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Lordsburg Liberal

Location

Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1933

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Crowell Children Vacationing in Hidalgo County

The Crowell children from Douglas are enjoying a vacation with Hidalgo County friends. Mary visits Mary Lucille Wright at the Wright ranch and Billy visits the Gauthier children at Animas. Since leaving Lordsburg, Mary becomes a state notable musician and Billy mingles with famous people. John emerges as a leading Arizona financier and Mrs. Crowell is a recognized leader among women.

John D. Crowell Douglas Hidalgo County Mary Mary Lucille Wright Wright Ranch Billy Gauthier Animas Crowell Lordsburg Sidney Smith John Arizona

Birthday Picnic for Mel Trimble Enjoyed With Friends

Friends gathered for a Saturday birthday picnic for Mel Trimble at a shady canyon off the Silver City highway. The menu included steak and dutch oven biscuits with attendees Mrs. G. W. Trimble A L Green Charlie Fuller Walter Boswell S M Chase Harry Scofield F H Singer G W Hanna W H Small Dorothy Singer Mildred Boswell and Henry Fuller.

Mel Trimble Silver City A. L. Green Charlie Fuller Walter Boswell S. M. Chase Harry Scofield F. H. Singer G. W. Hanna W. H. Small Dorothy Singer Mildred Boswell Henry Fuller

State Convention of the W C T U Meets in Albuquerque

The State Convention of the W C T U will convene in Albuquerque on August 15 16 and 17. Lordsburg Union will send delegates to be named at their meeting today.

Albuquerque Lordsburg Union

Local Business Houses Signing NRA Pledges

Lordsburg officials report full local support for President Roosevelt’s Emergency Re-employment Campaign under the NRA. Mayor Harry Rosenstein says America is at war against an unseen enemy and pledges aim to restore jobs, raise buying power, and display N E A emblems as firms join the blanket code.

Washington America Harry Rosenstein National Recovery Administration Roosevelt Hugh S. Johnson United States Army Navy Lordsburg Johnson

Marquis Smith Shines as Local Musician and Librarian

Marquis Smith, featured in a Century of Progress series on New Mexico participation, is praised as a credit to his home town band and community. He serves as solo clarinetist in the band and saxophonist in the All-State orchestra, and as official librarian in charge of music for sixty parts.

Marquis Smith New Mexico

Birthday Party Held For Shirley Henslee

Shirley Henslee hosted a Saturday afternoon birthday gathering at her home east of town. Basil Fuller directed games with Mildred Howe winning the apple and measuring contests and Evelyn Killebrew taking the automobile contest prize. Ice cream and cake served to guests including Jackie Dunlap, Malcolm and Mildred Boswell, Dora and Jackie Heather, Opal Wright, Olive Ann Wright, Mary Morris, Emil Henslee, Lula Johnson, Arvil Gale, Sister Gale and Basil Fuller.

Shirley Henslee Basil Fuller Mildred Howe Evelyn Killebrew Jackie Dunlap Malcolm Mildred Boswell Dora Jackie Heather Opal Olive Ann Wright Mary Morris Emil Henslee Lula Johnson Arvil Gale

Mrs Gert Crosby Funeral Attendees Reach San Francisco and Watsonville

Mrs Val Solfman of San Francisco and Mr and Mrs Lew Myers of Watsonville Calif. could not attend the funeral of Mrs Gert ude Crosby daughter of Mrs Sarah Simpson lifelong friends. They arrived Thursday night to be with the family a few days then returned Sunday to their homes.

Val Solfman San Franciso Lew Myers Watsonville Calif Gertrude Crosby Sarah Simpson

Cement steps added at Hidalgo and post office block

Contractor Dick Tatsch installed a cement step in front of the post office and Hidalgo block matching the Bank and Hollen block. The upgrade is praised as a much desired improvement and credits Joe Hollen for starting the effort.

Dick Tatsch Bank Hollen Post Office Hidalgo Block Joe Hollen

Married at Airport Ends in Tucson Nuptials

Sgt and Mrs Hurley D Jones hosted a reception at their U S A airport headquarters Saturday August 8 with Arch ie Grout of Tucson Airport and Rita Williams of Tucson marrying in a ceremony by Justice C W Marsalis. Guests included Corp Tholander Wallace Brewer and Hon C W Marsalis as well as the couple. They spent Sunday at Cave Creek and returned to Lordsburg before departing for Tucson Monday.

Hurley D. Jones Archie Grout Tucson Rita Williams C. W. Marsalis Sgt Mrs. Jones Cave Creek Lordsburg

Duncan couple wed at Christian parsonage

Pat McCarty and Miss Katherine Smith of Duncan were married by Rev. T A Phillips at the Christian parsonage on Saturday afternoon.

Pat McCarty Katherine Smith Duncan T. A. Phillips Christian Parsonage

Real Mail Service Highlighted by Arizona Superintendent

A correspondence exchange shows Dos Cabezas Arizona official R A Palm receiving papers dropped by an airplane near Apache Pass. The letters from E V Pettis of Lindbergh Field San Diego praise safe delivery and note future drops, inviting Palm to discuss local Chamber of Commerce and Lions Club issues.

Ciue Chamber of Commerce Lions Club A. Palm Department of Commerce Aeronautics Lindbergh Field San Diego Calif R. A. Palm Dos Cabezas, Ariz

Annabel's Fourth Birthday Party At Mrs K Vinson Home

A springtime party for Annabel's fourth birthday was hosted at Mrs K Vinson's home with pink blue and white decorations. Guests included Leta Eppstein Billy Shumaker Charley Ben Claudine Olney and others who enjoyed ice cream cake suckers and games with prizes awarded to Jackie Heather and Opal Wright.

K. Vinson Annabel Leta Eppstein Billy Shumaker Charley Ben

Teacher College Head Dismissed. Graham Named Successor

Dr A O Bowden who led State Teachers College Silver City for 11 years was dismissed by the board of regents Monday afternoon. Dr Hoyt C Graham, head of STC chemistry for six years, was chosen to succeed him. The board cited an audit and a North Central Association report. Attending were Mrs Alice Huff and others. Frank Vesely was absent. Vesely had tendered his resignation to Governor Seligman last Saturday.

A. O. Bowden State Teachers’ College Silver City Board of Regents Hoyt C. Graham STC Bowden North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools A. O. Rowden Teachers’ College Alice Huff Margaret Downey Lordsburg Dominic Rollie Gallup C. G. Sage Deming Frank Vesely Vesely Arthur Seligman Board

Highway engineers arrive for Road Forks Rodeo segment work

Two groups totaling twelve location engineers have arrived to begin work on the Road Forks Rodeo portion of highway 80 as a prelude to letting the contract to complete the highway.

Road Forks-Rodeo

Joe Hollen the Wizard Designs Copper Hotel Awning

Joe Hollen designed a copper awning for the Hotel Hollen and contractor Dick Tatech built it. The two earned praise for their craftsmanship and collaboration on the project.

Joe Hollen Hollen Joe Dick Tatech

Misses Johnson Chase Leave for Long Beach Vacation

Misses Helen Johnson and Nancy and Helen Chase left Monday to Long Beach California for a vacation. Katherine Davidson of Virden is visiting Hanna Mae Ewan.

Helen Johnson Nancy Helen Chase Long Beach Calif Katherine Davidson Virden Hanna Mae Ewan

Day family errands in California cattle business drive

Mr and Mrs Harry Day and their daughter Sandra traveled to Los Angeles on cattle industry business. They started a day early and drove through the night arriving an hour before Harrys 9 9 appointment. Their new Chevrolet has logged nearly 3000 miles.

Harry Day Sandra Los Angeles Harry

McNutt Oil to Establish Branch in Lordsburg

FE Owdenbough auditor for McNutt Oil and Refining Co. Dona Ana County is in town this week arranging to set up headquaters for the McNutt Refining Co the state s only independent refinery handling Dixie gasoline. Tank line operators plan to house quarters in Lordsburg.

FE. N. Owdenbough McNutt Oil and Refining Co Dona Ana County McNutt Refining Co Independent Refining Co Lordsburg

Cowboy injures horse rider in White Signal incident

James McCauley son of J L Mc Cauley White Signal was seriously injured when a horse fell on him. He sustained a broken pelvis and two leg fractures and was taken to Lordsburg hospital for X rays and setting bones. He faces six weeks to three months in hospital. Morris Rendal, brother of Mrs J R Schwarz, died August 4 in Los Angeles after years of illness.

James McCauley J. L. McCauley White Signal Lordsburg Hospital Morris Rendal J. R. Schwarz Avray Los Angeles Calif

Las Cruces Alamogordo Highway Should be Built

Editorial urges immediate construction of the Las Cruces Alamogordo highway to fill gaps on the all year round transcontinental route. It argues the road would access White Sands National Monument, promoting tourism and benefiting the state and national interest.

Las Cruces Alamogordo Las Cruces Alamogordo New Mexico All America White Sands America Las Cruzcos-Alamogordo Bureau of Public Ready

Ball Game Saturday Between Camp lortal and Lordsburg Stars

A ball game is scheduled Saturday at 2:30 PM at the ball park between Camp lortal of Cave Creek and the Lordsburg Stars. At 6:30 PM a boxing program featuring one six round and three other rounds will be held at the Palador dance pavilion followed by a Jitney dance with music by the Blue Birds.

Camp Lortal Cave Creek Lordsburg Stars Palador Dance Blue Birds

Lordsburg Fire Department Reorganized With New Members

The Lordsburg Fire Department met Tuesday night and reorganized officers. Gene Montague was re-elected Chief with Earle Kerr as assistant chief and Jim Hughes as Captain. several young men were admitted as members.

Gene Montague Earle Kerr Jimmry Hughes Gene Lordsburg

Shirts Recovered After Deming Box Car Break-In

About 50 suspects tied to a box car theft in the Deming yards were rounded up with Sheriff Conner Chief Deputy Morris Joe Sanchez and Jack Vinmeon aiding. Stolen shirts were traced to Mike Ortez who was on parole for murder. A second set of shirts and goods was found in Deming.

Deming Conner Morris Joe Sanches Jack Vinmeon S. P North Lordsburg Joe Sanchez Mike Ortez Thorn

Chief Cochran Dies After Ranch Accident

Chief M. C. Cochran a longtime Muir ranch hand died after being crushed when a horse fell on him at the ranch. He passed away at DeMoons hospital at nine o'clock. His wife Elizabeth Cochran was notified by wire from Clayton. The body lies in state at Heather Mortuary awaiting funeral arrangements.

M. C. Cochran Muir Ranch DeMoons Hospital Elizabeth Cochran Clayton Heather Mortuary

Sermon on Finding God at Methodist Church

Pastor S. M. Mims invites the congregation to hear Finding God as the Sunday morning sermon topic at the Methodist Church. Evening service follows at eight o'clock and a musical surprise is planned for Sunday school.

Gilbert Chestertom God

Wright spends week with aunt in Virden

Olive Annn Wright spent last week visiting her aunt in Virden, staying for several days before returning home.

Olive Annn Wright Virden

Bridge Party Honors Mrs Vinson Guests

Mrs J K Vinson entertained with two bridge tables on Saturday evening in honor of guest Mrs L B Stevens. Attending were Mesdames L C Brown Geo Tyra Walter Boswell Harry Martin H H Daniels Ming Imm Pairly and the honoree. Martin won high. Dainty salad and cookies were served.

J. K. Vinson L. B. Stevens Mesdames L. C. Brown Geo. Tyra Walter Boswell Harry Martin HH. Daniels Ming Imm Mere Martin

Mayor Rowenstein Heads to California for Union Purchases

Mayor Harry Rowenstein departed on Wednesday for Los Angeles and other California points to authorize full purchases for the Union while away from the city.

Harry Rowenstein Los Angeles California Union

Patricia Zella Fickinger Finds Welcome Home

Patricia Zella Fickinger came to live with Mr. and Mrs. Rollo R. Fickinger on July 20th and she likes her home.

Patricia Zella Fickinger Weight & Ibe Mra Rollo R. Fickinger

Library Board Social Hour Hosted by Mrs Wells

Library board members gathered at Mrs Olivia Wells home for a social hour after a Monday meeting. The event featured frie salad cheese wafers coke and a homemade currant juice beverage. Guests included Mesdames J C Conner Claude Olney Felix Gauthier Animas Virden Meo Charles Johnson and the hostess.

Olivia Wells Library Board Teen Mesdames J. C. Conner Claude Olney Felix Gauthier Animas

New Mexico Band At Chicago Century of Progress Exposition

New Mexico sent a 60 member band from various high schools to the Century of Progress Exposition with student musicians and vocalists. They rehearsed in Las Vegas and Portales before concerts in San ta Fe Albuquerque and Portales. The group toured through Port Sumner and Clovis, performing at venues and receiving support from local citizens, on their way to Chicago for a New Mexico day at the fair.

New Mexico Las Vegas Ernest Pogue Portales Field Auditorium Coe Howard World's Fair Commission Powne Santa Fe Ico Capitol Chicago Albuquerque Tingley Beach Praccisean Hotel Qovis Port Sumner Clowie Plaza In Clovie

Lordsburg Hidalgo Library Board Meeting Highlights

Library board met August 7 with President Mrs Claude Fuller presiding. Reports list members and representatives, free cards issued to date, July circulation figures for books and magazines, and 1932 annual report totals. New books include Grace Whitney Hoff donated by John Jacob Hoff. After the meeting, members enjoyed luncheon at Mrs Wells home.

Claude Fuller Mes Ea Conner Chas, Johntson Olney N. Tenney Virden Felix Gauthier Olivia M. Weil Grace Whitney Hoff Carolyn Patch John Jacob Hoff LC. Conner Chas. Johnson Claude Olney Tom Waddel Mrs

Lordsburg School Census Finds 44 427 Boys 417 Girls

Local teachers report Lordsburg has a school census with 44 427 boys and 417 girls. The article notes girls outnumber boys in many communities.

Lordsburg

Catherine June Birth Announcement At Hot Springs

Mrs T H Card announce the birth of Catherine June born August 9 1933 at Hot Springs to Mr and Mrs T H Card.

Catherine June Hot Springs T. H. Card

Missionary Society Meeting at Mrs Cobb residence

The regular weekly gathering of the W. M. A. convened at Mrs. Cobb’s home with Mrs. Effie Bass as hostess. Attendees included Mesdames Andy Jones Felix Jones Lena Cobb Sam Gass Frank Corbell Chay Pence F A Sykes F S Christian Witt Lynn Marvin Pierce M Moore and Misses Pauline Rutter Clara Cobb Mary Agnes Pence. A two course lunch followed the Acts two lesson.

Cobb Effie Bass Andy Jones Felix Jones Lena Cobb Sam Gass Frank Corbell Chay Pence F. A. Sykes F. S. Christian Witt Lynn Marvin Pierce M. ©. Moore Pauline Rutter Clara Cobb Mary Agnes Pence

Sewing Club gathers with Miss Ima Fairly

The Wednesday Sewing Club met with Miss Ima Fairly this week. Members included Mesdames Harry Martin Claude Olney Bob Dunlap Walter Boswell Arthur Shumaker with Mesdames Lawrence Scott and Marvin Fuller also in attendance.

Ima Harry Martin Claude Olney Bob Dunlap Walter Boswell Arthur Shumaker Lawrence Scott Marvin Fuller

Levy family return from Century of Progress honors

Jesse T. Levith of the State Land Office visited home over Sunday to bring his son Marquis who has just earned great honors at the Century of Progress exposition with the New Mexico State wide Band.

Jesse T. Levith State Land Office Marquis New Mexico

Former Chef John Carr Leaves on New Mexico Colorado Vacation

John Carr, ex chef at Lords burg Cafe, departed Wednesday for northern New Mexico and Colorado for a vacation and will be away for an undetermined period.

John Carr Lordsburg Cafe New Mexico Colorado Mr. Carr

Mrs F H Singer Visited by Relatives from Missouri

Mrs F H Singer received a brief surprise visit on Wednesday from her aunt Mrs Molly Garrison and four daughters from Richland Missouri.

F. FH. Singer Molly Garrison Richland Missouri

Mrs J L Jones and Son Return From Pecos Visit

Mrs J L Jones and her son returned Monday from a three week visit in Pecos Texas with Mrs Jones Richie daughter of Mrs Jones.

JL. R. Jones and Son Pecos Texas

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NRA Hidalgo and Apache Pass U. S E. V. Pettis the Wizard Cowboy Te Athletics Dodgers Ball Cohen Fisher Noche Sullivan Warren Jeffus Wright Bleauselt YANKS AB H Hall Lopstein Oiney BK Clark Parker 'Fuller Wood K. Clark Everxgons Chase Peseensetnsoree Lake Eveuraeees J. Kerr Jordan Oe Beersnereree Waddel Laurinas Fuller A Lewis Cochran R Giants AB E. Kerr Egon F Burke Eeeennee Eeciecesses Austin Eee Shellberg Ewene Ehrhardt Ee Adesserl Cochran Bridge Party J. L. Holaway Mee Albert Hill Lordsburg-Hidalgo Mrs. C Richard Lester Frank Winters Harry Rosensteif Missionary Society
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