Colonel Blake Service Today
Funeral services for Charles Howard Colonel Blake the first manager of the Pioneer Club will be today at 10 a.m. at Palm Mortuary Rabbi Aaron Gold of Temple Beth Sholom will officiate Blake who had lived in Southern Nevada for 18 years was a pit boss at a Strip hotel He is survived by his brother Lee Lemon of Yakima Washington
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Charles Howard
Blake
Pioneer Club
Palm Mortuary
Rabbi Aaron
Gold
Temple Beth Sholom
Nevada
Lee Lemon
Yakima
Wash
University heads chancellor choice draws mixed local views
The University of Nevada board’s offer to Dr. Donald C. Moyer of Eastern New Mexico University as Southern Nevada campus chancellor drew mixed reactions. Faculty and students weighed in as candidates fellowed, noting premature announcements and questions about process and outcome.
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University of Nevada Board of Regents
Southern Nevada
Donald C. Moyer
Eastern New Mexico University
NSU
Jerry Crawford
Armstrong
Reno
Charles Armstrong
William Carlson
Bill Daley
Nevada Southern
Moyer
Fied
Carlson
Tom Hiebar
Hiebar
New Mexico
Sherri McDaniels
Nu Sigma
Jealousy Motive Suspected in West Las Vegas Double Tragedy
Police tie possible jealousy to a murder suicide in a double killing on Jackson Street. Lillie Watson and her estranged husband L J Watson died after a shooter fled. Mrs. Watson was found dead at Southern Nevada Hospital and Watson at the scene. A second suspect fled into the night.
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Las Vegas
Jackson
C Streets
Max Huggins Drew Fry
Jackson Street
Lillie Harris Wa
L. J. Watson
Watson
Southern Nevada Hospital
Funeral services for Ina Rebecka Waddell announced
Funeral services for Ina Rebecka Waddell 58 of 2038 Palm are set for tomorrow at 10 a.m. at Bunker Brothers Mortuary. She was born February 15 in Lydia Texas and died here after living in Mr Nevada eighteen months. She is survived by her husband Harry M a daughter Mary R Edwards of Las Vegas and several siblings and is to be buried in Avery.
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Ina Rebecca Waddell
Palm
Bunker Brothers Mortuary
Waddell
Lydia
Tex
Nevada
Harry M
Mary R. Edwards
Las Vegas
Herman E. Trimm
J. W. Trimm
Lostos
Calif
James H. Tri
Ann Engiestead Dickerson
Juniper, Henderson
Fourth Ward
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Henderson
Earl Walker
Dickerson
Hurricane
Utah
James
Helanie Ann Dickerson
James Mitchell
Earl Engelstead
Hal
Glen
Henderson Bunker Brothers Mortuary
Obituaries and funeral notices from the Las Vegas SUN
Funeral services are pending in San Francisco for Carl F. Libby a Las Vegas SUN machinist and linotype operator who died last week. He helped establish the International Union in Reno and had worked for the SUN about three years. Also noted are services for Ann Engiestead Dickerson 27 Henderson announced for Henderson Utah born 1937 died in Las Vegas and for Thomas Lloyd Carrigan 55 North Las Vegas a former miner with services at Bunker Brothers Mortuary. Burial and graveside rites for The Order Peterson 63, and John Wallace Borden 77 at Woodlawn Cemetery are listed with veterans of World Wars I and II noted.
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Carl F. Libby
Las Vegas Sun
San Francisco
Libby
Nevada
International Union
Reno
the Sun
Arizona
California
Thomas Lloyd Carrigan
Rose St
Las Vegas
Bunker Brothers Mortuary
Mr. Carrigan
Globe, Ariz
Darlene Carrigan
Jack R
Columbia S
Tommy
Berda Kemp
Nora Doyle
Mary Cudney
Pat
Kim
Fort Worth
Barney
Woodlawn Cemetery
John Wallace Borden
N. 1St St
Woodlawn
Mr. Borden
Sunset Funeral Chapel
Refuse To Stop Bus Fight Sees Court Action Loom
City officials refuse to permit Five Lots use near LTR terminal amid contempt of court actions. Nevada Supreme Court had upheld injunction against Tonopah Reno Stage Lines delaying bus parking in residential area since 1963. Contempt proceedings began last August with 90 days to purge, now continued to February to decide on moving part of operations to eastern city land.
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Las Vegas
Tonopah-Reno
City Commission
LTR
10Th and
Stewart Streets
Nevada Supreme Court
District Court
Supreme Court
Fire Claims Man in North Las Vegas Apartment
A North Las Vegas resident, John O. Abear, 48, died in a Monday morning apartment fire at 2504 Las Vegas Blvd North. Fire Chief George Rambo said Abear panicked and hid in a closet after a smoldering mattress ignited. a witness opened the door allowing air to fuel the blaze. The fire was confined to one unit and controlled in about 15 minutes with two pumpers a rescue unit and two chief cars on scene.
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Las Vegas
John O. Abear
Las Vegas Blvd
Canada
Nsw
George Rambo
Abear
Abbear
Johnny Nickles
Rambo
For the golfer in your family best Christmas gift idea
Gift ideas for a golfer include a quality putter, a custom club cover, a high performance glove, or a lessons package. Consider a membership to a local course and a sleeve of premium golf balls for practical, memorable holiday impact.
Blood Bank Gets Accredited
The American Association of Blood Banks accredited the Southwest Blood Bank of Las Vegas this week. The association inspects blood banks and hospitals to assure that their techniques of drawing storing and administering blood meet highest medical requirements. To date 779 community and hospital blood banks have been accredited. It is a voluntary program.
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American Association of Blood Banks
Southwest Blood Bank
Las Vegas
Association
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Sid
Jiowle
Dr. Carlson
Regents
Jackie Womble
Student Council
Esu
Emerson Shuck
Ohio Wesleyan University
Ye Bank of Commerce
Bank of Commere Savings and Checking Accounts
Christian Dior Cologne
English
Morocco
Swank
Bank of Commerce
The
Bridger Avenue
Rebecca Waddell
Richard Wayne
Rickey
Scholl
Rickey” Scholl
Sutro Way
Ariz
Icson
J. H. Scholl
David O. Scholl
Bety Scholl
George J. Scholl
Crown Point
Ind
Ann Englestelad Dickerson
Theorder Peterson
Peterson
Woodlawn Ceme
Tery
Mr. Peterson
Tropicana Country Club
Palm Beach
Fifth Avenue
Drea
Rosenblum
Eee
Erie
Tames E. Wood Furniture
Tames E. Wood
Sahara
Flo McCuistion
A.I.D
Interior Decorating
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