Vandalism Wave Sparks Community Concern and Clarifications
The Observation notes a recent surge in tire slashing and car damage after a quiet period, urging parental responsibility and questioning local youth involvement. It names a string of incidents around Sixth Street, West 4th Street, and nearby halls, while correcting Mayor’s figures and reporting on city staff.
Auto Jumps Curb Hits Parked Car Then Building
Tuesday afternoon about 4 p m a car driven by Mrs Joan Reagan ran over the curb and into the front yard of Ole Richmond striking his station wagon causing damage. The Reagan car continued and struck a building on Ice Plant property. Mrs Reagan said she blacked out while traveling east on Railroad Ave and the car went out of control. She and her son were taken to a local physician for first aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Reagan
Ole Richmond
Reagan
Annual Chamber Banquet Tonight at American Legion Hall
The Chamber of Commerce banquet is set for 7:30 p m at the American Legion hall with Marion Beil of Ramagordo as guest speaker. General chairman N M Morrigen leads, with Carl Lehman Ena Mitchell and a ticket committee including Williams Reay McGhee Dettman Speer Heather and Kimbley. Mrs George Del Fus and Mrs Claude Speer head the decorating committee and the Auxiliary will serve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
American Legion
Hall
Marion Beil
Ramagordo
Charles Wiliams
Victor Reay
N. M. Morrigen
Carl Lehman
Ena Mitchell
Charles Williams
Jack McGhee
E. W. Dettman
Claude Speer
Harber Heather
B. M. Kimbley
George Delfus
Robert Swan
Drew Cloud to Speak at Spring District Banquet
Drew Cloud of the American Legion will be the banquet speaker at the Spring Conference of the ith District in Lordsburg on April 30 and May 1. District Commander David Strain announced. The event includes delegate registration, Legion and Auxiliary joint meetings, a banquet and dance, and a Sunday memorial service with business sessions. Robert Swan Post No. 30 and Auxiliary host the conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew Cloud
American Legion
Ith
Lordsburg
David Strain
Legion
Arthur Ortega
Albuquerque
Ortega
Legion Hall
Woman’s Club
Robert Swan
Lions Club to Present Zogi Revue March 31 Lordsburg
N M Morrison announces the Lions Club will host Zogi Revue at the Lordsburg High School Auditorium on March 31. The show stars Prince Zogi with Stars of Today comedy, music and illusions. C A Frank arranged the appearance as the production returns to one night stands only since 1955.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. M. Morrison
Lions Club
Lordsburg
Prince Zogi
Zogi
C. A. Frank
Morrison
U S Saving Bonds Report For January Across Regions
Hidalgo County residents bought 19815.09 in U S Saving Bonds in January, 19.81 percent of its 100000 annual goal. New Mexicans invested 1243253.08 in Series E and H bonds, 5.66 percent below January 1959, with the state reaching 8.40 percent of its 14.8 million annual goal. Nationwide January purchases totaled 420.588 million with H bond exchanges and tax deferral noted. E to H exchanges are excluded. Holders of Series E earned 121.314 million in interest for January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hidalgo County
U. S
U. S. Treasury Department
N. M. Morrison
Treasury
PTA Dinner Netted $301.00 Says President Patsy Richins
PTA president Patsy Richins reports a successful dinner that netted $301.00 for the association. Chair Burke Stiles and Dick Traylor thank participants and supporters. The regular PTA meeting is scheduled for Monday at 7:30 p.m. with a planned program and officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patsy Richins
Parent Teacher Association
Burke Stiles
Dick Traylor
PTA
Local Men Elected Country Club Directors
L. B. Robinson and Russell Smith of this city were elected directors of the Greenlee Development Corporation which owns and operates the Greenlee Country Club at Clifton at a meeting Monday night in Morenci Town Hall. Smith and Robinson are the only Lordsburg residents who are stockholders. many locals are country club members, including Dewey Jones, Leo Cohen, Peter M. Chase, Ben Cochran, John Robertson, Dudley Robertson, J. R. Poindexter, Sr., and Rex Kipp, Sr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Robinson
Russell Smith
Greenlee Development Corporation
Greenlee Country Club
Clifton
Morenci Town Hall
Smith and Robinson
Lordsburg
Dewey Jones
Leo Cohen
Peter M. Chase
Ben Cochran
John Robertson
Dudley Robertson
J. R. Poindexter
Rex Kipp
Senior Band To Present Concert at Central School Gym
The Lordsburg Senior High Band of sixty under Roger Brandt presents a concert on Saturday March 12 at 8 00 p m in Central School Gym. Soloist Jeaneane Badgett will sing Carmena. The brass sextette performs Joy to the World and the clarinet plays American Sketch. Tickets at the door Adults 50c Students 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lordsburg
Central School
Roger Brandt
Jeaneane Badgett
Waaner
and Erickson
Heart Fund Drive Totals $336.80 In Hidalgo County
Sam Gass, chairman, reported final Heart Fund drive results for Hidalgo County. Sums include Beta Sigma Phi $65.29, Animus Valley $34.03, industrial $25.00, Memorial $1009, and business houses $202.48, totaling $336.80 with thanks to volunteers and donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Gass
Heart Fund
Hidalgo County
Beta Sigma Phi
Animus Valley
Gass
Nog Vaccination Urged By County Agent Hitson
County Agent Ed M Hitson of the Cooperative Extension Service at New Mexico State University urges rabies vaccination for all dogs. He notes dogs are most exposed to wildlife carriers and most likely to pass the disease to humans. New vaccines from chick embryos should protect dogs for at least three years. vaccination is recommended for dogs over four months old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed M Hitson
Cooperative Extension Service of
New Mexico State University
Hitson
VA Service Officers to Meet Veterans in Lordsburg
Pete Torres and Don Martinez will be at Hotel Hidalgo Lordsburg on Tuesday March 15 from 9 30 a m to 3 p m in the hotel lounge to assist veterans and dependents with service matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Torres
Don Martinez
Lordsburg
Hotel Hidalgo
City Council Sets Ballots and Proclaims Election Rules
City officials approved the ballot form for the April 5 city election and authorized the publication of the Election Proclamation. Debate over ballot numbering drew input from City Attorney Anderson and Assistant Attorney General Baggett. Poll sites are Central School and City Hall auditorium with 8 am to 7 pm voting. four alderman candidates may face ward opponents per Section 14-15-2. The council protested a requested gas rate increase from El Paso Natural Gas Co. and listed attending officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Aldermen
Anderson
Koff
Asst
James R. Baggett
Attorney General's
Leo Cobdn
Sliderman
Central School
City Hall
el Paso Natural Gas Co
Ben Cochran
Bob Harwood
A. F Miller
Raymundo Saucedo
Arnold Black
Harold Bishop
E. M. Fisher
Hidalgo County Red Cross Sponsors Dance
The Hidalgo County Red Cross will sponsor a benefit dance at the La Fiesta Club on Saturday evening March 19. Clarence Blair chairs the event with President Joyce Hazelton. music by Deming Hillbillies. Minors admitted with parents or guardians. no fund drive if the dance succeeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hidalgo County Red Cross
Clarence Blair
Joyce Hazelton
Deming Hilbillies
Hidalgo County Teachers Association Meet Friday
Hidalgo County Teachers Association will meet Friday March 18 at Lordsburg High School. The meeting is set for 7 30 p m and the President urges all teachers to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hidalgo County Teachers Association
Lordsburg High School
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Parker
Masonic Hall
P. Hall
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Tghteen
Optron
W. White
Ivan Ken- Virgil Craddock
Pablo Fa
Garland McHalffey
Padilla
Henry Stutts
Bne
Henry
Southern Pacific Railroad
Zogi Revue
U.S