Bunkerville Pioneer George H Hunt Dies at 88
Funeral services for George Henry Hunt 88 of Bunkerville Nevada a pioneer cattleman and freight driver will be held at 10 a.m. in the LDS church He lived in Bunkerville for 80 years and ran cattle along the Virgin River He is survived by three sons Alva Ferlin and Austin a daughter Dorothy Ware twenty five grandchildren and 28 great grandchildren Burial will be in the family plot at Bunkerville Cemetery Austin Hunt will dedicate the grave He had been a widower for years and was active in local schools in Sacramento.
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Nevada
George Henry Hunt
Bunkerville
Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter-day Saints
Delamar
Grand Gulch Mine
Moapa
Virgin River
Bunkerville Mountains
Thhree
Austin
Sacramento
Calif
Alva
Ferlin
Dorothy Ware
Hunt Family
Bunkerville Cemetery
Austin Hunt
Hunt
Bond Sale Blocked in Clark County Schools Case
Voters approved segregation in local schools and the Clark County School District faces a halt on a 59.5 million bond sale amid a U S district court suit aimed at stopping the neighborhood school plan. The suit seeks to halt construction of three new elementary schools and extra classrooms needed for about 10 000 anticipated students next year. NAACP chapter president Charles Kellar filed the suit May 12 on behalf of five others.
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Robert Petroni
U.S. District Court
Atty
Charles Kellar
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Obituary notes span several Las Vegas figures
Multiple death notices from North Las Vegas and Henderson list Charles W. Brocius 17, Nettie Gwin 72, Robert B. Dowing 49, Eloise Pigeon 51, Dr. Richard J. Patek 61, Claude Allen Hill 71, William Longley 84 and survivors, service details, and burial plans across Palm Chapel, Bunker Brothers, Greenlawn and Forest Lawn. includes birthplaces and family connections.
Vegas Students Elected to Major Posts at Boys State
Stewart reports Las Vegas high school students won four of six major posts at the 22nd annual Boys State session. Elected were Greg Tolander Western High School Greg Pierce Clark High School Tom Herrera Battle Mountain Kelly Naples Gorman Mike Sapper Valley High School Jerry Cavallo Wooster High School in Reno. County elections are today and state elections tomorrow with over 150 Nevada youths attending.
Morris E. Thomas Dies in Vietnam Service Set at Bunker Brothers
Army Corporal Morris E. Thomas, 26, killed in Vietnam on May 26, will receive full military rites at Bunker Brothers Chapel at 11 a.m. with burial at Woodlawn Cemetery. He is the 54th Las Vegas area serviceman to fall. Born November 23, 1941, in Lake Village Arkansas, he lived in Las Vegas five years and is survived by his wife Lillie and daughter Marisa, another daughter Licia of Houston, his parents Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Thomas, a brother Roy, four sisters Rosie Reed Ruby Thomas Juanita Jackson and Ann Streater, and the family home at 828 No N St. Las Vegas.
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Charles W. Brocius
Twining
North Las Vegas
Las Cruses
N. M
Sunset High School
Dallas
Texas
Charles
Detroit
Mich
Bunker Brothers
Theodore Hoeker
Lutheran Church of Good Shepherd
Woodlawn
Roy Hill
Nettie Gwin
E. Stewart
Telephone Company
Gwin
Nebraska
Palm Chapel
Melvin Pekrul
First Baptist Church
Goldie Plath
Las Vegas
Minnie Uhl
California
Jesse
Robert B. Dowing
National St
Henderson
Clark County Housing Authority
Mr. Dowing
Ohio
Palm Memorial Park
Barbara
Darlene Aldridge
Ron Dowing
Claude Allen Hill
North 10Th St
Mr. Hill
Bunker Brothers Funeral
Clarence Hill
Albert G. Hill
Mack A. Hill
Germany
Hazel Colt
Baker
Calif
Mercedes Hill
San Jose
Joe Peletier
Clovis
N.M
Gordon McDowell
Pecos
Army Corp
Morris E. Thomas
Vietnam
Bunker Brothers Chapel
Las Vegas Area
Lake Village
Ark
Thomas
Lillie
Marisa
Licia
Houston
Johnnie Thomas
Roy
Rosie Reed
Ruby Thomas
Juanita Jackson
St. Louis
Ann Streater
South Carolina
N’’ St
Sam Anter Enters Race for Justice of the Peace
Rhode Island born attorney Sam Anter filed candidacy for Las Vegas Justice of the Peace. He earned Boston University Law School degree and served six years as a Rhode Island city councilman. Anter cites show capital pressures and pledges fair speedy hearings, listing bar associations and fraternal groups among his affiliations.
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Boston University Law School
Las Vegas
Anter
American Bar Association
Rhode Island and
Nevada
Teamsters Union
Saints and Sinners, Masons, Shriners
American Legion
Aalbu Files for State Senate Seat in Mineral Nye Esmeralda District
Roy M. Aalbu, 76, Hawthorne, filed yesterday as a Democrat for state senator of the Mineral Nye Esmeralda Counties district. He has lived in Hawthorne 12 years and chairs the Mineral County Democratic Central Committee.
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UPI
Roy M. Aalbu
Hawthorne
Mineral-Nye-Esmeralda
Aalbu
Mineral County
Democratic Central Committee
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Stanley Ave
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Helen Fannin
Richard Patek
Richard J. Patek
Tonopah Highway
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Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Glendale
Paul Patek
Los Angeles
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William Longley
Palm St
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St. Catherine’s
Ontario
Canada
Memory Gardens
Bunker Brothers Mortuary
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Ross F. Benson
Elmo W. Benson
Alhambra
Lila Jean Wilson
Norwalk
Ernest A. Becker
ARLES
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Decatur
Vegas
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Hart St
University of Portland
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Bakersfield
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Francis
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Cathy Carlson
Sunny
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Sweet
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Little Richie Varola
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Playmates Revue
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Vicky Lano
Ernie
Stewart
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