Capital City News In Brief Highlights Local Moves
A Larrazolo Las Vegas attorney attends local business events this week. John V. Conway, assistant state superintendent, departs for Mora county on educational duties. City schools reopen after a ten day break. Mary Fulcher arrives from Stevensville to join the New Mexican as job printer. Education clerks and personnel shifts unfold as Santa Fe area officials and transfers are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John V. Conway
Mora County
Mary Fulcher
Stevenville
Texas
Two Santa Fe ladies pass away this week
Mrs. G. P. Harrington wife of U S surveyor for Santa Fe died at their Lincoln avenue home Sunday afternoon after a brief illness. Her funeral was held at the Presbyterian church Wednesday afternoon with Eastern Star members and friends in attendance. Survivors include two young daughters, a sister in California, and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. P. Harrington
Harrington
Guy P. Harrington
U. S
Lincoln Avenue
Presbyterian Church
Eastern Star
Kington
Mr. Harrington
Sun Tov
Oregon
Chaves
Sherie Old Ioan Association
Firth Rank
RC. Reidy
Girard
Kansas
Emmett James, Jr
Davidson
Mary
Sabeth
Lloyd Charte
Mr. DeArcy
Antoinette Funk
Santa Fe
New Museum
Antoiiette Funk
Chicava
W. E. Lindsey
Womens Museum
Isa
Krick
Denbo
Emma Krick
Henry Krick
George W. Denbo
M Boro
Minis
Father Besset
San Dee California
U. S. School of Aeronautics
Berkeley
Califor
Santa
Social notes and New Year events in Santa Fe
A lively roundup of society happenings across the state highlighting Elks Grand Ball in Santa Fe with 250 guests, Red Cross fundraisers, club gatherings, and wartime civic efforts. Includes Antoinette Funk talk, civic marriages, and upcoming Elks and club events as the community starts the New Year amidst war work and social duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa
Red Cross
New Mexico
Elwood M. Albright
al Morrison
The
Elks
Fuel Regulations Lead to Grimly Humorous Schemes
Federal fuel officials report a Newark retailer hoarding coal for loyal customers and denying new buyers unless a sick family case is shown. A jeweler-turned-coal-driver dumped his balance into his own cellar and quit. A Pennsylvanian attempted a tunnel scheme to steal four tons, then lied to the fuel administrator. Indictment for perjury followed as he hauled ill-gotten coal to the sidewalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Fuel Administration
Newark
N. J
Pennsylvania
Auditorium Hotel Denver Ad Highlights Prime Shopping Blocks
An advertisement touts the Auditorium Hotel as the most convenient Denver lodging for shoppers. It claims proximity to several dry goods firms including Denver Dry Goods, Lewis Dry Goods, Joslin Dry Goods, and Daniel & Fisher. The copy notes nearby theatres, streetcar access, and an upcoming main thoroughfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Denver Dry Goods Company
Lewis Dry Goods Co
Joslin Dry Goods Co
Daniel & Fisher Dry Goods Co
Kerr, Santa Fe barber dies, noted sportsman
W. N. Kerr, longtime Santa Fe barber and prominent Black citizen, died at his son's home after pneumonia followed a cold. He trained jockeys and horses, loved dogs and racing, and helped found the African American Methodist church where the funeral will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Kerr
Mr. Kerr
Kerr
Carlson Succeeds Late McBride as Santa Fe Central Agent
Arthur G Carlson arrives in Santa Fe to become local agent for the Santa Fe Central, succeeding the late Fred H McBride. He previously served as joint agent for El Paso & Southwestern and Santa Fe Central from Torrance. Earlier he was cashier at Alamogordo for El Paso & Southwestern. December precipitation was below normal for the nth month in a row, with 0.76 below for the month and 1946 below normal for the year. The temperature was about 8 degrees above the 43 year average, December 193? was the warmest on record except for that year. D T Roberts leased the former Ford Garage property on San Francisco Street and opened the Roberts Garage, offering repairs and supplies. The Erie Dispatch notes a British plan to enable travel from Jerusalem to Jericho without thieves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur G. Carlson
Santa Fe
Santa Fe Central Railroad
Fred H. McBride
Mr. Carlson
Torrance
el Paso & Southwestern
Santa Fe Central Railroads
Alamogordo
C. BE. Linney
D. T. Roberts
Ford
San Francisco
Roberts Garage
New Mexico Normal University Publishes State Map
Last week the New Mexico Normal University issued and sent to friends an up to date map of New Mexico with list of towns and population on the margin. This week the Bulletin is a collection of patriotic and university songs in English and Spanish reflecting national airs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico Normal University
New Mexico
Normal University
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Capital City News
Edeca Tucumeari
A. M. Howe
Santa Fe Railroad
Tural
Wen
Sante Fe
Ph Tenath
Reid & Harvey Verdot
Headquast
Roswell
Cts Te Sena Be
Maeden Military Institute
Moewelt
Ney Colirada
Aera
Leo TL. Colt
Springer
Hloctor
Neanurcefil
Scoundinga Romera
Loerenan Delrade
Tas Vegas
San Miguel County
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Minton Cartwright
Cerrillos
Ant Peter Veddin
Fe Deming
Heanny K
Haratt Sprivmer
Thettore
TisMikasni
Hood
Paso
A A. Senecal
TS. Court
Martin Nac
Moedern
Roberts
Me. Roberts
al Svaterane
Edward J. Safford
Mrs. Safford
San Diego
California
Captain Safford
Linds Vista
Mro
Hlf Dustin
New
Irene Molina
Terie
Shante
Flamin
West Manhatan
Tressley
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Janta
Colorado
Arevist
Noronte
Santa Pe
David Ro Rowd
New Mexico University
J. Hichener
Des Moines
Anterion
Dorman
New Moxton
MT Dunlavy
Lett
Durhesgallinke
Washington
James Jatene
Internal Revenue
Phoenix
de Varnas
A. M. Labry
Frank E. Mera
Sunmount Sanitarism
Medical Reserve Corps
City
Douglas Arizona
National Army
Robert P. Ervien
Pacific Coast
Neon Howe
Howell Ervien
Sybil Hunt
Fryien
Kirk
Tome
Roy
Mosquero
Optimo
Moral County
Yeoman
Lodge of
Raton
Christma Cross
Curre County
Clovis
Tacumenri
Colfax County
Demsing
Royal Council No. 2
Trinidad
Royal Council
Masonic Hall
E. G. Heckendorf
Cof Denyer
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Blue Lodge
Las Vegas
Charles O' Malley
PF ., Reiman
Prentice
Adolphine Kohn
St. Anthony's Sanitarium
the Insane Hospital
Valmora
Santa Fe Club
Santa Ais
Francis C. Wilson
Buena Vista Heights
R. H. Hanna
C. J. Roberts
Frank Parker
E.R. Wright
U.S
Colin Neblett
A. H. Hudspeth
A. S. Brookes
Herbert D. Mason
Oklahoma
Reed Holloman
Navy
Army
Helen Lindsey
Executive Mansion
Tra Rawson
Alberta Smith
Jdtersleeve
Middle West
Women’s Museum Board
Electric Theatre
Santa Rosa
Prof
Becket
Magdalena
Magdalee
Massachusetts
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Ohio
Woman's Union
First Presbyterian Church
C. A. Rising
Palace Avenuy
St. Valentines Day
Auditorium
Watson Bros
H. Kerr
A. G. Carlson
N. M. Central
Jrusalem
Jericho
Erie Dispatch
Laughlin
Kew
Mexico
Miss Amalie Ruricka
Pa Publica
Normal University OF N
Oklahoma Council Bulletin
Wall Street Journal
Santa FE Metal & Iron CO
Water St
Capital Coal Yard
Madrid
N. M
GC. A. Bishop & CO
K. W
K. W. Sc
Santa FE Water & Light CO
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