General Mitchell Delighted With Lordsburg Airport Visit
General William D. Mitchell and Lt Harry Weddington visited Lordsburg for an aviation inspection. The town celebrated with a luncheon and praise for the field named Fishburn Field in Tucson. Local officials and the Chamber of Commerce hosted the event amid strong hopes for future air service expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D. Mitchell
Southern Airways
Harry Weddington
Harry Eare
Lordsburg
General Mitchell
Air Service
Chamber of Commerce
Fort Bliss
General
Payl Austin
Weddington
Eugene Montague
G. L. Ross
Rh. K. Fishburn
United States Border Commission
Fishburn
Harvard
Tucson
Fishburn Field
Philippines
Mitchell
Africa
Australia
Roosevelt
India
Tang Stiit
War Department
Mexican American Society Fun Evening at Eagle Drug Building
The Mexican American Society hosts a social event in the Eagle Drug building on Saturday evening from 6 to 12. Enchiladas tacos mole and poblano are served under the supervision of Mrs. Pasquara. all are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Drug
Pasquara
Eighteenth Birthday Surprises for Jewell Oantry
Jewell Oantry celebrated her eighteenth birthday with a daytime party at a drug store hosted by Beulah Creamer and friends Ruth and Helen Chase Ina Fairly Hazel Wallace Berdie Bible Tallulah Lyday and others. A surprise dinner followed at the Ownby home with a birthday cake and gifts. Eight guests attended a theatre party after the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewell Oantry
Beulah Creamer
Ruth
Helen Chase
Ina Fairly
Hazel Wallace
Berdie Bible
Tallulah Lyday
Viola Thomas
Iry Peak
Margaret Green
Johnnie Tyson
Heutah
Jeannie
Ownby
Jewell
Kt. B
J. R. Ownby
W . Hatfield
Rachael
Ruth Wood
Barney
J. C. Creamer
Eugene Montague
W. W. Potts
Supt and Officers Tied Up Here Again
Supt LU Morris and a cadre of prominent officers were tied up here again on Monday night with the supply train. The group includes Asst Wo BR Kirkland J Neph the store keeper J H W DeBord Supt Bb & B G KW Cowherd Supt signal service and assistant M O Wallace Headmaster Belch Water Chief Rh Benzie and F F Widdas secretary to the Big Chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LU. Morris
Kirkland
Neph
J. H W. DeBord
B. G& KW
Signal Service
M. O. Wallace
Belch
Rh. Benzie
F F. Widdas
Double Header Sunday at Lordsburg Field
Lordsburg schedules a Sunday double header at the local field with a 2 pm Safford game followed by Silver City versus Bowie. Admission is 50 cents per person with children over 12 at 2 cents, starting next Sunday's game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg
Safford
Silver City
Bowie
Aldrich Family Guests in New London Conn
Mrs. R. W. Aldrich and her son Richard are visiting in New London Connecticut as guests of her brother Lt. Harry E. Stengele of the U S Chewink. Richard likely to take sea baths daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Aldrich
Richard
New London
Conn
Harry E. Stengele
U. S
Chewink
Major Reynolds Now A Lordsburg Booster
Major John N. Reynolds chief of the Air Service at Fort Bliss praises Lordsburg field after a visit. He notes the airport is suitable for landings and takeoffs, but gear and hangars await army appropriation. Reynolds argues transcontinental airways boost towns like seaports boost waterways.
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Lordsburg
John N. Reynolds
Fort Bites
Gale
Weddington
Clark
Pierce
Wilhateton
Bentley
Pvt
Lafflen
Tucson
Mitchell
AL Eeon
Couneil
Chamber of Commerce
Tancheon
Reynolds
Fir
Leavenworth
Langley
Mitchell Daw
Major Crocker
Paul Anestin
Fort Bliss
Lordsburg visit praises General Mitchell and aviation progress
Saturday minutes recount General Mitchell’s Lordsburg landing amid praise from Major Crocker and Mrs. Margaret Downey. Officials discuss field quality, field conditions, and aviation costs while Major Dickson introduces Ralph Youtz, a mining engineer with World War I aviation experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Downey
Womans Club
Mitchell
U. S. Aviation
White House
France
LA Ralph Youtz
Major Dickson
Issur Tille
Popular landlord weds popular girl in Lordsburg society
Willard S Salter, landlord of the Hollen hotel, married Jane Sanders daughter of Hon. W. T. Sanders of Duncan Arizona at the Hollen hotel in Lordsburg. Judge C W Marsalis officiated with family present. The bride, a musician and capable business helper, and Salter, former Highland Brigade member and hotel executive, have long been prominent in local affairs.
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Lordsburg
Hollen Hotel
Mr. Sanders
Livestock Sanitary Board of
Arizona
CW. Marsalis
Mra
Vernon Kennedy
Ahe Naw
Lis W
264Th Highland Brigade
Col
1 W. Borden
Canada
Great Queen
Halifax
Novia Scotia
Alates
Phoenix
Tie Adams
Commercial
Superior
Munical
Anne Pavaloa
Sousa
New York
Minneapolis
Paul Whiteman
Hollen
New Mexico
Contiuite Ly
Salter
New General Manager Responds to Lordsburg Chamber Invite
H A Clark manager of CL A Mining Co Douglas Arizona thanks Lordsburg Chamber of Commerce for a lunch invitation. He says he is busy catching up after returning from the east and will advise a convenient time to attend when he has things in hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CL & A. Mining Company
Douglas, Ariz
Willard . Holt
Chamber of Cammerce
Lordsburg
Bir
Whitely
Chamber of Commerce of
Clark and Whiteley Visit Lordsburg for Mine Inspection
Harry A. Clark and KB Whiteley managers visited Lordsburg for an inspection of the mine with Major Dickson. It was their first visit since taking over. The Chamber of Commerce hopes future visits are planned with proper courtesies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Clark
Kb, Whitleley
Lordsburg
Major Dickson
Chamber of Commerce
Mrs Marble and Muir Visit Mrs Johnson in Duncan
Mrs Marble and Muir travel to Duncan to visit Mrs Johnson, sharing a social call. The visit highlights local connections and friendly gatherings within the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Marble
Muir
Mrs. Johnson
Duncan
Albuquerque District Group Meeting of the WMS
The Leedsbore Woman's Missionary Society held an all day meeting at the Methodist Church on Tuesday July 11 led by Mrs G Carver of Melrose District secretary. Reports covered membership and finances with songs prayers talks and a large afternoon program concluding with a social luncheon and an evening Javanese meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leedsbore Woman's Missionary Society
Mre
G. Carver
Melrose
G. V. Wolliaria
Albuquerque
Tucumeart
Carver
Lordsburg
Mise Cordelia Augustine
Deming
Mew
Orton
Young Peoples Society
Lyday
Lordalurey
Prening
Mra
Wagner
Farrow
Mra. K. Childers
Mra. Derrick
Nandall
Alamogordo
Myre
Williames
Mes
Lydaw
Mra Giveen
Nien
Vinance
Wall
Hiro
Willian
Mra OG
Lordebure
Host
Ald Mea
GV Williams
Mra. Wagner
Young Missionary Society
Mra Chana
Lordsborg
Young Peoples Missionary Society
Mere K. €. Childers
Lordsburg Girl Wins State Scholarly Honor
Miss Ima Fairly of Lordsburg is named recipient of the first 100 scholarship from the State Agricultural College through the Girls Friendly Society. Her modesty delayed public notice until the editor learned of the award and prompted acknowledgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ima
State Agricultural College
Girls’ Friendly Society
W. M S Power Highlighted in Local Community
A brief note praises W. M. S as a key local influence, recognized as a power for good within the community. The mention suggests active involvement and positive impact on local initiatives.
Regular C of C Meeting at Hollen Hotel Sample Room
The OC off regular meeting is set for Friday evening in the Hollen hotel sample room. A luncheon planned for Friday night may be postponed to next month due to members being out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollen
Dowt
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Amercan
Harry
Paul Austin
M. M. Grocker
Lardaburg
Hubert H. Dickson
Banks Austin
Valedon
Sirs, Aldrich
Major Reynolds
Mepchell Das
Me Donald
The
Ite Awar Elory
H. A. Clark
Clark and Whiteley
W.M.S Very Fine
Mise Augustine
Lordelurg
Lta
Ile
MHS
LI. Love
Banta Rita
A.C. Peterson
Hey
Mra Vraneia
WB Orton
Parrow
J. A. Green Mere
Lamberton
Kansas City
Mra. Love
Mra. GC
Mks
Wagnen
George C. Garver
Trief
G. 1 Jeffus
M M Crogker
Kup WA McLeskey
Vv. Willinc
Tieerd Snipe
W. MS
C. OF C
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