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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1963

Page

9

Local residents share visits and health news in Overton and Logandale

Moapa Valley families including the Davises in Overton and Logandale visitors greet relatives. Dr. Austin Moody passes the state medical exam in Reno and a new X ray unit arrives at Overton Hospital with training provided. Edna Jorgensen recovers from neck surgery in Las Vegas Sunrise Hospital. Numerous locals from Logandale attend Valley of Fire State Park outings with extended families. Georgella Ingram, Salt Lake City, spends a furlough break with Logandale relatives.

Reno Moody Edna Jorgensen Logandale Sunrise Hospital Las Vegas Edna Mads Jorgensen Valley of Fire State Park Becks Blairs Tobiassons Chadburn Ray Petersen Ruben Whipple Glen Hardy Ravenna Jorgensen Ronald Whipple

Hunts relocate to Logandale mobile home

The Charlie Hunt family moved from Overton It Shop housing to a new mobile home in Logandale while continuing to operate the It Shop east of Moapa Valley school grounds. Harold Pifer family plans Salmon Idaho move this weekend after purchasing Overton South Main residence. Visiting relatives from Rigby Idaho joined a Logandale family gathering at Aunt and Uncle Tobiaasson home and Grandmother Dinah Chadburn.

Charlie Hunt Logandale Overton Hunts Moapa Valley Harold Pifer Salmon Idaho Pifer South Main Irwin Halie Blair Kay Donna Beck Rigby Blairs Becks Heber Verna Tobiasson Dinah Chadburn

Petersen Family Undergoes Major Surgery in Logandale

Mrs. Lorna Petersen of Logandale had major surgery at St George Hospital on Tuesday. Her husband Harold attended the operation and left their children with Mrs. Louella Ingram. The Petersens reside in the Reed Hannig home in Logandale.

Lorna Petersen Logandale St. George Hospital Harold Lorna Louella Ingram Petersen's Reed Hannig

Moapa Valley High Names M Day Queen Evelyn Tankersley

Evelyn Tankersley, a Moapa Valley High School junior, was crowned M Day Queen after a week’s events. Attendants included Janice Webb Cherie Johnson and Mary Francis Perkins as skits from grades seven through twelve closed the day with a movie for all students. The day began with whitewashing the large M on the mesa then a picnic and swim at Pedersen's Warm Spring before fireworks and the crown ceremony.

Evelyn Tankersley Moapa Valley Janice Webb Cherie Johnson Mary Francis Perkins Pedersen Moapa

Reed Hannig Returns Home After Six Month Visit

Reed Hannig returns to his Logandale home after a six month stay in Mesa Arizona and visits with his son Bryant and Bryant’s family in California.

Reed Hannig Logandale Mesa Ariz Bryant California

Mrs Bonnie Wells Under Doctor's Care In Overton

Mrs. Bonnie Wells of Overton has been under medical care for two weeks and may remain under observation if she does not respond promptly to treatment and rest.

Bonnie Wells Overton

Rancho High Artists Enter GFWC Hallmark Art Talent Contest

Ran cho High School seniors Linda Schoonover and Andy Barnes enter the General Federation of Women's Clubs Hallmark Art Talent Contest with works themed The American Vision. Finalists win certificates and may compete in the national contest with prizes up to 600 dollars for top students.

Rancho High School General Federation of Women’s Club Hallmark Linda Schoonover Andy Barnes Hallimark GFWC

Administration Says Tax Cut Best Path to Jobs

The administration argues only a tax cut can create jobs. President Kennedy rejects alternatives if Congress blocks income tax relief. Labor Secretary Wirtz says unemployment will stay around 6.1 to 7 percent without growth and confidence. Public works and ARAs spend billions but yield limited direct jobs, while Senator Gruening pushes a larger $2.645 billion program for more projects.

Washington Kennedy Congress Labor Willard Wirtz Batt ARA Ernest Gruening Alaska Senate Public Works Committee

Church Leaders Say Doctrinal Gaps Due To Misunderstandings

Cardinal Bea told a Catholic University convocation that most Catholic Protestant differences arise from misunderstandings and terminology. He urged loving understanding while preserving core dogma like papal primacy and infallibility, noting unity grows from fuller doctrinal interpretation.

Washington UPI Vatican Augustin Cardinal Bea, S. J Vatican Secretariat For Promoting Christian Unity Catholic University of America U. S Rome Bea

Churchill to Write Thanks to American Citizens

London UPI Sir Winston Churchill plans a message of thanks to the American people after Congress grants him American citizenship. The note, to be read or presented to President Kennedy when official, will reflect Churchill’s views on Anglo American relations after his retirement from public life.

London UPI Winston Churchill Friends Kennedy Winston

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