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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1933

Page

8

Lynch Hat Works display causes mix up at World Fair

Mrs. B Lynch clarifies she runs a hat shop at 102 West Fourth while L B Lynch of Lynch Hat Works at 106 North Main is shipping rattlesnakes to Chicago for the Century of Progress display. Snakes will be shown at Lynch Hat Works until about ten tonight. Separately L L Simms C F Lyles and A E Hardesty were arraigned on whiskey manufacture and still charges, bound over to federal court. Bond set at 500 for Simms and Lyles, 250 for Hardesty. preliminary hearing for Hardesty Monday. A 60 gallon still, 10 gallons whiskey and 200 gallons mash found 25 miles west of Roswell by Prohibition officer R L Neal.

B. Lynch West Fourth L. B. Lynch Lynch North Main Century of Progress Chicago Lynch Hat Chidaso Lynch Hat Works North Main Street L. L. Simms C. F. Lyles A. E. Hardesty U. S Dan C. Savage Simms and Lyles Hardesty Savage

Mission Special and Luxor Wave Offer at Old Mission Beauty Shoppe

For ten days starting July 21 the Old Mission Beauty Shoppe presents a Mission Special and Luxor at wave, your choice for $2. Advertising copy notes location 219 N Main with ais 62.

Crawford School Burns East of Roswell

A Crawford school building on the Lovington highway, about 40 miles east of Roswell, burned Thursday night. The structure and equipment were a total loss and were covered by insurance. The cause of the fire is unknown.

Crawford School Crawford Roswell Lovington Highway

Floor sanding and finishing with estimates offered

Local advertisement for floor work by L. H. Weller promises sanding and refinishing services with estimates provided. Contact by phone for details and pricing.

L. H. Weller

Today Visitors D Harrison From Carlsbad

Mr and Mrs D S Harrison of Carlsbad were in Roswell today visiting local sights and meeting residents, adding a note of personal travel activity to Roswell’s social scene.

Carlsbad D. S. Harrison Roswell

Miss Jessie Russell Purchases Roswell Property in Roswell

The Albert Hanny house and property at 112 South Pennsylvania has been bought by Miss Jessie Russell of Roswell. The Roswell Building and Loan Association sold the property.

Albert Hanny South Pennsylvania Jessie Russell Roswell The Roswell Building and Loan Association

Route 2 bus contract awarded to La Verne Squires

Caprock route 2 has been let to La Verne Squires. The county board let the other 13 routes on Wednesday, but the letting of this route was delayed for investigation.

Caprock la Verne Squires

Dr and Mrs Bradley head to Ruidoso for short trip

Dr and Mrs R L Bradley left today for the Ruidoso. They will return tomorrow.

R. L. Bradley

Fixit Shop Repairs Anything Advertised

The Fixit Shop offers repair services for any item. Located at 120 East Third Street.

Fixit East Third St

Up and Down the Main Drag Ad Man Column

A light column notes tourists praising the town while a twilight league umpire Longacre faces a crowd's ire after a woodpecker lands on his head. Roswell Giants host Albuquerque tomorrow and Monday. birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs L J Link at St Marys. Princess theater draws big morning crowd of kids and adults.

Calvin Longacre Roswell L. J. Link St. Mary’s Louie Princess Theater

Grain markets close for second day trading halt

Grain futures trading on the Chicago and Kansas City boards was barred for a second day amid a stock market rout. Directors of the Chicago board cited the huge week’s volume and requested clerical relief. Kansas City followed with similar action. St Louis Grain and Provision futures were also suspended with option holders allowed to exercise midday.

Associated Press Chicago Kansas City New York Exchange Chicass Board P Peter B. Carey Sa J Anet Securities New York San Francisco St. Louis Chicago Board of Trade

Roswell woodturner Carl Bird showcases intricate hobby works

The Record invites locals to share hobbies, highlighting Carl Bird who turns wood on a lathe. His indirect lighting lamp blends light from a multiwood bowl atop a tall pedestal, with 34 wood pieces from maple, walnut, holly, cherry, mahogany, and juniper. He also crafted a full six-person croquet set with maple components and painted wickets for night play.

Record Roswell Carl Bird

Local J M McKnight Dies in Roswell Lived a Colorful Life

Longtime Roswell resident J M McKnight dies at home after a life marked by strong character. Survived by five daughters Lillian Miller Ruby Remmele Thoras Dye Florence and Gladys McKnight and four sons T J McKnight F W McKnight W R McKnight J M McKnight Jr. Funeral at Talmage Memorial Chapel with Rev. Julian Atwood officiating.

Baylor College McKnight First Baptist Church Lillian Miller Ruby Remmele Thoras Dye Roswell Florence Gladys McKnight T. J. McKnight

Stocks Rally Ends Day After Jumpy Session

Stocks closed with a late rally after a choppy session with $1 to $3 gains in many leading shares. Cotton recovered from early losses, while the Winnipeg wheat market and grains fell. Exchange hours were shortened. New York Stock Exchange opened at noon. Final prices mostly above yesterday’s close with 4,220,000 shares traded.

Associated Press Winnipeg New York Stock Exchange New York Yesteday Stock Exchange United Aircraft Continental Can du Pont International Telephone Consolidated Gas Canada Southern Pacific General Motors U. S. Steel Chrysler American Telephone New York Central American Sugar Union Carbide Sears Roebuck General Foods Montgomery Ward American Tobacco U. S. Industrial Alcohol National Distillers Standard Brands North American Celanese Western Union Baltimore & Ohio

Miss Anne Kell Weds Ron ald Corn At Groom's Home

Miss Anne Kell and Ronald Corn were married this afternoon at 2:30 at the groom’s parents home 812 North Richardson Avenue. Rev C C Hill officiated in the presence of relatives. The bride has taught near Carrizozo for the past year.

Anne Kell Ronald Corn Robert L. Corn North Richardson Avenue C. C. Hill Carrizozo

Mrs. Messersmith Dies In Roswell Home

Mrs J W Messersmith died at 2 p m today at 500 South Kansas Avenue. She came with her husband and three children from Liberal Kansas nine weeks ago for her health. She was a member of the Methodist Episcopal church and is survived by her husband two sons Harry and Wede and a daughter Belda. Funeral plans pending word from relatives in California and Kansas Ballard Funeral Home in charge.

J. W. Messersmith South Kansas Avenue Roswell Kansas Methodist Episcopal Church Harry Wede Belda California Ballard Funeral Home

Atwood Leads Historic Ruidoso Baptist Encampment

The Ruidoso Baptist Encampment draws its largest crowd yet as Julian Atwood returns for regular services at First Baptist Church. Officers elected include Allison Herron secretary treasurer and J E Hoyle vice president. program chair Earl Keating. The session ends July 26 with speakers from multiple states Japan and Spain, including missionary J L Chapman and Dr L R Scarborough.

Ruidoso Julian Atwood First Baptist Church Japan Spain Roswell Allison Herron Albuquerque J. E. Hoyle Las Cruces P. W. Thorson Earl Keating Alamogordo J. L. Chapman L. R. Scarborough Southwestern Theological Seminary W. L. David Chapman Tokio Imperial Court United States

Administrators Begin Mailing Cotton Growers Acceptances

Washington July 22 AP Administrators of the farm law today formally accepted the first contracts signed by cotton growers in 16 states mailing about 15 000 acceptances to county agents. Next week acceptances will reach 40 900 or more daily. Officials estimate over 950 000 contracts received or with agents and that more than 10 000 800 acres of cotton land will be activated in coming weeks.

Washington Farm Law

Albuquerque Merchants Back Roosevelt Recovery Plan

Albuquerque business leaders express willingness to cooperate with the Roosevelt administration in the industrial recovery program. The Chamber of Commerce awaits details on its role in securing agreements to employ 6,900,000 workers by Labor Day following a survey of local business houses.

Claude Simpson Chamber of Commerce Roswell Chamber of Commerce Clearing House Association Rotary, Kiwanis, Lions, Retail Merchants Federation of Labor Advertising Club Federation of Womens Clubs Welfare Societies Ministerial Association Hugh S. Johnson National Recovery Administration Albuquerque N. M

Learn r Popular Music By new modern system

Learn popular music by a new modern system inviting beginners and advanced pupils with moderate terms. Call Norma Bogan at 1417 R for details.

Norma Bogan

Transportation needed for hire to Big Springs Fort Worth or Dallas

Wanted ad offers transport service by car or truck to Big Springs Fort Worth or Dallas. References available. Phone number 907 provided. J22t1x

Big Springs Fort Worth Dallas

Truck To Oklahoma City Between The 25th And 20th

C H Yates advertises a truck voyage to Oklahoma City within the 25th to 20th window. The vehicle can carry a load. Phone Red 1312.

Oklahoma City C. H. Yates

Vacation Start for Hall Couple at Bonita Inn Lincoln

Mr and Mrs Tom Hall left this morning to spend a week of vacation at the Bonita Inn in Lincoln.

Tom .Hall Bonita Inn Lincoln

Probate Court appoints administrators and appraisers

In Probate Court C. Hill the judge appoints Vada Leonard widow of Sgt. B F Leonard as administratrix of his estate since no will exists. J H Mullis named administrator for the estate of W H Axtell. Walter A Nicholas Jr and O J Hull named appraisers in the estates of Albert Hanny W P Turner and R L Malone Sr as appraisers in the estate of Thomas Felix Bivens.

Co. C. Hill Vada Leonard Sgt B. F. Leonard J. H. Mullis W.H. Axtell Walter A. Nicholas Jr O. J. Hull Albert Hanny W. P. Turner R. L. Malone Sr Thomas Felix Bivens

First Methodist Episcopal Church Minister Returns to Preach

Dr. Eiitelgeorge has returned from vacation and will preach Sunday at 10 50 in the morning. Epworth League meets at 6 36 with no other events listed for the day at West Std Street and Kentucky Avenue location.

West Std Kentucky Ave Benjamin Eitelgeorge D. D Eiitelgeorge Epworth League

Funeral Rites Held With Casket Bearers Named

The ceremony included casket bearers Bob Corn J B Savage Albert Pruit and Arthur Ingham. Interment followed at South Park under the direction of Talmage Mortuary.

Bob Corn J. B. Savage Albert Pruit Arthur Ingham South Park Talmage Mortuary

Houston Pastor to Preach as Titus Is Absent

Rev Tolbert F Weaver pastor of Woodland Christian Church Howton Texas will fill the pulpit at the Christian Church here while Rev D B Titus is in Chicago for several weeks. Weaver will deliver his first sermon here tomorrow morning.

Houston Titus Tolbert F. Weaver Woodland Christian Church Howton Texas The Christian Church D. B. Titus Chicago Weaver

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Jaktich Jantzen Seele East Second ED Williams Hanny Property Mea Gross-M. Mer Grocery Co Ad Man Huff’s Jewelry Store NEW World Flight Post Blatchford Field Fairbanks Fairbanks-Edmonton Alberta Mrs. Messersmith Dunn Plumbing & Heating Co Atwood Mr. and Mrs. Hall First Methodist Episcopal Church V. F. W. Charity Fund LOG Cabin North Main Stone Machine Shop S. Marty Fielder Albuquerque Dons Thorne Park Horton Capitan Tim McCoy Rusty Charlie Chaplin Strange Justice H. S. Rouse Hamana Bulliding North Richardson Purdy Electric Co Neo Main St Way Side Whatley’s John Trent Ginsberg Music CO Everything Musical N. Ms Ginsberg
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