Roswell Social Notes mark anniversaries and club events
Roswell social column highlights Mrs John W. Poe and Mrs A B Fall observing 50th and golden wedding anniversaries, Altrusa club luncheon at Hotel Hussmann, and a tea plan at Susan Whitfield's. Also covers Girl Scout May Day Camp, state FP EO officers, and various community gatherings at the Roswell Country Club and Princess Theatre events.
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Poe
Fall
el Paso Herald-Post
John W. Poe
4. B. Fall
Priday
Altrusa Club
Hotel Hussmann
Roswell
J. W. Poe
Emma Lou Kotz
Red Cross
William Beaumont General Hospital
Jake Kaufmann
Kau Nelli” Ranch
Susan Whitfield
A. B. Fall
E. FE. Nichols
First DeMolay Memorial Service Planned at Masonic Temple
A Monday night May 22 memorial service will be held at the Masonic Temple Roswell Chapter of DeMolay to honor two members who died in the past year. Special music from a First Christian Church quartet and Harriet Poorbaugh will accompany the service. Rev. F B Howden Jr will give the address.
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Masonic Temple
Roswell
Order of DeMolay
First Christian Church
Harriet Poorbaugh
F. B. Howden Jr
DeMolays
D. B. Titus
Wal
Roosevelt outlines new controls and credit measures
President Roosevelt defends bold actions to correct previous wrongs, expand credit for industrial needs, and pursue self regulation through industry. He discusses using government bond purchases to free bank investments for industry and signals possible new legislation to supervise industry beyond the 30 hour work week. He emphasizes honesty, prudence, and higher commodity prices to aid borrowers while keeping currency sound. Roosevelt notes agriculture authority will shape price policy and highlights a cautious, nation wide broadcast of his views.
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Roosevelt
House
Wagner
Government partnership shapes farming industry and transport
A historic statement describes a policy vision balancing control among farming, industry, and transportation. It emphasizes collaboration between government and key sectors, presenting a framework where public authority and private producers work together to guide economic development.
Man in custody describes perilous hiding place
The witness called the murder scene an awful place to place a man or child, noting a girl would have fallen into a cistern if she rolled three feet. Detectives were shocked by the hiding spot as Kenneth, handcuffed to a detective, said he wanted to see his wife and wondered if she would want to see him.
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Kenneth
Buck brothers plead not guilty in McMath kidnapping case
Kenneth and Cyril Buck, brothers, pleaded not guilty in Provincetown Mass to kidnapping ten year old Margaret McMath. Kenneth sought a May 23 continuance. Cyril requested an immediate hearing. Both cases continued to May 22 with each held on $100,000 bond.
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Provincetown
Mass
Kenneth
Cyril Buck
Margaret McMath
Kenneth Ask
William Crassley
Cyril
New Plymouth Ad Promotes Low Prices at Auto Co
An Old New Plymouth advertisement highlights The New Low Prices from Lowker Auto Company. The notice mentions The New Plymouths and a 7. mt designation, signaling a sales pitch for discounted vehicles and deals on auto purchases.
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Lowker Auto Company
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Graceteneter
Maud D. Sullivan
Public Library
Courtney Profitt
L. B. Ran
J. M. Herveys
James M. Hervey
Virginia Hervey
West Seventh
Virginia
Hiram M. Dow
Curtis Hill
George M. Slaughter
Clarence E. Hinkle
Hervey
Country Club
Girl Scouts
Dexter
Hagerman
Artesia
Hope
Portales
Mescalero
Mariner
Mary Mullis
Daisy B. Chapman
Clovis
H. V. Fall
Olga Hayner
Las Cruces
Martha Cowan
Alethea Phillips
Santa Fe
Mary Luiz
John James Godfrey
Bill
Peggy Lund
Mary Austin
Nancy Igutz
Margaret Sangster
Johnny
Peggy Hedegoxe
Study Club
Georgiana Griswold
Nancy Lutz
Rainbow
Rainbow Assembly
Princess Theatre
Audrey Walker
H. P. Saunders
Bruce P. Connor
The
Princess
Roswell Rainbow
Ethel Coffey
Mary Katherine Waller
Mabel Sands
Effie Jane Crosby
Mary Friend
Margaret Patterson
Merle Haynes
Sara Louise Whatley
Ruth Jean Smith
Jean Newell
Sue Mortey
Mary Harbert
Dolly Duffin
Jean Amonett
Peggy Hedgcoxe
Rita Willis
Mary Edith Stewart
Gayle Armstrong
Little Albert Johnson
Pick Aninnie
Dixie
Jean
Dolly the Boy
C. L. Bynum
Princess For the Rainbow Girls
Edna One
42Nd Street
E. A. Cahoon
W. W. Phillips
Robert R. Brown
Burton C. Mossman
Messrs
John B. Beers
M. Farnsworth
Harry Jaffa
Roy Daniel
J. E. Moore
W. S. Prager
Austin Porter
Fred Miller
Dorothy Williams
Marie Beers
Josephine Dow
Leon Ullrich
T. A. Sacra
Albuquerque
Kappa Alpha Fraternity
K. A
Albuquerque Country Club
Jaundel Shook
Alto
Nell Hill
Kappa Kappa Gamma House
Rowena Shook
University of New Mexico
East Side Study Circle
L. P. Richart
Ara. Smith
East Side
Edward M. Russell
Dorothy Junor
Mabie Lowrey
Mr. Russell
Paul D. Kelly
Gladys Hewett
James Dixon
Borger
Texas
E. C. Hewett
George D. Martin
Sophie Anderson
George Jr
Joe
Cleveland
Ohio
Martin
J. S. Anderson
South
Washington
North Main Street
Pards
Womans Club
Gross- Miller’s
P. T. A. City Council
G. C. McFadden
Points
California
Loyal Temperance Legion
M. E. Parish Hall
Jimmie
Allard
Beauty
Emmett Powers
Louisiana
Nancy Carroll
Paul Lukas
Kipling
Confectionery Inc
Jace Wilson
the Schulers Funeral Directors
Main
Roswell Laundry Co
Ant
Joseph Ferrari
Barnstable County
New Plymouths
Miss Alvin
Alvin
Morrisons Jewelry Store
BF Meat
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