Mishap Sends to Hospital
A mishap led to an injury requiring hospital care as details from the incident surface. No further specifics are available in the fragment.
27 Jun 1958
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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1958
Page
1
A mishap led to an injury requiring hospital care as details from the incident surface. No further specifics are available in the fragment.
The Graham Stake holds its second annual father and son outing Friday and Saturday seven miles above Lodge on the Coronado. Committees plan campsite assignments and a community feed. The program begins Friday evening with flag raising and outdoor activities including games, nature trail walk, and competitive events.
Miss Janice M. Lehman was installed as grand royal princess of the Sunshine Girls at the Grand Council of New Mexico meeting in Belen on June 14. She dedicates her year to Mrs. Frank Bowman and her mother, with colors white and silver and the motto To Thine Ownself Be True. Several officers and Lordsburg girls join her as grand officers. a bouquet, drill, song, square dance, and chaperoned attendance highlight the event.
W Starr died suddenly shortly after returning from work. He was an engineer with the Southern and had been employed there for years. The mortuary will conduct funeral services Wednesday at 2 p.m.
The Treasury has notified Hidalgo and N. M. counties of May 1957 savings bond totals. The May figure, along with April, amounts to 739,22, presumably dollars, across the Pea County Citizens savings program.
Fragmentary notice describes a drive in incident at a Burg location where a driver named Chas Mann attempted to maneuver through a narrow doorway, struck a brick wall and damaged his car, with no others injured and unclear details about service or officials.
The Lordsburg Hidalgo County Chamber of Commerce announced all Lordsburg business houses will close Friday July 4 to observe the national holiday.
A jackpot roping will be run off at the arena in Animas on the Fourth of July. Entrance fees are 32 dollars per team and 12 dollars per man for calves. A concession stand will operate at the arena for early arrival. The roping starts at one p.m. and is open to everyone.
The Lordsburg Lions Club installed Rev. Arthur A. Shaw as president and other officers at the regular luncheon at Hotel Hidalgo. Past president Richard B. Rice served as installing officer. Officers assume office July 1 and a board meeting is set for 6 p.m. Monday, June 30.
Lordsburg Volunteer Fire Department responds to Wednesday night alarm after a horse tied to an air conditioner pulls the unit from the wall. Copper wiring arches into an electric wire causing a short that heats insulation and produces smoke. Fire crews extinguish fire. damage limited to the cooler and wiring.
The VFW Auxiliary to Bataan Post 3099 met in El Charro to plan entertaining hospitalized veterans at Ft Bayard and the Hidalgo County rodeo. Isabell Lemons reported from the Santa Fe Department convention. The next meeting is scheduled for July 17.
The Liberal will publish a day early due to July 4th, with Thursday morning delivery for subscribers instead of Friday. Advertisers and correspondents are asked to submit copy a day earlier, with deadlines at noon Tuesday for ads and 1 p.m. Tuesday for news, 10 a.m. Wednesday for classified ads. Drive carefully this holiday.
Mrs. Connie Saucedo retiring president of the local American Legion Auxiliary Unit is asked by Mrs. Alberta Mackey department president to serve as a page at the department convention June 27 to 30 in Artesia. Mrs. Elzabeth Winters a post department president is asked to chair the Distinguished Guest Committee and lead the Pledge to the Flag at the opening. Saucedo is honored as the first unit president in the department to reach membership quota this year.
Bishop Lumber claimed undisputed first place with an 18 to 1 victory over Ramirez Radio in a four inning game halted by time. Thursday results included Ramirez edging Wimp's Shell 10 to 9 and Bishop top CPS 10 to 9. Powell Plumbers routed Banner Miners 16 to 2, marking their first win and dropping the Miners to last place. Team standings through June 23 list current records.
Lordsburg awarded a pipe purchase of one to four inch ax pipe valued around $21,000 to Smith Pipe after direct bids from seven wholesalers. An $80,000 bond issue was submitted to Boettcher and Co of Denver. State Budget Auditors approved the proposed budget for the coming fiscal year totaling $386,896 for gas, $60,000 for water, and $106,864 for general fund. The new fiscal year begins July 1.
The Rev. James C. Merwin, California evangelist, begins a revival at the Assembly of God Church on Tuesday July 1 and runs through Sunday July 13 with nightly services except Mondays and Saturdays. Special singing prayer for the sick and shows of slides and movies from Merwin's evangelistic work in Japan Hawaii Hong Kong and the Philippines. Rev B Dale Webb invites the public to attend.
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