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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1934

Page

4

St John St. Mildred Handwedding in Roswell Home

Miss Mildred St John and Ned H Hanawald wed at ten in the morning in a Roswell drawing room wedding hosted by Mrs C G Martin. The couple, attending Stephens College and New Mexico Military Institute respectively, will reside in Albuquerque after a Trinidad occupation.

C. G. Martin Mildred St. John John R. St. John Ned H. Hanawald Len A. Hanawald Trinidad Colorado Reg Tey Thompson First Presbyterian Church Ant. de Amour Paderwiski Miss le Shafer Ruibsey St. John Slelee Oche Mary Jane St. John Thomas St. John Mobile Ala J. Clinton Hanawald Denver Miriam Thompson Frances McClure Marion Sanders Mary Louise Miller Twila Jo Wolfe Marjorie Fensom Alma Greenlaw Florence Long Myra St. John Dorothy Morrison Albuquerque New Mexico Military Institute University of Colorado Delta Tau Delta

Engagement and upcoming wedding noted in Albuquerque origin

The Albuquerque Tribune carried a detailed engagement announcement of Thomas M. Reid, son of Captain and Mrs. W. C. Reid of Albuquerque, and Miss Mary Jo Evans of Marquez. The couple plans to wed on October 10 with Reid based in Valencia County and Miss Evans connected to the Evans family in Marquez.

Roswell Pecos Valley Thomas M. Reid W. C. Reid Albuquerque Tom Reid Richardson, Reid and Hervey Law Firms New Mexico Mary Jo Evans Lee S. Evans Marquez Ww. C. Reid Alvarado Evans Reid Miss Evans St. Vincent Academy el Paso School For New York New Mexico Quattle Growery Association H. L. Kent Dreuth Valencia County Los Lunas Albuquerque High School University Colorado Agricultural College Fort Collins Las Cruces State College

Delightful Bridge Party Hostess Miss Hicks Leaving for Texas Tech

Miss Hortense Hicks hosts a bridge party at her parents home on North Kentucky Avenue with mid-summer flowers and a handkerchief shower for the guest of honor who departs Sunday to join the Texas Tech business office in Lubbock. Guests include Tess Klyng and several others. a salad course is served. The page also notes Camp Carizzo for Girls closing with a musical comedy and a schedule of events from late August, plus various local notices about federation meetings, rummage sales, a dance, and a wedding event attendance.

Hortense Hicks Texas Tech Lubbock Bridge E. H. Hicks North Kentucky Avenue Tess Klyng Dorothy Morrion Velma Lannom Charlotte St. John Laurena Peck Wrissie de Temple Wilbur Coe Bert Bonnell McCloud Brothers Rosemary Surman Ann Askren Shirley Ann Jones Virginia Walker Old Baldy Madge Ingalls Esther McNally

Tom Hall Jr Hosts Swim Party and Steak Fry

Tom Hall Jr entertained with a gay swimming party at Roswell Country Club yesterday afternoon followed by a steak fry supper in the rear garden of his parents home at 404 South Pennsylvania Avenue. Attendees included Lady Dee Jones E J Brown Jr Genevieve Yoder Billie Minton Marion Roney Frances Schultz Billie Whatley Ruth Jankes Lyman Sanders Jr Harold de Shurley Myron Stolaroff Helen Ruth Glover Howard Glover John Mc Clure Jr Pob Young.

Tom Hall JR Roswell Country Club Thomas J. Hall South Pennsylvania Avenue Lady Dee Jones E. J. Brown Jr Genevieve Yoder Billie Minton Marion Roney Frances Schultz Billie

Years Ago Today Institute Instructors Return From Vacation

Institute instructors and staff arrive back from summer leave including Major and Mrs Duffield from Princeton Major Lusk from Camp Logan Captain Rabenhorst from Notre Dame Captain Burnham from Providence Captain Matthews from Vermont Captain Klieckner from Berkeley Captain Flickinger Captain Wonsetler and others with field work planned in the northwest Major Flint United States Army will move from Fort Huachuca to Fort Riley Major and Mrs E L Franklin move to their new post at Fort Riley including Mrs Mildred Foster and Lois Brewster departing for Chillicothe Business College Colonel and Mrs Meyer and children relocate to 720 East Second. Roswell summer assignments noted.

Institute Duffield Princeton Lusk Camp Logan Rabenhorst Notre Dame Burnham Providence R. L Matthews Vermont Bigney Berkeley Plummer Texas U Klieckner Flickinger Institute 19 Pittsburgh U Wonsetler Northwest Reda Arthur J. Stevens Troutman Saunders Erwin Roswell Flint U.S. A Ft.Hauchuca

Van Meter shooting linked to Jealous Sweetheart

Authorities chase a confessed Dillinger associate after a St Paul shooting left Homer Van Meter dead in a street corner ambush. Police identify Marion Comforti, nicknamed Mickey, as Van Meter's top female contact and potential instigator.

Homer van Meter Dillinger St. Paul

Bridge Club Entertained by Mrs Floyd Citty

Mrs Floyd Citty hosted her bridge club Tuesday night at 209 North Missouri Avenue. After contract games an ice course was served. Bridges were laid by Mrs Neil B Watson, Mrs L W Johnson, Mrs Dayton Talmage, Mrs R D Haire, Mrs La mar Strickland, Mrs Joe W Massey, Mrs Marmion McCord, and the hostess.

Floyd Citty North Missouri Avenue Mmes Neil B. Watson L. W. Johnson Dayton Talmage R. D. Haire Lamar Strickland Joe W. Massey Marmion McCord

Hatch vows to serve all people of New Mexico

Silver City August 30 AP Senator Sea rl Hatch urged Grant county Democrats to follow the national administration in serving all people. He praised Governor Hockenhull and criticized the prior Republican policy as do nothing. He lauded Roosevelt’s leadership and prosperity achieved through active policy.

Silver City N. M United States Senate New Mexico Searl Hatch Grant’ County America A. W. Hockenhull Roosevelt Republican Party

City Beautiful Contest Entries From Local Gardeners

Mrs John Tweedy and Mrs Horton Smith each entered a bouquet of zinnias in the City Beautiful contest today.

John Tweedy Horton Smith

Meat Cutter Wanted in Roswell Downtown Store

Wanted meat cutter with own fixtures to join a live gro cer in a downtown Roswell location. Address inquiries to Glenn H. Laing at 1519 Pierce St., Amarillo, Texas. AS013x

Roswell Glenn H. Laing Pierce St Amarillo Texas

Paternity Puzzle Court Case In Oklahoma City

Mrs Betty Burton Baldwin a radio singer appears in an Oklahoma City court as plaintiff seeking custody of her four year old son Sonny Boy. The case challenges the paternity of the child with Dr M James Baldwin as the alleged father while the boy's mother was still married to her first husband.

Betty Burton Baldwin Oklahoma City Okla Sonny Boy M. James Baldwin Baldwin

New Mexico Governor Proclaims Labor Day 1934

Gov. A W Hockenhull proclaims September 3, 1934 as Labor Day a state holiday urging all citizens to observe the annual national holiday honoring labor. The proclamation notes Labor Day as the first Monday in September and calls for suitable observances statewide.

Santa Fe A. W. Hockenhull I. A.W. Hockenhull State of New Mexico

Frozen Meat For New Mexico Needy

Santa Fe reports federal relief plans to supply Albuquerque with frozen meat for New Mexico needy. An ice plant at North Second and Marquette Streets will be leased for six months at 3000 dollars monthly, slaughtering 100 beeves daily to build a 3000 head reserve, then 750 beeves monthly. Cattle from Springer are sent to Albuquerque for processing. 258 Albuquerque families have received 17,600 pounds.

Santa Fe New Mexico Albuquerque Federal Relief North Second Marquette Streets Washington E. C. Brechtel Springer Prechtel

Campus Dance at Courthouse Lawn Aug 30

Camp Chatter notes a dance organized by Captain Houston and Lt Weir on Thursday Aug 30. Open to all, with a small cover charge and promises more dances if this one succeeds. Company trucks will provide transport for young ladies meeting at 7 30 or 8 00 on the courthouse lawn.

Douglas Hopkins Houston Weir O. K Court House

Not bad to bhe truck driver says Red Parker and Harold Campbell

A reader quotes Red Parker and Harold Campbell expressing favorable views about a truck driver. The speaker indicates agreement with their stance. The brief note records supportive sentiment from named individuals.

Red Parker Harold Campbell

Ruidoso Bans Runaway Livestock In Town Area

On petition of residents, Lincoln County commissioners prohibit cattle horses swine sheep goats burros and other domestic animals from running at large in the platted townsite and recreational area of the unincorporated town of Ruidoso. The nuisance spurred action and local efforts plus fences by U S Forest Service and neighboring landowners to keep grazing within designated land.

Ruidoso Board of County Commissioners Lincoln County Thi U. S. Forest Service

Modern Ruth Lera Knox Explores Old Plow Versus Modern Exhibit

Columbia Tenn woman portrayed as a modern Ruth compares a biblical era plow with a futuristic implement on display at the Sears Roebuck exhibit during the World's Fair in Chicago. Last year she was hailed as a typical farm woman of Tennessee and sent to the Fair. She enjoyed the experience and later became home editor of a Nashville farm publication.

Lera Knox Columbia, Tenn Ruth Sears, Roebuck Chicago Knox Nashville

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