Work On Tannery Advances Rapidly Under County Oversight
County administrator WA McAndries expects federal tannery to be completed by about May 1. Santa Fe officials report 250000 cow hides ready to tan, with tanning duration estimated at two years as more hides are added daily. Water mains are being laid and adobes manufactured. Two 25 by 25 foot structures and an engine house will be erected between the main buildings, and many workers will be employed during construction and thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WA. McAndries
Santa Fe
Spring Football Exhibition Between Silver City Mustangs and New Mexico Aggies
The Silver City Mustangs under Roy Brancheau meet the New Mexico Aggies in a spring game in Las Cruces Saturday. Roy Brancheau says the team is in good condition after six weeks of practice. Aggies coach Jerry Hines notes the exhibition will be watchable despite an uncertain starting lineup. Officials are Ric Roney referee Aca Porter umpire and Bob Carson head linesman. game starts at 2:40 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver City Mustangs
Las Cruces
New Mexico Aggies
Mustangs
Roy Brancheau
Jerry Hines
Aggie
Wylie
Wayne
Skinner
Cann
Nations
Courwe
Master
Lauro
Apodaca
Spanogte
Pratt
Ric Roney
Aca Porter
Bob Carson
Ted Pio Rito's Pink Band Set for El Paso Dance
Ted Pio Rito and his marvelous band will perform at the Paso del Norte Hotel in El Paso on April 8 for a grand dance event. A floor show by the band is promised and reservations will be limited for the single Paso appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Pio Rito
Paso del Norte
el Paso
Ted
Small Child Bitten by Dog Suspected Rabies in Lords Pure
The three year old daughter of tramer Heartheld of Cottage Camm was bitten by a dog last Monday. The dog later showed symptoms of rabies and its head was sent to the State Laboratory in Albuquerque for testing. Pasteur treatment was recommended for the child and residents urged to report suspicious animals to the County Agent to prevent spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tramer Heartheld
Camm
Rabbies
Albuquerque
Lordspure
Lordsburg B P W Club to Install Officers Thursday
The formal installation of the officers of the Lordsburg B P W Club will be held at the home of Faye Schiefelbein on Thursday evening April 11 at 7 30. The transportation committee will participate in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg B. P. W. Club
Faye Schiefelbein
Transportation Committee
Virden Visitor G Lynn Hatch Spends Wednesday
G Lynn Hatch of Virden visited town on Wednesday, staying for a few hours and touring local sights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Lynn Hatch
Virden
Weldon Heads GP A The Big Horn Game Protective Association
The Big Horn Game Protective Association held its annual meeting at the Hidalgo Hotel Lounge Monday night. Officers were elected: Frank Weldon senior president, Hurley D. Jones vice president, WE. Banter secretary treasurer. Delegates urged from each county to confer with other counties. James Scott R. P. Boone Far Albright attended from Gila National Forest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Horn Game Protective Association
Hidalgo Hotel
James Scott
Gila National Forest
R. P. Boone
Far Albright
Forest
Silver City
Deleates
Frank Weldon, Sr
Hurley D. Jones
WE. Banter
Wor
G. P. A. FE. O| Wogstad
Ray Childres
Junior Meteorologist Examination Canceled
The United States Civil Service Commission announces that no vacancies exist now or in the near future for Junior Meteorologist, so the examination recently announced for this position will not be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission
Local notable residents in town Saturday visit
T Johnson and Mr and Mrs Garland Johnson along with Lewis Garcia Robert and Frank Adams Mr and Mrs J W Hades Mr and Mrs B J Walters all of Animas were in town Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Johnson
Garland Johnson
Lewis Garcia
Robert
Frank Adams
J. W Hades
B. J. Walters
Animas
Lordship Scouts Present White Parade Benefit Show
The Boy Scouts of Lordsburg stage a White Parade benefit to fund a summer camp and a trip to the National Jamboree in Washington. The April 12 13 show at Studio Theatre includes a scout parade, prizes after performances, and tickets priced 11 26 and 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of
Lordsburg
Washington, D. C
Minor Hoffman
el Paso
Studio Theatre
Church of Christ Announces Sunday Services and Meeting
The Church of Christ led by J. A. Phillips lists Bible School at 10 a.m. and Lords Supper and preaching at 11 a.m. A 2:30 p.m. quarterly business meeting follows. Mid-week service is held Wednesdays in the evening. Members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Gass
Shirley Henslee
F.C. Dick
Deming
Sweetheart of B Of A To Lead Annual Lordsburg Motorcade
Miss Rhea Muir Canadian Ambassador of Good Will known as the Sweetheart of the Broadway of America will lead the Lordsburg annual motorcade. She toured local camps and panned gold with transient workers, praising the area’s progress and hospitality before the motorcade arrival with the Champion High School band at 2:00 PM Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Rhea Muir
Good Will
Broadway of America
Lordsburg
Hotel Hi
Rhea Muir
Broadway
America
Hotel Hidalgo
Methodist Church
J. E. Fuller
C. S. Walker
Geo. P. Jeffus
Willard E. Holt
Mountainview
Sunset Gold Fields, Inc
Jeffus
Gulch
Red Rock Occ
van Clark
Otto W. Rentinger
State Teachers College
Don H. Kedzie
Mildren Holloway
Beverly Cates
Clark
Muir
CCC
Basila
Miss Muir
Associational B T U Meeting Held in Deming March 4
The Associational B T U met in Deming with Lordsburg delegates. Attendees from Lordsburg included Miriam Williams and many others. The day featured talks, music, lunch, demonstrations, and a plan to meet next the fourth Sunday in May in Lordsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Rouse
H. H. Condor
LC Henslee
Lordsburg
Mirian Williams
Flora
Mary Rouse
Sarah
Lucy Gass
Mary Dee Hindman
Shirley Henslee
Gloria Jones
Alice Jones
Jamie Marlar
Mrs. L.henslee
Neal Griffin
Billy Lee Smith
Ralph Jones
Dan George
M. Jones
Edna Henslee
Don Henslee
Lions Club meeting boosts projects with county support
The Hidalgo county Commissioners R W Cureton FE Thygerson and W H Walter spoke at a Lions Club noon meeting. Lions pledged funds for the Lordsburg tannery materials and the Nashville delegates drive with a committee to raise money and select a delegation. Roy Elms was elected to membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
R. W. Cureton
FE. Thygerson
W. H. Walter
Hidalgo County Board of Commissioners
Lions
Lion Dr. de Mons
Lordsburg
Lion McAndries
Deming
Cureton
Board of Commissioners
Red Rock
Animas
Lion MicAndries
FRERA
Thygerson and
Walter
Nashville
Lion
Austin
Lion Ross
Lion Augustine
Lion Rosenstein
New Mexico
Broadway of America Association
Roy Elms
Holt Announces Two Speaking Dates in El Paso
Secretary Holt travels to El Paso to address a Fort Boulevard Methodist church banquet and the El Paso Lions Club this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holt
EL Paso
Fort Boulevard Methodist Church
Lions Club
Animas Residents Jamie Duffield Daniel Dunagan Wilburn Johnson In Town
Jamie Duffield Daniel Dunagan and Wilburn Johnson of Animas were reported in town on Saturday.
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Jamie Duffield
Daniel Dunagan
Wilburn Johnson
Animas
Lordsburg Engagement Breakfast Honors Miss Adams Coyner
Mrs R A Egon and M J Vins son hosted a refined engagement breakfast at the former’s home in Lordsburg announcing Miss Adams Coyner’s engagement to Stuart H Robeson OC camp Red Rock superintendent. Pink and white decor, lingerie gifts, cupide place cards, two bridge tables with Mire Banks Austin taking high. Attendees included Mrs R A Pala FOS Lewis Nat Garmnion Banks Austin GL Ross J HoChark and Mrs A W Propet Nebraska City guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.A. Egon
Miers
J. K. Vinsson
Lordsburg
Miss Adams, Coyner
Stuart H. Robeson
Red Rock
Mire Banks Austin
Meedames R. A. Pala
Fos Lewis
Nat
Ritters Celebrate 289th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs W F Ritter hosted a dinner at 701 Ain Real to mark their 28th wedding anniversary. Mrs Ritter once Margaret Barnes became a bride 25 years ago in Silver City New Mexico. Guests included John Clary C M Grider Justin White J Barada W R Jamieson H W Browder Karl es J U Sweeney George Ryan OL Buwker Charles R Carter John Ritter E A Duncan Colbert Coldwell Stewart J W Lorentzen and Andrew S S Borada Robert McCart of Ft Worth and Jay Crowdus El Paso Herald Post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Ritter
Ain Real
Ritter
Margaret Barnes
Silver City
Mexico
Messrs. and Miedames John Clary
C. M. Grider
Justin White
J. Barada
W. R. Jamieson
H. W. Browder
Karles J. U Sweeney
George Ryan
OL Buwker
Charles R. Carter
John Ritter
E. A. Duncan
Colbert Coldwell Mpr
Stewart
J. W. Lorentzen
Andrew S&s. Borada
Robert McCart
Pt. Worth
Jay Crowdus
EL Paso Herald-Post
Employers Boost Health Car For Early Week Checks
Pacific Company operates an Employee's Better Health car to keep staff healthy. In Lordsburg a crew of 40 to 50 workers were examined with positive results. Dr K J Duntvey led the effort with assistant Robert J Foote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bootherm Pacific Company
Eeployee
K. J. Duntvey
Lordsburg
Duntavey
Robert J. Foote
Excellent card at the Palador April 20 set
Manager Ralph Smith of the Palador Pavilion has arranged a fight card for April 20 regarded as one of the best. He aims to pair Jimmy Wakefield, a top local fighter, with Joe Lucero, Arizona champion, on this bill. The rest of the card weights are listed on another page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Smith
Palador Pavilion
Jimmy Wakefield
Joe Lucero
Arizona
Lyons and Fitch Smelter Receives Ore Mid Month
The Lyons and Fitch Smelter will be erected and ready to receive ore by mid month as miners with small claims in the Gold Hill district begin hauling ore. The Indian Spriggs Mining Co. owns Elaine group and has been extracting ore, planning to increase once the smelter operates. The venture, tied to Lyons and Me, Piteh and acme high grade ore, is expected to provide lasting employment and boost local citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas FE. Lyons
Indian Spriggs Mining Company
Gold Hill
Pany
Lyons
Acme
San Antonio
Judge Hay dispatches several defendants to Santa Fe
Judge George W. Hay handled numerous court matters this week sending Vaidore D. LaQ Sisto Medine and John Lawson to Santa Fe. Carring Morales was ordered to stay with Sheriff Conner for days. Sheriff Conner and Special Officer Jack Vinson escorted the trio to Santa Fe as Judge May calls a jury for April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Hay
Vaidore D. Laq
Sisto Medine
John Lawson
Santa Fe
Carring Morales
Conner
Jack Vinson
May
Son of Man moving picture at Methodist church
The Methodist church invites the public to view Son of Man on Friday April 12 at 7500. wm. The eight reel color film, two years in the making, is described as the most beautiful Life of Christ screenings. Dr. K E Morrison will lecture during showings with portable projectors. No admission charge. silver offering collected. Children must be accompanied by adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Wm. Thin
Judea
Palestine
Pathe Company
Midland Company
Chicaigo
John McCormick
Homer Reedeheaver
Gypsie Smith
K. E. Morrison
Hilladale Mich
N. and T. Club Hostess Delights Members
A Tuesday afternoon gathering at the N. and T. Club with hostess A. L. Green. Members included Mesdames J. KH. Allen S. EB. Allen S.M. Chase Chas Fuller FE S. Lewis R. A. Palm H. L. Scofield W. H. Small George Trimble and hostess. Guests were Mrs. Inez Boowell and Mrs. F. W. Parker. Lovely refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iMre
A. L. Green
N. and
Mesdames
J. KH. Allen
S. EB. Allen
S.M. Chase
Chas Fuller
S. Lewis
R. A. Palm
H. L. Scofield
W. H. Small
George Trimble
Inez Boowell
F. W. Parker
Oil Well No 1 Spudded In On Muir Ranch Mon
Oil Well No 1 spudded in on Muir Ranch Monday. Driller H D Martin leads the crew as machinery moves to reach depths for commercial oil. Local optimism cites prior wells in the basin producing oil and references the Lordsburg basin’s predicted wealth. Judge George W Hay observed the scene and praised the enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muir Ranch
K. Purse
Stateville
California
Lordsburg
Muir Road
H. D. Martin
San Juan Basin
Lee County
Mexico
George W. Hay
New Mexico Growers Back Pototo Act Exemption
Governor Clyde Tingley supports potato growers opposing the federal potato act for New Mexico. He cites that McKinley and Hidalgo counties protested the plan while New Mexico meets local needs of about 140000 bushels annually, and states producing over 720000 bushels should be excluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Tingley
New Mexico
McKinley
Hidalgo
New Mextern
Weather Forecast for Lordsburg New Mexico April 4 1995
Meteorological Station Lordsburg New Mexico April 4 1995 forecast from Weather Bureau Denver predicts minimal temperature changes tonight Friday with partly cloudy skies. Winds from the west remain light with little change in temperature Friday and Saturday. A low of 42 degrees Friday. 40 degrees Saturday. Yesterday and past week high 76. today low around 4. March rainfall 0.32 inches. Brewer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Pali
Denver
Colo
Lordsburg
Brewer
Business Visitors From Rodeo and Virden In Lordsburg
Mrs. Ray Eddington of Rodeo and J. Robbe of Virden were business visitors in Lordsburg this week with brief local engagements noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Eddington
Rodeo
Lordsburg
J. &. Robbe
Virden
Deport Alien Criminals Under H.R. 6795 Proposal
An editorial argues for H R 6795 to broaden deportation of criminal aliens and empower the Labor Department to apprehend illegal entrants. It notes the burden of aliens in penal institutions and suggests funds spent on prosecutions could fund education to reduce juvenile crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Hauptman
Department of Labor
Also Mentioned on This Page
FE. C. DeMoss
Soax
Fio Rito
K. P. Hall
T. B. Williams
Sylvia Kerr
Williams
Robert Hill
Hiram Prakefield
Weldon
GP. A
HOY
Boy Scouts
Church OF Christ
J. A. Phillips
P.m
Sweetheart of
Dalgo
OCC
B.T.U
Roy
Sara Gase
Shirley Henstee
Sara Cass
Shirley Hensler
Lois Jordan
BY. P. Ulas Crue
Ritters
Palador
Lyons and Fitch Smelter
Lyons and Pitch
Lordeburg
A. W. Hay
T. Club
Wrather Porecas
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