Hagerman Lions Club Sees Tax Money Discussion
Hagerman Lions Club met at city hall for a regular business meeting. A round table discussion covered disposition of tax money from Hagerman’s one cent cigarette tax increase. Also noted a visit from Mrs. Byron Gress of San Bernardino, former Hagerman resident Vera Goodwin, and her sister, a San Bernardino dance instructor.
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Hagerman Lions Club
Hagerman
Byron Gress
San Bernadino
Calif
Vera Goodwin
W.R. Goodwin
Bill Langenegger
Dexter Hosts Dinner Guests In Two Evenings
Mr and Mrs Bill Langenegger were dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Rusty Fletcher of Dexter Thursday evening. Guests at the Langenegger home Wednesday evening were Mr and Mrs Bill Carlson of Artesia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Langenegger
Rusty Fletcher
Dexter
Langenegger
Bill Carlson
Artesia
Kathy Langenegger Celebrates Fourth Birthday Party
Kathy Langenegger daughter of Mr and Mrs Bill Langenegger of Hagerman celebrated her fourth birthday at home Thursday Friends attended from Dexter and nearby towns including Helen Fletcher Lila Heitman Ruthie Watson and Joyce Sparks A talent show dolls and a taped recording provided entertainment A circus cake with four candles and small doll make up kits for favors were served Vernon Ridgley and family left for Klamath California after floods damaged their home and business with reconstruction underway
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Langenegger
Bill Langenegger
Hagerman
Helen Fletcher
Dexter
Lila Heitman
Ruthie Watson
Joyce Sparks
Vernon Ridgley
Judy
Jerry
Crandell
Klamath
Calif
J. C. Ridgley
Flooded Home in Canada and Departure for Greenland Duty
Word from Bob Ridgley of Klamath Canada reports three feet of floodwater in their home during the holidays in Porterville Canada. The La Fleur family arrives to occupy the Vedder Graham house, with Mrs. La Fleur and four children staying. Kenneth to serve overseas in Greenland, departing January 9.
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Bob Ridgley
Klamath, Canif
Porterville
Canf
Hagerman
Kenneth la Fleur
Vedder Graham
Family visits and holiday fare across Hagerman scene
Mr and Mrs Jack Turner and three daughters visit Hagerman kin. Dick Turner and family host. Francis Kent on Navy leave visits with wife and newborn Robert Dale born Dec 22 to Francis and wife. Kent family returns to Kansas. Mrs Lester Hinrichsen hosts neighborhood coffee with guests and festive decorations. Ray Turner sails to Portland Oregon.
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Jack Turner
Patagonia
Ariz
Dick Turner
Hagerman
Jack
Hayward Kent
Norton Kans
Stone
W. E. Ridgley
Hagerman and
Roswell
Francis Kent
Robert Dale
Joe Mann
Kents
Kansas
Lester- Hinrichsen
Lee Roy Rhodes
Leonard George
Earl Bass
Garner Mason
H. J. Steinberger
S.M. Wrinkle
Donald West
Howard Templeton
A A. McCleskey
Rufus Campbell
Hinrichsen
Ray Turner
Portland, Ore
Pope Approves Drugless Way To Reduce Childbirth Pains
Vatican City reports Pope Pius XII approved a drugless method of childbirth aimed at reducing pain. The approach, termed childbirth without fear, uses intensive preparation and psychologistguided techniques to desensitize pain responses and encourage positive reflexes during labor. The pope cited extensive use in Russia China and growing interest in the United States and France.
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Pope
Vatican City
Pope Pius XII
Russia
China
United States
France
Mrs Logas New Hagerman Resident and Santa Fe Depot Worker
Mrs Logas recently moved from Alva Oklahoma to Hagerman and is employed at the Santa Fe Depot in Hagerman.
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Hagerman
Logas
Alva
Okla
Santa Fe
Bellz Bennett Circle Plans Enchilada Fundraiser at Church
The Bellz Bennett Circle of the First Methodist Church Hagerman met at Mrs. Frederick Heitman’s home and voted to host an enchilada supper January 28 in the church undercroft to support Sacramento Camp. A Hillcrest Church zone meeting in Carlsbad is set for January 47 with 10 a.m. registration, led by Mrs. Martins.
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Bellz Bennett
First Methodist Church
Hagerman
Frederick Heitman
Sacramento
Hillcrest
Carlsbad
Martins
Lloyd Edgar Harshey Jr
Jack Menoud
T. A. Bledsoe
Vanada Little
Logas
Barney Green
Bobby Williamson
WSCS
C. A.marchbanks
A.A. McCleskey
Hillcrest Church
Catherine Marchbanks
A. A. McCreskey
A. A. Bailey
J. C. Ridgley
Edith Stine
Flora West
Lorena Chrisman
J.W. Wiggins
L. E. Hinrichsen
John Shockley
Marchbanks
Commissioner Hopes Wage Law Retained
State Labor Commissioner C W Burrell says he hopes the State Supreme Court will reverse a district court ruling that the 1955 minimum wage law is unconstitutional. He notes weaknesses but seeks amendments to improve it. The law set minimums in several fields and has been voided by Deming District Judge A W Marshall. an appeal is before the Supreme Court.
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Albuquerque
C. W. Burrell
Supreme Court
Dist
A. W. ‘Marshall
Deming
Grace Kelly Says Romance Was Love At Second Sight
Chicago hails Grace Kelly as saying her romance with Prince Rainier III began with second sight. She recalled meeting him at his Monte Carlo palace last May and an engagement during Christmas week after dinner with her aunt and uncle in Margate New Jersey. The couple, who plan to wed after Easter, split up for a time as each travels. he to Florida for fishing and she to Hollywood for a movie commitment.
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Chicago
Grace Kelly
Rainier III
Monaco
Monte Carlo
Philadelphia
Prince Rainier
Russell Austin
Margate
N.J
Miss Kelly
Austins
Kelly
Rainier
Prince
Hollywood
Florida
New York
Senorita Graciela Levi Castillo
Ecuador
Scientists announce ES enhancing substance could aid transplants
Researchers at Memorial Laboratory in Michigan report a chemical ES may allow living tissues to be transplanted between individuals. ES could suppress antibody reactions, enabling non identical donor organs or skin to be accepted, a step beyond current twin-only grafts.
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Bar Harbor
Maine
Sci- Coldwater
Mich
Roscoe J. Jackson
Naked Dawn
Ladycer Society
Snell
Musical Revue Takes Time Out For Hurt Man
The Hellzapoppin show at the Music Box Theater pauses after comedian Chick Johnson injured his left leg by accidental powder burns during Saturday’s performance. Johnson, treated at once, was sent home. He and Ole Olsen have fired about five million rounds of blank ammunition in 20 years without such mishap. The show will resume later this week.
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Francis Kent
U.S. Navy
Hagerman
West Coast
Hollywood
Chick Johnson
Music Box
Johnson
Ole Olsen
Picture Editor Wins Critics Award in Hollywood
Francis J. Carmody motion picture editor for the Washington Star wins the Screen Directors Guild annual critics award. Guild president George Sidney says Carmody was named the critic whose reviews in the past year were most perceptive and helped improve motion pictures. Carmody will receive the award in Los Angeles on January 29.
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Hollywood
Francis J. Carmody
Washington, D.C
Evening ‘Star
Screen Directors Guild
George Sidney
Guild
Carmody
Los Angeles
TV music lessons could spark nationwide youth enrollment
Dr. John C. Kendel of the American Music Conference predicts a 75 to 100 percent rise in enrollments within 10 years as TV based music study reaches small communities. The University of Houston offers a telecourse in piano on KUHT, while the University of Michigan explores teaching wind and string instruments via TV. Dr. George Stout says TV students progress as well as campus students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John C. Kendel
American Music Conference
University of Houston
Houston
Tex
KUHT
University of Michigan
George Stout
Fast Teeth Powder Promises Firm Dental Fit
Advertises FASTEETH an alkaline powder to sprinkle on dentures to hold plates more firmly and curb odor. Claims it prevents embarrassing slippage and souring. urges purchase at drug counters.
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Wayne Graham
W. E. Knoy
R. A. Weiborne
Harry Briggs
Charles Lathrop
H. E. Freeman
Bob Cumpsten
Kenneth Sims
Robert West
Dacus Parker
A. L. Ackerman
W. E. Utterback
B.L. Richardson
A. E. Watford
Ter High School
June Turner
Portland
Virginia
A. A. McCleskey
Jack Nail
Bradley
Cumpston Addition
C.W. Curry
John T. Barber
Barber
State Highway Department
J. W. Wiggins
All-In
Bendix
Hopes Wage Law
George D. Snell
Nathan Kaliss
Avrion Mitchison
Andrew Kandutsch
Sally Allen
Shiela Counce
HURT
Ford
America
Desmond Ford Company
W. Second
P.D.A
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