Ruidoso Calendar of Vacationers and Guests
Ruidoso news lists visitors and seasonal guests including El Paso and Alamogordo residents. Names include Rev Keating Gordon McGuire Jr and families, Jones and Parks households, plus many Texan and Oklahoma visitors staying in cabins and lodges around Skyland Alta Vista and Singing Pines. Weekend dances and trips to Carlsbad Caverns noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heisel
el Paso
Ruidoso
Earl
Keating
Alamogordo
Baptist Assembly
Jones Cabin
Gordon McGuire Jr
Gilbert Watson
Gordon Tipton
Lamesa
Texas
Rui-n
Morris F. Jones
W. L. Rhody
Toyah
Jones
John B. Howard
Skyland
H. B. Cyler
Dick Lavan
Blanche Parks
Virgie Parks
Bryant
Alta Vista
Montie Gardenhire
Capitan
Martin J. Wilson
San Antonio
Singing Pines
Mayme Freeman
Wrightboro
A. J. Landrum
Jackie
Ed Swangle
Port Worth
Ruideso
Carlsbad Caverns
Hal Hamilton
Milton O’meara
J. O'Meara
Carrizo Springs
Exas
Webb Cabin
L. Morrison
Little Rock
Arkansas
Singing Pine
A. N. Landrum
Oklahoma City
L. R. Stith
Fairfax
Oklahoma
Hatter
Pam
Lincoln Admirers On Encampment Trip And Baptist Assembly
A party of Lincoln admirers traveled to Ruidoso for a Baptist encampment and assembly. They left Thursday and returned Saturday with chaperones Mr. and Mrs. Dave Searyer and numerous companions listed. Large attendance reported at the Baptist Assembly with rising Sunday school figures and many visitors at O'Kelly Cabins in Ruidoso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Searyer
Jannelle Shook
Argie Parks
Alice Hubbard
Mildred Gilliiand
Jane Raymond
Margaret Roberson
Dick Trailer
Geo. Hightower
J. €. Harris
Elmo Trailer
Earl Trailer
Ross Coe
Jap Coe
Herbert Lee Trailer
George Scaryer
Ruidoso
Baptist Assembly
B. C. Weber
Tularosa
Minnie
Hattie Wesmenske
el Paso
Frank Bullock
Fremont
Texas
Frank Dickenson
Mora
Dick Marti
Lota jWheta
Clovis
W. H. Robertson
S. S. Stephenson
Ta Gerber
Kentucky
S. ,.H.cou
Iraan
M. E. Campbell
Abilene
Tex
O’kelly
Today’s News Of Noted Flights
AP reports Italian armada led by General Italo Balbo left Shediac N B for Shoal Harbor N F on leg home. Two planes forced down by engine trouble but rejoined fleet. Lt Commander Frank Hawks flew NY to Regina non stop in ten hours two minutes. Ulm prepares Dublin to Airdrome trans Atlantic flight. Jimmie Mattern plans Juneau to Terace to New York leg. Rossi and Codes await weather at Floyd Bennett NY for oceanic attempt. Mollisons recovering in NY hospital from Pendino Wales crash. Wiley Post to be officially welcomed in New York at noon. Record Want Ads Get Results.
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Associated Press
Italo Balbo
Shediac
N. B
Shoal Harbor
N. F
New York
Frank Hawks
Regina
Sask
Charles T. P. Ulm
London
Paldonne
Airdrome
Dublin
Jimmie Mattern
Siberia
Juneau
Terrace
B. C
Maurice Rossi
Paul Codes
Floyd Bennett Field
James A. Mollison
Amy Johnson Mollison
Pendino
Wales
United States
Wiley Post
World’s Fair Card Highlights July 31 to August 6
July 31 New Mexico Day. August 1 Colorado Day. August 2 Internal Boxing bouts Trish Day Okla Day. August 3 Italian Day. August 4 North Carolina Day. August 5 French Canadian Day National Rowing and Canoe Championships. August 6 Swiss Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Colorado
Trish
Okla
North Carolina
Former Utah Senator Cannon Dies in Denver Hospital
Frank J. Cannon, 74, former Utah senator and staunch silver advocate, died after an infection following a minor operation. A Salt Lake City native and 1878 Utah University graduate, he helped push silver monetization and served as Utah's first U.S. senator before later editing papers in Salt Lake City and Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Silver
Frank J. Cannon
C. Ss
Utah
Cannon
West
U. S
Mr. Cannon
Salt Lake City
Utah University
George Q. Cannon
Mormon Church
Colorado
Seven Die in Wrecked U Army Amphibian Plane
Oceanside Calif July 36 AP twisted metal from a broken wing turned the cockpit of a twin motored army amphibian plane into a death trap for seven men at noon yesterday. The wing shearing off at 1000 feet apparently closed escape hatches preventing parachute escape. Killed were Lt Carl Murray pilot from Filer Idaho with 17th group March Field Riverside Sgt Archie Snodgrags San Antonio Texas 64th squadron Sgt Bonnell Herrick Warsaw Ind 95th squadron Private Walter Taylor Los Angeles 95th squadron Private Stanley Book Detroit 95th squadron Private Albert Overend Cororado Calif 95th squadron Private Vincent Galdin Grand Rapids Mich 95th squadron. Funeral services and burial will take place in Ogden Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oceanside
Calif
Carl H. Murray
Filer
Idaho
March Field
Riverside
Bonnell L. Herrick
Warsaw
Ind
Walter T. Taylor
Los Angeles
Stanley Book
Detroit
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Chicago
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