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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1934
Page
8
U S Bateman will address issues of the day at the North Hill Schoolhouse on Monday September 3 at 8 p m. All are invited for the public talk and discussion.
New Mexico State College president M L Kent announced seven new faculty hires for Las Cruces. Arthur LeRoy from Iowa State College becomes botan y and human physiology teacher. Dr Doyle W Jackson from Tucson named associate professor of education. Dr Karl M Wolfe from Reedsville joins physics and electrical engineering. Dr H P Nielsen of Detroit becomes instructor in mechanical engineering. Florence Young, Nebraska graduate, to home economics and physical education for women. Annette Harlan, State College graduate, named statistical clerk in extension service. William D Morrow, college graduate, to full time research on the experiment station staff. J A Coffey takes a year leave to join the cotton adjustment service. his successor not yet chosen. Miss Young and Mr Morrow previously worked part time.
Jimmie Dutton nine, son of C. L. Dutton of Carrizozo, was crushed to death when he fell from a truck his father rode in front of another truck. The second truck ran over him. a coroner's jury ruled the death accidental.
Bogan Piano Studio announces fall term with piano classes opening in September. Limited slots available. Call 362 for further information. Ad.
Mr and Mrs Clark A Frker arrived in Roswell after a two week trip through Colorado They visited Mesa Verde National Park in the south and stayed at the Boyd ranch in northern New Mexico along with other sites in the state
Milwaukee August 31 The American Bar Association at its 57th annual convention accepted a committee report criticizing the Securities Act of 1933. The report says the act tramples legal principles and marks a parting shot at the Roosevelt New Deal.
Radio repair ad promises quick service and affordable prices. Falcon Electrical Service at 125 West Second Street advertises reliable repairs with low costs, appealing to budget minded customers seeking speedy help.
In Philadelphia a prominent musician pledged Ben Franklin's solid gold watch in William L. Leahy's pawnshop after buying it at a World War emergency aid auction. Leahy suspects a descendant of Franklin may have donated the piece to the government during patriotic fervor. Also noted is Santa Fe political planning for a nominating convention set for September 24.
Dr. KE Lyda relocates his practice to 221 1/2 North Main in the Ramona building from 213 North Kentucky. The new office will open tomorrow.
Across Roswell and Chaves county many children lack textbooks for the coming school year. The Yucca theatre hosts a charity program of short subjects to aid needy students. Tomorrow at nine o'clock the show will run, and every child under 14 presenting a usable school book will be admitted.
Mrs. C. S. Brewster yesterday won the news tip contest by reporting the telegram announcing Mrs. W. C. Holland's election as state WCTU president. She earns two theatre tickets for Monday and may claim them at The Record office. The Yucca shows Today and Saturday feature Gary Grant and Frances Drake in Ladies Should Listen, and Princess offers Pill Perron in Rawhide Maid.
Brookshier Produce offers fryers 17 cents per pound for both large and small hens at 12 cents per pound. Guineas 40 cents each, ducks 15 cents per pound, turkey hens 15 cents per pound, roosters 7 cents per pound. Fresh eggs 25 cents per dozen. Phone 889 820 East 2nd. Adv.
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