Henderson Man Pleads Guilty To Reckless Driving
William C Coffee 21 pleaded guilty in Henderson Municipal Court to reckless driving and was fined 100 dollars by Judge George Treem. He caused a two car crash on Second Street Pittman injuring three people treated at Rose de Lima Hospital. Police report Coffee sped at an excessive rate, crossing into the wrong lane and striking Mrs Lillian B Bame.
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Henderson
William C. Coffee
George Treem
Coffee
Pittman
Rose de Lima Hospital
B. H. Taylor
Second Street
Lillian B. Bame
Luciano Urioste
Urioste
Henderson Women's Bowling Assoc Holds Annual Banquet
The Henderson Women's Bowling Association held its annual banquet at the Eagles Lodge with Lovelite Inc. of Las Vegas providing table favors. Awards went to the Royal team led by Dot Davis and Mary Ann Davis, with high team series 2504 and high team game 902. Betty Lorentz topped a 226 individual game and Sallie Leming a 576 series.
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Henderson
Henderson Women's Bowling Association
Maxine Holberg
Eagle’s Lodge
Eagle’s
Lovelite, Inc
Las Vegas
The
Royal
Dot Davis
Mary Ann Davis
Hazel Miller
Dot Perry
Sally Leming
Williams Pest Control
Ora Norris
Ruth Soehike
LeNora Moyes
Lillie Labriske
Sandy Patrick
Sallie Leming
Betty Lorentz
Betty Hurd
Housewives League
Ruth Roehike
LeNora
the Royal
Robbie Patrick
Agnes Christos
Beverly Charlesworth
Colleen Hunley
Jean Owens
Billie Mullen
Vi Steelman
Tmca Tiains
Dolores Simon
la Dean Campbell
Ap&cc Coasters
Sue Hutton
Gerry Gardner
Isabel Ashley
New Bench Donated To City By Henderson Jaycees
Henderson Jaycees add a bench at Rose de Lima Hospital entrance on Frontier Blvd advertising Pepi Cola through Leonard N Bennett of a Las Vegas bottling plant. Proceeds fund city beautification including a lawn in front of the Henderson Post Office with more benches planned.
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Leonard N. Bennett
Pepsi Cola
Las Vegas
Nash Sena
Henderson
Jay
Henderson Jaycees
Rose de Lima Hospital
Frontier Blvd
Pepi Cola
Leonard N Bennett
Royal Casino
Jay Dees
Superintendent Of Lime Plant Talks Here
Henderson speaker Gerrald Atkin, safety superintendent of U S Lime, addressed the Henderson Rotary Club on safety measures achieving 1000 days with no lost accidents. He outlined an incentive program with hunting gear prizes and reviewed industry safety history and U S Lime practices across its plants.
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Henderson
Gerrald Atkin
U.S Lime
Nevada
Arizona
Henderson Rotary Club
Atkin
Welter Taschek
U. S. Lime
U.S. Lime
United States
U. S
Jim Gunville
Beverly Hills
Mass
Jim Costello
John Rayborn
Abe Miller
Jar of Dimes Stolen Here
A jar with about 60 dollars in dimes was emptied at Bob Elsen’s home 339 Tin Street. Elsen says the coins were in a lower dresser drawer and reappeared on top of the dresser after the theft was discovered.
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Henderson
Bob Elsen
Tin St
Elsen
States Tax Collections Reach $19 Billion in 1961
States tally tax revenues at $19 billion for fiscal year 1961, rising by $1 billion from 1960 totals. The increase signals stronger revenue performance across multiple states and tax sources.
Noted Educator Guest Speaker at Toastmistress
Dr. Helen Cole of Nevada Southern University spoke on Public Relations at Henderson Toastmistress Club in Victory Village Auditorium. Special guest Mary Maestas and club officers attended as the year ends.
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Henderson
Henderson Toastmistress Club
Victory Village
Helen Cole
Nevada Southern University
Mary Maestas
Dr. Cole
Jerusalem
Rae von Dornum
Ellen Shirley
Verla Purdy
Beverly Charlesworth
Carolyn O'Callaghan
Bernice Sanger
Sharon Jeffrey
Edith Bigelow
Rae von Dornam
Court of Awards highlights by Henderson Girl Scouts
Five local Girl Scout troops participated in the Court of Awards at Valley View School with narration, songs, skits, and badge presentations led by leaders from troops 130 100 102 114 and 117. Chief presenter Mrs Martha McCabe announced badges including a curved bar rank for Sandra McCabe.
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Carol Hill
Leola Beck
Haill
Juanita True
Martha McCabe
Sandra McCabe
Brillo Pads Roll High in League Open Action
Brillo Pads led on day one of Housewives summer bowling with a 602 game and a 1579 series, placing third overall. Browbeaters second in both divisions with 576 games and 1607 series, Mopheads third with 575 and 1638 while Ruth Soehlke tops high series at 500. Nancy Watson had high game 187, Shirley Fratt 466 in series, and splits were converted by several bowlers.
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Henderson
Brillo Pads
Housewives
Browbeaters
Nancy Watson
Ruth Soehlke
Shirley Fratt
Robbie Patrick
Ora Norris
Vivian Shoemaker
Anny Luckey
Mary Ann Dill
Maxine Holberg
Doreen Genseai
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M. Rush
Lorna Kesterson
Navy Street
William Byrne
Regional
Civil Defense Office
Santa Rosa
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Elks Hall
Carver Park
Harold Corbin
Victor B. LaFountain
Randolph G. Wesley
Richard Jaworski
Melvin Joe Bagshaw
Classified
Bowers
Pacific
Carl Hencerson
For
Las Vegas Sun
Navy St
Rush
Navy St. Henderson
Bedlroom
Prac
Bob Olsen
Insuror
Emery Robertson
Prom Bank
Nice
Shady Rest Motel
Boulder Hwy
HONDA
Mev
Brillo
Klas-Tv
Bob Scott
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