Two More Candidates Enter County Race in Liberal Issue
In this issue of the Liberal two announced contenders join the field for county offices. Alan A. Koff seeks county treasurer in district 2, while Arnold D. Black and Robert Kerr vie for the county assessor post. The piece notes local road siding issues and chamber of commerce efforts to revive a highway project with federal aid, contingent on state financing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Couny
Alan A. Koff
Lordsburg
Contmoner
Arnold D. Black
Sderman
Sssor
Robert Kerr
Pyra
Animas
Kane
New Mexico
Chamber of Commerce
Highway Commission
U. S
State of New Mexico
Puns
Jack Adams
Wisdom Fragments Highlight Reach of Insight
Bits of Wisdom offer pithy quotes on actions and moods. These snippets urge reflection on restraint and judgment amid rapid choices and changing civilizations.
Mothers March of Dimes Drive Raises Funds and Volunteers
The Mother's March of Dimes event held Wednesday night gathered 34 participating mothers and raised 281.82 dollars via door to door canvassing. Lions Club members Cher Heather Victor Reay and il Kimbley served coffee at the Legion Hall with Williams assisting. Envelopes were mailed Wednesday for return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Cher Heather
Victor Reay
Il! Kimbley
the Legion Hall
Williams
Temperature Readings Re Reported by Southern Pacific Railroad
Temperature readings following a report indicate data collected by the Southern Pacific Railroad at a local location. The fragment notes recordings but lacks full context on dates, methods, or results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Pacific Railroad
Ministers Plan Joint Help for Transients in Lordsburg
Local clergy, police, and city officials back a fund supported by merchants to aid needy transients. Merchants refer seekers to police, then to churches for assistance with food purchases paid monthly by the Ministerial Alliance from donated funds after verification of need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg
Police Department
Ministerial Alliance
Salvation Army
Moctezuma Club Installs Officers for 1962
The Moctezuma Club installed officers for 1962 on Saturday January 27 at the American Legion Hall. Installing officer Mrs. Connie Saucedo presided over Rudy Chavez as president Ray Saucedo as vice president Mary Louise Moralez as secretary Reyes Placencia as assistant secretary Louis Diaz as treasurer Lalo Talavera Ramon Sanchez Tiburcio Ramirez Pablo Sanchez Ceaser Flores as councilmen Arturo Talavera and Arturo Lopez began their second year as councilmen. outgoing president Tiburcio Ramirez hosted a buffet dinner and the club thanked the American Legion for hall use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moctezuma Club
American Legion Hall
Connie Saucedo
Rudy Chavez
Ray Saucedo
Mary Louise Moralez
Reyes Placencia
Louis Diaz
Lalo Talavera
Juan Moralez
Tiburcio Ramirez
Pablo Sanchez Ramon Sanchez
Ceaser Flores
Arturo Talavera
Arturo Lopez
American Legion
Animas Panthers Run Streak To Fifteen Wins
The Animas Panthers beat Hatch 61 48 and Truth or Consequences 74 52 to extend their winning run to fifteen. Jim Richards led with 26 points, Armijo added 24, and four others scored in double figures as Animas eyes top seeding for the district tourney in Lordsburg February 23 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Animas Panthers
Hatch
Truth Or Consequences
Reserve
Animas
Lordsburg
Tor
Jim Richards
Armijo
Tigers
Cliff
V F W Auxiliary State President Visited Local Unit
Mrs Adramn Stewart president of the New Mexico Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars met with V F W Auxiliary No 3099 in Los Alamos at El Charro for a 2 to 5 PM round table on January 20. Discussions covered membership Community Service and the Daisy Gray Memorial Cancer Fund. Stewart noted the high local membership 125 percent and discussed Fall Out Shelters. She will return February 11 for District 4 meeting at Bayard V F W Hall with a pot luck supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Department of New Mexico
Adramn Stewart
Los Alamos
Ladies of Auxiliary
Stewart
el Charro
Coffe
Cancer Fund
Daisy Gray
Hazel Kinkema
Public Warned Of Counterfeit Bills
A western United States counterfeit wave reached Lordsburg with three twenty dollar notes bearing serial 1003038581 and Cleveland Ohio designation. Counterfeits use photo offset, lighter faces, no red and blue threads, thinner paper, worn appearance, and share serials. keep to banks or post offices for verification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Michigan
Lordsburg
Federal Reserve
Cleveland
Ohio
Treasury Department
Bank
Post Office
Rodeo Soldier in Exercise Great Bear in Alaska
Army Pvt. Ralph Dominguez of Rodeo son of Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Dominguez is set to join 23d Infantry personnel in Exercise Great Bear a joint U S Canadian winter maneuver in Alaska February 12 21 The operation tests cold weather doctrine and allied teamwork near Tanacross and Eielson Air Force Base in rugged Tanana valley terrain Dominguez a gunner in Combat Support joined the Army in September 1961 and trained at Fort Carson Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Ralph F. Dominguez
Manuel Dominguez
23D Infantry
Alaska
Tanacross
Eielson Air Force Base
Tanana River
Dominguez
Fort Carson, Colo
Rural Area Development program discussed by county leaders
At a Monday meeting in the district court room Ed H Hitson county agent chaired a session where Jack Wallace from the NMSA Extension Service outlined a self-help Rural Area Development program. The plan aims to build a county organization with committees and access to technical aid, distinct from a federal Area Redevelopment effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed H. Hitson
District Court Room
Jack Wallace
Nmsa Extension
Wallace
Farm Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Brown Construction Wins Hidalgo Highway Contract Bid
Brown Construction Co. was the low bidder at the Hidalgo County highway let for 4.83 miles of Highways 70 60. The project from Grant Hidalgo line westward, a division of I 10, with a bid of 921 216.45, about 7 461 under the engineer estimate. Next bidder was Wayne A Loudermilk Inc at 1 030 326.66. The contract requires 250 working days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown Construction Co
Highway Commission
Hidalgo County
Grant-Hidalgo County
Brown
Wayne A. Loudermilk, Inc
Congress proposes National Teachers Day
Congressman Joseph Montoya of New Mexico introduced a House Joint Resolution to designate May 15 each year as National Teachers Day. He urged the President to issue an annual proclamation for observance in schools and other venues with ceremonies and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Montoya
Also Mentioned on This Page
Animas Weather Data
U. S. Weather Bureau
V.F. W. Auxiliary State
Great Bear
Clyde Richins
Gilbert Buvens
Norma Weaver
State Labor Dept
Eva Thomas
Adelaide Kerr
Pauline Black
Mary Frances Rice
Wesley Freeburg
K. L. Hudgens
Virgil Jones
Lewis Conner
Iven Thygerson
Antone Thygerson
Sidney ©. Wright
Adair Merrell
Archie Payne
R. B. Rice
Brown Construction
Hidalgo
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