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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1933
Page
8
There will be a very important meeting of the Boy Scout committee of district 1 Chaves county at the Chamber of Commerce at eight o'clock Friday night.
Learn popular music with a new modern system for all ages and skill levels. Beginners and advanced pupils welcome with moderate terms. Call Norma Bogan at 9417-R for details.
Dr. Haire notes Roswell physician visiting during summer at Ruidoso reports crowds were larger this past week than at any time in the season.
Mrs V Welch and Mrs P Phillips from Artesia were in Roswell today for a brief visit.
This morning the county clerk issued licenses to W. H. Canty and Mary Sadlin of Roswell and to Whitlock of Artesia and Maxine Graham of Malaga New Mexico.
Falcon Electrical Service at 125 West 2nd Street offers Philco car radios installed for 39.95. Promotion highlights convenience and value for customers seeking in-vehicle audio.
J. D. Whitlock of Hollywood New Mexico arrived in Roswell yesterday and plans to stay for an undetermined period.
J C Gilbert Jr shows rapid improvement after injuring his hand in a water pump accident. He remains hospitalized at St Marys Hospital where doctors monitor recovery.
J W Lanning a Continental Oil Company representative from Artesia called on Roswell today meeting local officials and discussing regional oil distribution plans and future projects in the area.
J Walden Bassett and Mansfield Tweedy went to Santa Fe yesterday on business.
Police judge and justice of the peace L L Kirk Johnson was ill and confined to his home today.
The Newman boy, who was in the Ferris house with bandit Frank Wallace just before the Sunday shooting, was questioned this morning by Lake J. Frazier, assistant district attorney, and then released.
Mrs Ophelia Hudman visits Felix school in Roswell to obtain supplies and hires a private teacher for the summer program.
Lake J. Frazier assistant district attorney arrived in Roswell late last night after traveling from Carlsbad to attend official business.
Colorado Congressman William R. Eaton of Denver and his small son stayed last night at the Gilkeson Hotel on a trip to the Carlsbad Caverns and planned to remain in Roswell tonight.
The family thanks old time friends and newer acquaintances for expressions of sympathy, kindness, and flowers for the funeral service of the late Harper Warren Axtell. Signed by Emily Ax telle Wilhelm, Keith Wilhelm, Mabel Axtell Gagnon, and Amy Axtell Knollin.
Signs in Roswell stores urge cash purchases as the old peso weakens and the dollar buys less. A look at Youngstown shows how industrial revival reduces charity rolls by about 8000 dependents. Dott Massey, local boy made good, will play at Orchard Club tomorrow. all are invited.
A quip suggests marital dynamics where the wife only pays attention when the husband is asleep, reflecting a facet of domestic humor and social norms of the era.
An airplane ordered grounded as too dangerous to fly crashed today near St. Charles Missouri killing two men, Irving Koenig a 21 year old St. Louis private pilot and an unidentified companion. Milton Girton, manager of the Lamert St. Louis air field had issued the grounding order yesterday.
Funeral services for Ruth Moreen Burum, who died Tuesday morning, were held this afternoon at three o'clock from the Talmage Memorial Chapel with Rev. H. C. Henderson of the Methodist Church South presiding. Music directed by the church choir. Casket bearers were Frank Treat, Lee Hendricks, Claire Girard and Elza Gordon. Interment at South Park with Talmage Mortuary directing.
Mrs Antoinette Funk of Santa Fe was sworn in yesterday as assistant commissioner of the general land office a top administration post held by a woman in Washington.
Arkansas and Alabama reported large majorities in favor of repealing the Eighteenth Amendment. Arkansas with 1,078 of 2,046 precincts reported about 55,502 for repeal and 35,148 against. Alabama results from 1,268 of 2,137 boxes showed 78,356 for repeal and 46,693 against. NY: Shouse predicts nationwide ratification of the 21st Amendment.
Fire damages Ling Apartments in Hot Springs with $5000 in insured losses. In Albuquerque J P Murphy re elected NM Hotel and Restaurant Assn president for 1934 with S E Johnson and others named. Dennis Chavez says federal funds totaling 100000 for Carlsbad Caverns highway. 65000 for new caverns buildings and 10000 for trails. Bernalillo county tax rolls show 1933 net valuation at 18078919, down from 24943373 prior year.
The opening of Rev. Walter Johnson Jr.’s revival series is set for Sunday July 23 at North Hill Baptist Church 501 West College. An open air tabernacle will host nightly 8:00 p.m. services with topics including The Challenge of Modern Sennacheribs Rock of Ages Cleft For Me and No Man Cared For My Soul. Public welcome.
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