines calls.
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