William B O'Donnell Guest Leaker at Old Timers Banquet
William B O'Donnell dean New Mexico A&M College was guest speaker at the Old Timers Banquet held Thursday Sept 18 at The American hall. The event featured music, a portrait of the organization roll call from 1878 to 1928, necrology, and the election of new officers including Mary Dee Kipp as president and Freeburg as vice president.
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William B. O'Donnell
New Mexico
R. B. Ownby
Wesley Freeburg
Lordsburg
Ownby
Eva Marshall
Alan A. Koff
Wade Smith
Tucson
J. H. Baxter
Leo Cohen
Artesia
Wee
Emma Scofield
E. C. DeMoss
C. C. Fuller
Thelma Ross
Harold Bishop
Edwin Brown
Bishop
Sam Gass
Mary Dee Kipp
Freeburg
George Jeffus
Peter Chase
John A. Johnson
Wayne Mitchell
Deadline Guidelines for Liberal Office Notices
The Liberal sets deadlines for content and ads. News matter must be typed by five o'clock Wednesday for the current issue. Classified ads are due by 10 am Thursday, display ads by noon Wednesday.
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Liberal
Sudden Death of Teacher’s Mother Nellie Gregg
Mrs. Nellie Gregg mother of Mrs. Dolly Gossett died suddenly at Hidalgo County Hospital Wednesday evening. No further details were available.
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Nellie Gregg
Dolly Gossett
Hidalgo County Hospital
Automobile Crash Kills Two, Injures One Near Hatch
Three Hatch residents, Mrs Livie Browning Annie Morris and Ora Browning, were in a car fatally damaged Friday east of Animas when a westbound Browning vehicle turned off Highway 80 into the Animas road and was struck by an eastbound car driven by Joe Dale Linn. The Browning vehicle occupants were reported killed or injured with Ora Browning hospitalized for severe head injuries and fractured ribs after being transported to El Paso for treatment. Authorities said the Browning car failed to yield the right of way.
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Livie Browning
Annie As
Ora C. Browning
Browning
el Paso
Ernest Browning
Jim Morris
Cotton City
Worley
Hatch, N. M
Animas Road
Joe Dale Linn
Mount Ayr
Iowa
Joe Rutland
C. E. Tow
the Animas
Jesse Austin
Thieves Hit Phillips and Son Grocery and More
A wave of break ins hits area businesses and residences. Phillips and Son Grocery was entered Friday night with 21 cartons of cigarettes, meats, and other goods stolen. A masonite cover was torn from a tea window to gain entry, but the interior overall shows limited damage. The report also notes a broken into Mormon Church where the bishop’s desk was ransacked but nothing seems missing. Police report a peacock stolen from Lee Smith and sold to Jose Jacquez. a stranger paid five dollars for it. Three girls escaped from the Girls' Welfare Home in Albuquerque. two have been found, one remains at large. A traveling thief stole TVs from Sea Shell Motel and Bel Shore Motel, with same suspect likely behind both cases.
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Philling and Son Grocery
Lee Smith
Jose Jacquez
Jacquez
Albuquerque
Natalie Anaya
Anaya
Lalo Sanchez
Sea Shell
Bel Shore
Horses and Riders Wanted for Overland Mail Parade
Horses and riders are needed for the Overland Mail Caravan parade on Oct. 1. If you can ride and can recruit others, meet at the fair grounds at 4 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 1 to participate in the parade at 4:45 p.m.
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Overland Mail
Fair Grounds
Overland Mail Caravan Centenary Visit to Lordsburg
The Butterfield Overland Mail Co centennial caravan arrives in Lordsburg on October 1 at 4 15 p m from Tipton Missouri and San Francisco California. Local officials welcome the party at the east city limits and Escort to the fair grounds for 30 minute parade warm up. The high school band leads to Shakespeare for a 5 30 p m supper and program with talks on mail delivery and regional history.
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Overland Mail
Tipton
San Francisco
Calif
Lordsburg
Butterfield Overland Mail Co
Alan Koff
Jack Morgan
Lordsburg-Hidalgo County
Vernon H. Brown
Carvan
Rex. Kipp
Shakespeare
Frank Hill
Robert Williams
Arnold
Special Services Begin at First Methodist Lordsburg
Dr H H Allen of El Paso will start a series of special preaching services at the First Methodist Church in Lordsburg Sunday morning. The public is invited to attend nightly at 7 30 p m through the week. Allen, a former El Paso pastor and Sacramento Summer Assembly manager, leads a Southern state revival effort with other Methodist churches coordinating next week.
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H. H. Allen
el Paso
First Methodist
Lordeburg
Allen
First Methodist Church
Summer Assembly
Sacramento
Methodist
Lordsburg Methodists
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