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Lordsburg Liberal

Location

Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1960

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Era Pitches at No-Hitter Season Play

The contest featured eight runs in the second stanza and five in the home half as Electricians and Slick's Goods battled. Bejara Sandlin and Hall combined on the mound with several batters left stranded, while Slick's scored four in the third. Miners and Texaco players contributed with hits and runs as Saucedo Foods pitching held CPS to two runs.

C. Bejara Sandlin Electricians Halls Slick Hall Ramirez Jim CPS Mine Jimmy Tex Might Castillo Biasa Lopez Texaco Saucedo Crew Talavera Hurtor Aguilera

Juvenile Court Hears Assault Case In Kirby's Cafe

Judge H Payne presided over a juvenile court hearing for Grime 17 and Fileman 16 tied to an assault on Roland Williams at Kirby's Cafe around July 3. Grime was sent to Boys School on probation custody to his parents. Fileman received related charges.

Springer Grime Fileman Roland Williams H. Payne Time Bey Williams Sault Kirby’s

Coronado Event Sees Dance by Civil Air Patrol Group

Notice notes a Civil Air Patrol dance at the Anian Legion Hall in July hosted by Pug Scott and the Drifters forming a community event in Coronado.

Coronado

Triviz Speaks At Lions Meeting

A. E. Triviz of New Mexico State University Extension Bureau spoke to the Lions Club on Food from the Farm to the Table. He noted 10 percent of the population can produce food for the nation and discussed subsidies and future food needs through 1975 and beyond. The event included remarks by Bill Wells and others, with committee appointments announced for the upcoming year.

A. E. Triviz New Mexico State University Extension Bureau Lions Club Triviz Jack Gauthier Animas Hidalgo County Farm and Livestock Bureau Bill Wells State Farm Bureau Organization Adair Merrell Rodeo State Farm Bureau Hidalgo County Bureau Darren Richins Clyde Richins Cotton City Farm Bureau Bill M. Kimbley Lions Damon Dunagan Victor Reay Harold Scofield N. M Morrison Jack McGhee Lester Cochran Jack Morgan Howard Ross Wesley Freeburg John A. Anderson Cassie Martinez Harold Bishop Dick Rice Morrison Kimbley

Navy helicopter forced down near Rodeo with engine trouble

A Navy helicopter from Ream Field San Diego was forced down by engine trouble at 6 30 a m Wednesday near Highway 80 about ten miles northwest of Rodeo. No injuries or damage reported to the craft and it will be trucked to a Tucson field for engine repairs.

Highway 80 Rodeo Ream

Former Lordsburg Girl Crowned Strawberry Queen of 1960

Karen Hatch, 16, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harvey Hatch formerly of Lordsburg, was chosen Strawberry Queen for the 1960 Strawberry Days Festival in Glenwood Springs. She reigns over the 1960 event ending with the Strawberry Ball after 15 contestants competed and won a $100 savings bond and a bathing suit. Hatch, born in Lordsburg, moved to Glenwood Springs about a year ago with her family.

Glenwood Springs Karen Hatch Harvey Hatch Lordsburg Miss Hatch Karen Animas Colo

City Aldermen Barred from Serving as Policemen

Attorney General issues opinion that Lordsburg aldermen A. D. Black Bob Harwood and Charles Walter cannot serve as voluntary policemen with or without pay. Statutes prohibit holding another city government office, such as a policeman, but do not bar serving in a county office like deputy sheriff.

Attorney General Aldermen Lordsburg John A. Anderson A. D. Black Bob Harwood Charles Walter Lordsburg Rangers

Water Rights Discussed at El Charro Meeting

A Wednesday evening gathering at El Charro brought together Mayor Pro Tem Harwood Assistant State Engineer Lewis Putnam and nearly all local water right applicants to seek common ground. They favored no closed basin and full agricultural development with free water appropriation and minimal new state regulation, planning to brief the Board of Aldermen on August 1 1960.

Robert Harwood Lewis Putnam el Cherro Harwood John A. Anderson Kipp Rex Kipp, Jr John Kipp William Kipp Kipps Board of Adermen

Post Office Seeks Bids for Delivery Vehicle and Messenger

Bids are being taken by the Lordsburg Post Office for a vehicle to handle city delivery and for a mail messenger to shuttle mail between the Post Office and the railroad depot. Specifications available from Donald McGhee, local postmaster, with bid openings set for 2 p.m. July 20, 1960 in Lordsburg and July 19 in Denver Colorado.

Lordsburg Post Office Donald McGhee Denver Colo

Maverick Booster Club Plans Monday Night Meeting

The Maverick Booster Club schedules a planning session at City Hall on Monday night July 14 at 7 p m. The group aims to raise funds for film and equipment for Lordsburg High School sports and will expand to include other sports as membership grows. Pete Maxwell invites all interested in the Lordsburg schools sports program.

Maverick Booster Club City Hall Maverick Lordsburg High School Pete Maxwell Lordsburg

Dust storm triggers two head-on collisions west of Lordsburg

A 5 10 p m dust storm on Highway 80 about 11 miles west of Lordsburg caused two related two car crashes. Ernest Holm of Los Angeles hit Samuel Scheinbaum of Los Angeles who had slowed amid low visibility, then Holm’s car was struck by the same vehicle in front. Miles Smedley of Roanoke Ala rear ended Mrs Douie Mallory of Gallup N M who left the road 84 feet off the pavement. Smedley and his wife and four children rode with Mallory’s passenger Alice Bevins of Grants N M. All but Holm were hospitalized overnight at Hidalgo County Hospital. No one appeared seriously injured.

Ernest Holm Los Angeles Samuel J. Scheinbaum Scheinbaum Holm Miles 8. Smediey Roanoke Ala Douie B. Mallory Gallup N. M Smedley Hidalgo County Hospital

Final Meeting of Robert Swan Unit On July 12

Robert Swan Unit No. 30, American Legion held its last meeting of 1960 at the Legion Hall on July 12. Mrs. Paulina Black was elected president to succeed retiring Mrs. Elmer Jeanes. Other officers named include Eva Williams vice president Petra Estrada corresponding secretary June Dunagan treasurer Helen Austin chaplain Grace Wright historian and Mary Martinson sergeant at arms. Delegates to the Las Vegas department convention July 28 31 were Ruby Jeanes Pauline Black Connie Saucedo Petra Estrada Ena Mitchell and June Dunagan. Jeanes thanked members and presented gifts before serving sandwiches salad punch and cake to those present.

Robert Swan American Legion Legion Hall Paulina Black Elmer Jeanes Eva Williams Petra Estrada June Dunagan Helen Austin Grace Wright Mary Martinson Department Las Vegas Ruby Jeanes Pauline Black Connie Saucedo Ena Mitchell

Franklin Hood Receives Life Membership Honor

Franklin Hood, commander of Lordsburg Post WY. F. W. No. 3099, has been notified his name was drawn for Life Membership Awards. The post and auxiliary plan a family picnic Sunday July 17 at the K. P. picnic grounds starting at 2:00 p.m. All members are urged to attend.

Franklin Hood Lordsburg WY. F. W. No Franklin V. F. W. Post and Auxiliary K. P

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