Railroads Boom With Heavy Freight and Passenger Traffic
Lordsburg notes rail business thriving as Pacific lines run twelve east and west freights daily plus four passenger trains. The system moves large assets, requires many workers for loading, maintenance, and rail bed upkeep, and recently the Pacific Express ordered eight million dollars of new freight cars. Travel costs drop with air conditioned parlors and reduced rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg
Rn Pacific
Uch
Pacific Prui: Express
Southern Pacific
Lordsburg Sees Push for Natural Gas Project
J Geiger of the State PWA and E W Oakley’s office in Fe consulted in Lordsburg with engineer C Morgan of Deming on installing natural gas. The city has passed ordinances and plans are moving. Geiger noted New Mexico will spend six million dollars on WPA projects led by UNM Albuquerque, the Supreme Court building in Santa Fe, and the Raton court home and jail project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Geiger
PWA
E. W. Oakley
Lordsburg
Tucsin Company
C Morgan
Deming
Geiger
Chamber of Commerce
E. M. Fisher
New Mexico
University of New Mexico At
Albuquerque
Supreme Court
Sanata Fe
Raton
Local Pioneer Mrs. Sara Sampson Celebrates 80th Birthday
Mrs Sara Sampson of Lordsburg marks her eightieth birthday on July 3 inviting friends to share a giant cake baked by Lordsburg Bakery Captain Simpson and wife of Paso travel to join their mother Mrs Freer who sent a birthday cake from New Jersey for the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Sampson
Lordsburg
Captain Simpson
Paso
Mrs. Freer
Simpson
New Jersey
Gilbert Buvens A Budding Fisherman In Mogollon Mtns
Gilbert Buvens son of Dr and Mrs R E Buvens joined his father and Earle Kerr on a trip to Big Dry Creek in the Mogollon mountains. He led the party with a fine trout and is credited with catching the largest fish. The young fisherman shows promise for future sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert
R. E. Buvens
Earle Kerr
Big Dry Creek
Mogollon Mountains
New Federal Home Completes Five-Room Adobe Pebble Dash
Mr and Mrs T E Hall and son Henry occupy their newly finished home praised as the best yet under federal supervision. Dick Tatsch built it with an eminent inspector approving the five room adobe pebble dash house with hardwood floors except the linoleum kitchen. An electric stove and refrigerator are installed and the house will soon be settled for living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Hall
Henry
Dick Tatsch
Revival Meeting at First Baptist Lords July 2 1936
The First Baptist Church of Lords invites a revival beginning Sunday July 2 1936. Rev C E Lancaster pastor of Pampa Texas will preach. Announcement to appear in the Liberal next issue. M C Moore pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church of Lords
C. E. Lancaster
Pampa
Texas
M. C. Moore
Card of thanks for Mrs. L. A. Washburn
Acknowledges the aid and sympathy offered during the illness and death of Mrs. L. A. Washburn. Signed by Joe Roberts and family including H. C. Washurn, G. R. Franklin, C. Hale Chenowth, Jesse Washburn, C. F. Weatherby and spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Washburn
Joe Roberts
H. C. Washurn
G. R. Franklin
C. Hale Chenowth
Jesse Washburn
C. F. Weatherby
Austin Family Homecoming From Arkansas Visit
Dr and Mrs C B Austin return from a month in Arkansas visiting Gabot Conway and Little Rock on their way to Hot Springs for mineral baths The trip marks first visit with Arkansas relatives since marriage and proved delightful The doctor benefited from rest and expects his left foot bones to heal fully after a heavy lift incident
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Austin
Arkansas
Gabot
Conway
Little Rock
Hot Springs
Austin
Attorney Harris W. Walthall Visits Chamber Secretary
Harris W. Walthall a noted FE Paso attorney former Kiwanis president and former Lt. Governor stopped by the Chamber of Commerce secretary Tuesday afternoon on legal business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris W. Walthall
FE Paso
Kiawanis
Chamber of Commerce
WPA Relief Workers In Deming District 4 Update
Lea Rowland of New Mexico WPA reported 73 percent of the District 4 relief road work is underway from Deming. Of 4284 certified workers, 3149 are on WPA projects, 711 on private industry, 971 under other agencies, while 1135 remain unassigned due to reporting, departure, or disability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deming
Lea Rowland
New Mexico
Works Progress Administrator
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
U. S. Army Engineering Corps
State Highway Department
Rowland
Lordsburg Tigers Beat Deming in Close Softball Clash
In Lordsburg the Tigers edge Deming 2 to 0 after a 0 0 tie through seven innings as Sanchez shines at bat with a two bag hit driving in Lalo for the decisive runs. The Wild Dogs overpower Deming 16 to 6 in the second game as Deming tires late. Visitors Mr and Mrs Young Bounds and Miss Joanna of Separ visited Lordsburg on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg “Tigers
Wild Dogs
Tigers
Sanchez
Joe DiMaggio
Lalo
Art
Deming
Mrs. Young Bounds
Miss Joanna
Separ
Lordsburg
Notable New Mexico Women Featured in National Biographies
The biographies include Mrs Luella Soderstrom Clark of Lordsburg active in clubs and politics and a former Hidalgo county school superintendent. Other names cited are Mrs Gerald Cassidy of Santa Fe and Mrs W F Coe of Glencoe Lincoln County NM. Clark is set to become Grand Chief of the New Mexico Pythian Sisters next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Rainbow Girls
Lordsburg
Eastern Star
Walter A Van Horn Weds Lillian McClendon in Tucson
Walter A. Van Horn and Lil lian McClendon of Tucson Arizona married at the Burruss home Friday June 26 at 830 pm. The ceremony was by Rev Bryan Hall of the Methodist church in attendance were Miss Elaine Burruss and Mrs Chandler Hill. The bride wore blush pink net over satin brocade and a gardenia corsage. The groom wore white palm beach. Mrs Burruss wore pale blue satin with rhinestones. The couple plan to reside in Tucson where Van Horn is in wholesale produce and she works in the treasurer's office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter A. van Horn
Lillian McClendon
Tucson
Arizona
Tol Burruss
Bryan Hall
The
Methodist Church
Elaine Burruss
Chandler Hill
Burruss
White Palm Beach
Deer visit at Little Hatchet mining camp noted
In a letter from Albert FE. Bader at Little Hatchet camp to the Chamber of Commerce he recalls a 5 00 p m deer coming for water in Lordaburg and says that yesterday at 6 09 p m the same doe returned with two other deer. his dog barked yet the deer stayed and he imagines a moving pictures reel of the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Albert FE
Bader
Lordaburg
Ritter Lumber Company Expands Office in Lordsburg
George P. Jeffus of the W. P Ritter Lumber Company enlarged the office to 12 by 17 feet. The interiors feature celotex on floor walls and ceiling with artistically arranged coloring. The firm repainted the building and added window awnings and a drinking fountain serving 99.99 ice cold, signaling local industrial progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George P. Jeffus
W. P Ritter Lumber Company
Jeffus
Lordsburg
Rainbow Girls Visit Juella Birchfield in El Paso
The Rainbow Girls enjoyed a brief visit with former member Juella Birchfield at her uncle Walter Birchfield's home in El Paso on their way home from the State Assembly at Roswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainbow Girls
Juella Birchfield
Walter Birchfield
el Paso
State Assembly
Roswell
Hill and McClure Visit Las Cruces Leader Plans New Court
Honorable C. C. Hill former New Mexico gubernatorial candidate arrives in Las Cruces with F. J. McClure. Hill, noted for extensive El Paso holdings, has taken over the Broadway Court to develop a modern tourist court in Las Cruces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Hill
New Mexico
F. J. McClure
Las Cruces
el Paso
Hill
Mr. 10
Broadway Court
John 8 Clark Honored as 20 30 Club President
John 8 Clark of Lordsburg becomes President of El Paso 20 30 Club at present residence with his wife and son Thomas Banks. An electrical engineer and University of Illinois graduate, he aims to promote civic improvement while he and the softball team clinched first half honors in the Service Club league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg
John 8. Clark
John H. Clark
Clark
el Paso
Thomas Banks
el Paso Herald-Post
Davenport
Iowa
New Mexico
Universiy of
Ilinois
New Mexico Military Institute
Roswell
20 30
Shirley's Operation Helps Dancer Recover in El Paso
Secretary Holt receives Mrs. L. C. Henslee's letter from Masonie Hospital El Paso noting Shirley Henslee underwent spine straightening surgery in two places on June 24. She is reported to be doing as well as possible and may return to Lordsburg in about a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holt
L. C. Henslee
Masonie Hospital
el Paso
Shirley
Lordsburg
Church of Christ Pastor Brimberry Preaches Welcoming Service
A Church of Christ message invites readers to Hebrewa 10 24-25 study and worship with Bible study classes and sermons. The pastor J I Brimberry promises courteous teachers a warm welcome at 8 and 11 o'clock worship and Wednesday prayer meetings as genuine feasts of prayer and study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Christ
J. I, Brimberry
Knights of Pything members advance to third rank
At the regular meeting W L Brock and Gordon L Parrar received the third rank of the order. Visitors from Douglas J C Hartner PF BE Nowland and John Slaughter assisted in the initiatory work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Pything
W. L. Brock
Gordon L Parrar
J.C. Hartner
Pf.be. Nowland
John Slaughter
Douglas
Methodist Church Bryan Hall Service Schedule
Church services listed with pastorship and worship times. Church school at 0:45 A.M. Worship at 11:00 A.M. subject A Christian Citizen. Evening service at 6:00 P.M.
Cooling device promises cheap breeze for homes
A. L. Green and Son install a cooling unit that uses a small electric fan to create a cool breeze. The machine costs 10.00 to install and lasts for an indefinite period. Water runs over cloth curtains as air is forced through, producing a cool fresh effect with electrical operating costs of only a few cents per week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Green and Son
Hall’s Swimming Pool Improves Facilities and Night Swim
Dee Halil, owner of Hall's Swimming Pool, reports extensive improvements including a right foot fence enclosing the pool electric lights enabling night swimming and upgraded dressing rooms. The pool is drained cleaned and refilled every Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dee Halil
Fireworks Injuries Reported In New Mexico Study
A WPA study directed by Dr. Leland Cofer reports thirty deaths and 7798 injuries from fireworks in 1935, noting two thirds occur from common firecrackers and one in ten affect eyes with many causing blindness. The New Mexico Bureau asks for injury reports from this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
France
New Mexico Bureau of Public Health
Santa Fe
Mrs Rose Drysdale Warren Recovers After Near Fatal Shooting
Rose Drysdale Warren survived a bandit’s bird shot attack at her home and has since been active downtown. Twelve pellets remaining in her body were removed during surgery at De Moos Hospital and discharged. Her right arm wound has healed, and doctors expect a full recovery in a short time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Drysdale Warren
Warren
de Moos Hopital
Rose
Mrs EB Sport Hosts Wertenday Sewing Club
Mrs EB Sport entertained the Wertenday sewing club this week at her Hidalgo camp home, hosting neighbors and members in a cozy gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. J. Sport
Wertenday Sewing Club
Aeur
Hidalgo Camp
Birthday Party for June Brooks
Miss June Brooks hosted a swimming party at Halil pool Friday evening. After swimming guests returned to her home for games and refreshments, then dancing at Hidalgo Tavern. Attendees included Arlene Deckert Marion Brimberry Helen Brimberry Tomie Gee Hannah Mae Ewan Lillian McLacy Pearl Crosby Annabel Dunagan Carol Conner Maxine Allen Naomi Wood Pauline Gibson Ruth Gibson Mildred Howe June Clegg Mary Morris Leo Elms Bennie Everett David Warren George Jones Leonard Brimberry Don Kerr Harry Thistle Harber Heather Williams Lowell Jones Hugh Erwin Ewan Edwin DeMoss Elmer Jones Raymond Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Brooks
Halil
Miss Brook
Hidalgo Tavern
Arlene Deckert
Separ
Marion
Helen Brimberry
Tomie Gee
Hannah MaeEwan
Lillian McLacy
Pearl Crosby
Annabel Dunagan
Animas
Carol Conner
Maxine Allen
Naomi Wood
Pauline
Ruth Gibson
Mildred Howe
June Clegg
Mary Morris
Messers
Leo Elms
Bennie Everett
David Warren
of Separ
George Jones
Leonard Brimberry
Don Kerr
Harry Thistle
Harber Heather
Williams
Lowell Jones
Hugh
Erwin Ewan
Edwin DeMoss
Elmer Jones
Raymond Castle
NYA Harmonica Band Progress in Vernon Evans County
The NYA Harmonica group under Vernon Evans grows to eight members with one guitarist. Citizens may soon hear Mr Evans and his band as NYA begins supervising youth programs after state allotments arrive. Landscaping on City All Grounds advances, promising completion soon. The group thanks the Woman's club, County Commissioners, school boards, and local residents for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NYA
Vernon Evans
Mr. Evans
Woman's Club
Birchfield children located with El Paso relatives
Friends report Stephen and Joella Birchfield found safe with aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Walter Birchfield at 1027 Arizona street El Paso. Stephen attends vocational school studying woodworking with interest and earnings potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen
Joella Birchfield
el Paso
Walter Birchfield
Arizona Street
Trojan Stars Making Good
Los Angeles Times sports writer Braven Dyer praises USC 1931 national champions and their star right end Garrett Arbelbide. Arbelbide excelled at Modesto Junior College and at Laverne and will head coach Arizona State Teachers College this September. The piece expresses pride in his future success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles Times
Braven Dyer
Trojan
Garrett Arbelbide
Garrett
Modesto Junior College
Laverne
Arizona State Teacher's College
Browns Travel for Albuquerque Board Meeting
Mayor and Mrs. C. L. Brown and daughters left Saturday for Albuquerque. Mr. Brown will attend the board meeting of State Barbers Senate, of which he is president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Brown
Albuquerque
Brown
State Barbers Senate
New Mexico Port of Entry Boards Visual Sticker Drive
The Port of Entry Board of New Mexico promotes a windshield sticker showing state highlights such as 16 Indian Pueblos 8 Million Acres of National Forests and Carlsbad Caverns to ease car inspections at ports. The initiative, supported by the Highway Department under Commissioner John D. Bingman, aims to boost tourism and streamline entry for out of state travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port of Entry Board of
New Mexico
C&n
Carlsbad Caverns
Port of Entry Board
New Mexico Highway Department
John D. Bingman
Sunshine State
Air Conditioning System Installed at Railroad Club
The Green's Plumbing Shop and Independent Electric shop installed an air conditioning unit in the Railroad Club. The system lowered the temperature by 18 degrees and proved economical and efficient, making the club a delightfully cool place to visit. One of these systems is now being installed in the Broadway Cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Club
Officers Bid Farewell to Lt King at Arizona Picnic
Animal DC Camp No 44 held a farewell picnic for Lt King who is transferring to the regular Army and will be stationed in Wyoming. The event took place at Morris Dam in Cave Creek Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Animal DC
King
Wyomin
Morris Dam
Cave Creek
Arizona
Tuesday Sewing Club entertains members at Green home
Mrs. Anna Tiehle, new Tuesday sewing club member, entertained the group at Mrs. A. L. Green's home. Guests included Mrs. Hall and Mrs. C. Puller, with Mrs. George Trimble set to host next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Tiehle
A. L. Green
Hall
C. Puller
George Trimble
Mayor at capitol discusses Lordsburg gas project and child injury
Mayor C. L. Brown of New Mexico attended meetings in Albuquerque and Santa Fe with Governor McMaing and PWA Director Oakley regarding the natural gas project for Lordsburg. His wife and children accompanied him at a hotel. Four year old Joanella Brown fell from a bed and broke her left arm above the wrist, an injury described as painful but not permanent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Brown
New Mexico Barber Commission
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
W. H. McMaing
Oakley
PWA
Lordsburg
Joanella
Lions dominate K of P and Kids in weekly softball results
The Lions beat the K of P on Friday night and then defeated the Kids 17 to 9 on Monday. Wednesday saw Goreheads overcome the K of P 10 to 9 as Hookie DiMaggio Chenweth drove in the winning run with a crushing single to right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions
K. of P
Kids
Goreheads
Hookie DiMaggio Chenweth
Lordsburg Visitors From Pride Kelly Families
Mr and Mrs BE M Pride and Mr and Mrs Merrit Kelly and daughter Betty Jean were Lordsburg visitors yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. M. Pride
Merrit Kelly
Betty Jean
Clark Family Farewell Journey to El Paso
Mrs. Luella G. Clark leaves Thursday afternoon for El Paso to take her grandson Thomas Banks Clark home after a pleasant visit with both sets of grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Clark and Mr. and Mrs. McCabe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luella G. Clark
Fl Paso
Thomas Banks Clark
Clark
McCabe
Wood and Conner families plan Fourth of July trip
Mr and Mrs Claude BE Wood and daughter Joan join Miss Mildred Conner and Louis Conner as they depart tonight for Car!bad to spend the Fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude BE. Wood
Joan
Mildred Conner
Louis Conner
Carl
Curetons Visit Lordsburg with Dorothy and Sons
Mr and Mrs George Cureton and their daughter Dorothy and sons James and Robert were visitors in Lordsburg yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cureton
Dorothy
James
Robert
Lordsburg
Bluffdale Woman Visits Uncle. Plans Return Monday
Miss Ernestine Hall of Bluffdale Texas visits her uncle T E Hall and plans to return home on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernestine Hall
Bluffdale, Texas
T. E. Hall
McCabe Couple Spotted in Lordsburg
Mr and Mrs John McCabe of Animas were seen in Lordsburg on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCabe
Animas
Lordsburg
Animas pair W. A. Ballard and Louise Wamel seen shopping
W. A. Ballard and Miss Louise Wamel of Animas were observed shopping in Lordsburg on Thursday, indicating a routine outing by local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Ballard
Louise Wamel
Animas
Lordsburg
Simplicity as keynote in summer entertaining guide
Edwina Nolan advises a simple, personalized approach to summer parties. Plan around guests’ interests, mix casual and formal activities, and emphasize attractive, easy to prepare foods and striking table settings with varied fabrics and metals.
Rainbow Girls Visit Carlsbad Cavern During Tour
Colonel Boles reports pleasure meeting the Lordsburg party during an underground trip. He notes a circular rainbow appeared around the canyon as Rainbow Girls and other tourists entered the Cavern, admired by all for over an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boles
Htolt
Lordsburg Party
County Yields To Be Set By State Committee
New Mexico counties report strong turnout in the 1946 Agricultural Conservation Program. County committees aim to fill farm worksheets for full sign up to enable equitable base acre distributions and county yield setting by the State Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
W. A. Wunsch
New Mexico State College
United States
Death of a Pioneer J. T. Parker Builder of Southwest
J. T. Parker renowned contractor and builder in the Southwest died at his Silver City home on July 1. He was the father of Alvin T. Parker and son in law of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Augustine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Parker
Southwest
Silver City
Alvin T. Parker
J. L. Augustine
Lordsburg Visit By Commissioner R W Cure
Commissioner R W Dick Cure visited Lordsburg yesterday. The trip included meetings with local officials and community leaders to discuss regional matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. “Dick” Cure
Lordsburg
Yesteray
Allotment Meeting At Deming July 13
An allotment meeting for applicants leasing Government land under the Taylor Act is called at Deming with Hidalgo County Allotment Board members K. W. Cureton P. M. Ewing Marlin Hoggett and Holmes Maddox. Applicants are urged to meet and negotiate a mutual agreement on tract land dates July 13 at Deming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dem
Hidalgo County
K. W. Cureton
Board of County Commissioners
P. M. Ewing
Marlin Hoggett
Holmes Maddox
Craven Salkeld Wedding in Anaheim
Miss Louise Kathryn Craven of Anaheim California married Laurin J Salkeld on July 1 at seven o'clock. The bride’s parents Mr and Mrs Delbert B Craven and the groom’s relation Aunt Anna and Uncle B sent telegrams to be presented after the ceremony at the Church of Christ by the officiating minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Kathryn Craven
Anaheim
California
Laurin J. Salkeld
Delbert B. Craven
B. B. Ownby
Anna
Church of Christ
Engbergs Entertain Amarillo Visitors at Dinner
Mr and Mrs Engberg hosted L L Travis and his three daughters Winnifred Jean and Amy Lee of Amarillo Texas Wednesday evening. Mr Travis is a top official at Banner Mining Company and he and his family plan a summer stay in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Engberg
L. L. Travis
Winnifred, Jean
Amy Lee
Amarillo
Texas
Mr. Travis
Banner Mining Company
California
Austintoentourers Visit From Douglas Arizona
Mr and Mrs H W Austin of Douglas Arizona passed through here July 2 on a trip to Erie Pennsylvania via Texarkana Texas Gaspolis Ohio Paiw Virginia visiting friends at each stop They plan to return August 1 by way of Kansas Colorado and New Mexico loading up a full summer circuit through several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Austin
Douglas
Arizona
Erie
Texarkana
Texas
Gaspolis
Ohio
Paiw
Kansas
Colorado
New Mexico
Douglas leaders on fishing trip to Mogollon mountains
Distinguished guests P. G. Beckett of Phelps-Dodge, Postmaster C. O. Rice, Mayor Dr. L. J. Tuttle, and FP. C. Kimble, a notable stockman, departed Douglas on Thursday en route to the Mogollon mountains for a fishing expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. G. Beckett
Phelps-Dodge Corporation
C. O. Rice
L. J. Tuttle
FP. C. Kimble
Douglas
Lordsburg
Mogollon Mountains
Stores to Close The Lordsburg Business District July 4
Lordsburg leading business houses will shut for the day on July 4 as a citywide observance. Local merchants vote to suspend regular operations and reopen the next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg
Tyrone Resort Welcomes Visitors to Famous Camp
Phil Lynch resident engineer of the Tyrone camp greeted many friends on Tuesday. The Tyrone camp has become a famous state resort attracting people from across the country who enjoy rural retreats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Lynch
Tyrone Camp
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Glbert Buvens Fisherman
Hall'’S
Lordsburg Wallops
Ritter Lumber Company
Juella
Knights OF Pythias
Trojan Stars
Parewell Party
Edwina Nolan
Ummer
Jed Rones
Cdwina Nolan
Rainbow
Carlsbad Cave
Engbergs Entertain
Austine Entour
Tyrone
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