Celebrating Your Independence
A doorway to community activities invites readers to join in celebrations. The prompt hints at excitement and participation, suggesting local events and shared festivities to mark independence with communal involvement.
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1933
Page
8
A doorway to community activities invites readers to join in celebrations. The prompt hints at excitement and participation, suggesting local events and shared festivities to mark independence with communal involvement.
Miss Dorothy Brill travels from Brill ranch near Pine Lodge to Roswell to celebrate the Fourth with friends, portfolio of family ties and local community.
An Advy advert promotes swimming at Seele's on East Second Street inviting residents to visit and enjoy the facility. The notice emphasizes a local recreation option with directions and potential amenities.
Ruth Porter of Loving and Chester M Stamps of Otis received a marriage license at the County Clerk's Office along with Jerry Lee Williams and Bonnie Evelyn Baker of Lake Arthur.
Advertisement states Seele's Swimming Pool offers cool relief for the Fourth of July. Visitors invited to enjoy shaded lounges, refreshing drinks, and swimming facilities during Independence Day holiday.
The Record will not publish tomorrow due to the Fourth of July holiday, canceling the newspaper issue and delaying local news and notices until the next publishing day.
Advertisement for a master gunsmith offering guns keys and locks service at Fixit Shop located at 120 East Third. The short note promotes repair and maintenance work with a terse business listing tone.
The new Philco car radio priced at 39.95 is promoted as a knockout. Fal cons Electrical Service advertises at 125 West Second St with phone 289 for demonstrations and sales.
An ambulance was summoned to The Smoke House at 7 45 am for 82 year old James A Norman who became sick and fainted. He was transported to St Marys and later returned to his home at 1202 North Ohio.
An ice cold bottle of Coca Cola completes the lunch. The ad encourages ordering a case through the local grocery and provides a phone contact 771 for more details.
The case against Grace Mendoza and Feliasta Rameriz for possession of intoxicating liquor was postponed from this morning to July fifth.
Bill Purdy, manager of the Purdy furniture store in Artesia, spent the weekend with his parents in Roswell, returning home refreshed.
Arthur E Ingham of the Indian Ranch Headquarters is in Roswell to spend the Fourth of July with his family at 500 North Lea.
A humorous local column urges readers to enjoy the Fourth safely as holidays reduce the paper's publish days. It notes that most accidents involve male drivers, jokes about farmers, and mentions towns emptier as people head to the mountains. The piece ends with a light note about reporters getting a holiday tomorrow.
Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin M. Rollins died at 11 p m Sunday night at St Marys hospital. Short services by Rev W A Huffman set for 3 p m today at South Park. Arrangements under Schuler's Funeral Home.
Seven men were arrested yesterday by city police for being drunk and were brought before Police Judge L. L. Johnson this morning. They were fined $5.00 and costs of $7.50 each.
Joe Ruhl spends his vacation in Indiana visiting relatives, traveling to see family members and enjoy time away from home.
Fireworks are going rapidly as stock remains complete at Cobean Stationery Shop. Customers urged to select now and have items laid aside until pickup, with assurances of satisfaction. adv. J29tfe
Ice cold Coca Cola Orange Lemon Grape Lime Rickey Strawberry would taste mighty fine with your lunch. Order an assorted case through your grocery or call 771 for hot shot delivery. Adv. 1112c Horton’s Transfer. Phone 136.
The De Weese family expresses gratitude for kindness shown during the illness and death of husband and brother Ruth A. De Weese and Dr C De Weese acknowledge support from friends and community in a brief obituary notice.
A compact beauty shop advertisement invites customers to compare services. Yucca Beauty Service and Cosmetic Shop promotes its offerings and lists contact with phone 484 and location at 111 West 3rd.
A compact health oriented notice promotes swimming as a healthy activity. It invites readers to swim for health at Seele's facility with a brief advertising tone.
Mr and Mrs J H Clements are in town for the Fourth from their ranch. They are visiting local events and enjoying holiday activities with friends and neighbors.
Roswell shop boasts the largest and most varied fireworks assortment in the city. It offers firecrackers salutes sparklers torpedoes triangle and pin wheels night shooting pieces skyrockets roman candles colored star mines fountains and many other items. Cobean Stationery Shop.
Albuquerque on July 3 AP reports Indian commissioner John Collier announced a major emergency program in the southwest to employ thousands of Indians. About $2,500,000 will fund forestry, erosion control, permanent land improvements, fence work and related projects as superintendents of Pueblo agencies confer on the plan.
Mr and Mrs W B Futral and Mrs L I Prown of Amarillo travel through Roswell on their Fourth of July trip to Carlsbad caverns. Mr Futral works with the Rock Island Railroad Lines out of Amarillo.
A compact ad noting The Fixit Shop, a repair shop, serves customers with repairs of various items at 120 East Third. The ad uses brief wording and provides a street address for location.
Buster Bird visited Roswell yesterday while at his Mear Pine Lodge ranch. The trip involved personal matters and local engagements linked to the Pine Lodge estate.
Mrs Anna Jones Landrum of Piaiaga New Mexico spent Saturday and Sunday in Roswell visiting friends and relatives.
Pete Etcheverry is in Roswell today staying nearby his Carlsbad area ranch to handle business matters.
Captain F J Lawrence led a probe into a blaze that wiped out recreation, mess, and supply halls at a Civilian Conservation Corps camp east of Gunnison Colorado. About 140 of 200 men were in Denver at the time, leaving a small force to fight the fire as it consumed tents and created large holes.
Due to the absence of most members, the Roswell Chapter will not hold a regular meeting tonight. The next meeting is scheduled for July 17 at the Masonic Temple.
The Roswell Lions Club will not hold its regular Monday night meeting. President A Madison announced the cancellation.
Cito, outside the store during a failed robbery, died. relatives plan to ship his body to Denver. The safe held $1,400 and was moved to the rear before gunshots sent the burglars fleeing. Sheriff Fletcher and Denver police seek three suspects who fled, with hotel reports tying four suspicious men to the case.
An air expedition headed by William Alexander took off from Winnipeg at 9 25 a m EST aiming for Nome Alaska to rescue missing around the world flyer Jimmie Mattern The party includes pilots Fred Fetterman and Thomas Abbey and mechanic Harold Person Their first refueling stop is Saskatoon then Edmonton The team arrived in Winnipeg yesterday from Duluth Minnesota
At a meeting in Mrs J E Johns home the Kiwanis benefit show Casey s Trial cast was chosen. About 150 Roswell residents will perform under West Coast Production Co represented by Mary Ruth Norwood and Ann Gorman. The breach of promise play debuts July 13 14 at Princess theatre.
County assessor lists Douglas Fairbanks and Mary Pickford as the second wealthiest pair in Film Colony after Charlie Chaplin. Their holdings total about 4 million dollars with Pickfair valued over 500000. Fairbanks 50 and Pickford 40 were born in Denver and Toronto respectively. they wed in Hollywood on March 23, 1920 after Pickford's divorce from Owen Moore. Fairbanks had divorced Ann Beth Sully in 1919 after a 1907 marriage.
Classified ad item notes that want ads in the Adv Record on East Second Street yield results. No specific names, dates, or figures provided. The brief urges readers to use the newspaper’s want ads for quick inquiries or listings.
A grade crossing collision near Bivins Texas killed five members of the East Texas Dooley family when their car was struck by a passenger train. William Dooley Cass county farmer and his wife Mattie Dooley plus three children Carrie Thelma and W L Dooley died. Mattie Dooley died en route to hospital. Bodies were taken to Atlanta Texas. The crash happened at a blind crossing at Wayne south of Bivins.
Ellsworth Vines, defending champion from the United States, defeated Roderich Menzel 6-2 6-4 3-6 6-3 to reach the Wimbledon semifinals where he will meet Henri Cochet. Cochet beat Lester Stoefen 3-6 6-4 6-3 6-1 to advance, and Jiro Satoh upset Henry Austin 7-5 6-3 2-6 2-6 6-2 to set a semifinal with Jack Crawford.
Johnnie Beatty two year old son of John V Beatty of Monte Vista Colorado fell from a third story window at the Vidal Hotel in Santa Fe at 4 30 Sunday afternoon. He was taken to St Vincent’s Hospital with a broken nose facial bruises and a slight brain concussion but doctors believed he would recover and live to tell the tale. The boy slid through an unfastened screen after playing on a bed and rolling into the window.
A weather bulletin notes a few light showers since yesterday morning in central and southern mountain states and western Plains. It reports high temperatures over Kansas Oklahoma and Texas with readings above 100, while the Rocky Mountains to the west remain milder. Unsettled conditions and possible showers are forecast for the Pecos valley in the next 36 hours as cooler air moves in. Cleve Hallenbeck signs off as official in charge.
Mrs. C. S. Guthrey of Silver City was appointed by Governor Seligman to the State Nurses Board succeeding Beulah Burtch who failed to qualify. Dr. Charles W. Winchester of Santa Fe was re-appointed to the State Chiropractic Examiners as his term expired. The appointments were made by Governor Seligman.
New York markets rose on July 3 as the dollar fell after Roosevelt's note to the economic conference. Stocks gained $1 to $7 a share with 2.9 million shares traded. Cotton rose about $2 per bale and wheat reappeared on the Chicago board. Union Pacific and Allied Chemical led gains, while a CIF loan to Russia boosted cotton futures amid drought and heat in the Midwest.
Claude Simpson secretary of the Chamber of Commerce is ill and confined to his home today, prompting notices of his absence from several local business groups.
Santa Fe July 3 AP There will be a double execution at the state penitentiary July 21 the first under the electrocution law unless Governor Seligman grants clemency to Tom Johnson or Santago Garduno Garduno was to die July 7 for poisoning a Santa Fe youth The Governor granted a reprieve until July 21 the Supreme Court date for Johnson Warden Ed Swope plans to bring an Oklahoma executioner Henry Simpson of Taos County received a commutation reducing his minimum from 40 to 50 years to 35 years six months
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