Social clubs plan Founders Day banquet and dances
Grace Thorpe Bear reports on the Chums meeting at Helen Glover’s home to plan the Founders Day banquet on February first and a mid winter formal dance at The Womans Club with a dollar per couple or stag fee. Alumni and many members attended with refreshments in purple and white. The Pals and Pards groups also met at different homes, installing officers and hosting New Year gatherings. Wright notices include a Father’s night program at Senior High and a Wesley Fellowship rummage sale at 104 North Main.
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Chums
Helen Ruth Glover
Womans Club
Chum
Corrine Hanagan
Jane Hawkins
Catherine Puckett
Edith Coppedge
Merle Haynes
Ruth Jean Smith
Ruth Iankes
Billie Whatley
Lucille Hanagan
Dorothy Jane Dustin
Clara Lambeth
Effie Jane Crosby
Maxine Blackmarne Askren
Marjorie White
Sara Whatles
Ottolee Askren
Merzaret Hinson
Pals
Nancy Elize
Eles
W. B. Binns Sr
North Kansas
Roswell
Father Time
Winfred Binns
Geo. Hamilton
Local holiday visits and engagements in Roswell headlines
East Grand Plains residents L A McAnally and family toured relatives in Oklahoma and New Mexico during the holidays. A wedding linking Miss Mary Calender and Mr Glenn Willis is announced from Portales. Various local families exchange greetings, sales, and hospital visits, with students returning to Denver and others visiting or ill in Roswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Callender
Glenn Willis
Portales
Willis
Thomas E. Calender
East Ninth Street
Holiday Bridge Party At W F Hanagan Home
Mrs W F Hanagan Jr hosted a bridge party at 500 North Missouri Avenue honoring Miss Margaret Cannon of Town City and her brother Albert Cannon of Hooston, with guests including Mary Cleary Mary Dahm R M Tigner and others, delicious refreshments served at the end.
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Margaret Cannon
Iowa City
Richard Tigner
Iowa State University
Albert Cannon
Houston
Texas
R. M. Tener
W. F. Hanagan Jr
North
Missouri Avenue
Town City
Hooston
R. M. Tigner
Hanagan
Mary Cleary
Mary Dahm
Mary R. Cooney
R. F. Meehan
Tampa
Kansas
East Grand Plains Coterie Holds Meeting At Mrs Lane Home
The East Grand Plains Coterie met at Mrs. Kid Lane's pleasant Roswell area home for a session led by president Mrs. E R Duvall. After singing and prayer, reports followed a roll call themed to recreation. Wayne Adams spoke on Near East Foundation work in Europe and the Middle East. Many members attended and hostesses included Mrs Solon Thomas and Mrs W C Van Doren.
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East Grand Plains
Greece
Yugoslavia
Austria
Switzerland
Italy
France
Egypt
Syria
Palestine
Adams
Macedonia
Mmes
Solon Thomas
W. C. van Doren
M. W. Southworth
Leo Greening
Emery Hurtt
Glenn Wheeler
Albert Watson
SF. Heine
A. L. Hobson
van Doren
J. H. Crowder
W. W. Pope
H. C. Allison
A. J. DeBorde
Benjamin Hitelgeorge
W. E. Taylor
C. R. Covington
Gordon Green
Frank Seaverns
H. F. Davis
Esther M. Howlett
R. S. Adams
W. W. Adams
E. F. Butler
Misses Josie Pope
Louise Duvall
Olive Butler
Inez Southworth
Mary Lane
Fatal showdown as fugitive Johnson eludes posse
A wrecked car, a lamp post crash and a brutal hunt followed when Johnson fled into a house after a wreck. A deputy was shot as officers stormed the residence and Cooper died from machine gun fire. Herman Pew and Velma Campbell hid in the rear, held for questioning. Bob Johnson captured at Abesville, Missouri after escape in Oklahoma.
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Johnson
Cooper
Hodge
Herman Pew
Velma Campbell
Springfield
State Highway Patrol
Bob Johnson
Picher
Okla
Abesville
Steamer IS- Collision Injures Numerous Harbor Victims
Assistant district attorney Sylvester Cosantino questioned Captains William Pendleton of the Lexington and John Wickman of the Jane Christensen after a collision in heavy harbor traffic. Investigators attribute the crash to a misunderstanding of navigation signals. More than a score of people were injured in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester Cosantino
William Pendleton
Lexington
John Wickman
Jane Christensen
Score
155 Millions For Rivers and Harbors
Major General E M Markham urged Secretary Dern to appropriate 155 million dollars for rivers and harbors improvements in the coming fiscal year. A survey outlined 93.8 million for FEMA authorized projects, 47.2 million for Congress approved maintenance, and 29.9 million for flood control. Inland waterways development would receive much of the funds, with over 14 million already available but unspent, supporting employment on relief measures.
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Washington
Dern
E. M. Markham
Army Engineers
Engineer Corps
Federal Emergency Administration of Public Works
Congress
Lindberghs testify in Hauptmann murder trial
Mrs Lindbergh and Charles A Lindbergh testified in the Hauptmann murder trial in Flemington New Jersey describing the baby’s nursery, clothing and toys. Anne Morrow Lindbergh identified the sleeveless shirt and photos of her son while Charles A Lindbergh discussed home events the night of the kidnapping and the trial adjourned with his continuation planned for tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Fremington
N. J
Charles Augustus Lindbergh
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Bronx
Betty Gow
David
Wilentz
Mrs. Lindbergh
Hauptmann
Col. Lindbergh
Flemington
Charles A. Lindbergh
Party Line up in Congress for 74th Congress rosters
The 74th Congress convenes with party line ups in Washington. Senate totals show Democrats 69 Republicans 25 Progressives 1 and Farmer-Labor 1. House totals: Democrats 322 Republicans 102 Progressives 7 Farmer-Labor 3 and one vacancy noted for Indiana Republican.
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Congress New
Washington
Jan
Senate
House
Roosevelt
Indiana
Congress Debates Labor Bill and Bonus Payments
In Washington the Patman bill for immediate payment of soldiers bonuses leads a rush of 2409 House measures. The proposal would issue 2.1 billion in adjusted veterans certificates and cancel interest on related loans. Others call for a federal industrial commission and unemployment safety nets amid broad tax and subsidy considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Patman
House
Senate
D-Tex
Ludlow
D-Ind
Federal Industrial Commission
Tingley Settles Into New Executive Mansion
Santa Fe reports Governor Clyde Tingley enjoyed his first night in the executive mansion after six weeks of sleep elsewhere. The Tingleys moved in yesterday and spent their first night in the new residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tingley
Executive Mansion
Santa Fe
Clyde Tingley
Tingleys
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