Roswell Adopts City Summer Activity Program
A broad community meeting of Roswell civic groups and youth organizations adopted a two tier summer activity plan for city children. The Community Vacation Projects Committee will oversee thirteen activity heads from health to gardening with a three four week period structure starting June 1. Certificates will be awarded for seven completed projects across approved heads.
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Roswell
Ehildren
Woman’s Club
The
Chamber of Commerce
Patriotic Organizations
Merchants’ Association
Boy and
Girl Scouts
Ed Purdy
Robert
Up and Down the Main Drag Ad Man Column
This column notes Boys' Week and a free swim postponement to Saturday due to weather. It salutes Prof Seele, welcomes Walter Gill and his sons back to The Record, and humorously contemplates a large 40 gallon pressure cooker and a city full of rats while joking about local progress.
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Walter Gill
Gillettes
Walter
Clothing Drive At Welfare Office For Child Needs
Urgent appeal issued for a four year old boy needing baby clothes old rags and a pair of shoes. Donations can be brought to the welfare office in the basement of the courthouse or called in by dialing 591 for pickup.
Roswell Welcomes Mr and Mrs George Tressier
Mr and Mrs George Tressier of Denver arrived in Roswell today. Mr Tressier serves as a special agent for Cobb and Stebbens general agency in Denver.
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George Tressier
Denver
Roswell
Mr. Tressier
Cobb and Stebbens, General Agency
Roswell High Carnival Crown Queen At Exhibit Hall
The 1933 Roswell high school carnival will crown its queen about 10 50 PM next Friday. Mary Katherine Carper Mary Louise Potter Jean Amonett Sarah Louise Whatley Martha Connor Frances Jewett vie for the honor chosen by a student body vote. Votes cast at the Commercial Club booth by six PM Saturday counted by a non school committee. Carnival runs four to eleven PM with free admission until six and five to ten cents after. Each booth features student work and there is optimism the event will surpass last year’s success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Katherine Carper
Mary Louise Potter
Jean Amonett
Sarah Louise Whatley
Martha Connor Afig
Frances Jewett
Fair Grounds
Moths Invade Coat Cleaning Ad by Bailey's Cleaning Works
In a crowded notice Bailey's Cleaning Works urges calling 890 to clean and store winter coats and furs. The storage vault is claimed to be fire moth and burglar proof, with emphasis on the unusual moth infestation and the need for prompt action.
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890
Bailey
Adv
Matfee
City Council Holds Short Monthly Meeting
The city council met for a brief session last night with petitions against a $1.50 driver license and 50 cent monthly garbage fee. They discussed repealing the peddlers ordinance, forming new rules, audits, and aid for a fire department official to attend a state meeting in Las Cruces on June 5. Aldermen proposed committees on peddlers and blanket employee insurance, and sanitary conditions were flagged as needing attention. All ten aldermen attended, with Mayor Smyrl presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. Smyrl
C. L. Allison
P. D. Wilkins
T. L. Gardner
M. L. Norton
S. Dobbs
E. B. Johnston
W. H. McCullough
Rue Chrisman
Roswei Fire Department
New Mexico
Smyrl
Mayor Smyrl
Roswell Event Delays Boys Swimming Party Tonight
Roswell residents cancel the afternoon boys swimming party due to cold weather and reschedule for Saturday at the Seele Swimming Pool. The Rotary Club also sponsors a free all day swim for youths aged 10 to 17. Friday features talks by city officials as part of boys day in citizenship. Windy weather hurts newly planted cotton, delaying harvests and replanting.
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Seele
East Second Street
Summer Vacation Leisure Program Planned At Low Cost
A summer program aims for enjoyable and profitable leisure with minimal expense. Printing forms and incidental costs only. no fundraising. Forms provided by parent teacher groups. Enrollment blanks will be available and pickup locations announced later. Participants receive an outline of all program projects. Committee includes Mrs. Robert Land chairwoman, Mrs. John B. Beers, Rev and Mrs. LeRoy Thompson, Mrs. Everett Tapp, and P. Y. Thorson.
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Robert Land
John B. Beers
LeRoy Thompson
Everett Tapp
P. Y. Thorson
Preliminary hearing in Curry assault case today
Lee Curry faces a preliminary hearing in police court at 3 PM for allegedly assaulting police officer E. J. House Jr. during his arrest. Proceedings focus on charges of assault with a deadly weapon and related statutory elements.
Anthony couple obtain marriage license here today
A marriage license was issued to Alton Anthony of Phoenix and Mildred Anthony of Lubbock. They previously married and later divorced.
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Alton Anthony
Phoenix
Mildred Anthony
Lubbock
Old Mission Beauty Shoppe Ad Promotes Skin Care
The ad urges preserving beauty through expert skin care using suitable locations. It lists Old Mission Beauty Shoppe at 215 N Main with phone 182 and mentions advancement in service.
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Old Mission
Regular Communication of Roswell Lodge No. 18
Roswell Lodge No. 18 A F A M holds regular communication on Thursday May 4 1923 at 7 30 p m Attest Elmer Riemen Secretary Leland Fellows W M prepare agenda and ensure attendance for the meeting
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Roswell Lodge No
Leland Fellows
W. M
Elmer Riemen
Secy
Ben Hur Bandeau Adverts Alice in Wonderland Theme
Yucca Beauty Service advertises bandeau styles in jewel set for form wear tortoise shell for art and color combos for sport wear. J P White Building phone 484. Ady.
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Yucca Beauty Service & Cosmetic Shoppe
J. P. White Bidg
Chicago Bomb Shakes Dairy Plant After Theft Probe
In Chicago on May 3 a seventh bombing of the week hit the Galloway-West Company dairy plant, hours after police learned 1,000 sticks of dynamite and 2,206 feet of fuse were stolen from the explosive plant. The blast damaged a door and windows but caused limited harm, with officials saying there were no labor or union troubles reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Galloway-West Company, Inc
Kidnaping of Margaret McMath Alarmed Cape Town Neighborhood
A blue sedan with two white occupants abducted ten year old Margaret Peggy McMath from a school yard in Harwich Center. The car paused at a gas station for fuel as authorities traced the callous kidnaping. Margaret’s grandparents and Detroit industrial links are noted. police seek motive of ransom.
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Jack Shaughnessey
Esther Fiinkman
Margaret
Peggy
Shaughnessey
Harwich Center
Cape
McMath
Fyolice
William R. Kales
Structural Steel Corporation
Detroit
Francis Charles McMath
Notice of Publication for Stock-raising Homestead Claim
Department of the Interior Las Cruces New Mexico May 1 1933 notice for William A Chambers of Chaves County New Mexico who filed stock-raising homestead entry No 037085 for multiple parcels in section 8 township 6 south range 24 east N M P meridian and intends to prove up his claim before U S Commissioner Dan C Savage Roswell on June 14 1939 witnesses Ed Rubush Lee Bullard Sterling Martin and C Elmore all of Chaves NM registrar note Adv by W W Bo May
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Department of the Interior
U.S. Land
Las Cruces
New Mexico
William A. Chambers
Chdves
Chaves County
N. M
Township
Dan C. Savage
U. S
Roswell
Ed Rubush
Lee Bullard
Sterling Martin
C. Elmore
Chaves
M. VV
Bo May
Rewister
Adv
U. S. Land Office
William F. Bryant
Meridian
A. B. Lunn
N. Penn. Ave
A. CC
Second St
Dave Fresquez
Dodd
Advy
Edward KiHer
N. M. PF
Dave Fresque
T. R. Lann
Louis Mennecke
N M
B. May
Romie
Notice of land claims and three year proof filings
Department of the Interior notices William F Bryant of Roswell New Mexico has filed to establish homestead claims dating from 1932 in townships 11S 22E and 10S 21E N M P Meridian. Witnesses include A B Lunn A C Lacer Dave Fresquez and others. A separate notice lists Edward Killher of Roswell who filed for land in Sec 30 and Sec 29 with three year proof to be completed in Roswell New Mexico.
Public Notice for NM Motor Freight Certificate Hearing
Ervin C. Martin of Lockney Texas applies to the State Corporation Commission of New Mexico for a Certificate of Public Convenience and Necessity to operate motor freight service between Roswell and Carrizozo with routes via Tinnie Hon do San Patricio Ruidoso Lincoln Ft Stanton Canitan and Nogal. A hearing is set for May 2 1932 in Santa Fe to consider the application and allow 21 persons to protest.
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Ervin C. Martin
Lockney
Texas
State Corporation Commission of
New Mexico
Roewell
Carri- 2070
Tinnie
Hondo
San Patricio
Ruidoso
Lincoln
Ft Sterton
Canitan
Nogal
Foundation Commission
Commission
Santa Fe
State Corporation Commission Motor Trans«péertatiosn Densrti
New Plymouths See The New Plymouths in Ady A28tfc
Local advertiser Ady promotes The New Plymouths at The New Low Prices from Lowrey Auto Company with an eye catching page listing.
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New Plymouths
Plymouths
Lowrey Auto Company
Ady
New Low Prices Ad for Lowrey Auto Company
An advertisement notes new low prices from Lowrey Auto Company on A28tfe page. It highlights reduced car prices and dealer offers, urging shoppers to visit the showroom for deals.
Old Mission Beauty Shop Ad Opens Window for Cleaning
Local ad promotes a facial and shampoo service to refresh scalp and skin after tough days. Old Mission Beauty Shop lists phone 182 and address 219 North Main Street with a brief promotional line and a code A2Sitfe a.
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Old Mission Beauty Shop
North Main St
Advy Falecom Electrical Service Guarantee Ad
A compact classified note offers guaranteed service with no fix no pay terms. It promotes Falecom Electrical Service and directs readers to call 289 and visit the shop at 125 West 2nd for all makes and repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falecom Electrical Service
Local Poultry Prices Ad Bargains Fryers and Broilers
Fryers and broilers 2 for 65c. Fryers 40c and 45c each. Nice baking hens and turkey hens 15c per pound. Brookshire’s Market offer details.
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Broilers
Nice
Brookshier’s
Gifts For Mother From Local Shops Ad
A brief advertisement highlights a selection of Mother's Day gifts and cards from Art Gift Shop at 107 West 4th Street and another listing on Second Street or Dexter Highway. A hat box with two hats and further merchandise is offered, with pickup at Bellville store.
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West 4Th Street
Streat
Dexter Highway
Bellville
Columbine Plants for Sale in All Colors
Extra strong columbine plants bloom in large containers at 25 cents each. Sold by Mrs. L. H. Weller at 605 North Washington in this advertisement.
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L. H. Weller
North
Washington
Cemetery Water Now On. Notify Association for Lot Care
Cemetery announces water service is turned on. Those who want their lots cared for should notify the cemetery association. Phone 129. Adv. Mit4c
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Wilson Brothers
ED Williams
Gross-Miller Grocery Co
the Ad Man
Second Street Pool Fame
O. S. Brown
Hamlin
Huff’s Jewelry Store
Alison Skipworth and
Roland Young
Matinee
Madame Racketeer
Princess
Syd
FT. Stanton
Nt. Stanton
Ft. Stanton Trowel
Ella Haynes
Caroline Moreland
Maurice Trout
E.L. Wilde
Harriett Poorbaugh
Charles Stone
Tom Hall
Ft. Ft. Lanton
Purdly Electric Co
No. Main St
Ben Hur
Bandeau
Conoco
Binns Mercantile Store Welter Grocery
Gross Grocery
Safeway Grocery No
White House Grocery
Coneece
Chamberlain Grocery
B. V. Ellzey
Continental Oil Company
Baldwin Grand Pianos
Ginsberg Music CO
N. Main
Everything Musical
Ginsberg
Columbia
Roswell Typewriter Co
L. A. Hughes Freight Lines
EL Paso
the Praetorians Legal Reserve Life Insurance
J. B. Savage
State
J. P. White
John Wayne
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