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Alamogordo News

Location

Alamogordo, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1954

Page

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Rifle Club to re form with women team seek help

G H Grant, a charter member of the old club, recalls an excel lent five woman team and offers to help organize a new women’s squad. Call 84 W if interested. Merchants face inventory woes as sales continue. Rolland Drug Store shows antiques from Frank Rolland era in its window. Vote info: election Tuesday January 12, polls 8 AM to 7 PM. City police chief Danley notes no fatalities in 1953 within city limits.

G. H. Grant We Joi J. C. Danley

County Wide Rally Set with Sam Morris Speaking

Sam Morris, noted radio temperance speaker, will visit Otero County for a series of Sunday meetings at Tularosa High School auditorium Cloudcroft High School auditorium Alamogordo Junior High School auditorium. Admission is free. Morris will also be heard on KALG 1230 Saturday January 9 from 4 30 to 5 p.m. He is praised as a leading campaigner and head of Preferred Risks Mutual Insurance Co. for total abstainers.

Sam Morris Tularosa Cloudcroft Alamogordo Otero County Preferred Risks Mutual Insurance Co America Total Abstainers

Radio Messages On Option Vote Start Tomorrow

The first of a series of radio sermons regarding the January 12 local option vote will begin Friday at 8 30 a m over station KALG from 8 30 to 9. Evangelist Elkins of the Church of Christ will broadcast. The second sermon is scheduled for Saturday from 8 30 to 9 a m with further readings on Sunday and Monday at listed times.

the Elkins Church of Chris KALG Elkins

Tally in Hospital After Surgery

H. C. Tally of 1903 10th Street Alamogordo is in Providence Memorial Hospital El Paso for surgery. He was reported doing well on Wednesday. His many friends wish him a speedy recovery.

H. C. Tally 10Th Street Alamogordo Providence Memorial Hospital el Paso

Two Holloman Men Parachute To Safety In Sacramentos

Two Holloman Air Force Base flyers parachuted to safety after a B 26 bomber crash near the Sacramento Range in Carrizozo New Mexico. Captain Frederick M Worth of Bristol Virginia and S Sgt Willie Woods of Sunflower Mississippi were unhurt. A ground search located the crew and rescue brought Woods to safety at dawn. A board of officers will investigate the crash cause.

Holloman Air Force Base Frank D. Sharp Frederick M. Worth Bristol Virginia Willie Woods Sunflower Mississippi Holloraan Brookley Air Force Base Alabama Sacramento Range Carrizozo New Mexico J. D. Garrison State Highway Patrol Holloman Truman Spencer Woods Catain Werth R. M. King Captain Werth Sally Sgt. Woods Billie Jean

Talent Show Auditions Open To Public At 2 P M

Auditions for the March of Dimes Talent Show run Sunday January 10 at 2 PM in the Alamo gordo Junior High School auditorium. Harold O'Dell, chairman, invites public watching and pledges via three phones during the broadcast January 28 at 7 30 PM on KALG. Lions Club volunteers collect home pledges. acts include Tommy Lee piano Jinx Cooper impersonations Corinth Baptist Church choir Fred Silva coronet and Mrs Al Terrible.

Alamogordo Harold O'Dell KALG Lions Club Harold Hightower Tommy Lee Jinx Cooper al Jolson Corinth Baptist Church Fred Silva al Terrible O’dell

Canyon Road Paving Completed by Local Residents

Canyon Road residents have finished paving funded by voluntary payments from property owners. Leo Cadenhead led the project with thanks to Alamogordo and County officials for equipment and maintenance support. The group, advised by James A. Bird and John Turner, set a 45 mile per hour speed limit and 4 ton load limit to protect children along the road.

Canyon Road Leo Cadenhead City of Alamogordo Board of County Commissioners Cadenhead James A. Bird New Mexico Highway Department Tony Llewelyn Paul J. Gill Bird John Turner A. A. White

Former Resident Buried Yesterday

Funeral services for Robert Alfred Holden age 63 were held Wednesday at Mullins-Hamilton Chapel. Holden died December 30 in Portland Oregon from a heart attack and is buried in Monte ta Cemetery. He was formerly of Alamogordo and worked as a carpenter and painter. Surviving relatives include sisters Mrs A H Allen and Mrs Ray Prather of Alamogordo, two more sisters in California, a brother Milton Holden of Truth or Consequences NM, and a pioneer Alamogordo couple as parents.

Mullins-Hamilton Funeral Robert Alfred Holden Portland Oregon Monte Ta Alamogordo Holden City of H. H. Allen Andrew Hendrix Doug Reding Harvey Sewell Ray Prather James Brusueles H. H California Elizabeth Brubaker Dollie Nozny Milton Holden Truth Or Consequences New Mexico

Anderson Family Visited Wichita Falls The Brunsons Welcomed

W E Anderson and family of Wichita Falls Texas were here recently visiting Mr and Mrs S D Brunson the parents of Mr Anderson.

W. E. Anderson Wichita Falls, Texas Mr. Anderson Mrs S. D. Brunson

New Mexico AG Rules X Marks Only on Ballots

The New Mexico Attorney General issued an official opinion affirming that only the marked X is legal on ballots. It states that ballots with check marks are invalid and that voter intent cannot be used to count votes. The ruling cites Alamogordo’s January City Commissioner race, where check marks overturned the result, prompting a Supreme Court decision.

New Mexico State Richard H. Robinson New Mexico Alamogordo Lee B. Carter James Telles City Commission Carter Telles Supreme Court

Caudill Named PIO Officer at Holloman Center

Major B Caudill was named public information officer at Holloman Air Development Center by Colonel Don R Ostrander. A Wenatchee Washington resident, he studied at Idaho and California and served over 12 years including World War II B 24 group service in the Southwest and a Korea B 26 Night Intruder Wing posting.

B. Caudill Holloman Air Development Center Don R. Ostrander Wenatchee Washington Caudill Idaho California Southwest Maj. Caudill Pacific Korea Air Tactical School Florida Holloman Air Force Base

Dry Forces Parade Aims To Ban Alcohol In Otero County

Rev. Ted Trent announces a Saturday January 9 parade in Alamogordo at 2 p.m. to promote a vote to prohibit liquor sales. Local churches and groups will enter floats as Loyalty League marshals a route from Vermont Avenue 14th to 16th Streets through central Alamogordo.

Otero County Alamogordo Ted Trent Vermont Avenue 16Th Street 16Th Indiana Avenue Indiana 13Th Street 13Th New York Avenue 1St Street Delaware Avenue 10Th Street Vermont

132 580 Pieces of Mail Handled During Holidays

Alamogordo post office reports 132 580 pieces processed at the cancellation machines from December 15 to 24 during the 1953 Christmas season. The total surpasses 118 700 in 1952 and reflects a 11.5 percent rise. Postal receipts climbed 15.2 percent to 65 631 65 from 56 958 95.

Alamogordo Frances Burch

GOES TO COLLEGE Harold Zimbrick Returns to Concordia

Harold Zimbrick son of Pastor and Mrs E W Zimbrick 1400 Florida Ave Alamogordo returns to Concordia Teachers College Seward Nebraska after holidays. He is in his third year and plays guard for a football team which finished 7 wins 1 loss and 1 tie this season.

Harold Zimbrick E. W. Zimbrick Florida Avenue Alamogordo Concordia Teachers’ College Seward Nebraska Harold Concordia

Alamogordo News Announces New Ownership Ambitions

The new owners of The Alamogordo News pledge a long journey of community service and fairness for Otero County. They aim to expand the paper, uphold rights and enlighten readers, and seek citizen support to maintain a complete newspaper.

Otero Alamogordo Morgan Otero County

Where To Vote For Alamogordo Local Option Election

Polls open Tuesday January 12 from 9 a m to 7 p m at four Alamogordo sites. East School Building serves voters east of Ohio Avenue and north of 9th Street. Courthouse Annex covers west of Ohio Avenue to 9th Street. Welfare Office at 8th Street and New York Avenue serves voters south of 9th Street and west of Maryland Avenue. Maryland School is for voters east of Maryland Avenue and south of 9th Street. Holloman AFB residents may vote if they established county residence before moving to the base.

Alamogordo 10Th Street Vermont Avenue Ohio Avenue 9Th Street 8Th Street New York Avenue Maryland Avenue Maryland School Maryland Ave Holloman Air Force Base

Boys of Woodcraft to Elect Officers at January Meeting

The Boys of Woodcraft will meet January 11 at the Community Center to elect officers for the coming year. Major Edwin Kregloh will arrange live ammunition practice at Holloman AFB this month. Parents are invited to attend, alongside members from Cloudcroft and Mayhill areas joining Alamogordo pending their charter.

Woodcraft Charles Sutton Sutton Edwin Kregloh Holloman Air Force Base Cloudcroft Mayhill Boys of Woodcraft Alamogordo

County Assessor Starts Computing For 54 Taxes

Alamogordo property assessments for 1954 taxation will be conducted by County Assessor Llewell F Bass in January and February at the Alamogordo Courthouse. Exemptions must be signed by the head of the family. Courthouse hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays and 8:30 a.m. to 12 noon Saturdays.

Alamogordo Llewell F. Bass Bass

Air Force Man Wins Cash Award at Hedman Base

James H. Thomas of the 6580th Air Support Squadron at Hedle man Air Force Base received a $500 cash certificate from Hendrix-McKinley Motor Co of Alamogordo. Eber McKinley announced the sponsor's December used car award during the week.

James H. Thomas Hedleman Air Force Base Hendrix-McKinley Motor Co Alamogordo Eber McKinley Hendrix-McKinley Motor Company

Fined in Cloudcroft New Year's Eve fight at Skyline Inn

A New Year's Eve brawl at Cloudcroft's Skyline Inn led to 15 arrests and property damage including a smashed front door plate glass. Alamogordo men Pete Torres Brurfson Curry and Louis Preciado were fined 20 each for disorderly conduct after appearing in Alamogordo court. Paul Valadez remained jailed on a 1000 bond for larceny of a 1950 Ford from the inn. Juveniles were detained. one faced potential reform school terms. Sacramento Peak soldiers were handed to military authorities. James Sewell is the inn's new owner and previously faced a burglary attempt at the rear entrance.

Cloudcroft James Sewell Ray Prather James Brusueles Pete Torres Brurfson Curry Louis Preciado Alamogordo Terrell Herndon Justice of the Peace Prather Howard Beacham Beacham Sacramento Paul Valadez Marvin A. Jones Valadez

Otero County Voting Day On Tuesday January 12

The Otero County election to decide on alcoholic liquor sales is set for Tuesday January 12. Polls open 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. and ballots present two statements in English and Spanish: For the Sale of Alcoholic Liquors in Otero County New Mexico or Against the Sale of Alcoholic Liquors in Otero County New Mexico.

Otero County Lucille Alexander New Mexico Board of County Commissioners Court House Alamogordo

Return From Winslow Visit

Mrs. C. W. Morgan and daughter Mildred returned from Winslow Arizona Saturday after visiting Mrs. Morgan's daughter Mrs. W. A. Martin, husband and children.

Brunson Brother Dies Suddenly in Snyder

S. D. Brunson returns from Snyder Texas after attending his brother Curtis Brunson funeral Curtis Brunson died of a heart attack at 45 years old.

S. D. Brunson Snyder Texas Curtis Brunson

Agency Probes Treas Death at Mescalero Hospital

The Indian Agency at Mescalero investigates the death of Abner Treas who died Sunday night at 6 30 in the hospital. Preliminary reports suggest exposure. Treas born July 6 1902 at Mescalero. Funeral by Father John of Tularosa at St Joseph Mission, Mescalero cemetery. Survived by wife Geneva five daughters two sons four sisters and his parents. He rode as a cowboy at Camp 1 before a leg injury ended his riding and he had been farming in Tularosa Canyon. Mullins Hamilton funeral director.

Mescalero Abner Treas Treas Ireas Tularosa Canyon Mullins-Hamilton

Schrein Installed as Elder at Trinity Lutheran Alamogordo

R T Schrein was installed as president and elder of Trinity Lutheran Church Alamogordo on Sunday January 3 announced by Rev E W Zimbrick. Other officers installed were F Thorson vice president R Samuel secretary R Bunker treasurer and elder Dr Q O Marquardt elder and William Heidemann financial secretary. A budget of 8326 for 1954 was adopted at the meeting.

R. T. Schrein Trinity Lutheran Church of

Alamogordo Chamber Nominates COFC Board Members

Alamogordo Chamber of Commerce officials nominate H. N. Baxley Clyde Hammett Ted Bonnell Cliff Keim Paul Brown Charlie Dean and Tony Llewellyn for the 1954 board of directors. Wayne Phelps resigns and a floor nomination will be made at the upcoming COFC banquet. Present board members Phelps Hendrix Mrs. Tom Charles Bob Hamilton Joe Miller Ray Dean John Collins Kenneth Garland. Terms of Dean Garland Collins and Miller expire.

Alamogordo Phelps Andrew Hendrix Tom Charles Bob Hamilton Joe Miller Ray Dean John Collins Kenneth Garland Dean Garland Collins Miller

Shultz Returns From Texas Holiday Visit

Joe Shultz came home Sunday from Hereford Texas after spending Christmas and New Year with his father Lloyd Shultz. Grandparents Mr and Mrs Clarence Walker greeted him in Roswell.

Joe Shultz Hereford Texas Lloyd Shultz Clarence Walker Roswell

Also Mentioned on This Page

Rolland Drug Store John Rolland Frank Rolland Tay Keolovangkhot Vientiane Laos Tally Sacramentos Anderson Pio Sportsman Club Air Force Man Winslow J. M. Perea Allen Walker W. T. Scoggin C. E. Burns Cofc Board
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