Moen Dove marriage at Presbyterian manse
Thelma Moen and Floyd Dove were married this morning at ten o clock in the Presbyterian manse with Rev LeRoy Thompson officiating. Thelma, a New Mexico Normal University Las Vegas graduate, previously stenographer for Union Law and now at Mountain States Telephone, will honeymoon in Denver and Colorado points before settling in Roswell. Dove, three year Mountain States T and T Company employee, is a University of Colorado Boulder graduate and Delta Sigma Chi member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Moen
Thelma
Floyd A. Dove
le Presbyterian Manse
Ev. LeRoy Thompson
Denver
Colorado
Roswell
The
New Mexico Normal University
Las Vegas
Union Law
Mountain States Telephone Company
M. E. Church
Dove
Mountain States T. and T. Company
University of Colorado At Boulder
Delta Sigma Chi
Wedding and social notices across Roswell and region
Local social column details trips and visits by families from Roswell Carlsbad Hobbs and Santa Fe. Guests attend weddings and weddings parties in Albuquerque Jemez Springs and Mobile. Church groups plan a Presbyterian union in Artesia with attendees from several towns. A seventh anniversary garden supper for Mr and Mrs Norman Fee is noted with several local guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Young Peoples Union
Artesia
Carlsbad
Hobbs
Hagerman, Dexter and Roswell
Norman F. Fee
Hugh M. Huff Jr
North
Michigan Avenue
Fee
J. P. Williams
William N. Worthington
W. B. Rogers
Milward Miller
Neal Hutton
Engagement of Mildred St John to Ned Hanawald
Mr and Mrs John R St John announce the engagement of their daughter Mildred to Ned H Hanawald of Albuquerque with a wedding planned for early fall Miss St John from Roswell's prominent pioneer family attended Stephens College and Delta Phi Alpha She is a 1932 high school graduate and a Roswell social figure Hanawald a 1930 New Mexico Military Institute and 1932 Colorado University graduate is with Len A Hanawald food brokers in Trinidad Colorado This note is followed by a social column detailing a spend the night party hosted by Frances Schultz and a closing Camp Chatter reflection from Roswell CCC members praising their service and local impact
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. St. John
Mildred
Ned H. Hanawald
Albuquerque
Miss St. John
New Mexico
Roswell
Stephens College
Columbia
Missouri
Delta Phi Alpha Sorority
Mr. Hanawald
New Mexico Military Institute
Colorado University
Delta Tau Delta
Len A. Hanawald
Trinidad
Colorado
Len A. Hanawalkd
Ten Years Ago Today Highlights In Family Notes And Deaths
Ten years ago reports include Col F W Thompson of Chi co California visiting Washington after son Frank J Thompson graduated U S Military Academy 100th in a 446 strong class youngest cadet. Also notes Robert Kennedy Hamilton honor student at Peabody high Carnegie Music Hall Lysbeth Hamilton Pittsburgh University births and travels of Mrs Lee Richard family trips Dolores Chaves visiting Santa Fe and the death of Elizabeth Charles mother of athlete Buster Charles in Albuquerque funeral planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Thompson
Chico
California
West Point
Frank J. Thompson
U. S. Military Academy
Col. Thompson
Washington, D. C
Robert Kennedy Hamilton
James C. Hamiiton
Pittsburgh
Peabody High School
Carnegie Music Hall
Lysbeth Hamilton
Pittsburgh University
Lee Richard
E. V. Snyder
Acme
Albuquerque
J. C. Davis
William R. Wilson
St. Vincent Hospital
Santa Fe
Margaret Jean
Dolores Chaves
Ben F. Smith
Cutting for Senator Club Formed at Springer
Santa Fe June 2 AP A Cutting for Senator club was organized at Springer yesterday by women voters with a large attendance. Mrs Sylvan Floersheim was elected president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Springer
Sylvan Floersheim
Interior Dept to Control 17 Million NM Acres
President Roosevelt signed the Taylor bill placing about 17 million acres of New Mexico public domain under Interior Department control. Details of the management organization were not yet set. The New Mexico Cattle Growers Association expects Interior officials to meet with cattle and sheep interests in coming discussions, focusing on southern New Mexico lands already moved to Interior control. The 1933 growers endorsed the bill while the American Livestock Association opposed it at its winter convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interior Dept
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Department of the Interior
Roosevelt
Department
Interior Department
American Livestock Association
Youth Club Donation Drive Opens New Roswell Club Rooms
Capt J M King announces numerous local donations to the Salvation Army Boys and Girls Club. Contributions include building space on Hast Fourth Street, ten dollars from Judge James B McGhee, plumbing and labor for showers, electrical work, mats, and equipment from multiple firms. Girls meet Wednesdays and Boys Fridays, with a public opening planned for the new East Fourth Street rooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. King
Salvation Army Boys
Hast Forth Street
Harral
F. L. Austin
Ernest Malone
James B. McGhee
I. E. Dunn
CWA
Frank Clement
P. D. Taylor
Southwestern Public Service Company
Roswell Mattress Company
J. C. Penney Company
Mabie-Lowrey Hardware Company
Paul Wilmot
City of
Labor Board Takes Up the Steel Dispute
A three member board appointed by President Roosevelt opened hearings to settle the steel controversy. Justice Walter P. Stacey Rear Admiral Henry E Wiley and Judge James Mullenbach will mediate investigate and conduct elections for collective bargaining with consent of workers and employers. Both sides accepted the board but details on finality were not disclosed. William Green of the AFL urged cooperation to reach a fair settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Walter P. Stacey
North Carolina Supreme Court
Henry E. Wiley
James Mullenbach
Chicago
Perkins
William Green
American Federation of Labor
National Steel Labor Relations Board
Green
Georgia Caravans Tour Draws Roswell Crowd
The 1934 Georgia Caravans International Corporation tour visits Roswell with 147 travelers aged 10 to 18, including eight buses and a Scout car. Jimmy Johns hosts a Coke plant stop, photos taken, and plans for a Monterey style cross country trip ending in California. The party will visit Carlsbad Caverns, Phillmont ranch, Yosemite, Salt Lake, and Yellowstone before returning to Atlanta around August 16. The tour operates on expense sharing with Georgia representation, amid union and voting debates surrounding plant elections and majority vs proportional representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Georgia
Georgia Caravans International Corporation
Jimmy Johns
New Mexico
Jimmie
Carlsbad Caverns
Phillmont Ranch
Cimarron
California
Grand Canyon
Atlanta
Yosemite
Salt Lake
Yellowstone
Clarence Y. Rose
Chevrolet
Ww. L. Waddell
Sub-marginal lands purchase planned in New Mexico
State game warden Elliott Barker announced that the biological survey has organized a program to buy sub-marginal lands in New Mexico to establish waterfowl refuges. Congress appropriated 25 million dollars nationwide. Six projects are listed in New Mexico under regional director B. F. Cardon of Logan Utah who will oversee applications and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Elliott Barker
Biological Survey
Congress
B. F. Cardon
Logan
Utah
Relief buying of cattle expands in Texas counties
Washington June 29 The farm administration prepared to expand its relief cattle buying program into newly designated emergency drought areas in Texas. Seven additional counties were added to the emergency list Atascosa Crane Crockett Glasscock Reagan Terrell and Upton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Farm Administration
Texas
Uher
Atascosa
Crane
Crockctt
Glasecock
Reagan
Terrell
Upton
Federal relief interference questioned in New Mexico
In Rio Arriba county relief work is set to take effect June 30 as a federal relief official Miss verse, director of federal relief, stated today in Santa Fe that alleged political interference has been raised. The remarks pertain to the administration and proper distribution of federal aid in New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Rio Arriba
Effe
Feder,tor
Miss Verse. Es
Federal Relief
New México
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Grace Thorpe
Presbyterian Manse
Durive
Riichare
Sela Ie
Devine
BS Unis Oy
Connor
Clark & McCullough Comedy & News
Joe KE. Brown
Pete Kid
Mat Levine
Conchita Monteneqs
Wiliam Boyd
Los Wuson
MENRY
Walthara
Jack Perrin
Mascot Pictures
Arizona Nights
Richard Talmadge
Princess
SUN. - Mon
Robt
Armstrong Ann Southern “Hely
CAT” Loc & Loc
J. S. B. Woolford
Eliza
Vassar
Helen
Westtown School For Girls
Westtown
Nathan Winslow
Baltimore
Woolford
D. L. Geyer
Edith Geyer
Sylvester P. Johnson
Sylvester P. Johnson Jr
Paul L. Sayre
Grace Geyer
Iowa City
Iowa
S. P. Johnson
Frances Geyer
Mrs
Willis Ford
Jemez Springs
Mrs. Ford
Fords
W. M. Crow
Vera
Lois
Vera Crow
Clayton Welborn
Gallup
Grace S. Massie
Estelle Wimberly
Thomas St. John
Mobile
Alabama
John R. St. Johns
Waverly
Virginia
Presbyterian Missionary Society
W. R. Wilkins
Roger Sherman
Presbyterian Sunday School
Morgan Davis
Morgan Jr
Mr. Davis
W. M. Davis
Maniton
Mrs. Morgan Davis
Berrendo Womans Club
W. T. Clardy
Trees Orchard
Dan H. Cahoon
Palo Alto
Leland Stanford University
B. F. Kelly
Ruidoso
Thelma Moon
Dwight Echler
Indiana
Ohio
Tommy Adams
J. P. White Roof Garden
O_O
Frances Schultz
Paul G. Schultz
South Kentucky Avenue
Lady Dee Jones
Genevieve Yoder
Billie Whatley
Ruth Jankes
Marian Roney
Lorraine Wherrett
el Paso
Tommy White
Civilian Conservation Corps
Chamber of Commerce
Buster Charles
Elizabeth Charles
Crown Point
Daugh
Senator
Fanhy Cottingham
Tulsa
Kellogg’s
Clardy’s Products
Schilling
Gross’ Cash
North Main
Labor Board
Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers
A. F. of L. Union
Roswell Creamery
Charles M. de Bremond
American Legion
D. A. V. Hut
North Main Street
Lake J. Frazier
H. D. Waggoner
Erio Arriba
D.A.V
North Main St
Freddy Fair and Hes
Log Cabin Orchestra
Great West
Ivory
Chipso
P & G Giant
Treasure Island
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