Dogs poisoned in city. residents urge leash and vaccination
The Observation Post reports three dogs were poisoned in a city district on April 16. Owners named include GF Miller, 517 E. 8th St, Jessica J Estracs, 608 E. 7th St, and Joan D. Neal, 320 E. 6th St. One dog died, another sickened. a child was later bitten by a stray, prompting calls for rabies vaccination and dog confinement. A veterinarian clinic and vaccination efforts were discussed, with notes about scheduling and public notices.
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Arerit
GF. Miller
Jesas J. Estracs
Joan D. Neal
Miller
Revada
Hitson
Beaubien
Fairgrounds
Eddie Calloway
S. Main St
Pas
Faror in Grocery Ad Causes Price Error
In the Up-To-Date Grocery ad an error appears with flour priced at 79c instead of 97c. The Liberal reports the correction and notes the printing mistake in this issue.
Animas Chooses Delegates for Girls and Boys State
Animas selects its Girls State delegate Sharon Roark with Moore as alternate after an essay on Americanism. Girls State runs in Albuquerque June 14 to 21. Boys State finalists are Jack Lasher and Ralph Richards with George Reager as alternate, event held in Roswell June 6 to 12.
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Animas
Afer
Sharon Roark
Moore
Aluerque
Jack Lasher
Ralph Richards
George Reager
Roswell
Archery Range Improvements Invite Club Members
Archery Club officials request arsenack riders and drivers to avoid the Archery range east of by and between 7th and Streets. The range has been leveled and work completed to make it usable. Interested individuals are urged to join the Ker Club and participate in range affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archery Club
Arsenack
Ker Club
Trio Steal Tires Arrested With Dope in Lordsburg Case
Three California men Michael Drake Thomas Stephens and Willard Barrett were arrested Tuesday night by Sheriff McCarty and officers Arredondo and Richardson after a tire theft at Eneo service station on East Railroad Ave. Marijuana and barbiturates were found on them and in the car. they admitted narcotic use and leaving California Monday. Charges were expected to be filed Thursday.
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California
Eneo
East Railroad Ave
Leroy McCarty
Tony Arredondo
Bernard Richardson
Michael Drake
Granada Hills
Thomas Stephens
Long Beach
Willard G. Barrett
el Paseo
Lordsburg
Severdo Receives LULACer Award at District Convention
The Southwestern New Mexico LULAC District Convention drew over 200 attendees for a banquet and dance. Herbert Saucedo received the outstanding LULACer Council 358 award while national officers Paul Andow Emma Berroterani Salvado Berroterani and Edmundo Moreno attended. Mayor Harber Heather delivered the welcome and praise for LULAC education efforts. Senator R H Wamel discussed legislation to expand adult vocational schools with federal aid. National President Andow closed with a call to exercise constitutional rights through education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
LULAC
Lulacer Council
Herbert Saucedo
Paul Andow
Emma Berroterani
Lulac Housing Incorporated
Salvado Berroterani
Edmundo Moreno
Harber Heather
Lulacs
R. H. Wamel
Andow
Heather
C. L. Altuna Jr
E. J. Reynoso
Softball interest sought at the high school
Jim Rusk and Arlan Ropp invite players to contact them within a week about forming a softball group. They hope to hold a May tournament if interest grows, then set up a summer league and arrange practice games for interested players.
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Jim Rusk
Arlan Ropp
Rusk
Ropp
Jury expected to reach verdict in Eaves murder trial
The murder trial of Archie L. Mike Eaves for the death of Leon Whipple began Tuesday with jury selection and concluded Thursday afternoon with the case to be given to jurors by 4 p m The defense rested as the state relied on circumstantial evidence and a panel of twelve jurors was seated with alternate Valentin e Silvas excused prior to recess District Attorney C Serna assisted by Leland Stone on crutches led the proceedings with defense counsel Ed Trivy and John A Anderson present in Las Cruces and Lordsburg
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie L
Mike) Eaves
Eaves
Leon Whipple
Ion
Valentine Silvas
Joan Lewis Croom
Mrs. Lee P. Smith
Marvin L. Folk
Lesiie J Harvell
Jack E. Murray
Carl Lehman
Philip Don Burton
Fete Maxwell
Nick R. Arambulu
Bill Massey
Felix C. Valdi Iexo
Sid Raymunde
C Sauceca
Leland Stone
C. Serna
Stone
Ed Triviy
Las Cruces
John A Anderson
Lordsburg
Fails Campaigns Here For Reelection
G Y Fails incumbent state corporation commissioner seeks Democratic renomination. He visited Lordsburg with aide Manuel Salinas, a local, as he campaigns. Fails is a World War II veteran and longtime American Legion member, having served as Department Adjutant before his election.
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G. Y. Fails
Lordsburg
Santa Fe
Manuel Salinas
Manuel de la Garza
Fails
American Legion
Corporation Commission
Loyalty Day Proclaimed in Lordsburg Public Display Urged
May 1 is National Loyalty Day by public law from 1958. Lordsburg mayor Harber Heather proclaims the day and urges a Friday flag display by all citizens in recognition of defending speech press and worship freedoms against suppression.
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Congress
Lordsburg
Harber Heather
Lordsburg Pistol and Rifle Club Meeting May 4
The Lordsburg Pistol and Rifle Club will meet at City Hall on May 4 at 7 30 p m. Members will discuss upcoming events and club affairs.
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Lordsburg Pistol and Rifle Club
City Hall
Commission Sets Hearing Over Passenger Train Cutbacks
The State Corporation Commission ordered a hearing in Deming on May 14 at 9:30 am to review the reduction in service from the consolidation of Southern Pacific trains the Golden State Limited and the Sunset Limited. The railroad must show cause to restore former service and submit cost and revenue records. unions protest job losses as two trains are joined between El Paso and Los Angeles, leaving two daily schedules each way.
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State Corporation Commission
Deming
Southern Pacific
Golden State Limited
Sunset Limited
Lordsburg
G. Y. Falls
State Corporation
Los Angeles
FE Paso
Golden State
Chicago
Sunset
New Orleans
el Paso
Chamber of Commerce
Mayor and Four Aldermen Take Office Monday
The four newly elected aldermen assumed office on the City Council at a special meeting Monday evening. They are Gilbert Buvens, Jesus Estrada, Fred Fwing, and Allen Hill for four year terms, replacing Richard Allen, Damon Dunagan, Manuel Ramirez, and Charles Walter. Mayor Harber Heather began a second two year term Monday evening. Holdover aldermen whose terms expire in 1866 are Francisco Chaires, Rodolfo Chavez, Bill Kimkey, and Eugene Noce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Buvens
Jesus Estrada
Fred Fwing
Allen (Hooky) Hill
Richard Allen
Damon Dunagan
Manuel Ramirez
Charles Walter
Harber Heather
Francisco
Kiki) Chaires
Rodolfo Chavez
Bill Kim Kiey
Eugene Noce
Miss Lordsburg Pageant Opens for Mis Lordsburg contestants
Contest sponsored by Lordsburg Hidalgo Chamber of Commerce to choose a Miss Lordsburg who will compete at the South Central New Mexico Pageant in Las Cruces May 21 22 23 Entrants must be Hidalgo County residents for six months high school graduates by September the age 13 to 28 and single Talent must be ringing dancing instrument or dramatics Judges cannot be Hidalgo County residents Entry forms available at the Chamber of Commerce office due May 4 Time and location to be announced next week in Liberal.
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Lordsburg
Lordsburg Hidalgo
Chamber of Commerce
Future Homemakers Meet In Silver City
District 14 of the New Mexico Association of Future Homemakers of America formed with chapters from Cliff Silver City Cobre Deming and Lordsburg. Officers installed include Karen Poe president Yolanda Castll vice president Betty Whitehead secretary Linda Shock treasurer Toni Noce historian Nellie Diaz parliamentarian Cecilia Martinez and Linda Hulton. Next district meeting set for fall 1964 at Cobre High School.
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Lordsburg
Silver City
New Mexico
Cecilia Martinez
Cobre
Linda Hulton
Devotions
Cobre High School
Glasses and Curtains Sought by Hidalgo General Hospital
Residents are asked to donate extra ice tea glasses to Hidalgo General Hospital. The hospital also needs four wide or six narrower sheer straight panel curtains for the dining room.
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Hidalgo General Hospital
Board of Equalization To Meet May First
Hidalgo County Board of Commissioners will convene as Board of Equalization in the courthouse Friday May 1 to hear taxpayers appealing the assessor. Next regular meeting for the commissioners is Friday May 8 at 9 40 am. The county budget hearing is set for Friday June 9 at 9 am in district courtroom.
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Hidalgo County Board of Commissioners
Board of Equalization
Lordsburg Briefs Residents Travel and Visits
Howard Ahiness returned from Las Cruces after teaching an AT&T school. Charlotte Robertson and roommate Kay Baker visited from Artesia New Mexico at the Robertson home. Mrs Louise Robertson of Hiversile California visits her sons families John and Dudley Robertson. Mrs Jack Morgan returned from surgery at Southwestern General Hospital El Paso. Mrs Wesley Freeburg Mrs C J Rabers and Dave Warren attend the P T A convention in Alamogordo this week. Frances Lawrance returned from Midland Texas visit with her ill mother.
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Charlotte Robertson
Kay Baker
Artesie
New Mexico
John. Robertson
Louise Robertson
Hiversile, Calif
John Robertson
Dudley Robertson
Jack Morgan
Southwestern General Hospital
Fl Paso
Wesley Freeburg
C J. Rabers
Dave Warren
Alamogordo
Frances Lawrance
Midland
Texas
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Trio
Severdo
Lulacer
G. Y
Commission
Howard Ahiness
At&t
Southern Pacific Railroad
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