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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1934
Page
8
The Cooperator monthly mimeographed organ of Chaves County Teachers Association appeared today under its new name. It has served since the start of the school year, with today’s issue the first as The Cooperator. The January issue spans seven pages and is issued on the 10th of each month.
The Kiwanis club holds a special meeting at the Coca Cola plant at 6 o clock this evening.
Judge Emmett Patton left this morning for Ardmore Oklahoma to attend the death of his brother and his mother s serious illness.
Carl A. Johnson reported his spaniel was poisoned with strychnine near the Johnson residence at 811 North Pennsylvania last night. The dog was taken to Dr. Covington’s animal hospital and is expected to recover by morning.
Five couples wed yesterday afternoon in Roswell by L. Johnson justice of the peace. The marriages included I Pery Spangier and Clyde Ken ey of Roswell. J B Jenkins and Evelyn Diffy of Brownfield. J H Empie and Opal Gussie of Roswell. J W Phelps of Roswell and Juanita Bigielow of Colorado Springs. and Bill Cheats and Faye Richard on of Levelland. Reverend H C Henderson presided at the ceremony.
Today teachers and school staff across the county received their pay. Bus drivers and other county school employees were issued their salaries for the period.
The Chaves County F Award of Education met yesterday afternoon in the county superintendent's office. Routine business was transacted with E A Paddock, president of the board, presiding.
An advertisement for Yucca Beauty Service and Cosmetic Shop invites women to visit regularly for expert service. The ad notes the shop is located in J. P. White Building and provides a phone number 484 for contact.
Doc Terhaar shares a light hearted long life secret urging simple habits like bathing and exercise while warning against excesses and late nights. Next Saturday Boy Scouts will run city affairs and some dignitaries may face traffic court as Tenth Street between Kentucky and Pennsylvania is criticized for rough driving conditions.
At three o'clock this afternoon the city clerk issued 1877 drivers licenses under the new ordinance requiring licenses be secured by today. The action marks the start of the municipal program and obliges residents to comply within the deadline.
Casey Kilgore Ray Carroll and Mrs Mennie Griffith of Camp and La Verne Squire and Pope Gray of Cap Rock appeared at the county school superintendent office on school business today.
Valley Advertising company installs signboards along Fifth Street near Ksen Hotel building as part of commercial frontage improvements.
Deputy county health officer Miste Beck is confined to her home this week due to eye trouble. Details on her condition were not disclosed and no timetable for return was provided. Local offices will operate with limited staff until her return.
Judge James B. McGhee returned to Roswell last night after presiding in Clovis for Judge Harry S. Patton.
Mrs. Jennie Henderson filed a foreclosure suit in district court today against Miss Nick Brill and other defendants.
Roosevelt issues executive order continuing a 15 per cent reduction for the current fiscal year ending June. Democratic leaders back the President as the budget and appropriations panel align with the stance. Roswell attendees will hear of Albuquerque's opera effort tonight amid local fundraising and theater showings.
Chaves County committees assign 1924 55 cotton acreage reduction program help via district meetings January 11 12 13 at Oasis Gin South Spring Gin Lt F D schoolhouse Berrendo schoolhouse with listed hours for each location and agent.
Regular Convocation of Columbia chapter No. 7, Royal Arch Masons, to be held Thursday, Jan. 11, 1934, at 7 30 p m. Attest Elmer Riemen, Secy. R. L. Cullen, H. P. Adv.
Fred Wordelman incurred a deep head gash in a highway wreck west of Roswell yesterday morning. The Record reports Mr. and Mrs. J A Moodex were injured and rushed to St Marys hospital. Wordelman suffered the most serious injuries. Wordelman drove a Ford Model A. he is from California Missouri. Moodex couple hail from Phoenix Arizona. The car overturned and was demolished.
A. F. Talcott of Caldwell Idaho spent the night with Harry White and family on his way to New Orleans. The brief visit was noted as part of local social notices and travel chatter.
An advertisement urges customers to choose Naies’s Cleaning Works at 420 North Main, Washington, and advocates quality over price, claiming industry rules by the Code Authority are in effect and should be followed by all cleaners.
Wright and Mrs. Porter plan to run a beauty culture program with cooperation from city shops. Practical training occurs on live models under expert teachers. Advertises student work at student prices and provides tuition details by phone 182.
After a stretch of winter, Mrs. Duran reports a grasshopper in the area, marking the second sighting this season following F Grant Keyes who saw one on Christmas Day.
Save Everyday Sugar 20 lbs for 1.00 large borax 18c two for 35c gallon peaches 45c compound 4 lbs 33c soap giant crystal white 6 for auction coffee Shillings or M J B 32c yard eggs 20c country butter 20c creamery butter 23c crackers 2 lb box 25c crystal wedding oats large 20c. Tell your neighbor. Gross Grocery phone 711 adv jildtic.
Sheriff Peck left yesterday with W H Buzz Tarrant and Eugene Trugello to the state penitentiary and planned a stop to observe the national livestock association meeting in Albuquerque on the way home.
We tet piano experts tune pianos and saxophone experts toot saxo phones, but we have the best equipped radio laboratory in the southwest and 30 years actual ex perience just to do your' radio work right. Besides No fix no pay. Phone 289 125 W. 2nd.
An advertisement from The Franklin Agency based at 213 White Building offers writing services with contact phone 647 W.
Mrs. P. M. Deason of Tyler Texas writes Cardui helped her after a run down condition. She took eight bottles at once and six later, noting improved sleep and daytime energy. The testimonial urges women who feel weak or nervous to try Cardui.
Small five acre farm with a room house chicken house garage windmill tanks and an extra irrigation well. Priced at 1700 dollars with terms 400 dollar down and 25 dollars per month. Phone 390. Advertisement from 1914.
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