Jacobson-Noble Wedding in Clovis Garden Ceremony
Stella Jacobson and Joseph Austin Note of Clovis married in a morning garden ceremony at 1300 North Lea Avenue. Rev LeRoy Thompson officiated as pink daybreak roses and white arches framed the vows. Guests included fifty relatives. reception featured a three-tier cake and formal tea. The couple plan a two-week honeymoon to Mexico City before returning to Clovis July first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella Jacobson
Joseph Austin
Clovis
William Winston Daniel
North Lea Avenue
LeRoy Thompson
First Presbyterian Church
Floyd Childress
Manuel M. Oracion
Lohengrin
Mendelssohn
Jo Jacobson
Roswell Garden Party Honors Clovis Pair Married This Morning
Mr and Mrs Roy Daniel hosted a garden supper complimenting Mise Stella Jacobson and Mr Joseph A Noble of Clovis who were married that morning Other guests included Jo Jacobson Jo Ford Jacobson Amarillo G W Colvin Clovis C F E Smyer and daughter Oscar Jacobson Clovis Mrs Guard Marvin and daughter Jane Oklahoma City Billie Jacobson and the Daniels family Also noted are visiting families and upcoming Roswell Wom Golf Club meeting at the Country Club Friday at 4 30 pm
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Jo Ford Jacobson
Amarillo
Pecos Valley
A. T. and Santa Fe Railway Company
Noble
el Paso
Mexico City
Clovis
Mines
Curtis Hill
Reed Mu'key
Harold H. Bach
Stanley W. Lodewick
J. P. White Jr
Elza White Jr
Robert Bear
Mansfield Tweed
Eleanor Bedell
Faybelle Cummins
Betsy Pope
Fort Worth
Jo Jacobson
W. G. Colvin
Allison Russ
Robstown
Texas
Allen Richardson
Carlsbad
Messrs
Ang
Mies
Charles Shepherd
Dean Wait
J. D. Hunter
Billie Jacobson
Winston Lean‘éel
Guard Marvin and
Jane
Oklahoma City
Roy Daniel
Mise Stella Jacobson
Joseph A. Noble
G. W. Colvin
C. FE. Smyer
Oscar Jacobson
Guard Marvin
Hitl
Winston Daniel
Roy Daniel Jr. Jr
R. L. Burrow
Muggins
West Coast
Burrow
Roswell Rainbow
International Supreme Assembly of Rainbow
Yellowstone Park
Roswell Colored People Celebrate Emancipation Events
Roswell colored residents plan an Emancipation observance June 18 and 19 at Haynes Park with a festival by the colored Elks, Emancipation Ball at Battery A Armory, and a Thorne Park doubleheader where the Roswell Black Sox meet Alamogordo Giants at 2 30 p m each day. S. G. Chamberlain will host, O E Little will deliver the main address, and events begin June 18 with a festival and conclude June 19 with the morning program.
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Rosweil
Haynes Park
Colored Elks
Roswell Black Sox
Alamogordo
Century plant blooms 16 feet high in Roswell yard
The 16 foot century plant in the Woolsey residence at 306 North Washington Avenue Roswell is believed to be among the tallest ever seen. The bloom is starting to blossom and the stem grew about eight inches in a 24 hour period, according to Mr Woolsey.
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Roswell
IL. W. Weopsey
North
Washington Avenue
Woolsey
Germany Will Continue Payments to World to 100.7 Million
Berlin reports Reichsbank President Halamar Schacht gave seven pages of reasons for extending six months on balances paid abroad. He cited reparations and limited export opportunities as the cause of the current financial stall.
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Berlin
Halamar Schacht
Reichsbank
Route 66 Mileage by State and Completion Plans
Officials announced progress on Highway 66 from Chicago to Santa Monica. Total 2 342 miles with 215 in New Mexico 53 in Texas and 83 in Arizona. Arizona to be completed this year. New Mexico segments include 90 miles Albuquerque to Gallup 85 miles Albuquerque to Santa Rosa and 45 miles Santa Rosa to Tucumcari. In Texas only the Oldham county segment remains unsurfaced.
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New Mexico
Texas
Arizona
Chicago
Santa Monica
Calif
Albuquerque
Gallup
Santa Rosa
Tucumecari
Oldham County
Silver Bill Ready Now for the President
Washington reports the silver purchase bill awaits President Roosevelt's signature to become law. The Treasury will acquire silver to back currency, issuing new money from the metal stock. The House ended with major bills remaining before adjournment, including a labor measure for secret plant union elections. Senate work focuses on confirmations and labor reform despite adjournment doubts.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Treasury
Senate
House
Federal Board of Boards
Congress
Rexford Tugweall
Rebor
Baer and Carnera Set for Fourth Heavyweight Bout
Newsmen favor Baer to win the heavyweight title as Max Baer defends against Primo Carnera in a Garden Bowl event. The show draws huge crowds with 500 policemen on duty and 10 000 seats at 2.30 each set for sale. A NBC radio broadcast plus overseas telecast widen the coverage while critics across regions differ in their bets on the outcome.
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Paulino Uzcudun
Tommy Loughran
Philadelphia
Baer
Carnera
Bill Brown
Max
Europe
Latin America
NBC
Garden Bowl
Baer New Yorks
Primo Carnera
California
Max Bauer
Siz Zif
Los Angeles Herald Express
Juryman Greets Baby At Murder Trial Verdict
Norwood resident Theodore Davis pictured with his daughter Marilyn after serving on the jury that found Irving Millen Morton Millen and Abe Faber guilty of first degree murder in the Needham bank holdup slayings involving two police officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thedore Davis
Norwood
Mass
Marilyn
Irving
Morton Millen
Abe Faber
Dedham
Davis
Needham Bank
Carlsbad Heat at Noon Tops New Mexico Readings
The report from Albuquerque shows cooler conditions in northern and south central New Mexico but the southeast remains under a blistering heat wave for a tenth straight day. Carlsbad reached 106.5 degrees at noon, with 110-degree highs reported yesterday. Albuquerque saw 84, Clovis about 80, and a damaging hailstorm cooled crops near Clovis. The Mesilla Valley in the extreme south central region continued to feel the heat.
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Albuquerque
N. M
New Mexico
Carlsbad
Clovis
Mesilla Valley
Gallup
Roswell
Las Vegas
Washington
Cutting
Thorne Family Returns From Kansas Graduation
Mr and Mrs Harry Thorne and sons David and Henry returned to Roswell from Lawrence Kansas where David graduated June 11 with a chemical engineering degree from the University of Kansas He will join Eastman Kodak in Rochester on July 1 He is a member of Sigma Tau Tau Beta and Triangle honorary fraternities Henry finished his sophomore year at Kansas University and both boys are now back home in Roswell New Mexico experiences heat waves and drought relief plans are noted alongside brief police court fines for drunkenness
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Thorne
David
Henry
Roswell
Lawrence
Kansas
University of Kansas
Eastman Kodak Company
Rochester
New York
Sigma Tau
Tau Beta
Triangle
Kansas University
Good News for Kidney Sufferers 1934
An advertisement touts JOLEY PILLS as fast acting for irritated kidneys and bladder, promising quick results, toxin flushing, and acid neutralizing relief with a money back guarantee. It urges Foley products and cathartic tablets to maintain bowels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joley
FOLEY
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Artesia
Hgh School
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N. Y
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Katonah
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F. S. Preston
Julia M. Riddle
Pennsyvania Avenue
United States
England
Eecokweecod College
Santa Fe
Baptist Johnson Cercle
W. J
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C. M. Martin
Earl Hall
J. A. Hawkins
J. J. Walker
Albert A. Stubbs
W. J. McInnes
J. J. Todden
Charles A. Porter
George Toby
G. L. Bagwell
E. A. Herron
Frank Whitaker
M. L. Norton
Paul Goodsell
P. V. Thorson
Pauline Harper
Miss Nihart
Howard Trueblood
Jane and
Joseph
Sarasota, Florida
Claude Hobbs
Hulda Hobbs
Trueblood
Mrs. Hobbs
J. Q. Cummins
Institute
Willard L. Prager
Ela Yeager
Colorado
J. P. Haynes
Merle
Hurley
Billie Whatley
W. C. Whatley
Las Cruces
E. C. Richmond
Ralph
Des Mones
Iowa
Roswel
Emmett Smith
Fred Heinie
Ann Sothern
Stuart Erwin
Patsy Kelly
Chas. Chase and Novelty
Marstho Worlds
Henry Stephenson
Ferrell
Harry Langdon
Princess the Bargain Theatre
Tim McCoy
Century
Germany
Juryman
Baby
Theodore Davis
Samuel Insull
James Keeley
Pullman Company
Insull
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Grady Welter
Cecil Bonney
Mrs. Trorne
The
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