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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1934
Page
8
Mr and Mrs M L O Neal announce the birth of a daughter named Helen Ann at St Marys hospital at 2 15 Sunday afternoon. Mother and daughter returned to their home at 5 West 16th Street today and both are reported to be doing nicely.
Dolores Martinez, 51, died this morning at 4 after a major operation. He lived in Roswell for 43 years, born in Old Mexico. He worked for South Springs Ranch and Cattle Company and Pete Edchevery. Survived by widow and three sons Eliseo Martinez, John Martinez of Los Angeles, and Edd Martinez of Carlsbad. Funeral plans unclear. Ballard Funeral Home handles arrangements.
One person was fined seventeen dollars and fifty cents and jailed ten days for drunkenness. Another individual received a twelve dollar fifty cent fine and ten days in jail for disorderly conduct, according to police judge L L Johnson today. Heecura Waut.Ao. Get Hesult.
Roswell Chamber of Commerce promotes National Home Dedication Day tying it to Mothers Day. The aim is to honor home ownership as a spiritual value with homes dedicated to God, the Nation, and the Family. Phillip Lieber of Shreveport advocates the movement noting concerns over homes treated as merchandise. Churches are asked to acknowledge the observance in services next Sunday.
Lake J. Frazier will leave tomorrow afternoon for Santa Fe on legal business linked to a federal court case and hopes to return Wednesday afternoon. The notice notes his planned travel and anticipated return.
Frank Crizer formerly of Roswell is in Santa Barbara, California visiting at the home of W. H. Hortemstein from his own residence.
Mrs W S Prager won The Record news tip contest for Saturday with information on the death of John L Cassedy. Andy Hewatt was Friday's winner with an accident item. Each winner gets two theatre tickets donated by Yucca Princess.
Santa Fe May 7 The State Tax Commission opened here with plans to stay a week or 10 days. Sales tax is a principal topic as Beall notes no setup or appointments have been ready yet.
A Texas appeals court affirmed a $980 judgment in favor of Jerry Malin, sports editor of the Amarillo News and Globe, against the Chicago White Sox and the Pittsburgh Pirates for failing to play an exhibition game in Amarillo on April 5, 1933.
Pete Garcia appeared before Judge James B. McGhee in district court on a charge of driving while intoxicated. He pleaded not guilty.
A marriage license was issued Saturday afternoon to Ear Harris and Virginia Gayle Davis, both residents of McCallister, New Mexico.
A brief notice states that he has relocated from 215 West Third to 3056 West Second, with new phone contact 141. This terse update records the address change and continued professional presence.
Local market ad lists frying chickens at four cents per pound. Brookshier Produce promotes sale with compact pricing and a brief offer for customers seeking affordable fresh poultry.
A special meeting of Roswell Country Club stockholders will be held Wednesday evening May 9 1954 at 7 30 p m at the Chamber of Commerce. The purpose is to elect two directors and no member may vote more than two proxies. All members are expected to be present. By order of the board J Walden Bassett secretary Ady
The advertisement from The Only Tailor HH Berkow promotes in-store suit making and alterations at 115 West 4th Street Rosweil, promising repairs to make garments look like new.
Paris columnist praises Anna Bella as Hollywood's newest French import. The dress by Molyneux in white silk organdy features a sheer bertha bodice and bias cut skirt with organdy godets. Described as stylish for blistering weather, it reflects Parisian private wear this season.
Ideay Bakery at 607 West 2nd advertises Mutter Krisp bread for 9 cents. It urges customers to try one loaf and says not to buy again if it isn’t as good as the best with no tax.
Furniture Hospital offers upholstery and repair services with guaranteed work at 208 East 6th Street. E. FE. Hardcastie. Adv. Motfe
Mother's Day on May 13 prompts gift ideas at Art Gift Shop located at 107 West 4th Street. Time remains to select stamped gifts. Adv. Adotte.
Winter garment protection advertised by Bailey Cleaning Works offering cedar bags against moths. Call for advice at phone 3890. Promotional note highlights easy delivery and no trouble to inquire.
A white gold wrist watch was lost between the post office and Michigan Avenue. A small coin purse with bills and small coins was also lost. a reward is offered. Call 828.
A compact bakery advertisement promotes Butter Krisp bread from Ideal Bakery located at 607 West 2nd in Roswell. It emphasizes the product per pound price and notes no tax. The ad contrasts Butter Krisp with ordinary bread and highlights the bakery as a featured option.
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