Orchestra Chords and Dischords in Pecos Tos and Trombone
W D Cowan leaves percussion for trombone in the Pecos division while Ernest Harp shifts from euphonium to trombone. The Pecos orchestra plans a recital to clear debt with no further assessments. Chords and Dis-Chords publish musical tips and mockery of practice habits in the February Metronome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Cowan
Pecos
W. D
Ernest Harp
Ernest
Pecosites
Pecos Orchestra
Proficient Violin Self-Taught Artist earns Tri-City praise
Mrs. Ezell of Pecos earns high regard from the Tri-City Symphony for self guided violin study. Despite only three lessons she performs Lake and Conservatory pieces with precise fingering and strong tone. Director Harp praised her dedication and pianistic background aids violin study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Ezell
Pecos Orchestra
Tri-City
Vio linist Sidney Cowan Comments On Harp Lesson Pace
Sidney Cowan a leading violinist in the Pecos orchestra told the Baptist orchestra rehearsal Thursday night that if Mr Harp is indeed a genius in music as he claims he will postpone taking lessons for three or four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Cowan
Pecos
Baptist Orchestra
Harp
Miss Callie Ross Joins Pecos Orchestra Violin Section
Miss Callie Ross, new violinist in the Pecos orchestra, shows strong progress and will perform with the Baptist orchestra this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callie Ross
Pecos Orchestra
Baptist Orchestra
New Student Violinist Joins Pecos Orchestra
Miss Ruby Peer becomes a new violin student in the Pecos orchestra while Walter Farnum joins the Tri-City aggregation and studies the E-flat tuba in the Barstow orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Peer
Pecos
Walter Farnum
Tri-City
Barstow
Pecos Orchestra Plans Straw Draw For Tri City Recital
Seventeen violins one clarinet two cornets one euphonium two drummers and piano formed the fifteenth rehearsal with eleven absences. The ensemble voted to draw straws for the town hosting the first Tri City Symphony recital and to allocate door receipts to that orchestra. Pro-rating receipts by instrument shares was rejected in favor of the straw plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos Orchestra
Tri-City
Pecos
Toyah
Barstow
Harp
Brass Needed in Pecos Marches Says Chords and Dis-Chords
The column argues for stronger wind sections in the Pecos orchestra. It praises the cornet and drum duo by Misses Richburg and Peer with Mr. Johnson, but urges more brass and wind instruments, including clarinets and tubas, for marching pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richburg
Peer
Mr. Johnson
Pecos Orchestra
Pecos
Pecos Orchestra Welcomes New cello for Ralph Williams
Word arrives that a cello ordered for Ralph Williams of Pecos has shipped and will soon arrive adding a welcome, lone instrument to the Pecos orchestra string section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Williams
Pecos
Pecos Orchestra Welcomes New Tenor Horn Player
Gilbert Murray joins the Pecos orchestra as a new tenor horn student bringing fresh talent to the ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Murray
Pecos Orchestra
Peer to Join Pecos Orchestra on Baritone Horn
It is understood that Stanley Peer intends taking up the baritone horn in the Pecos orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Peer
Pecos
John Hall Dies in Grinnell After Long Illness
Grinnell resident and former First National Bank of Montezuma president John Hall, 74, died at St. Francis Hospital after a prolonged illness. Funeral services will be held in Grinnell at 2:30 PM Tuesday in the Masonic Temple, with burial to follow in Montezuma at 10:20 AM Wednesday. Hall, born in Shockton County Ohio, moved to Montezuma young and later resided in Grinnell and Pecos Texas, leaving behind a notable banking career and local ties. His passing ends a long association with Poweshiek county communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hall
Poweshiek County
St. Francis Hospital
Grinnell
Masonic Temple
Montezuma
First National Bank of
E. D. Rayburn
Shockton County
Ohio
Pecos
Texas
John
Hall
Notable Grinnell Figure Remembered for Kindness
The Grinnell Iowa Register recalls a generous, loyal man beloved for his friendship. Across years in Montezuma and Grinnell he performed countless acts of kindness, earning affection from many friends who valued his generous spirit and loyal character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montezuma and
Grinnell
Iowa
Forty-Two Valentine Party Hosted by McClures
Mr and Mrs Tom McClure entertained friends at their Alberta Heights bungalow at forty two with a Valentine theme. Seven tables hosted games, salad course ice cream and cake served, candy during play. Hostess aided by sister Mrs Oram Green. guest list includes L W Anderson Wr Garlick W W Dean A G Taggart J B Howard J W Moore Ira J Bell Albert Sisk H B Prickett W E Bell Oram Green Dr and Mrs H N Lusk and Mesdames Wylie Cole G B Finley Wildie Runnels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom McClure
Alberta Heights
Valentine
McClure
Oram Green
Messrs
Mesdames
L. W. Anderson
Wr. Garlick
W. W. Dean
A. G. Taggart
J. B. Howard
J. W. Moore
Ira J. Bell
Albert Sisk
H. B. Prickett
W. E. Bell
H. N. Lusk
Wylie Cole
G. B. Finley
Wildie Runnels
Toyah Valley Notes From the Herald
Local items report Dr Cortes improving at Pecos sanitarium and near return home. N R Bozeman traveled to Las Cruces with truck to move household goods for Duncan brothers of Saragosa who will farm there this year. Valentine dance at Red Wing Hall attracted many Pecos residents with Well Kept Community Club refreshments. American Legion Auxiliary met February 10 at J T Houri gan home with two new members E L George and Chas Hicks. C K Splittgarber and Rosa Blanken ship visited Fort Davis. irrigation canal work from Head Spring progresses. Mary Otto of Pecos visited the Chas Weinacht home. J T Davis and baby visited W L Kingston Jr ranch. Kingston Sr is at Hot Springs. Prof Kilpatrick spent weekend in Pecos. Mrs Duncan Kingston visiting her parents C C Gass. S H Smith of Chicago arrived to supervise Mercantile Trading Co interests. Albert Moore family and E E Moore visited Fort Davis and Valentine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. R. Bozeman
Las Cruces
N. M
Duncan Boys
Saragosa
American Legion Auxiliary
J. T. Hourigan
E. L. George
Chas. Hicks
B. W. VanDeren
Dick Odell
Mesdames Whitehead
Bowser
Whitehead
Epworth League Party At Krauskopf Home
The Epworth League held a social evening at Mr. and Mrs. Max Krauskopf home with hosts Misses Ione and Nora Hines. Valentine themed decorations and refreshments followed engaging games and contests, attended by numerous young members including Ione Hines Krauskopf and Nora Hines Krauskopf along with many guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Max Krauskopf
Ione
Nora Hines
Valentine
Olean Rhodes
Auline Stephen
Beatrice Fulcher
Thelma Dearing
Marjorie
Floy Thurston
J. E. Couch
Alfred Stephen
Jimmie Harrison
Heard Reynolds
William Dean
Tullus Randall
William Adams
George and
Paul Morrison
James Dearing
John Hibdon, Jr
Brownlee Posey
T. B. Pruett, Jr
Fred Higgins
Vernon D. Howell
Henry Sullivan
Ben Krauskopf
Bridge Club Enjoys Patriotic Theme and Close Scores
The Thursday Bridge Club met with Mrs. R. E. Williams hosting. Five tables played five games amid red white and blue decor and George Washington theme. High score went to Mrs. J. W. Moore with Mrs. David Tudor second. a salad course was served afterward to a long list of attendees including Mesdames Ira J. Bell H. C. Ferris Walter Browning J. B. Howard M. W. Collie J. A. Crane Chas Manahan H. B. Prickett H. Roberson D. K. Tudor W. E. Bell S. C. Vaughan J. W. Parker Chas. Young J. N. Green Ethel Reynolds G. C. Parker J. W. Moore and Birge Holt of Barstow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Williams
George Washington
J. W. Moore
David Tudor
M. W. Collie
Mesdames
Ira J. Bell
H. C. Ferris
Walter Browning
J. B. Howard
J. A. Crane
Chas. Manahan
H. B. Prickett
H. €. Roberson
D. K. Tudor
W. E. Bell
S. C. Vaughan
J. W. Parker
Chas. Young
J. N. Green
Ethel Reynolds
G. C. Parker
Birge Holt
Barstow
One Day Service or Watch Work
Monroe Slack reports offering one day service or watch work over the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Pecos Chapter C E S Plans Monday Called Meeting
A called meeting of Pecos Chapter C E S is set for Monday February 25 at 8 00 p m to initiate candidates All members are urged to attend and visiting members are invited MABEL EASTERBROOK Sec y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos
Mabel Easterbrook
Sec’y
Fragmentary Office Interaction Sparks Question
A brief exchange unfolds in an office as one worker prompts a question with a curt response. The scene highlights workplace chatter and the momentum of a simple inquiry.
Opportunity Seized in Miss Riche Suitor Dialogue
A brief society item notes Miss Riche asserts that happiest marriages arise from opposites. Her suitor retorts with a playful bid about his poverty, reflecting lighthearted social banter in the marriage discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Riche
Sheriff’s sale to settle Reynolds judgment in Reeves County
By order of the Reeves County Court Clerk a sheriff sale will occur on the first Tuesday in March 1924 at Pecos courthouse. The sale covers the partnership firm O Connell Rodebaugh Company assets levied to satisfy J. P. Reynolds judgment of 600 dollars plus costs and 6 percent interest. Items include a Ford One-ton truck and related equipment. sale proceeds apply to the judgment. E B Kiser Sheriff Reeves County Texas Pecos February 21 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Court
Reeves County
J. P. Reynolds
J. W.o’connell
T. W. Rodebaugh
O'Connell-Rodebaugh Company
J. W. O'Connell
Pecos
Texas
J. W
J. W O'Cas
J. W. O’connell
O’connell-Redebaugh
Drrth Chine
Preece i Artesian
Pecca Avery
Rarese
Peoor Sousty
Leode
Ke Perce
Peece
Reever
Fac
Austin
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Wells
Woody
Orla
Culberson County
J. E. Walton
H. & T. C. By Co. Survey
Loving County
Bell
Toyah-Bell
S. Harvard Blvd
Los Angeles
Calif
Fuqua
Georgia Johnson
Elmer Johnson
Georgia
R. S. Johnson
J. B. Briscoe
Helen Hudson
Florence Johnson
Prebble Adams
Lucille Slack
Jewel Hollebeke
Annie Evelyn Roberson
Risa Posey
Mary Ward
Vivian Wilson
Mildred Ruhlen
Nancy Elizabeth Camp
Nemo Brack
Mary Kathryn Toliver
Gale
Bernadette Brownlee
Florence
Georgie Johnson
Toyah Valley
Herald
Cortes
Red Wing Hall
Chas. Splittgarber
Rosa Blankenship
Fort Davis
Head Spring
Mary Otto of
Chas. Weinacht
J. T. Davis
Baby
W. L
W. L. Kingston, Sr
Hot Springs
Prof. Kilpatrick
Duncan Kingston
Mrs. C. C. Gass
S. H. Smith
Chicago
Mercantile Trading Company
Albert Moore
E. E. Moore
Bridge Club
Louise Lawson
Walnu' Springs
Tex
N. Y
BAYER
E. B. Kiser
Pecos Power & Ice Co
R. P. Hicks
Marshall H. Pier
Farm News
United States
Enterprise
THE
Pecos Enterprise
the Pecos Enterprise
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