Test closing provision of state liquor law in Alamogordo
Alamogordo New Mexico June 24 AP a test of the Sunday closing provision of the state liquor law moved forward in district court alleging the statute carries no penalty and designates no misdemeanor or felony a complaint against Cloudcroft Lodge manager E S Morley was filed by the state and Judge George W Hay Silver City sitting for Judge Numa Frenger will hear the case this afternoon
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Alamogordo
N. M
Cloudcroft Lodge
E. S. Morley
George W. Hay
Silver City
Numa Co. Frenger
Rugge Shaw Wedding Celebrated at First Christian Church
Miss Dorothy Rugge daughter of Mrs Jennie Rugge of Larned Kansas and Dr Gilbert Shaw son of the late Charles Shaw and Bettie U Shaw of Lawrence Kansas were married Sunday at eleven thirty o clock in the First Christian Church. Rev D B Titus performed the ceremony in the presence of family and a few friends. The bride wore a dusky pink rope ensemble with white accessories. The bridal party exited to the Bridal Chorus. After rites the family shared a high noon dinner at the Nickson Hotel private dining room. Out of town guests included the groom's mother and sister Mrs Bettie A Shaw and Helen Shaw of LanEVille Kansas and his brother Pena Mrs Wil Shaw of Capitan. The bride, born in Larned, studied at the University of Kansas earning a BA in 1929 and was active in Mortar Board and other groups. The groom, from a pioneer Pecos Valley family, graduated from Roswell High School in 1926 and KU with AB in 1930 and A later degree in 1932, major in entomology. He has worked with the U.S. Bureau of Entomology and Plant Quarantine and more recently at Lordsburg as camp educational advisor. The couple planned a brief honeymoon to Carlsbad Caverns and El Paso and will reside in Lordsburg.
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Dorothy . Rugge
Jennie Rugge
Larned
Kansas
Gilbert Shaw
Harles Shaw
Bettie U. Shaw
Lawrence
Ae First Christian Church
D. B. Titus
Theamily
Shaw
Velma Lan
Lohengrin
Nickson Hotel
Bettie A. Shaw
Iss Helen Shaw
Laneville
Pena
Wil. Shaw
Capilan
Univerity of Kansas
Appareta, Mortar Board
Ay Janes
The
Womans’ Self Government ,Association
Claremore
Okla
J. Gilbert Shaw
Pecos Valley
Roswell
Kansas University
K. U
Phi Sigma
United States Bureau of Entomology
Estancia
Lordsburg
Carlsbad Caverns
el Paso
Mrs. Shaw
Army couple to return from Panama after four years
Captain William H. McKee Mrs Louise Joyner and daughters Betty and Catherine finish four years in Panama and plan July return to Roswell. They will stay with Mrs Joyce in Roswell, visit relatives in Los Angeles and San Francisco, then move to Fort Snelling in September.
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Panama
William H. McKee
Louise Joyner
Betty
Catherine
States
Captain McKee
Fort Snelling Mining
Albuquerque
New Mexico Military Institute
West Point
Betty McKee
Balboa High School
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
McKees
Los Angeles
Mrs. Joyce
San Francisco
Mr. McKee
Fort Snelling
Lovely farewell party honors Mrs Eitelgeorge in Raton move
Mrs. Benja min Eitelgeorge leaves this week for Raton. PEO Chapter B hosted a morning farewell at Mrs. Claude Simpson’s home with yellow and white decorations. Fern Rapp was recommended for a scholarship at Cottey Junior College. A silver tray and bouquet were given as farewell gifts to Mrs. Eitelgeorge.
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Benjamin Eitelgeorge
Raton
PEO
Claude Simpson
Michigan visitors to Roswell from Kalamazoo
Rev. and Mrs. Charles T. Goodsell and daughters Josephine and Barbara of Kalamazoo are due in Roswell Tuesday to visit relatives. They will stay with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur J. Stevens at Ingleside Farm and visit the Goodsell uncle and aunt, Oscar D. Goodsell and Mrs. Thomas H. Fee. Goodsell is president of Kalamazoo College and son of the late Dr. W. E. Goodsell.
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Charles T. Goodsell
Josephine
Barbara
Kalamazoo
Michigan
Roswell
Arthur J. Stevens
Ingleside Farm
Oscar D. Goodsell
Thomas H. Fee
Rev. Goodsell
Kalamazoo College
W. E. Goodsell
Interesting Items of News in Roswell
Miss Kate Robinson and Joe Sena visit Roswell from Santa Fe to see Florence E. Robinson and Martha Robinson. Numerous relatives travel from Washington D C Lake Charles and Pittsburgh to join family gatherings and a Rugge Shaw wedding plans. Eastern Stars plan Dutch treat steak fry at Bottomless Lakes Park and Girl Scout Council hosts Camp Mary White staff at a garden buffet. Other items note travel to Los Angeles and Hot Springs, arrivals from Douglas and Albuquerque, and a family bereavement in Ohio.
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Kate Robinson
Joe Sena
Santa Fe
Miss Robinson
Florence E. Robinson
Martha Robinson
Robert Fall
Kate
Washington D. C
FERA
PWA
Bottomless Lakes Park
Donald Gillespie
Roswell
Grand Rainbow Assembly honors Roswell at Las Cruces
Roswell delegates shine as Las Cruces hosts Grand Rainbow Assembly with 300 Rainbow girls in attendance. Dorothy France elected grand worthy advisor. Marjorie White chosen grand associate advisor. Roswell to host 1936 State Grand Assembly. officers named and memorial service praised. Major attendees and rosters listed.
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Roswell Rainbows
Las Cruces
Roswell
Dorothy France
Marjorie White
E. L. Lusk
Grand Assembly
Marguerite Lemp
Whatley
Russell Bird
Wade Corn
Eastern Star
Ethlyn Wiese
Belen
Ruth Fisher
Lordsburg
Grand Fidelity
Patricia Heller
Carrizozo
Dorothy Bunton
Raton
Grand Service
Fauline Baker
Portales
Ruth France
Turmoil as police plan to reopen mills amid strikes
Police chief Harry Niles announced 90 officers plus state troopers would guard six Eureka and Portland mills to prevent disturbances as workers resume operations. Governor Martin stressed law and order, saying the issue is not unionism but citizens’ right to work. At Tacoma and Aberdeen mills, patrols were deployed to enforce satisfactory agreements with employers while Grays Harbor workers voted 970 to stay on strike for union recognition. In Eureka a riot left one dead and several injured. 124 arrested citywide. New England’s Uxbridge Worsted Company faced a 2,850 worker strike seeking 20 percent wage hikes and machine load equalization with no reported disturbances.
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Eureka
Portland
Ore
Harry Niles
Niles
Martin
Aberdeen
Wash
Grays Harbor
Sawmill and Timber Workers Council
California
Calif
National Guard
William Kaarte
Providence
R. L
New England
NRA
Uxbridge
United Textile Workers of America
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Rugge Shaw
First Christian Church
Eitelgeorge
Eva M. Cooper
Mmes
Arthur Allison
Cecil Bonney
Grady Welter
P. Bennett Allison
Harry Andrew
W. C. Buchly
Ford Geyer
James F. Hinkle
D. N. Pope
J. P. Richart
L. J. Johnson
Gertrude B. Lewis
W. S. Murrell
Wilma Murrell
L. S. Rawson
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Eside Farm
Wesley Davis
Catherine Cummins
Lake Charles la
New Orleans
J. M. McKnight
Florence McKnight
Lillian Miller
Pittsburgh
Helen Shaw
Rugge-Shaw
Co. R. Haymaker
Charles F. Joyce
Mayflower Hotel
Jennie Ashinhust
L. T. Lewis
Leland C. Fellows
Leland Jr
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Arlington Hotel
B. A. Packard
Douglas
Arizona
Burton C. Mossman
Packard
Captain Mossman
E. C. Bush
Bob
H. W. Fall
Grace Shearman
Artesia
Annie JL. Snorf
Wellington
Billie Einhart
Mrs
Carl M Einhart
Calipatria, California
Paul Zink
Roy Swisher
Ohio
Mrs. Swisher
Ae West ‘fNe
James Cagney
Jean Harlow
Joan Blondell
Princess
Grand Rainbow Assembly
Roswell Majorie White
Fifie Jane Crosby
Sara Louise Whatley
Billie Whatley
Ruth Jean
Mith
Merle Haynes
Joyce Wyly
Geneva Bruin
Dorothy Jane Dustin
Mary Friend
Jane Hawkins
Madine Rodgers
Norene Rodgers
Louise McKey
Mabel Sands
Frances Long
Jean Watt
Ellan Tarell
Will H. Whatley
Grand Worthy
Mary Lawson
Telequah
Oklahoma
Camp Mary White
Lena Fye
South
Pennsylvania
Lawson
Sequyah
G. W. Sharder
J. D. Atwood
Washington, D. C
New York
State Patrol
Kaarte
Emily Gaylord-Welty
S. Ky
Liccett & Myers Topacco Co
Daisy Notley
Guffin
Old Mission
Coulter Cosmetics
the Schulers Funeral Directors
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