New Mexico Em Balmers Association Wednesday
A brief notice notes the New Mexico Em Balmers Association schedule for Wednesday with limited readable details. The fragment mentions the organization and the day but lacks location or event specifics.
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Newspaper
Albuquerque Evening Citizen
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1906
Page
5
A brief notice notes the New Mexico Em Balmers Association schedule for Wednesday with limited readable details. The fragment mentions the organization and the day but lacks location or event specifics.
The New Mexico Funeral Directors and Embalmers association begins a three day opening session at the Commercial Club with lectures by eminent scientists. Prof Sullivan, who embalmed Garfield and Grant, is the keynote speaker. Governor Hagerman will inaugurate the fair Monday with a mounted escort from the Alvarado.
Nabours of Lincoln and Miss G Vida Johnsen of idle city were united in marriage at Hap Church So elek with Rev. J W McNeill officiating. A large crowd attended the ceremony and a wedding lunch followed at the bride’s parents home.
A segregated man named Mitchell, arrested after a butcher at Abbott's City Meat Market identified him as the robber of Sykes. Mitchell confessed to taking money, with Sykes saying around $30 was taken after visiting the Sawmill saloon. Mitchell bound over to grand jury in 250 dollars. Burglars also robbed Abbott's City Market, taking about 48 dollars from the cash register. Police court saw several drunks punished with fines or jail.
A list of worship times across several churches including Immaculate Conception Church Holy Communion at 7:30 p.m. and multiple morning and evening services. Notable entries include St John Episcopal Church with services at Fourth and Silver, St Pauls Lutheran on Sixth and Silver, First Presbyterian on Fifth and Silver, Highland Methodist on South Arno, First Baptist on Lead and Broadway, and Congregational on Broadway with morning 11 a.m. service and evening programs.
A Kansas City death notice sparked by Frederick Harvey’s reported death and return from the "dead" prompts the Harvey family to press claims of kinship with Miss Godfrey. She says the Harveys tried to suppress reports in Albuquerque and Kansas City while Harvey himself would publish his experiences.
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