Ruidoso visits and county society notes
Social news from Ruidoso and nearby towns highlights visits by Dr and Mrs Samuel R McCleneghan and Miss Ruth Yoder from Omaha to Mrs C C Martin. updates on McCleneghan Jr and Ellzey wedding trip. car accident recoveries for Mrs J C McFarland and Mrs O O Askren. multiple Midland and Kilgore connections. numerous Red Cross and missionary circle meetings across Chaves County with attendees and activities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel R. McCleneghan
Ruth Yoder
Omaha
C. C. Martin
McCleneghan
Miss Yoder
Martin
Samuel R. McCleneghan Jr
Martin-Yoder Boswell Ranch
Ten Years Ago At Carnegie Library Gifts and Local News
Ten years ago Carnegie Library received thirty seven books from Herbert J Hagerman and a painting by Sheldon Parsons. Hagerman gifts praised as liberal. Presbyterian Missionary Society met at Mrs Frank Johnson’s Fairview home with D C Savage presiding and E F Hayslip leading devotionals. Mrs Leslie Carle spoke on Philippines mission work and Rev Rudolph Caughey shared General Assembly news. Mrs C D Bonney and daughter Elsie visited Abilene Kansas and returned with Doris Bonney. Several families planned getaways at Church Ruidoso cabin Pine Lodge and Upper Pecos outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmgie
Herbert J. Hagerman
Sheldon Parsons
Hagermans
Carnegie Library
Presbyterian Missionary Socety
Fairview
Frank Johnson
D. C. Savage
E. F. Hayslip
Leslie Carle
Philippines
Rudolph Caughey
General Assembly
C. D. Bonney
Elsie
Gerald Shadinger
Doris Bonney
Abilene
Kansas
Roosevelt reports on Port Newark and stock exchanges
President Roosevelt gave updates on the Port Newark supply base and postponed appointing stock exchange and related organizations until after his return from New Haven New London and Hyde Park. He expects to sail to Hawaii between June 30 and July 4 and noted drought conditions were largely unchanged. He also considers expanding the Cuban Trade Bank to cover Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port Newark
Stock Exchange, Communications and
Bonesing
New Haven
New London
Hyde Park
Hawaii
Trunk murder case shocks England at Brighton
A dismembered torso found in a canvas trunk at Brighton railway station prompts staged investigations. Scotland Yard notes a sworn informant supplied new data. pathologist Sir Bernard Spilsbury travels from London to Brighton to verify legs’ link to the body. Authorities say the case is not connected to the missing American lawyer Agnes Tulverson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Scotland Yard
King’s Cross
Bernard Spilsbury
Home Office
England
Agnes Turverson
Ivan Poderjay
Vienna
Minnie Alice Bonatin
Charging Cross
John Robinson
Agnes Tulverson
Cattlemen’s Group Advises On Drought Relief Policy
The Cattlemen association wired officials about its stance and policies. Dr H L Kent president of the State College, then in Denver for a federal relief meeting, was advised by telegraph that as far as possible the emergency drought relief program of the A A A should proceed.
Cattle Market Debate Sways Tariff and Forest Policy
Officials and speakers including O M Lee and R H Roy discussed forest permit policy and cattle as a basic commodity. A push for higher canned beef tariffs and strict meat entry rules was sent to the President. Resolutions of sorrow cited Thomas P. Talle and Mrs Albert Mitchell as adoptions followed by endorsements of a sales tax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. Lee
R. H. Royall
J. W. Taylor
W. A. Naylor
S. W. Land
Thomas P. Talle
Albert. K. Mitchell
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Lea Lake
Roswell
Grace Thorpe Bear
Baptist
Esther
First Baptist Church
J. A. Walter
A. Pruit
George E. French
Waller
Mines
A. Cc. Swanson
J. L. Mabie
Earl McDowell
Mollie McClaren
Sam Franklin
J. J. Walker
D. C. Steele
T. Andrews
Bt. Andrews Guild
Jes
Rock Walled
St. Yaréns Church
Berry V. Ellzey
Mary E. Dodd
Grand Canyon
Colorado
San Diego
Los Angeles
Long Beach
California
North
Missouri Avenue
J. C. McFarland
Chicago
O. O. Askren
G. C. Davis
Kilgore
Texas
Margaret Birnie
Fort Worth
Jessie Birnie
Shawnee
Oklahoma
G. C. Birnie
Charles Birnie
Birnie
Guy W. Nickson
Joe Bob and
Neg
Joe Nicholas
Nickson Ruidoso Cabin
John B. Beers Jr
Sara Louise Whatley
Chaves County
St. Andrews Guild
Parish Hall Garden
O. M. Powers
Jessie Russell
H. E. Oberkampf
Jane Russell
Powers Ruidoso Cabin
Harold B. Smith
Leela
Tacoma
Washington
J. D. Carroll
Winnie Denise
Quanah
T. A. Sacra
Mrs. Sacra
Wilbur Coe
Eva Rose
Glencoe
Mexico City
Entre Nous Pridge Club
Luther M. Dudley
Tom D. J White
Teddy
Austin
George Bb. French
Alta Vista
Ross L. Malone
Wade Corn
M. E
Southern
M. E. Missionary Society
Frank Marks
M. H. Henderson
Dan H. Wilmot
Wilford Pratt
Mary Lucy Montgomery
Ruth White
Young Peoples Assembly
Sacramento Mountains
James F. Hinkle
Mmes. Mark
H. C. Henderson
T. W. King
Mmes
G. N. Amis
T. H. Craig
Z. F. Dean
J. R. Foreman
J. B. Harper
Joe J. Lane
Freeman Marsh
Harry Morrison
T. C. Evans
Circle II
Harrison Williams
J. E. Johns
W. W. Anderson
J. B. Stewart
Henry Schmarge
Henry Samson
C. R. Covington
J. C. Martens
W. E. Bondurant
R. B. Sanders
J. C. Berry
George Drew
Circle IV
Ruth Johnson
Joe Menosky
Tomorow
Willie Russell
Ruby Alberts
Lucy Mae Crowe
Faye Kerley
Leta Monroe
Miss Johnson
Presbyterian Aid Society
Mrs
Robert Beers
Riley
Grace K. Carson
LeRoy Thompson
Minnie D. Stewart
William J. Beatty
Cora Lodewick
John ©. Smith
Nma Turner
B. F. Arnold
Gertrude B. Lewis
J. D. Herron
Rosa Kennedy
W.S. Smock
J. R. Thomas
Mamie Riley
W. E. Fensom
FE. P. Bradshaw
Vance R. Wilkins
Miss M. M. Hot
Margaret Wilkins
Katharine
Jean Parker Alexander
Ted Healy the Four Mills Brothers
Warner Baxter
Norman Foster
William Gargan Marian Nixon
Mills Brothers
Princess
Bargain Theatre
Otto Kruger
Henry
Ellie Bob
W. T. Simpson
Pine Lodge
W. R. Wilson
Alice Ray
Buddy
Pecos
John Albert
United States
D.L. Millendore
Production Credit Corporation
F. M. Butcher
Intermediate Credit. Bank
Wichita
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