Young Pianist Lee Henrichs Recital Impresses Roswell Audience
Lee Henrichs son of Mr and Mrs Henry Henrichs and pupil of Daniel Ericourt at Cincinnati Conservatory gave a memory based recital at the Ingham home 502 North Lei Avenue Roswell. Daisy Notley Guffin Elizabeth Garrett and the Garrett Sextette accompanied. He played Bach Toccata and Fugue Chopin Impromptus Beethoven Thirty two Variations Debussy Children’s Corner Doctor Gradus Serenade for the Doll Snow is Dancing De Falla Danse de la Meuniere and Chabrier Bonntree Fantasque with refined touch and mature tone for a youthful artist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Henrichs
Henry Henrichs
Daniel Ericourt
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Arthur E. Ingham
North Lei Avenue
Daisy Notley Guffin
Roswell
Elizabeth Garrett
Garrett
Bach
Chopin
Beethoven
DeBussy
Manuel de Falle
Chabrier
Mrs Guffin Hosts Garden Party For Piano Pupils
Mrs Daisy Notley Guffin entertains at her studio home 608 West First street from five to seven with a garden party for young piano pupils. A program of solos and assemblies is planned and Patricia Selby will read a Mendelssohn biography, followed by iceCourse in the back garden hosted by Guffin with nieces Mary Elizabeth Notley and Lucile Wilson assisting. guests include Betty Grey Smith, Marion Madison, Barbara Vaudelet, Cecile Vaudelet, Ann Crile, and others.
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Daisy Notley Guffin
West First Street
Patricia Selby
Mendelssohn
Guffin
Mary Elizabeth Notley
Teague
Texas
Lucile Wilson
Ten Years Ago Tea In Honor Of Lola White Burkstaller
Thone es Thone es marked ten years past with a thimble tea hosted by Mrs. Fred P Burkstaller for her sister Lola White of Roanoke Alabama. Guests included many local and visiting ladies and gentlemen while illness and travel notes highlighted the gathering with updates on Miss Rowena Hill and several families visiting friends at Pine Lodge and the Ruidoso cabin settings.
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Fred P. Burkstaller
J. P. Rodney
Lola
White
Roanoke
Alabama
Mmes. E. C. Railsback
John R. St. John
W. E. Wiseley
S. H. Hale
O. N. Wherrett
Lee Richards
Raymond Long
J. F Davis
W. D. Wheeler
F. B. Goodwin
W. C. White
F. E. Burkstaller
W. A. Hoffman
W. D. Wimberly
Will Powell
Cisco
Texas
O. H.wherrett
Kansas City
Louise
Estelle Wimber
W. W. Hill
Pittsburgh
Pais
Rowena Hill
A. M. Fell
Miss Hill
St. Mary’s Hospital
Florence Henderson
John Allen Phinizy
Jack Ballard
L. K. McGaffey
Clara Phinizy
McGaffey
Eva M. Cooper
Charles S. Dobbs
J. Q. Cummins
Faybelle
Catherine Cummins
D. B. Porter
Betsy Pope
Fort Worth
Charles D. Keyes
Arthur J. Stevens
W. E. Goodsell
Pine Lodge
Crosby Eaton Redman
Stevens
Emma J. Harding
Elinor Duffield
Lincoln
Nebraska
J. M. Hungerford
Nat Batsell
Sherman
Page Leighton
North Sea
Grace S. Massie
Camp Mary White
Santa Fe
Miss Massie
Roswell
Madelyn Ross
Bertha Bray
Claribel Bray
Owen Bray
Sidney Smth
Ranger
Bray Pine Lodge
Democratic split fuels shakeup in New Mexico politics
Old Guard factions doubt Democrats and discuss possible Independent ticket with Ed Sargent and Lem White as leaders. Rumors swirl of Chavez courting Democrats while Cutting and Dillon could lead a Republican ticket with Otero for Congress and Rapkoch as governor. Democratic Senate vacancy teased as Tingley trade candidate.
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Chavez
Santa Fe
Republican Party
Cutting
Ed Sargent
Chama
Sargent
Lem White
Raton
Percy Wilson
Tierra Amarilla
Dillon
Manuel Otero
Congress
P. L. Rapkoch
Hugh Williams
J. Taylor
Albuquerque
F A. Perrault
Ore
Tingley
Wotta Life and Political Shuffle in New Mexico
Albuquerque reports rumor and speculation on candidates in the New Mexico party scene. Frank Vesely faces possible sidelining while eyeing land commissioner or governor, John Morrow considered treasurer, with Clinton P. Anderson as long time holder. Chavez and Chavez for Senate discussed by Mayor Tingley and party factions amid idle convention talk.
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Chavez
Frank Vesely
John Morrow
Clinton P. Anderson
Hockenhull
John Morrow, Jr
Progressive-Republican
Morrow
Anderson
Rapkoch
Miles
Central Committee
Austrian Crisis as Dollfuss Seized by Nazis
An attempted Nazi putsch surrounds the Austrian chancellery as Dollfuss is reported captured or resigned. Heimwehr troops guard the building while Emil Fey and other ministers are said to be imprisoned. Police and armed factions clash risks rise of a broader conflict in Vienna.
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Ities
Heimwehr
Dollfuss
Emil Fey
Karwinsky
Berger
von Walde-Negg
Federal
Ballhausplatz
Anthon Rintelen
Home Guard
Fey
Associated Press
Federal Army
Graz
Federal Chancellery
Radio Broadcasting
Bohannon brothers on trial in Tate shooting case
In Clovis New Mexico Sheriff Eastman testified three guns carried by Louis and Bee Bohannon and one found near Vernon Tate's body had all been fired. Carsey Bohannon and Pee hid in Citizens Bank vault after the February slaying. Autopsy showed Tate suffered six wounds from bullets of two calibers. Prosecutors expect to wrap up their case soon.
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Clovis
N. M
E. B. Eastman
Carsey
Louis
Bee Bohanan
Vernon Tate
Bee
Tate
Pee
Citizens Bank
A. J. Beil
Bee Buhhanan
Nye stresses third party demand in North Dakota
Nye warned that voters want a third party more liberal than Democrats. He accused Democratic candidates for Congress and Senate in the northwest of soft pedaling the NRA and AAA as accomplishments of the administration. He warned that candidates praising the NRA would be spanked. No one boasts about the NRA program in the region.
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North Dakota
Tax Levy Requests Trimmed for Century of Progress Exhibit
The Century of Progress exhibit committee led by Arthur Prager of Albuquerque sought $2,500 but the request was cut to $1,000. Judge Luis E. Armije of Las Vegas requested $1,500 for Mora county term of court with 30 criminal cases on the docket, including one murder. The Governor will decide after consideration. The Spanish-American Normal at El Rito asked for $3,000 to hire two more teachers, also sent to the Governor. The University of New Mexico received a 30 day extension to pay interest on improvement bonds.
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Century of Progress Exhibit Committee
Arthur Prager
Albuquerque
Luis E. Armije
Las Vegas
Mora County
University of New Mexico
Progres sives face removal in New Mexico State House
State House payroll purge appears to target seven Progressives led by Comptroller Juan N. Vigil, part of a broader proscription amid Democratic fusion claims. Gov Mor day said Democratic debt to Progressives had been paid after fusion with Republicans. Vigil, at the World’s Fair in Chicago, was not expected back before August 1.
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State House
A. W. Hockenhull Morday
Santa Fe
Juan N. Vigil
State Highway Department
Chicago
Camp Mary White News
A pilgrim tableau opened the camp fire program at Camp Mary White in the Ferndust ranch near Roswell. Dolores Farnsworth and Martha White of Roswell participated as more than 80 Girl Scouts and 24 leaders from Texas Oklahoma New Mexico and Arizona are set for the second period starting July 29. The Sacramento mountains site will again host a full camp with Miss Mary Mullis directing the second period and Miss Mary L White teaching headers training and outdoor activity courses.
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Ferndust Ranch
Mary White
Dolores Farnsworth
Martha White
Roswell
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Arizona
Sacramento Mountains
Mary Mullis
Mary L. White
Miss White
Ros
Torrid Sun Sets New Records Across Middle West
Severe heat pushed death tolls above 700 with losses in Missouri Illinois Nebraska Iowa Indiana and others. Chicago logged a record 105 when heat lingered across the city as cooler air began to move in from the northeast. Oklahoma faced forests fires while Minnesota Oklahoma and surrounding states saw rain and cooler temperatures forecast.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Pacific Coast
Illinois
Nebraska
Iowa
Diana
Chicago
Mercury
New York City
Weather Bureau
Atlantic Seaboard
Far West
Mount Evans
Minnesota
Oklahoma
Ohio
Wisconsin
Lainole
South Dakota
Missouri
Wyoming
Federal Aid to 102 UNM Students Announced
Albuquerque AP reports Federal Relief Administration will fund 102 University of New Mexico students for next school year. President J F Zimmermay states aid is 12 percent of enrollment on October 15, 1983.
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Albuquerque
Federal Relief Administration
University of New Mexico
J. F. Zimmermay
Notable Names Mentioned in Local Notice
Ruth Jean Smith, Ces Urton, Jean Wheeler, and Elizabeth Russell appear among readers and contributors named in a community notice. The item lists individuals connected to the event or discussion without additional context.
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Ruth Jean Smith
Ces Urton
Jean Wheeler
Elizabeth Russell
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