Camp Andree Opens Eighth Season For New York Girl Scouts
A New York camp for girls ages fourteen to eighteen marks its eighth season with a program emphasizing budgeting and meal planning. Miss Elizabeth Bogart directs activities including nature studies, sunrise hikes, and handcrafts for about two hundred campers.
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Elizabeth Bogart
Andree
Edith Macy
National Training School
Westchester
Connecticut
New York State
Macy
Emelia Thoersell
National Girl Scout Camp
William A. Clark
Andree Clark
Red Cross
Csamp
Arthur O. Choate
New York
Girl Scouts
Camp Andree
Curtis B. Dali
Roosevelt
Ohio Visitor Honored Lovely Supper Party
A social page notes H F Fairbank and family hosting a midsummer supper in their Dexter highway home honoring Mrs A W Ferrenberg of Toledo. Attending guests include Dr H V Fall and others, with floral decor and varied favors plus a second tea for college girls hosted by Louise Lyda for Eliza Woolford and cousins in Baltimore. Community notices list church events, Bridge Club, and Rainbow activities with upcoming gatherings and obituaries.
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H. F. Fairbank
Dexter Highway
George B. Jewett
Lawrence Fairbank
Will Denning
William Kennady
Clarence Pearson
Raph Pearson
J. F. McNess
E. C. Bush
Albuquéque
Amanda Lundgren
Alma Pearson
Lake Arthur
Floyd Senter
Houston
Texas
Fayette Davidson
Louise Lyda
Eliza Woolford
Rebecca Winslow
Keith Shellman
Baltimore
Maryland
E. L. Lyda
North
Kentucky Avenue
Marjorie White
Minnie McKnight
Dolly Duffin
Edna Malone
Mary Katherine Waller
Betty Fleehart
Jane Covert
Planch Vandewart
Effie Jane Crosby
Ruth Jean Smith
Roswell Heat Wave Signals Widespread High Temps
Weather summary reports extreme heat across the region with multiple fallout deaths in Oklahoma City and 102 degree readings in several cities. Roswell and Pecos valley expect unsettled conditions with local showers and cooler nights, while western Kansas and New Mexico see ongoing heat and sparse moisture.
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South Dakota
Oklahoma City
Mercury
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Roswell
Pecos Valley
New Mexico
West Texas
Amarillo
Chicago
Denver
el Paso
Kansas City
Los Angeles
New Orleans
New York
Phoenix
San Francisco
Washington
Ten Years Ago Today in Paris Society Notes
Ten years ago today Judge and Mrs. Charles R. Brice and Miss Evelyn Rice tour Europe and stay in Paris. Evelyn Rice, a recent Oaksmere New York graduate, will be an assistant English teacher next year. Mrs. Emily D. Brough hosts dinner for Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. Cummins, Mrs. D. B. Porter of Fort Worth, Mrs. Elkin L. Franklin, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Ames, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Dow, Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Wise, and Captain Walter E. Buchly visiting from Fort Bliss, on his way to Texas State College as military instructor. Mrs. Warren S. Barlow, formerly Eva Hedgcoxe of Los Angeles, visits her parents Otto Hedgcoxe and sister Mrs. E. A. Cahoon.
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Charles R. Brice
Evelyn Rice
Europe
Paris
Evelyn
Oaksmere
New York
Emily D. Brough
J. Q. Cummins
D. B. Porter
Fort Worth
Elkin L. Franklin
Ben Ames
H. M. Dow
Charles R. Wise
Walter E. Buchly
Fort Bliss
W. C. Buchly
Brother Howard
Texas State College
Warren S. Barlow
Eva Hedgcoxe
Los Angeles
Otto Hedgcoxe
E. A. Cahoon
Pushing Ahead Continneé From Cage One
A conference notes ongoing efforts to submit a definite code soon across industries. Silk and lace manufacturers discuss trade issues without presenting a specific code. Clothing makers organize at a hotel to set wage and hour standards. Lumber group seeks adjusted terms in Johnson deal after earlier rejection. Record Want Ads Get Results
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Commerce Department
National Lumber Manufacturers Association
Johnson
Chaves County Commissioners Approve Land Purchase and Appoint JP
The Chaves County Commission approved buying about a half acre to widen a highway turn near Dexter. They selected Ernest Nelson as justice of the peace for East Grand Plains precinct, pending qualification. Esther Victory Schaubel was chosen to serve two weeks at a Girl Scout camp. Civil relief program plans were discussed with Welfare Board members Thomas Hall and W A Losey. The board met with the State Tax Commission at 1:30 to review the county budget.
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Chaves
Dexter
Esther Victory Schaubel
East Grand Plains
Ernest Nelson
Thomas J. Hall
W. A. Losey
Business Better Danger Not Over
Albuquerque July 13 AP Business conditions are improving but the danger period is not over says A F Whitney president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen. He stresses unanimous cooperation of industry capital and people and calls for putting millions back to work maintaining high wages and shorter hours to restore purchasing power and prosperity. He notes employment lags behind production even as business improves.
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Albuquerque
N. M
A. F. Whitney
Brotherhood O Railroad
Whitney
Tax Commission Hears Appeals On 25 Percent Valuation Cut
The New Mexico Tax Commission met in Roswell this morning to hear appeals from the county board of equalization on property values. No appeals were present but officials expect numerous filings due to the 25 percent blanket cut approved by Chaves County commissioners. A budget hearing with county officials is set for 1 30 this afternoon, followed by city and county school budgets at 7 30 tonight. A commission member said if the county can balance its budget without raising tax rates while maintaining the 25 percent cut, it would be a first in the state. If not, the cut may need modification.
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County Board of Equalization
Chaves County
State
Tix.commission
Roswell
Chaves
Factor Freed After Kidnappers Demand Ransom
Factor told Captain Gilbert and Police Lieutenant Blavl that his abductors demanded 500,009 dollars in ransom and threatened him with machine guns and scissors if he failed to raise the money. He described captivity in a farmhouse northwest of Chicago, blindfolded with tape, driven in a car to La Grange, with ten to fifteen hoodlums involved across three vehicles.
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Chiease
la Grange
Axtell Dies. Local Funeral Planned at Crown Hill
H H Axtell, long associated with the Continental Service Station at Second and Richardson, died after sickness begun while on the job. Born June 22, 1853 in New York State, he is survived by his wife E A Wilhelm and Mrs Alfred Gagnon of Los Angeles, Mrs J C Knollin of Burlingame, three grandsons including Keith Wilhelm of Roswell, a Denver brother Charles W Axtell, and other relatives. Body to be shipped to Denver tomorrow with Keith Wilhelm. funeral in Denver, burial at Crown Hill. Schulers Funeral Home handles local arrangements and time is pending.
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Mr. Axtell
New York
Siate
E. A. Wilhelm
Alfred Gagnon
Los Angeles
J. C Knollin
Burlingame
California
Keith Wilhelm
Roswell
Charles W. Axteil
Denver
East
Crown Hill
Schulers’ Funeral Home
Huckenhull Heads to Santa Fe in Heat Whirlwind
Santa Fe July 13 AP Lieut Gov A W Huckenhull traveled to Santa Fe seeking cooler weather amid gossip he may join a Roosevelt administration or be considered for a federal post. The rumor mill also links him to succeeding Gov Seligman who resigned to become a circuit judge, amid talk of a gubernatorial vacancy.
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Santa Fe
Clovis
A. W. Flockenhall
Arthur Seligman
Senate
Sam R. Bratton
Los Lunas Man Dies A Death By Own Action
Albuquerque real estate man E A Anderson, 45, was found dead at his auto camp near Los Lunas New Mexico. A coroner s jury ruled death by own action. He left a note to the Masonic Lodge secretary asking aid for his wife and child. Police cite a motive of alleged exploitation in a blindness transaction.
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Albuquerque
N. M
E. A. Anderson
Los Lunas
Anderson
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J. C. Covert
Robert B. Roderick
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Harold Hurd
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Mossman
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Donald Wheeler Hamilton
Taos
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First Christian Church
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Tolbert Weaver
Woodland Christian Church
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Francis Poole
Ruth Parsons
S. O. O. F. Hall
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