Obituary notices from Palm Mortuary filings in Las Vegas
Multiple death notices from Las Vegas area include George A. Connolly Sr. 77, and Charles Kyle 44, with services at Spaulding and Palm Mortuary. Florence Lanfersieck 90 and Lungener Beets 49 have graveside or burial plans in Palm Valley View and West Lake. Jirasek 94 to Rose Hills. Mary Thomas 66 in Missouri. Phyllis Ann Kanipe 38 with Palm Mortuary arrangements.
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George A. Connolly SR
Palm
Dunphy
St. James Catholic Church
Nevada
Mr. Connolly
Indian Springs
Wilmington
Delaware
George Jr
Mary Specha
Esther Connolly
Philadelphia
Mary Lambert
Naples
Fla
Ra Connolly
Palm Mortuary
Charles Kyle
Spaulding Mortuary
I.W. Wilson
True Love Missionary Baptist Church
Jackson
Palm Valley View Memorial Park
Florence M. Lanfersieck
Hunt Parsons
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
Las Vegas
Lanfersieck
Mt. McKinley
St. Louis
American Legion of St. Louis
Harold Freels
Margaret Adams
Burnetta Cherry
Jean Daniels
Lugener Beets Funeral Services
Lake Charles
Lungener Beets
Mrs. Beets
Spear St
Alvin R. Beets
Lillie Mae Adams
West Lake
Irene Slaughter
Houston
Tex
West Lake Cemetery
Combre
Lake
Joseph
Alhambra
Calif
Anna K. Hart
Josephine Behm
Rose Hills
Hannibal
Ann Hawkins
Smith
Missouri
Bunker Brothers
Phyllis Ann Kanipe
Palm Chapel
Verl Frehner
Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter-day Saints
Kanipe
Bannock Way
Toledo
Ohio
John
John Jr
Ruth Ann
Tana Marie
Victor J. Sayen
Palm Memorial Park
Police Nab 2 In TV Breakin
Two North Las Vegas men were arrested on burglary charges after a car linked to the crime was seen at Dawson home. Henry D. Dawson Jr and Aylmer L. Gross were identified by witnesses as the burglars who took a television and stereo valued at 465 dollars from a Landau Street residence.
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North Las Vegas
Henry D. Dawson, Jr
Belmont St
Aylmer L. Gross
Mabry Place
Dawson
Gross
Landau Street
Forgery Charge Hits North Region
U.S. Magistrate Joseph Ward set a 5000 dollar bail Friday for a suspect charged with forgery. The proceeding highlights ongoing cases in local federal court.
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U.S
Joseph Ward
Wrestling Ordinance Restrained Riot Sparks City Actions
Joseph Riley, 30, of North Las Vegas, charged with forging a Treasury signature on a May 1974 check, arrested by North Las Vegas police on a federal warrant issued by a federal grand jury. He allegedly sped to evade officers on Lake Mead Boulevard and was remanded to the U.S. Marshal.
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Riley
Travis St
Las Vegas
Treasury
Lake Mead Boulevard
Interstate 15
U.S
Friday
Nevada Supreme Court Denies Tucker Petition
The Nevada Supreme Court rejected Howard Floyd Tucker's petition to dismiss burglary charges from an August 1974 linen plant entry. Tucker argued the case failed to meet the 60 day trial requirement under state law.
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Carson City
UPI
Nevada Supreme Court
Howard Floyd Tucker
Tucker
Nevada
Mormon Prophet Urges Sabbath Shopping Ban and Divorce Avoidance
At the 145th LDS conference in Salt Lake City Spencer W. Kimball urged 3.5 million Mormons to shun Sunday shopping, oppose divorce and abortion, pay duties, and plant gardens. He noted open stores on Sabbath and called the public to drive change.
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Salt Lake City
UPI
Spencer W. Kimball
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Conference of the Faith
Salt Lake Tabernacle
Temple Square
Kimball
Governor Reappoints Two Advisors to Environmental Education Panel
Gov. Mike O Callaghan announced the reappointment of Phillip Gregory of Las Vegas and John Artz of Reno to the advisory committee for environmental education. Gregory is an assistant manager at a sporting goods store representing conservation. Artz works with UN Reno's renewable resources program.
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Carson City
UPI
Mike O'Callaghan
Phillip Gregory
Las Vegas
John Artz
Reno
Gregory
Artz
University of Nevada
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