Ethel L Tanner 73 Died. Rites at 13th Wards Chapel
Ethel L Tanner 73 died Sunday in a local hospital. Funeral services will be tomorrow at 10 a.m. at the 13th Wards LDS Chapel with interment in Fremont Utah. Survivors include husband Hyrum and multiple children and grandchildren. Funeral services for Betty Kriegshaber 55 are pending in Los Angeles.
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Ethel L. Tanner
LDS
Fremont
Utah
Hyrum
Iola Hale
Las Vegas
Los Angeles
Betty Kriegshaber
Kriegshaber
New York
Hugh
Funeral services for Julian L. Hires set for today
Funeral services are at 2 p m today for Julian Leroy Hires 45 who died Saturday in a local hospital Palm Chapel will conduct the service with burial at Palm Memorial Park Hires born July 26 1924 in Altha Florida lived in Las Vegas 24 years He was an installation supervisor for Central Telephone Co residing at 5305 Gypsy Ave He is survived by his wife Francis of this city his mother Ella Frentel of San Diego his father J B Hires of Marietta Florida and two sisters Doris Perez of San Diego and Gwen Mitchell of Marietta
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Palm Chapel
Palm Memorial Park
Altha
Fla
Hires
Las Vegas
Central Telephone Co
Gypsy Ave
Francis
Ella Frentel
San Diego
J. B. Hires
Marieta
Doris Perez
Gwen Mitchell
Funeral services set for Vernon E Heintzelman
Vernon Edward Heintzelman died Sunday at 1620 Russell. Funeral services planned for tomorrow at 10 a.m. conducted by Bishop Kendall Jones of the 5th Ward LDS Chapel with burial in Paradise Gardens. Born August 14 1915 in Illinois he lived in the city since 1958 at 1400 Sweeney. He was a World War II veteran. He is survived by Charma Las Vegas daughter Susie Funk Coquille Oregon Shoral Molland Gillmont Wisconsin stepdaughter Monja Stout Las Vegas stepsons Earl Harris Paul Murray all of Las Vegas and two sisters Viola Buckley Bernadine Kunkle Coquille.
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Russell
Kendall Jones
5Th Ward
Paradise Gardens
Illinois
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Sweeney
Charma
Las Vegas
Susie Funk
Coquille
Ore
Shoral Molland
Gillmont
Wisc
Monja Stout
This City
Earl, Harris
Paul Murray
Viola Buckley
Bernadine Kunkle
University of Nevada Instructor Earns USU English Masters
Former UNLV instructor Ann Boston Wilkins recently received a master of arts degree in English from Utah State University in Logan. She earned a scholastic achievement scholarship while at USU and was named to Outstanding Young Women of America. She served as student representative to freshman orientation committees in 1962.
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Utah State University
USU
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Vietnam smallest nation on Southeast Asia peninsula
North Vietnam covers 61 300 square miles slightly larger than Georgia and is the smallest country on the Southeast Asia peninsula. In Chicago a U S farm worker earns about three fourths the income of the average American nonfarmer.
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Direct dialing grows Melbourne by end of 1970s
By the end of the 1970s the government predicts 90 percent of Australians will be able to direct dial overseas calls. The forecast reflects expanding international communications access and modernization of the telephone network across the country.
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