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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1935
Page
6
Dan Burrows, former Roswell resident and Roswell High School and NMIMI graduate, traveled through Roswell today with his wife and young son on a vacation trip to Texas. He is currently the managing editor of the Albuquerque Tribune.
Raymond Moore four years old son of Mrs Evelyn Moore dies at the family home 309 West Mathews street about two o'clock this morning after a day of illness. He is survived by his mother and sister Carolyn. Funeral services will be held tomorrow morning at ten thirty at South Park Cemetery with interment to follow at Talmage Mortuary director.
Bids for grade school bus route will be received at the County School Superintendent’s office until 10:00 AM August 10, 1935. Route No. 7a covers Districts 9 and 31. Further details available at the County Office. Adv. J30t5c.
Tom White and Neil B Watson captured the Roswell Country Club 4 ball title defeating H H McGee and Ernest Fores six up two to play in the finals yesterday. The county commissioners held their regular monthly meeting this morning and routine business was attended to.
Captain B. C. Mossman returns to Roswell this afternoon from a ten day business trip to Washington, D C. He was away ten days.
Roswell golfers Edd Amonett John Minton B M Red Keehane Tom White Ernest Hodges Charles Butler Norman McCleod plan to attend the state golf tournament in Raton August 8 to 11. Caroline Moreland, Roswell girl, graduates from Texas Woman's College Fort Worth with BA and BMus and signs to teach in Fort Worth public schools next year.
Judge McGhee and court reporter Henry Puckett left for Lovington after spending Sunday in Roswell. They will remain through Wednesday for a jury term of court.
Hollywood couple Evelyn Venable and camera man Hal Mohr, both well known in the film colony, await the arrival of a baby in November according to reports.
Colonel and Mrs. G Barry Duffield return to Roswell after seven weeks abroad visiting The American University of Beirut in Beirut Syria. Duffield taught there for two years after Princeton graduation and called the university a leading institution with 1200 students and 150 to 200 faculty. He observed Hebrew in Tel Aviv as predominant and noted Zionist development raising land values and local wages while Mussolini’s Italy showed progress amid troop movements and war talk with Ethiopia. Col Duffield serves as dean of the Junior College department at NMMS.
Invitations to attend the annual meeting of the Chaves County Game Protective Association at Roswell Country Club next Friday night at 7 o'clock have been sent to state game warden Elliott S. Barker, to members of the state game and fish commission and to several officials of the U S Biological Survey and the federal Bureau of Fisheries.
Roy Hust and Mary Dell Martin both of Nogal New Mexico tied the knot with Richard D. Martin of Nogal and Imogene Kenner of Capitan joining in the ceremony. Reverend N L Linebaugh conducted the wedding this morning at the venue.
Governor Lees describes a program to build and refurbish schools using labor groups of ten to fifteen men per site. Materials would be bought in carload lots when enough schools are ready, with funds from districts pooled and distributed to individual projects. County superintendents are urged to submit applications now to have many schools ready by fall.
Six year old Boyes, after six days and nights wandering the rugged Pinos Alsos mountains northwest of here, spoke feebly to his mother while playing. He recalled walking by day and sleeping under trees at night, describing encounters with people in the hills and even berries and tree gum eaten, yet insisted he never cried.
Heavy rainfall across New Mexico caused flooding and road washouts especially along state highway 26 between Hatch and Deming. Rivers including the Rio Grande and Pecos crested then receded, no immediate danger expected in 24 hours. Tourists urged to avoid dirt roads. mountain roads in Jemez country impassable awaiting repairs.
Choice Elberta peaches picked daily at a farm 112 miles south of Shady Grove and 2 miles east of Fairbanks. Also cooking apples available from Gaylords Orchard.
A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs C L Carlton at their home Saturday night. Mrs Carlton was taken to St Marys hospital for care after the birth. The attending physician says her condition is satisfactory.
The Southeastern New Mexico Grazing District advisory board met at First National Bank building to form recommendations for grazing permits under the Taylor Grazing Act and to advise officials administering the act.
Santa Fe port detachment under Capt Owen L Wood will leave August 8 for Camp Maxmiliano Luna to set up the 11th Cavalry encampment, comprising 24 enlisted men. The 111th main unit arrives August 11. Battery A of the 158th Field Artillery will move to Fort Sill Oklahoma for maneuvers, entraining at Roswell August 9.
Washington authorities report Treasury experts concluded states cannot issue tokens or pieces used to make change in sales tax transactions. The advisory clarifies the legal status of such devices and their May 5 context.
Mrs. Mary Dodd Smith testified before a coroner's jury that the dispute over a tintype preceded the death of her husband Wade L. Smith, who was fatally wounded at their honeymoon bungalow. Smith was held for trial on a second degree murder charge at Laurel Maryland.
Former speaker of the house and longtime Massachusetts senator Frederick H. Gillett, 83, is reported near death in a Springfield hospital. A Republican, he served 32 years in the House before his 1924 election to the Senate and retired in 1931.
Las Cruces officials probe a skeleton found in an Arroyo near Tortugas Mountain. A bus ticket dated June 29 1934 from Los Angeles to Augusta Georgia bears the name T T Gastrell and an unmailed Augusta addressed letter is found. Police recall a well dressed man who left Las Cruces a year ago and asked for Ward Vado. No money found but ring and tie clasp recovered. Pills may suggest convalescence.
New Location has moved his office from 305 West Second to Fisher Building 215 West Third. Phone 30.
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