Notice of Probate Hearing for Mary Dee Kipp Will
In Hidalgo County New Mexico the Probate Court sets August 16 1963 at 11 00 am in Lordsburg for hearing proof of the Last Will and Testament of Mary Dee Kipp. Objections must be filed with Hidalgo County Clerk by hearing date. Emma J Scofield County Clerk. Joseph W Hodges attorney for petitioner. First publication July 19 1963. Last publication August 9 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dee Kipp
Hidalgo County
New Mexico
Lordsburg
A. D
Emma J. Scofield
Silver City
Protest Window for Groundwater Application in New Mexico
The State Engineer invites protests from corporations the State of New Mexico or the United States regarding a groundwater application. Protests must explain why approval should not be granted and include proof of service on the applicant. Protests due within ten days after final publication. Pending no protest, the action will be considered around August 26, 1963. Published August 2 and August 16, 1963. State Engineer 5. E. Reynolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
United States of America
E. Reynolds
Divorce Notice in Hidalgo County Civil Case 2482
Judy Finney seeks an absolute divorce from Carrol Finney in Hidalgo County New Mexico Civil No 2482. The defendant must appear by September 13 1963 or a default judgment will be entered. Attorneys Woodbury Schaber and Nunn filed the complaint. Clerk Petra D Estrada signs. First publication August 2 1963. Last publication August 23 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
New Mexico
Carrol Finney
Hidalgo County
Woodbury, Schaber and Nunn
Lordsburg
District Court
Petra D. Estrada
Notice of correction for water permit change in New Mexico
Notice records on July 3 1963 that Sidney O Wright of Hidalgo County New Mexico seeks to change 1284.60 acre feet of water per year by abandoning irrigation on 428.20 acres and beginning irrigation on 131.82 473.27 468.89 53.15 acre parcels in Section 27 Township 25 South Range 20 West with no extra rights beyond existing files A 83 Enlarged and A 84.
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N. M
Sidney O. Wright
Animas County
Hidalgo
New Mexico
Toaster Found Atop Conoco Tank In Lordsburg Hike
Loyd Reed Jr and Gary Saunders while hiking near Reed home discovered an electric toaster and two clocks stolen in a CPS robbery last week atop an old Conoco storage tank. The find occurred during a Thursday afternoon excursion in Lordsburg, New Mexico.
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Loyd Reed, Jr
Gary Saunders
Reed
Conoco
CPS
Mayors Gift to City Signals Continental Trail Ways
July 31 1953 reports gifts from Memphis and San Diego mayors to the city's mayor arriving on first coaches for a new Continental Trail Ways through service between Memphis and the West Coast. Claude Lytle, son of Mr and Mrs Bill Lytle, transferred from Norman Oklahoma to Oceana Virginia for further training. American Legion and Auxiliary claim second place in Silver City parade for their Prayer for World Peace float winning 15 dollars. Dr and Mrs F G Behrmlander depart for a state wide trip across Indiana lasting August.
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Memphis
Tenn
San Diego
Calif
West Coast
Claude Lytle
Bill Lytle
Norman
Okla
Oceana
Bob Williams
The
American Legion
Legion and Auxiliary
Silver City
Red Cross First Aid Course Opens August 3
Dr J H Baxter will start a standard course in Red Cross first aid at the City Hall on August 3. The program aims to train residents in basic emergency care and lifesaving techniques over a structured syllabus.
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J H. Baxter
Red Cross
Local youth and service groups meet through the week
Monday through Friday events bring together LULAC Robert Swan Auxiliary, Boy Scout Troop I, Troop 123, Rainbow Girls, Woerman's Missionary League, Lion's Club, Knights of Pythias, Tuesday Club, and Woman's Society of Christian Service for community outreach and youth programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LULAC
Robert Swan
Boy Scout
Rainbow Girls
Woerman’s Missionary
Lery
Lion’s Club
Knights of Pythias
Woman's Society of Christing Service
Lordsburg Weekend Social Roundup
Names of Lordsburg residents and visitors appear in a patchwork of weekend social notes. The Easterwood and McFarland families host and visit friends, with several Phoenix visitors included and a request for the return of the Chamber of Commerce flag. A three year old saddle horse is offered for 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lordsburg Liberal Publishing Co., Inc
Richard B. Rice
Ceme
Richard B. Rice, Jr
Mary Frances Rice
State OF New Mexico
Joseph W. Hodges
Judy Finney
State Engineer's Office
Lordsburg Lodge
George Jeffus
Laddie Pendleton
AKAN
Liberal
Squeeky
DeLa Garza
S. Main St
Sally Hardin Young
Harold E. Scofield
Saturday Evening Post
White
Lordsburg Hospital Company
F. G. Behmlander
Indiana
Rov Karch
Claude
Harber J. Heather
Main St
State Farm Mutual Automobile
Mocutipatan
Levent
Catholic Men
City Council Business & Professions
We Men Moctez
Eugene Easterwood
Redrock
Dorothy Patton
Redmet
Harold McFeland
B Pase
Lei Brown
Connie
McFarland
Johnet Kish
John A. Jake Son
J. P. Herlyck
Jak
Phoenix
Pag Ge
Phonix
Herlyck
Git Sos
Chamber of Commer
John Robertson
Peg
First National Bank of
Federal Reserve System
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