Camp Mary White Girl Scout Camp Opens July 15
Camp Mary White in the Sacramento Mountains opens July 15 for three two week periods. Roswell Girl Scout Council sponsors and owns the camp valued at forty thousand dollars with a five thousand dollar debt. The 1934 staff includes Director Mary L. White and Assist. Director Miss Murtis with staff from Alamogordo to Denver and Las Cruces. Governor's Day is August 12 with a grand barbecue and a July 7 arrival. Fifty five campers registered by June 26, about 75 percent for six weeks.
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Mary White
Sacramento Mountains
Roswell
Cora Bell Scott
Alamogordo
Mae Crysler
el Paso
Texas
Beatrice Hale
Bowling Green
Blanche
Prester
Weatherford
Sarah Howell
Colorado Springs
Colo
Daffin Lowrey
Amarillo
Zona Power
Ogden
Utah
Oyen
Elk, N. M
Katherine Cleve
Dishbadens
Delightful Stag Dinner Honors Fredric Glover Birthday
Mrs. Esther Seaverns hosts a stag dinner at her Berrendo country home at seven tonight for Fredric C. Glover's twenty first birthday. Three course menu features Shasta daisies and ferns. Guests include Tom Fowler Charles Johnson Lovington Jack Pearson Herbert Lyd a Tom Sellman Clifford Ward Leonard Stolaroff Roy Crockett David Dunn Frederic Glover. The Clover Leaf Club delays meeting until Thursday July twelfth. The Chums plan a meeting tonight at Clara Lamberth's home. Mr and Mrs R E B Morris return from a two week motor trip to Oklahoma and Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Seaverns
Berrendo
Fredric C. Glover
Tom Fowler
Charles Johnson
Lovington
Jack Pearson
Herbert Lyda
Tom Sellman
Clifford Ward
Leonard Stolaroff
Roy Crockett
David Dunn
Frederic Glover
Ten Years Ago Today A Wedding And Local Visitors
Ten years ago today Miss Ethel Stone and Mr Arthur Moritz wed at the Stone home with Rev T E Thureson officiating. Stone, with Mt States Telephone, Moritz of Moritz Sign Co. Other notes include travels of Col J C Troutman and family to Ruidoso and mountain weekends, chaperoned county club supper, Major and Mrs Flint to NMMI then Camp Hauncua. Mary R Cooney hosts supper at Country Club. Berkeley summer work by Cullen siblings. Mrs Bower joins family at 301 North Missouri. Mildred Nicholas visiting in town. other local social movements and arrivals.
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Ethel Stone
Arthur Moritz
F. R. Stone
North Ohio
T. E. Thuresson
M. E
Miss Stone
Mt. States Telephone Company
Moritz
Moritz Sign Company
J. C. Troutman
Grace Troutman
McCartney
George L. Erwin
Baby George
George B. Jewett
Colonel Troutman
Captain Erwin
Hiram M. Dow
County Club
Josephine
Dorothy Dow
Clara Mason
Mildred Nicholas
Little Rock
Alberdine
Naomi Nicholas
Bl Paso
H. A. Flint
N.M.M.I
Fort Riley
Flint
Camp Hauchuca
Arizona
Caleb Cullen
Berkeley
Bower
R. E. Lower
North
Missouri Avenue
Arkansas
John W. Poe
Institutions Continue Fiscal Audit Of Comptroller
The article notes expectations of a surplus in the appropriations account for the fiscal year and mentions 19 counties not making tax remittances since June 15. The board hired M. A. Sippel of Albuquerque to audit the Comptroller's office books from June 1932 to June 30, 1934, during Juan N. Vigil's term. Horton and Bixler also bid, with the same bid of $2,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Sippel
Albuquerque
Comptroller's Office
Jane
Juan N. Vigil
Horton and Bixler
Cardus Claims Relief For Monthly Pains Women report stronger health
Thousands of women testify Cardus benefits it does not benefit a physician. Mrs Roy Chan of Cusseta Alabama says the medicine relieved severe monthly pains and renewed her strength after use.
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Cardus
Roy Chan
Attractive Garden Party At The A L Park Home
Mr and Mrs A L Park entertained last night in their back yard honoring her brother Charlie Walker. Outdoor games and refreshments followed. Guests included Leona Childs Pansy Austin Cora Bell Horton Ide Curtis Lois Emmett Ruth Emmett Mildred Wilhite Jane Wilhite Roy Irwin Paul Sanford Jack Rains Ross Rains Lon Robinson George Glass Ernie Glass Mrs R H Carter Mrs Evelyn Kyle and the hosts.
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Charlie Walker
Leona Childs
Pansy Austin
Cora Bell Horton
Ide] Curtis
Lois Emmett
Ruth Emmett
Mildred Wilhite
Jane Wilhite
Roy Irwin
Paul Sanford
Jack Rains
Ross Rains
Lon Robinson
George Glass
Ernie Glass
R. H. Carter
Evelyn Kyle
A. L. Park
Wonderful Picnic Supper Guffin Piano Students
A brief item notes a social event featuring a picnic supper and piano students, highlighting community gathering aspects and entertainment by local musicians. The report emphasizes a cheerful tone and notes the participants as local residents attending the event.
Piano Class Picnic Supper at Circle Drive Park
Mrs Daisy Notley Guffin will entertain piano students at Circle Drive city park for a fried chicken picnic. About forty five advance and younger students will attend with games and music after supper. Assistants Mrs A E Flechart and Mrs B B Wilson help serve the food and provide entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Notley Guffin
Circle Drive City Park
Railroad Wage Restorations Begin Next Sunday
Washington reports that rail workers nationwide will gain wage increases when the April agreement between railroad managers and employees takes effect. The 10 percent cut from two years ago will see partial restorations on July 1 and January 1, with full restoration by April 1, 1935, while government employees receive a five percent restoration of their 15 percent cut starting July 1, with a retroactive first 1 percent from February 1.
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Washington
Reynolds Installed in New County Laboratory Office
James T. Reynolds, county laboratory technician, begins his new assignment in the courthouse basement across from his former office. It will take a day or two to properly arrange all supplies and equipment.
Harriman Sentenced to Four and a Half Years in Prison
Joseph W. Harriman former president of Harriman National Bank and Trust Company was sentenced by Federal Judge John C Knox to four and one half years on each of sixteen counts for falsification of bank records and misapplication of funds. The sentences are concurrent and execution was stayed to allow a stay request.
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New York
Mharriman National Bank & Trust Company
John C. Knox
Harriman
United States
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Reverend Titus Explains Sunday Service Change
Reverend D B Titus of First Christian Church Rosweil explains a summer schedule shift to a unified service. Beginning next Sunday preaching starts at 9:00 with classes at 10:10 and a 11:00 dismissal, eliminating the separate Sunday school worship block for July and August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Titus
First Christian Church
Rosweil
Christian Church
Yucca to Show Baer Garnera Fight Film
Ted Jones, manager of the Yucca and Princess theatres, announced this morning that he arranged to show the complete film of the Baer Garnera championship boxing match at the Yucca theatre on July 8th and 9th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Jones
Yucca and
Princess Theatres
Yucca Theatre
Tugwell speaks on social management over planning
Tugwell repudiates blue print planning and promotes purposeful evolution of society with social management. He cites AAA NRA as examples and warns that large processing firms are not owned by investors who fund them, but by a few who wield power at the expense of farmers workers and consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tugwell
AAA
NRA
Escobar Claims Bantam Title With Ninth Round KO
Sixto Escobar of Puerto Rico knocked out Rodolfo Casanova of Mexico in the ninth round of a 15 round bout to earn title recognition from the Montreal Athletic Commission. Escobar floored Casanova in the third, opened a cut in the sixth, and finished with heavy rights at 2 33 of the ninth weighing 116 1/2 pounds to Casanova’s heavier frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Sixto Escobar
Rodolfo Baby Casanova
Mexico
Montreal Athletic Commission
Escobar
Casanova
National VFW Convention to Open in Albuquerque
Albuquerque June 27 AP nationally known speakers will address the first annual New Mexico Veterans of Foreign Wars convention to be held here early in July. Speakers include Gen. Smedley Butler Joseph E Van Zandt National Commander Sen Bronson Cutting Gen H A Ingalls and former Governor George Curry.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico Veterans of Foreign Wars
Smedley Butler
Joseph E. van Zandt
VFW
Bronson Cutting
New Mexico
H. A. Ingalls
Roswell
George Curry
Cutter
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Clovis
Joseph Austin Noble
Stella Jacobson
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A. G. Lodewick
Frank LePell
John B. Beers
Womans Association of the
C. E. Boothe
Malcolm Sale
T. A. Harrison
Cora Ray
C. E. Lannom
J. Q. Cummins
Joseph Dekker
A. L. Pearce
J. M. Williams
M. Howard
Snyder, Texas
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Mae D. Henrichs
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
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Cincinnati
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C. S. Brown
Wayne Ake
Mrs. Brown
Williamsburg
Lucy Thomas
Dexter
Minnie C. Dunn
Pennsylvania Avenue
Howard Amason
Rockdale
Howard Amason Jr
Billie Daniel
Clarksville, Tenn
Roy H
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Daniel
Charles J. Stilwell
Wilbur
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Carrolton
Missouri
Catherine Cummins
Marguerite Hennessy
Mary Mossman
Chicago
Miss Cummins
Miss Hennessy
Burton C. Mossman
James W. Johnson
Idaho
W. W. Phillips
Clarksville, Pa
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Mary Mullis
Mary Helena Coats
Frances Urton
Frances Orton
Frances Smurl
Helen Joyce Sanders
Dorothy Lambeth
Virginia Hudgon
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Charlotte Harbert
Emma Dale Jordan
Juanita Haley
Jewell Everett
Lorna Marler
Lorene Leamon
Ruth Cobean
Maudlee York
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Laura Treat
Marian McDonald
Marceline Schaubel
Ruth Jean Smith
Mary Elizabeth Russell
Ruth Iankes
Clover Leaf Club
Chums
Clara Lambeth
R. EB. Morris
Ocklahoma
Stars of
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Alan Mowbr
Silbert Emer
Comedy & Novelty
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Irene Vaan
Stingaree
Selen Stanley
Ralph Bellamy
Shirley Grey
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Victor McLagren
King OF Bottled Beer
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Baer Garnera
Tugwell Makes
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Schuler
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