NEVADA'S 15TH FIRST LADY 1927-1934
Born in Bridgeport, California, Idelle Sinnamon married Frederick Balzar on November 11, 1907. He was a conductor for the Carson and Colorado Railroad at the time. Mrs. Balzar was the first lady when gambling was legalized in Nevada in 1931. They had one child, a daughter. Mrs. Balzar died in her home in Reno on January 5, 1943.
Born in Bridgeport, California, Idelle Sinnamon married Frederick Balzar on November 11, 1907. He was a conductor for the Carson and Colorado Railroad at the time. Mrs. Balzar was the first lady when gambling was legalized in Nevada in 1931. They had one child, a daughter. Mrs. Balzar died in her home in Reno on January 5, 1943.
NEVADA'S 15TH FIRST LADY 1927-1934
Born in Bridgeport, California, Idelle Sinnamon married Frederick Balzar on November 11, 1907. He was a conductor for the Carson and Colorado Railroad at the time. Mrs. Balzar was the first lady when gambling was legalized in Nevada in 1931. They had one child, a daughter. Mrs. Balzar died in her home in Reno on January 5, 1943.
Born in Bridgeport, California, Idelle Sinnamon married Frederick Balzar on November 11, 1907. He was a conductor for the Carson and Colorado Railroad at the time. Mrs. Balzar was the first lady when gambling was legalized in Nevada in 1931. They had one child, a daughter. Mrs. Balzar died in her home in Reno on January 5, 1943.
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