Tanner Russell Marriage Held In Riverside Heights
The marriage of Mrs. Emma Tanner and Mr. Henry E. Russell occurred yesterday at three in the afternoon at the bride’s daughter’s home in Riverside Heights with Rev. D B Titus officiating. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Lee E Green. Afterward the couple rested at Ruidoso and Cloudcroft and will reside at 206 West Tenth Street Roswell where they plan a new home. Will C Lawrence leaves for National City California for a month at a health resort.
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Emma Tanner
Henry E. Russell
Ernest A. Hanson
Riverside Heights
D. B. Titus
First Christian Church
Lee E. Green
Russell
Ruidoso
Cloudcroft
Roswell
West Tenth Street
Harry Schram
Harry Jr
Los Angeles
Will C. Lawrence
National City
San Bernardino
Calif
Lad
Harry
West Coast
Schram
Hanson
Mr. Hanson
Ralph Hanson
Surprise Shower Honors Betta Lou Allison
Bette Lou Allison, future bride and pianist at First Baptist Church Intermediate Department, was surprised with a church parlors shower by officers teachers and pupils. About forty guests attended a seven o'clock box supper and games, with prizes for attractive boxes and gifts displayed when she arrived.
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Bette Lou Allison
First Baptist Church
H. P. Garrett
R. B. Harlan
Allison
Telephone 55 55 reunion and travels of Roswell families
A Roswell area social page notes a reunion of Mrs Hinkle and her three sisters with their mother Mrs A M Fell at the old home in Fredonia. They plan a visit to New York Worlds Fair and Atlantic coast resorts. Other northern and western travel includes Mrs E L Wilde and son James Bradford of Miami with niece Jane Lokey visiting relatives in Farewell, and Mrs Wilde resuming duties in Roswell area before joining broader travels. Local dinners and gatherings include 305 North Washington Avenue hosts for a Pearson family reunion with Albuquerque and Oakland relatives, along with a Sandia Conference fundraiser ice cream social at First Christian Church. Robert A Oakens of Kiplings travels to San Antonio for a short visit.
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James F. Hinkle
San Francisco
William L. Hill
Hinkle
Raymond Davis
Palo Alto
W. A. Wilson
Upper Lake
Wilson
Yellowstone National Park
Hill
Roswell
E. L. Wilde
James Bradford
Miami
Florida
Ross L. Malone Jr
North
Washington Avenue
Allen Munson Tonkin
Nancy Pearson
Albuquerque
D. C. Pearson Jr
Oakland
California
D. C. Pearson
Roswell Ad Club Luncheon and Convention Talk
Roswell Ad Club held its weekly luncheon at the Chamber of Commerce with twenty four members and three visitors. Claude Simpson secretary of the Chamber spoke about the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World convention in Indianapolis Indiana. The Elks urged backing for their July Fourth Jazz event. Birth announced for Arthur Webster Salter on Thursday June 24. One hundred attended the Eastern Star picnic and barbecue at the Robert Beers farm after gathering at Masonic Temple. Ice cream and cake capped the supper.
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Roswell
Chamber of Commerce
Claude Simpson
Associated Advertisng Clubs of the World
Indianapolis
Indiana
the Elks
Eastern Star
Robert Beers
Masonic Temple
Grayson Family Overnight Stop at Roswell Camp Ground
H. L. Grayson and family from New York City spent the night at Roswell Camp Ground while touring to California and admired the area’s beauty. County treasurer Ben C. Davis and family returned from Texas visits.
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H. L. Grayson
New York City
California
Roswell Camp Ground
Roswell
Ben C. Davisson
Texas
Shrine delegates open Imperial Council sessions in Baltimore
Delegations finish preconvention travel and attend the opening of the Imperial Council sessions in Baltimore. Gov. Herbert R. OConor and Mayor Howard W. Jackson are invited to address the council as the gathering proceeds.
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Baltimore
Imperial Council
Mystic Shrine
Herbert R. O’conor
Maryland
Howard W. Jackson
Richards and Hicks Family Head to Las Vegas and Hot Springs
Mr and Mrs C M Richards along with Mrs E H Hicks and daughters Hortense and Helen Harper depart for a month long stay in Las Vegas and Hot Springs seeking rest and relaxation and to visit noted attractions and facilities in both locales.
Dinner honors Mrs George's sister from Little Rock
Mr and Mrs D A George entertain at dinner honoring Mrs George's sister Juanita Spires of Little Rock Arkansas Other guests were Hazel Daring Arden Boellner and Byron Lowery.
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D. A. George
Mrs. George
Juanita Spires
Little Rock, Arkansas
Hazel Daring
Arden Boellner
Byron Lowery
Judge Bratton Visits for Official Duty in Clovis
Judge Sam G. Bratton of Clo vis arrives to spend several days on official business. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Salter and
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Sam G. Bratton
Clovis
Arthur Salter
Rodent Found with Bubonic Plague in New Mexico
A wild rodent caught near Las Cruces tested positive for bubonic plague prompting the Public Health Service to send an investigator back to the area. State health director Dr. E B Godfrey says there is no danger of the infection spreading to humans. The case was found by a U S Public Health Service crew surveying western New Mexico.
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N. M
Santa FE
U. S. Public Health Service
Las Cruces
E. B. Godfrey
Ssate
General Spaulding Retired Today In Washington
Brigadier General Oliver Lyman Spaulding chief of the historical section at the army war college retires at age 64 today. He served in multiple postings including the Mexican border conflict in 1914 15. Ranch hand Jose Garduno aged 23 is recovering from a broken ankle after a 18 hour exposure following a fall from a horse 20 miles east of Santa Rosa New Mexico on Sunday. He was found by Richard Sutlmei ranch superintendent around 11 am yesterday.
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Spaulding
Washington
War Department
Oliver Lyman Spaulding
Army War College
General Spaulding
Mexican
Santa Rosa
N. M
Jose Garduno
Here
Richard Sultemeir
Iiield
Hollywood changes in yacht race crew and film set security
Dick Powell withdraws from Lee Tracey crew for Honolulu yacht race. Three police locked on security for The Women set guarding jewelry worth 50000 dollars. Metro ships gear to Bethany Connecticut enabling Ernst Donat to see son in Goodbye Mr Chips. Lawrence Tibbett visits Metro lot with family after seven years, planning Hawaii vacation. Beery hires former fruit vendor for wardrobe. Pinky Tomlin writes new song I Dig It And I'm Joel McCrea Frances Dee leave Santa Monica for ranching. Artie Shaw and band to headline Dancing Co Ed in Metro film.
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Dick Powell
Lee Tracey
Honolulu
Metro
Bethany
Connecticut
Ernst Donat
Robert
Chips
Lawrence Tibbett
Tibbett
Hawaii
Wallace Beery
Beery
Pinky Tomlin
Joel McCrea
Frances Dee
Santa Monica Beach
Artie Shaw
Mexico fears over US silver policy sparks peso dollars
In Mexico City, June 27, the Bank of Mexico halted selling dollars as financial circles warn over Washington silver policy. Banks quickly followed, keeping the peso-dollar rate near 4.985 to 4.99 while traders seek dollars amid bank reviews and lingering unease about foreign silver purchases.
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Mexico City
Bank of Mexico
United States
Washington
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Washington Administration
Mexico
Curbstone Exchange
New York Stocks Close Mixed as Market Edges Higher
June 27 New York stocks end with a mixed tone as several blue chips show gains while others retreat. Key movers include Boeing, Chrysler, General Electric, Radio Corp of America, and United Aircraft, with notable activity in Union Carbide, Westinghouse and Westing Union.
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New York
New Mexico relief labor quota lowered for July
New Mexico's WPA July relief labor quota stands at 9,950, down 700 from May. State administrator James J. Connelly said he does not expect to halt any project due to the cut and believes seasonal private employment shifts will absorb most of the 700 workers removed from WPA rolls.
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Santa FE
N. M
New Mexico
WPA
James J. Connelly
Connelly
Byco Distributors Chartered in New Mexico
The state corporation commission chartered Byco Distributors Inc of Arizona to operate in New Mexico. The firm will handle western New Mexico farm produce with headquarters in Gallup.
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Santa FE
N. M
Byco Distributors, Inc
Arizona
State Corporation Commission
New Mexico
Gallup
Chicago Grain Prices Mayhem in Midweek Trade
Chicago grain prices shift on June 27 with wheat July at 71 1/4 to 71 1/8. Sep 71 7/8 to 72. Dec 73 1/8 to 73. Corn July 47 1/2 to 48. Sep 49 1/4 to 49 3/8. Dec 50 1/4 to 50 1/8. Oats July 31 5/8 to 31 1/2. Sep 30 1/2 to 30 5/8. Dec 31 1/2 to 31 1/2.
New York Wool Quiet Amid Narrow Trading Day
New York June 27 Wool top futures held within a narrow range as interest waned. July liquidation was absorbed by Boston houses with some buying in October and May. Roubaix down 10 to 20 centimes, Antwerp steady to 1/80 lower. Futures settled up to down 2. July 81.0B, Oct 79.0B, May 78.3B. Spot tops at 83.5 unchanged. B-Bid. Resolve: To profit daily through Record Want Ads.
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New York
Boston
Roubaix
Antwerp
Jly
U. S. Bonds New York Closing Prices June 27
Treasury bonds list closing prices for several issues including 3 1/4s, 4s, 2 1/2s, 3s, and 2 3/4s with bid ranges. Home Owners Loan bonds show 2 1/4s and 3s quotes with corresponding price figures.
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U. S
New York
Treasury
Wall Street Mixed as Senate Silver Devaluation Looms
Washington monetary moves confused traders on June 27 as stocks edged up and down with weak deal activity. Senate action to expire the dollar devaluing authority hung over markets, while treasury and Handy & Herman cut foreign silver prices to new lows. European markets steadied and U S commodities showed modest gains with wheat, corn, and cotton moving in limited ranges.
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New York
Washington
Senate
Treasury
Ne York
Handy 2 Herman
London
U. S
Mexico
Chicago
Market Report for Hogs Cattle and Sheep in Kansas City
Kansas City reports show hogs salable 2000 head total 3900, steady to higher on top weights with 170 to 250 pounds 6.75 to 6.85, sows to 5.50. Cattle salable 3500, total 1200 calves, killing classes steady, lead steer at 10.00 per hundredweight, medium to choice fed steers and yearlings 8.00 to 9.50, beef cows 5.75 to 7.00, calves and vealers 17.50 to 19.00. Sheep salable 3000 with spring lambs about 25 higher, Colorado spring lambs 10.00, native lambs down to 9.75, clipped lambs 7.00, Colorado ewes 3.50.
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Kansas City
USDA
Colorado
Boston wool market sees mixed sales and new bids
Boston buyers paid 29 to 30 cents grease delivered for average bright fleeces in mixed lots. Light shrinking wools sold up to 30 1/2 cents. New bids on good French combing length wools were 65 cents and under scoured. Curb Market listings and New York cotton futures also noted.
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Boston
USDA
Chicago Produce Market Report June 27 Prices
Chicago market roundup lists butter 1 621 834 unsettled creamery 90 centralized carrots 22 3 4. Eggs 15 191 steady prices unchanged. Other prices remain unchanged as reported by producers in Chicago.
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Chicago
New Orleans Spot Cotton Quiet After Sales Rise to 9.50
In New Orleans June 27 spot cotton closed quiet five points higher with sales totaling 261 bales. Middling stood at 9.50 cents.
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New Orleans
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