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Alamogordo News

Location

Alamogordo, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1932

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District Court of Otero County Opens January Term

The January term of the District Court for Otero County convened Monday morning January 4. Petit jurors are called for the 11th and civil cases are heard with no grand jury. Judge Geo W Hay sits in for Judge Numa C Frenger. J Benson Newell is district attorney. Nomas B Rapkoch assistant DA. Winifred D Riley court reporter. C O Bennett interpreter. Citizenship granted to Salvador Mario Giran and Paulus I Christopoulos, who changes name to Peter Crist.

Otero County Geo. W. Hay Silver City Numa C. Frenger Frenger Las Cruces J. Benson Newell Nomas B. Rapkoch Winifred D. Riley C. O. Bennett

Wild turkeys in Sacramento Mountains eyed for spring hatch

Mr. W. B. Murrell, president of the Otero County Game Protective Association, says there are enough wild turkeys in Sacramento Mountains sections to propagate a good crop next season if protected and fed. He notes a flock near Woods ranch in Alamo Canyon and that feeding is already under way by grain supplied through the association. He cites small fall bag limits due to birds concentrating on Harvey refuge and Mescalero Reservation, and invites sportsmen to a meeting Friday night January 8 at 7:30 at the town hall.

W. B. Murrell Otero County Bailey Murrell Harvey Refuge Mescalero Reservation James Canyon Cox Canyon State Game Association

Divorces and civil suits update from Alamogordo court

Sofia Bruzuelas awarded divorce and custody of Ruthina Bruzuelas with $5 weekly child support. Sostenes Amendarez granted divorce from Armendaréz. plaintiffs McKinley versus Town of Alamogordo involves irrigation water use prohibitions. intervenors J H Tweed represented by Geo A Shipley. First Mortgage Co. v Otero Investment Co. proceedings noted with long litigation.

Sofia Bruzuelas Ted Bruzuelas

Rebekahs Install New Officers After Snow Storm

Despite the season's worst snow storm 23 Rebekah Lodge members were installed for the year. New officers include Noble Grand Anna Farley Vice Grand Irene Marshal Treasurer Josephine Dudley Secretary Satie Stout Chaplain Elizabeth Green Senior Conductor Hazel Lucas, Noble Grand Supporters Louise B Cady Elizabeth Woods, Vice Grand Supporters Ida Copeland Burnice Bradford, Musician Miriam McMahan Inside Guardian Elizabeth Green Outside Guardian Jess Holden. Outgoing Noble Grand Ida Lewis received a Past N G pin. Refreshments followed with sandwiches cake and coffee.

Rebekah Lodge Noble Grand Anna Farley Irene Marshal Josephine Dudley Satie Stout Elizabeth Green, Sr Hazel Lucas Louise B. Cady Elizabeth Woods Ida Copeland Burnice Bradford Miriam McMahan Inside Guardian Elizabeth Green, Jr Guardian Jess Holden Ida Lewis Noble N. G's Lodge

Death of Former Alamogordo Citizen O J Olson

Friends report the death of 87 year old O J Olson at his Southgate California home. Olson and his family moved to Alamogordo from Galveston Texas in 1901, lived there until 1909 or 1910, then moved to El Paso and later California where he ran a restaurant on Pennsylvania Avenue among other ventures. He was widely popular locally.

Alamogordo O. J. Olson Southgate Calif Olson Galveston Texas el Paso California Alamonardo Pennyslvania Avenue J. E. Bartholomae W. J. Bartholomae San Antonio Otero County Bartholomae White Sands Sands

Four Men Who Made His tory Sermon at Presbyterian Church

The Sunday service at Presbyterian Church Ohio Avenue and Eleventh offers a sermon theme Four Men Who Made History focusing on faith. Evening worship at 7 30 continues Christian happiness messages. Church School 10 a m studies in the Fourth Gospel and Messiah. Christian Endeavor 6 30 p m led by Harvey Robertson invites all youths.

Ohio Avenue Jesus First Christian Seminary Christian Endeavor Harvey Robertson Endeavor House of

Alamogordo Chamber Escorts State Officials and Promotes Highway

Alamogordo and San Antonio visitors recall local history and press for the Las Cruces to Alamogordo highway. Governor Seligman pledges support and notes the need to extend the route east to Alamogordo and beyond. Delegations from Alamogordo and Tularosa report both towns’ projects on the 1932 program as snow and sun mix with boosters.

Charles F. Wilhelm Gilbert Gordon Tom Charles Santa Fe Las Cruces Alamogordo Seligman Arizona Line New Mexico Tularosa Roswell Artesia Highway Commission

Alamogordo Golf Club to Discuss Plans for NMGA Tourney

The Alamogordo Golf Club will meet at the Town Hall next Wednesday at 7 30 PM to discuss grounds and greens improvements and the Southern New Mexico Golf Association tournament to be held here next summer. Members urged to attend, says S Strickland.

Alamogordo

New Books at Alamogordo Public Library

The Civic League Library Committee announces a fresh card list for Alamogordo Public Library with new titles by Earl Biggers Zane Grey Max Brand Mary Rinehart G. L Hill Agatha Christie Kathleen Norris and others. Cards offer one month to one year terms with various rates.

Alamo Public Library The Civic League Alamogordo Public Library Mary Darbyshire Earl Biggers Zane Grey Max Brand Temple Bailey

Beaty Sees Opportunity For Tularosa Basin Cattlemen This Year

County agent Leslie Beaty urges ranchers in the Tularosa Basin to reseed pastures with chamiza and other native grasses to improve long term forage. Planting should occur in January or February with seed gathered from flood drainage areas. Use flood water drainage and trench silos to preserve forage for dry seasons. Ed Sanders of Pularosa is already using a trench silo.

Tularosa Leslie Beaty Mr. Beaty Beaty Ed. Sanders Pularosa Utero

Courage, leadership, and the nation in a time of crisis

Hub Kane of Las Vegas laments a lack of Yankee pluck amid economic fear. He cites Henry Clay Frick, John D. Rockefeller, and Andrew Carnegie as icons of bold action during past panics, arguing current leaders show unwarranted hysteria and asking where true guidance will come from.

Hub Kane Las Vegas Henry Clay Frick Rockefeller John D Andrew Carnegie Frick Carnegie

New Pastor At St Johns Episcopal Church

A committee at St Johns Episcopal Church announces Rev L E Patee of Tucumcari will conduct services on the second and fourth Sundays each month. The first service will be next Sunday Jan 10 with Holy Communion at 730 am and morning prayer and sermon at 1100 am.

St. John's Episcopal Church L. E. Patee Tucumcari Rev. Patee

Contentment and Happiness Fireside Sermon Invite

A church notice invites the community to Sunday services with themes on contentment and happiness and on The Man Jesus Christ. It urges attendance and mentions a youth gathering of about one hundred from Baptist, Presbyterian, and Methodist churches at the Methodist undercroft last Thursday. J E Fuller Pustos

Christ Jesus Baptist Presbyterian J. E. Fuller Pustos

Democratic split on prohibition predicted by party leader

Washington report on John J. Raskob’s annual national committee speech outlines a warned disintegration if wets and drys cannot unite. He backs resubmission of the liquor question to voters, opposes a firm campaign plank, and promotes a home rule plan for next June’s convention.

Washington Democratic Party John J. Raskob Cest Raskob National Committee Chicago Kansas City San Francisco Atlantic City North South America Jefferson

Alamo High Hosts Haile High In Saturday Basketball Clash

Anthony High visits Alamo High for a Saturday 8:00 p.m. game pitting Haile High School veterans against Alamo’s fast squad. Haile’s five-year players Sanders Bonds Novales McKenna Bennett and Hendersons headline a strong lineup. Anthony has beaten Cathedral and Bowie this season and aims to upset the locals as Alamo seeks momentum after Chr istmas. Friday night the locals play Hatch to prep for Saturday.

Anthony Alamo H. S Alamo Haile Hatch

Otoro County Game Protective Association Meeting Notice

A meeting of the Otoro County Game Protective Association will be held at the Town Hall on Friday January 8 at 7 30 p m All members and sportsmen are urged to attend as several matters on game management and control will be discussed W B Murrell President

Otero County Game Protective Association W. B. Murrell

New Mexico Vehicle Licenses Drops Raise Alarm

The El Paso Times notes only 23 000 New Mexico motor vehicles licensed for 1932, far below last year’s 60 000. It reflects either many junked cars or owners lacking funds for licenses. The piece urges temporary leniency on penalties for 30 to 60 days to ease motorists.

New Mexico

Reed killed in accidental gun discharge near School for the Blind

Chas. O. Reed, born 1884 in Missouri, was found dead beside his parked car after an automatic shotgun discharged while he was returning from hunting rabbits near the School for the Blind. A coroner's jury found the death accidental. Reed had operated Pete's Cafe for several months. Interment planned in Trout, Louisiana.

Chas. O. Reed John Reed School For the Blind D. M. Barringer Reed Reed and Son Missouri Louisiana Pete Trout

Paving Project Connects Las Cruces to Alamogordo Highway

The highway department seeks bids for paving a street from Alameda and Young to Main, extending Highway 3 to link with 80 and 85 at Alameda. This first link of the Las Cruces Alamogordo road shortens travel by about 60 miles, giving tourists two federal routes east.

Rio Grande Highway Department Alameda Avenue Young Street Main Street Alameda and Young Avenues Cruces-Alamogordo Country Club Las Cruces Alamogordo

Senate Approves Major Farm Board Wheat Relief Request

The Senate appropriated forty million bushels of farm board wheat to aid the unemployed, directing one fourth of the reserve to relief groups like the Red Cross. Gov Gifford Pinchot and John L. Lewis urged relief amid reports of severe suffering in Pennsylvania and mining states.

Washington, DD. C Farm Board Senate House Red Cross Gifford Pinchot Pennsylvania John L. Lewis United Mine Workers Lewis Pinchot

Lincoln Forest Notes and Regional Wildlife Actions

Rangers from Lincoln National Forest plan a January visit to the Alamogordo Supervisors office to discuss grazing applications. Deputy state game warden M. Stevenson investigated several alleged gaming law violations. Heavy snows boost spring range and early fire protection. A shipment of 65 pounds of Sleepy Grass went to Lilly Laboratories in Indianapolis for narcotic research. Grass from Sacramento mountains shows a drug principle not found in other Rocky Mountain sections. J Stokley Ligon, now with the State Game Department, will trap turkeys on Harvey ranch for transplanting to other areas.

Lincoln National Forest Alamogordo Forest Office Lilly Laboratories Indianapolis Ind Sacramento Mountains Rocky Mountains J. Stokley Ligon Carlsbad State Game Department

Hale and Son Visit in Ruidoso Country

P G Hale and his son Henry toured the Ruidoso country as veteran stockmen during a Monday business visit.

P G. Hale Henry Ruidoso

Coordination urged for all commercial transport types

Washington January 6 reports an Interstate Commerce Commission receipt of a proposed 50 point study by Examiner Leo J Flynn urging coordinated regulation of highway and railroad transport Civil and federal policy should reflect the end of railroad monopoly and apply Interstate Commerce Act rules to motor carrier interstate commerce on public highways as conditions since 1920 have changed.

Washington, D. CC Leo J. Flynn Interstate Commerce Commission National Transportation Machine

Pre Historic Relics Brought From Sacrament Mountains

Mr and Mrs W A May and Ellis Wright visited from High Rolls with relics from a Sacrament Mountains cave. The collection includes a shaped skull bones a two foot reed mat basket top a floor mat pieces of pottery with known decorations, and a few woven fragments. The artifacts were left with Tom Charlies for expert analysis to identify the culture.

W. A. May Ellis Wright Sacrament Mountains Tom Charlies

Rainfall Record in Dry Country Over 38 Hours

The S. P. station shows 1.17 inches of precipitation in 38 hours after 4:00 a m Monday. Rain or snow fell practically continuously through the entire 38 hour period.

S. P

Silver Entitled to Per Manent Place

W R Hodge argues in Skillings Mining Review that silver will occupy a permanent role in world finances. A recent drop in silver’s value lowered global purchasing power and mood, prompting experts from the International Chamber of Commerce to plan a stabilization conference in London or New York.

W. R. Hodge Skillings’ Mining Review International Chamber of Commerce United States Europe London New York

Alamogordo Woman's Club Meeting Planned for Friday

The Alamogordo Woman's Club will hold its next regular meeting Friday afternoon January 15 with Mrs. M. J. Hunt leading a literary program. Hosts for the afternoon are Mrs. A. H. Henderson Mrs. J. J. Holden Mrs. Jacek Hollomon and Mrs. Hunt.

Woman's Club M. J. Hunt A. H. Henderson J. J. Holden Jacek Hollomon Hunt

World’s Largest Plant A Rare Box Huckleberry

The box huckleberry is described as possibly the largest plant in the world with creeping tendrils covering up to 100 acres. It rarely grows taller than six inches and requires hundreds of years to reach full size. The Field Museum of Natural History and Popular Science Monthly provide these notes.

Pield Museum of Natural History Popular Science Monthly

Fairy Chariot Hotel Garage Man Quoted in Boston Transcript

Fragment from the Boston Transcript describes a hotel garage worker promising to refill wash and polish a midget car and leave it outside the guest's bedroom door with boots in the morning. The odd phrasing suggests a humorous or satirical note on service.

Tusser Boston Transcript

Leading Best The Alamogordo Hotel Ad Plays Odd Items

A historical ad for a Alamogordo hotel highlights features such as an opposite court house sealey and simmong mattresses, outside rooms, a time clock protection at night, phones in rooms, and free parking spaces.

Alamogordo Hotel Court House Sealey and Simmong Mattresses Rooma

Herbert P Woods Dies in Chicago Auto Crash

Herbert P Woods youngest son of Mr and Mrs W H Woods Sr died Friday in a head on collision in Chicago while en route to work. He had recently earned a pilot’s license and planned a flying career. Funeral services were held at the Alamogordo Methodist church with the American Legion and Masons in attendance. He leaves a widow Etta Obhorst, parents, two brothers and three sisters, with out of town relatives also present.

Herbert P. Woods W. H. Woods Chicago Carroll Woods California A. Sorenson Alamogordo Woods Associates Herbert Eddy Carlsbad Etta Obhorst Woods m Swift & Co General Motors General Electric Co Will Clebourne Nuckels Phoenix Will A. Allbright Globe W. D. Bryars Sant Fe Billie Nuckels Margie Sue Wanda Woods Mountainair Beth Bryars Santa Fe Betty Woods Alamowordo

Prairie Chickens On Pecos Valley Ranch

J Stokley Ligon plans to develop San Simon ranch into a premier game area in Eddy County. He released prairie chickens trapped in Tatum and may add them to the refuge, with a Bob White quail colony also considered. Eddy County Game Protective Association backs the project and offers support.

San Simon Ranch J. Stokley Ligon Carlsbad Argus Bob White J. J. Morris Eddy County Game Protective Association

Church of Christ Protracted Meeting Begins Next Sunday

Elkins PrP. Tice calls for a several week gathering with two daily services from 10:00 am to 11:00 am and 7:00 pm, repeating last fall discourses such as Rebuilding the Walls of Jerusalem and How the Holy Spirit Makes Believers. The first sermon Sunday night titled The Inspiration of the Prophecies of the Bible Proved by an Infidel.

Church of Christ Jerusalem Tice Elkins

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dist Salvador Mario Giran Paius I Christopoulos Peter Crist W. Cooley R. B. Kimbrough G. V. Clayton Vera Clayton First Mortgage Co Otero Investment Co Circle Cross Co Sacramento Land and Cattle Co Rebekahs Presbyterian Church Chamber of Commerce Sen Adeline Lawson Claude Edmondson Big Springs Tularosa Basin Will Robinson Grace Methodist Alamo Vs. Anthony High Alocian EL Paso Times First Baptist Church Baptist Church C. C. Reed Lincoln Forest M. Stevenson Herbert Woods Pecos Valley Ranch Carlsbad Argus
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