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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1935
Page
8
Poles sixty feet tall were installed today at Thorne Park for the softball lights. Lighting equipment will be installed next week and the field prepared for the season opener next Saturday night April 6.
The Chaves county jury commission sworn in today includes W. A. Losey Fred Miller and John Hall. It adjourned to meet next Thursday to select names to fill the jury wheel.
Marian Cooper five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs C M Cooper is recovering from serious burns after falling with a kettle of hot water last Wednesday morning. The accident occurred in Slaughter and the child is under medical care.
In J. P. Court T. R. Everman pleaded not guilty to assault and battery on C. A. Williams and trial set for April 2. Jim Aikens also pleaded not guilty to assault and battery on Walter Johnson. Bond for both defendants fixed at $500.
The body of Will Hawkins died here March 22nd was taken this morning by funeral coach to Hemstead Texas for burial. His wife and brother accompanied him. The Schuler's Funeral Home had charge of local arrangements.
How ard Glover of Glovers Flowers writes Flow er Chats in The Record each Saturday offering planting and care tips. The features appear as paid advertisements and aim to guide flower growers with practical advice.
H. H. McGee replaces Dick Crawford on the Nickson Hotel tennis team in the Roswell Tennis Club round robin. Crawford has moved to Lovington. Guy Nickson remains the other team member.
Do. M. Martin, Chaves county school superintendent, urges all qualified voters to participate in the upcoming rural school board elections. One to three members will be elected for each district, with three for the Covel School district 25, to serve three year terms.
A relief protest committee from Chaves county will travel to Santa Fe next week to urge Governor Tingley to address relief office administration. The four to six member group will present protests, affidavits, and testimony gathered from county officials and residents, and has requested an appointment.
Oldham Moore and Belle Hurst brought in the biggest well in the shallow water district near Hagerman on their 320 acre farm west of Hagerman Friday afternoon. The well is reported to produce 2000 gallons or better.
Max Schmeling, after returning from a self imposed exile, announced he would not fight James J Braddock who the New York State Athletic Commission names as top heavyweight contender. He said no reason to face Braddock since he is already matched for a title bout with Max Baer and appeared fit after a secret southern German journey.
In Albuquerque New Mexico on March 30 the Menaul High Panthers won the opening high school track meet defeating Albuquerque High 67 to 55. Bulldog star Frank Leffler tied the prep school 100 yard dash record in 10.2 seconds and ran the 220 in 22.9 seconds just 0.4 seconds off the state mark. A Paris gold shipment to the United States began today signaling a likely rise in gold import activity, with 130 million francs valued cargo aboard the liner Europa and more shipments planned.
The listing compiles a total of 2197 trees planted with miscellaneous notes on local residents and items. Previously reported figures are referenced. separate lines advertise seed corn and alfalfa for sale by J. K. Harrison and fresh milk goats for sale on East Second or East Third Streets with contact numbers.
Troop 1 held a regular Scout meeting at the troop headquarters with 19 boys and 4 leaders. After games and drills the unit camped overnight with breakfast cooked by the boys. The Alligator Patrol and Wolf Patrol scheduled meetings, and the next troop gathering will prepare for the Court of Honor on Monday, April 8 at the Court House.
Gov Clyde Tingley commented on the Patton ruling saying he had read it but offered no plan of action. He noted appointments would be ready today and available Monday, as the two year term nears completion.
Anderson's Gardens advertises fresh strawberries at 20 cents per box. Adv. M2S%fec
Crochet cotton in all colors for blouses and dresses sold at Art Gift Shop located at 107 West 4th Street. A thread worthy of your time.
A compact 4th street Main corner ad promoting non fadeable Eastman film with three photos for 10 cents. Appears within Bank of Commerce Blog context as a period advertisement.
A brief local notice notes Coe's Apples still available at 809 North Virginia Adv. M27tic.
Miss Hanna Garrard, a Crawford school teacher near Dexter, was treated in Roswell today for a dog bite. The wound was reported as not serious.
B B Parrish pleaded guilty before Judge James B McGhee this morning to driving while intoxicated and received a suspended 90 day jail sentence.
The Dexter Parent-Teachers Association will meet on April 9 at eight o'clock at the school house.
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