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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1934
Page
4
About 150 Presbyterians attended a rally at a Wom Club to mark the burning arch anniversary with Rev Le Roy Thompson leading hymns and Dr C Henderson delivering a message Go forward. The Clover Leaf Club hosted a White Elephant party with mayonnaise making demonstration by A Malone and welcomed new members.
Ten years ago today the Shakespeare Club held its annual meeting at Mrs. John Mc Clure residence with Mrs. Phil Heimig as president and Miss Elizabeth Stevens elected president. Officers included Mrs. Guy Rowe vice president and secretaries Mrs. Charles D. Keyes and Mrs. Ernest P. Malone, treasurer Mrs. W. A. Wilson, and record-keeper Mrs. C. E. Mason. Directors named were Mrs. John McClure and Mrs. Phil Hel mig. Members listed: Mines, Cahoon, Helmig, Hill, Johnson, Keyes, Low, Malone, Mason, McClane, McClure, Poe, Pruit, Rowe, Stevens and Ort on with Miss Holt and Miss Stevens. Mrs. L. F. Woodhead hosted the Wednesday Bridge Club with attendees Mmes. H. G. Moberly, T. H. Bowell, Roy Brady, Wade Corn, Thomas J. Pearson, Arthur Farnsworth, Rolla Hinkle, Hugh Morrow, Langford Keith, W. S. Day, Jay White, C. H. Brown, George A. Lipp and Miss Frances Austin. The Gleaners of the First M. E. Sunday school presented Mrs. Nola Oli- on.
The Commerce Dept reports December exports rose, giving the United States a 59 million dollar favorable balance for the month and a 226 million dollar favorable balance for 1933. The article also notes tax proposals affecting personal holding companies and income tax rates for 1935, detailing rate changes and potential revenue estimates.
Person seeks a wood or coal cook stove and provides a contact phone number 1560 for replies. Listing indicates a simple classified wanted ad format with brief contact info.
Barbara Ann Ridge four months old daughter of Mr and Mrs A Ridge died at home 512 North Virginia Street shortly after noon. Survived by parents and one brother Charles. Funeral services tomorrow at ten AM at Talmage Memorial Chapel with Rev F B Howden officiating. Burial at South Park. Talmage Mortuary directing.
Wiggin described forming three personal holding companies in Canada and others in the United States, notably the Sherman Corporation and the Marlyn Corporation, with filings showing millions at times and potential income tax exposure risks.
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