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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1934
Page
8
Mrs. H. Fairchild from her ranch 25 miles east of Rosell reports five small cyclones centered within about a three mile circle near her home. Windmill at Corn's ranch bent, corrals damaged, and a roof loosened on her house.
Second lieutenant Reserve Infantry Reginald Batty Greiner will depart Sunday morning for Fort Huechaucha Arizona. He will spend two weeks at the officers training school continuing his military duties and preparation.
An advertisement for Sanitary Goat Dairy promotes dairy products with a punchy slogan and a request based delivery note. It mentions contact phone 759-W and asserts authenticity with the line All the name implies. The ad style is terse and promotional.
Herman Pilley and Clyde Bot of Hagerman were married yesterday afternoon by L. L. Son, justice of the peace.
In a justice court before L. gd. Johnson J. P. this morning the defendant Abbott was found guilty on a charge of assault and bat on J. M. Moss. Sentence requires payment of court costs. Coy Abbot was jointly charged but dismissed.
Notice to Roswell residents that Dr. W. T. Neely of 911 Yi Ynd Street is authorized to prescribe for the Curtis Steam Cookers. Dr. Neely is connected with the nationally known Curtis Steam Cooker Company represented by B. R. Gary, U. S. Representative.
The Chamber of Commerce will mail booklets to about 600 people who submitted coupons from ads promoting New Mexico as a vacation land in Texas and Oklahoma. The highway department provided the coupon list, and the booklets describe Roswell and nearby attractions for vacationers.
Attorney Alfred F. Reuben of Chicago was in the district court here yesterday regarding a pending case. He met with local counsel and reviewed filings ahead of a scheduled hearing.
S. W. Crosby and his two children Stanley Jr and Ruby from El Paso are visiting H. P. Saunders for a few days. Crosby is Saunders' son in law and the trip underscores family ties in the region.
B R Gary and M E Gough of the Curtis Steam Cooker Company thank Roswell hosts customers and attendants for hospitality during their stay. They announce departure for Clovis, where they have been transferred with real regrets.
An old ad offers radio repair by Falcon Electrical Service located at 125 W Second, promising quick fixes and affordable costs to avoid financial strain. Phone 289 is listed for contact.
A column urges breaks for a worn dog and suggests Syl Johnson Jr. as a top shearer. It notes tennis court lime painting needs and teases June Record Comic tickets. A Lordsburg woman recovers a lost wristwatch after a call to The Record. Ted Jones plans to rehome stray cats after the contest.
The Roswell Tennis Club annual tournament will finish tomorrow with men and women singles finals. In the morning Perry Bean faces the winner of Price Dukeminier versus John Rhea while Dick Crawford plays Fanning. The women’s final features Mary Lula White against the winner of Mrs J Price Dukeminier and Helen White.
Paul G. Schultz Jr. left today to begin his studies at the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, marking the start of his military education career.
All federal liquor permits wholesale and retail expire on June 30 1934. The Federal Internal Revenue office will open each morning during the week of June to receive renewal applications. Wm J Finch D C of Int Rev 19th.
From State College W. M. Ginn of State College Las Cruces was in Roswell to day.
Advertises Camp Mac at Artesia offering shiners for fishermen. Ady notes may target local anglers seeking bait.
R. Gary and M. E. Gough of the Curtis Steam Cooking Company Hollywood have completed a month of Roswell demonstrations and depart today for Clovis.
Local supplier Anderson Gardens reports first shipment of home grown cauliflower and Jitfe cherries from Mountain Park. Adv Jitfe Cherries are here as the new season begins, with Anderson Gardens promoting local produce and supporting regional growers.
A wedding shower notice placed for Gis Art Gift Shop at 107 West 4th Street with advance details labeled M29tfc.
Judge James B McGhee revoked 45 days of a 3 month suspended term for B O Hennessey on a motion by Lake J Frazier assistant district attorney. Hennessey, sentenced to 6 months and costs in February after pleading guilty to drunken driving, had 3 months suspended with the condition of abstaining from alcohol. The motion alleged he drank on June 7.
Six room partly furnished house for rent at 203 E Blang St. Available 1913. No further details.
Ruidoso residents boast rapid growth as contractors work since the year began. Self-Serv Grocery expands, Kecks Café remodels, and new buildings rise along Main Street. Local and visiting families pile in for summer while clubs host events and locals open cabins, stores, and dairies.
Rev. C. V. Hulse and family from Algona Iowa visit Roswell with two Algona high school teachers Miss Floy Renauld and Miss Margaret Stone. They tour Carlsbad Caverns today then embark on an eight thousand mile trip through Mexico Arizona California and portions of the Northwest and Canada. Rev Hulse is pastor of the Algona M E Church and leaves his son in law in charge of the church in his absence.
Local ad touts fresh tamales and potato chips daily at Jack's Place located at 105 West 10th Street. The short notice emphasizes daily freshness to attract walk in diners.
Dr Compton connected with John Hopkins University and Robert Bicknell of Gallup spent the night at Mr and Mrs T J Hall’s home. The Hall family are friends of the Bicknell family and Compton continued on to El Paso today.
Frank Standhart of Roswell received a book on Ancient and Medieval Arts as top prize in Texas Tech Lubbock architecture department. The award was presented during graduation exercises this week. Standhart is the son of Mrs. Roger Sherman and returned home Thursday.
Bud Cagle of Here Co. C. Cagle Jr. arrived from his present home in Clovis last night and plans to return to Clovis tomorrow.
W. A. Sutherland of Las Cruces traveled to Roswell today to attend a district court case.
Letter from F. L. Blanchard to Roswell Daily Record argues against replacing married women with unmarried teachers in Chaves County. He warns temporary jobs erode professional standards and training, urges job security for quality educators, and stresses funds should serve schools, not provide relief for the needy.
More than fifty cats competed in a Yucca Theatre Black Cat Contest. Prizes awarded for most unusual, most weird, most beautiful, largest, smallest, and cutest groups, with theatre tickets for first to third places. Every entrant earned a ticket to see The Black Cat with Boris Karloff and Bela Lugosi, valid today. Winners and their cats available for prize pickup at the Yucca Box Office after 8:30 p.m.
Damon Lodge No. 15 Knights of Pythias ends its annual Memorial Services with a joint worship at First Baptist Church Roswell at eleven on Sunday June 10. Dr. Julian Atwood will deliver a sermon on Christian Fraternalism. Members meet at K P Hall at 10:30 a.m. to attend as a group. Rituals were held at South Park Cemetery last Sunday with graves of departed knights decorated.
Fishing season at the Country Club lake runs from Sunday June 10 to November 1 for members only. Weekly limit four Bass or Crappie, daily limit ten perch. No trapping or nets. use hook and line only. All fish shown to the Superintendent and counted before leaving grounds. Bass under 10 inches must be returned to the lake. By order of the Board of Directors. J Walden Bassett, Sec. JS812e.
Pecos Valley Furniture and Upholstering Co announces discounts on furniture upholstering repairing and refinishing. J M Veal and E C King are craftsmen. Also seeking unfurnished six room house to rent in Washington Avenue school district with potential long term lease. Dr G W Griswold listed. Juice
Frances Adams of Artesia won yesterday's News tip contest for reporting an arrest in the Kemp Lumber Company robbery case at Artesia. Daily theater tickets are offered by Yucca Princess management for the best tip of the day.
The regular meeting of the PD A V will be held at the hut on Monday June 11 at 7 50 p m. Residents and members are asked to attend as agenda items include routine reports and upcoming events.
Mrs. L. H. Weller at 605 North Washington advertises a closing out sale of columbine plants three years old, in gallon containers, all colors. Price 25 cents per container or 2.50 per dozen containers. Open to buyers from the ad.
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