Obituaries and funeral notices from Las Vegas area
Multiple obituaries and service notices. Helen C. Morrison 56 of Texarkana born Aug 1 1909 died in hospital. survived by mother Anna Green and aunt Arrila McElroy. Thomas Joe Tyree 19 Prescott AZ died here. services pending. survivors listed. Clayton St Amant 78 of 415 N Third St died. former Santa Fe railroad conductor. burial Woodlawn Cemetery. widow Martha survives. William Charles Scholl 47 of 13th St died. WW II veteran. buried Woodlawn. survivors Lola and two sons.
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Helen C. Morrison
Freeman
Palm Chapel
W.C.L. Coleman
Woodlawn
Texarkana
Tex
Thomas Joe Tyree
Prescott
Ariz
Tyree
Palm Mortuary
Ruffner Funeral Home
Mt. View Cemetery
Phyllis Koger
Kingman
Joseph Tyree
Fallon
Joye
Myrna Koger
Clayton ST. Amant
Third St
Bunker Brothers
St Bridget’s Catholic Church
St. Joan of Are Catholic Church
William Charles Scholl
13Th St
Las Vegas
Mr. Scholl
Denver
Colo
Lola
William
Santa Barbara
Calif
Stephen
Bunker Brothers Mortuary
Woodlawn Cemetery
Dentist Dr Robert Morrison runs for Nevada lieutenant governor
Dr Robert Morrison a 45 year old Las Vegas dentist filed Friday to seek the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor. He has lived in Southern Nevada 11 years and aims to campaign for prepaid medical care higher medical education standards and better health, business and retirement promotion in Nevada.
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Robert Morrison
Las Vegas
Morrison
Nevada
Assessor Backs New Bill for $1000 Veteran Tax Exemption
County Assessor James A. Bilbray urged passage of a bill granting a $1000 state tax exemption on personal and real property for veterans of the Viet Nam conflict. The measure would apply to those with 99 days active duty from Jan 1, 1961 to the president declared end of the war. Bilbray noted increased workload but said benefits to veterans justify it. He also reminded veterans with 90 days active duty in wars before Jan 31, 1955 may apply by visiting the Assessor's office.
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James A. Bilbray
Doc Weinert
VEW
Clark County
Doc Swobe
Washoe
Bilbray
Armed Forces Day Observance Open House at Legion Post 8
American Legion Post 8 will open its hall at noon for Armed Forces Day and Helldorado events. Veterans of Foreign Wars offers no special observances. Nellis AFB personnel continue regular duties while Legionnaires staff the Helidorado Village booth and escort Boy Scouts on a hike.
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American Legion Post 8
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Nellis Air Force Base
Viet Nam
Helidorado Village
Medical Aides Hold Two Day State Convention
The American Association of Medical Assistants convenes at the Riviera Hotel for a two day meeting. Registration starts 3:30 a.m. in the Portrait Room with a business session to follow. Lectures cover fetal electrocardiography and cancer, with orthopedist and psychiatry talks. New officers will be installed at 5 p.m. and a cocktail party by the Clark County Medical Society precedes a Hello Dolly showing.
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Riviera
Alan W. Feld
Loren Hauser
J. C. Follmer
H. Bower
Clark County Medical Society
Dolly
Board of Trustees
Marge Whitefield
William D. O'Gorman
Marie Albert
Wolf Alder
Stardust Auditorium
American Business Women’s Association
Musician's Wives Club
Scarletti
Bach
Saint-Saens
Mozart
Chopin
Debussy
Firefighters seek talks as city delays wage plan
Las Vegas Firefighters Local 1285 pressed for pay raises for lower wage classes disability legislation support and a city pension disability board. Two special departmental meetings called by Fire Chief C D Williams with City Commission set for next week amid budget approval and tentative tax rate.
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Nevada Tax Commission
C. D. Williams
City Commission
Art Trelease
Williams
J. D. Miller
Commission
Las Vegas
City Health Costs and Retirement Sick Leave Policy
City pays half the costs of health accident and life insurance premiums for employees and their dependents. The city also pays half of a firefighter's accumulated sick leave upon retirement.
Ankle tattoo honors 19th century Hawaiian chief
In Honolulu locals recall a historic ankle tattoo linked to a 19th century Hawaiian chief who survived a shark bite on his ankle. The tale reflects enduring cultural marks and respect for the chief’s ordeal.
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Honolulu
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