Sally Stiles Strips and Reader Requests in The Record
A nostalgic column snippet notes Sally Stiles starting Thursday June 20 in the Record with daily installments. It explains a reader request program for clothing items drawn in the Sally Stiles strip, requiring letters to merchants listed under the strip and a self addressed envelope for responses. The piece also mentions a bear incident in the city park and signs being painted.
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Sally Stiles
Record
Sally
Townsend Plan Speakers Set for June 19 at Court Room
Two Townsend Plan representatives from Los Angeles will speak in the District Court room next Wednesday night June 19 at 7 30 p m. Citizens urged to attend and learn about Townsend Club No 1 Adv J18tix.
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Townsend
Townsend Plan
Los Angeles
California
District Court Room
Townsend Club
Alberts announce birth of daughter Mildred
Mr and Mrs John Alberts welcomed a baby girl named Mildred on Saturday night correcting a prior report of a son. The family confirms the birth in the local notice.
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John Alberts
Mildred
Opening Under New Management Tomorrow Morning
New management takes over with free doughnuts and coffee all day. Slim Sanders and Charley Smith are the proprietors in charge.
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Slim Sanders
Charley Smith
Adv
Have You Seen The New Silent Corona Ad
Advertisement notices a silent Corona typewriter from Roswell Type Writer Co located at 215 N Main Roswell with phone 674 promoting a quiet model.
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Roswell Typewriter Co
N. Main
Bathing Suits and Sun-Suits for Children at Art Gift Shop
Lost small rat terrier with black and brown spots answers to Pat has no tail notify Mrs. O Wolfe 1310 North Main Reward offered dog missing near North Main area.
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Pat
Sewer tax payment deadline notice in Roswell
City of Roswell requires sewer tax be paid before June 30. City Clerk J. H. Decker signs the notice. Ady g14til reference included.
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Roswell
J. H. Decker
Ady
Hudson Studio Baby Picture Offer
Advertises one original Billy the Kid picture free with every half dozen baby pictures ordered at Hudson Studio on Main Street west of the courthouse. An 8 by 10 enlarged baby picture is free with every dozen pictures, price $2.25. The offer may close at any time.
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Hudson
Main Street
Court House
First Aid Station For Crippled Radios
Advertisement for Falcons Electric Service offering radio repair with 25 years in experience. Ambience promises ambulance call number 289 and a no fix no pay policy. Located at 125 West Second Street with Adv. J1126c.
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Falcons Electric Service
West Second Street
Cherries Sale From El Capitan Orchard Ad
Robert Beers advertises fine large cherries from El Capitan Orchard and provides phone Red 1R1 for contact.
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el Capitan Orchard
Robert Beers
Baby Shoes Mrs. Day's Idea Ad
Art Gift Shop at 107 W 4th St advertises Baby Shoes opening hours until 6 p m with a brief promotional note.
Rustin Children Placed With Trolingers After Hearing
After a noon hearing in the custody case of seven Rustin children, Judge McGhee ordered temporary custody with Mr. and Mrs. Durward Trolinger, where the Child Welfare Bureau had placed them, as Mr. Rustin had sought custody.
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C. N. Rustin
Marriage License Issued to Raymond Orton and Juanita Tice
A marriage license was issued yesterday to Raymond Orton of Roswell and Juanita Tice of Lake Arthur.
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Raymond Orton
Roswell
Juanita Tice
Lake Arthur
Roswell hosts New Mexico first women golf state tourney
Women golfers from across New Mexico will begin qualifying at Roswell Country Club. The first state women’s tournament includes match play Thursday through Sunday with driving, approach and putt contests, plus a medal for low qualifying score. Events include a dinner, luncheon, and evening entertainment as Miss Elinor Jones of Albuquerque arrives as a top contender.
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New Mexico
Roswell Country Club
Country Club
New Mexico Women’s Golf Association
Langford Keith
J. P. White Jr
Willard Prager
C. R. McNally
Har- Harry Leonard
Elinor Jones
Albuquerque
Roswell Woman in Fraud Case Involves forged travelers checks
Federal agents probe a case linked to Lorius and his wife traveling with forged $10 travelers checks. Several Albuquerque and Clovis companions are named as associates in a broad sweep, with a $500 reward from the Masonic order spurring leads. A reported sighting in Las Cruces is noted as the case unfolds.
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Lorius
Frances Hardwick
Federal Men Act
Park Board
Heberers
Mississippi Valley
Masonic Order
Las Cruces Las Cruces
N. M
Government inspected goats at modern plant tour
McMillians Goat Dairy invites the public to inspect its modern plant at 212 W McGaffey. Government inspection noted. Phone 846.
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McMillians Goat Dairy
W. McGaffey
Educational project at CCC camp reopens near Roswell
The FHEA educational project at the CCC Camp east of Roswell reopens with Mrs. George Cowan overseeing recreational work and Dr. Lelia Bailey teaching.
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CCC
FHEA
Roswell
George Cowan
Lelia Bailey
Mystery of Lorius and Heberer disappearances widens
Illinois tourists Mr and Mrs George Lorius and Mr and Mrs Albert Heberer are added to a widening case. state police report auto parts dealer W J Willis identified Lorius buying a radiator cap on May 23 for a 1929 Nash car, with three others and baggage in the party. The abandoned car found in Dallas May 28 spurs extensive search. last definite sighting was May 21 in Vaughn New Mexico, with possible sightings near Socorro and El Paso as investigators consider foul play.
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George Lorius
Albert Heberer
Illinois
Fidel Gonzales
Lorius
W. J. Willis
Nash
Dallas
Texas
Vaughn
N. M
Albuquerque
Socorro
el Paso
Convicts confront guards in Kansas mine riot standoff
Four aid workers traveled from Council Grove to the prison as convicts led by Graham held unarmed guards as hostages. Johnson and crew in the 730 foot level mine faced potential smudge fire while guards supplied ammunition and gas masks. Authorities cited long unrest tied to 1927 mutiny and new parole limits reducing term reductions for coal production.
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Cape
Johnson
Council Grove
Kas
Murray
John Christian
Fred Murray
Kansas City
John Stewart
Lansing
Graham
Nathan van Meter
John Heslop
Levi Day
Milt Gould
James Shakan
John Edwards
Gabe Kamershack
Dave White
James Wilson
Joe Studdard
Frank Sawaski
Kansas
Utah Grid Captain for 1935 Named
Fred McKenzie of Salt Lake City will captain the University of Utah grid team next fall after winning Utah's outstanding athlete award for the 1934 35 season.
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University of Utah
Fred McKenzie
Salt Lake City
Utah
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