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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1933

Page

8

Joe Durado Dies at 31 in Roswell Home

Joe Durado aged 31 died after a brief illness at his Roswell home on West Eleventh Street. He leaves his mother wife two young children a brother George and sisters Pilar Duran and Virginia Montoya. Funeral services were held at the Spanish Catholic Church at 3 p m with interment at South Park. Schuler's Funeral Home directed arrangements.

Joe Durado West Eleventh Street George Pilar Duran Virginia Montoya Roswell South Park Schuler

Ari Gift Shop Stamps Goods Taken at 107 West 4th St

A note from Ari Gift Shop reports stamped goods have been taken from the shop at 107 West 4th Street. The text asks readers to come in and assess numerous silt items that could be valuable or appreciated by buyers.

Ari Gift Shop West 4Th St Adv

Local Couple Due Home After Week in Joplin Missouri

Mr and Mrs O E Little are expected home tonight after a week on business in Joplin Missouri. They were away managing a commercial listing and are returning to their home. The trip included meetings with local partners and potential clients in the Joplin area.

O. E. Little Joplin Missouri

Meal Ticket Offer in Richmond Ad

Good Merats 35c meal ticket priced at 5.25 dollars for 21 meals listed for Mrs. FE C Richmond at 408 North Richardson.

FE. C. Richmond North Richardson

Rancher Len Atkinson Brought Home With Pneumonia

Len Atkinson a Corona New Mexico rancher and businessman was taken by Schuler ambulance to his sister Mrs. R B Sherman at 207 South Washington yesterday. He is suffering from lobar pneumonia.

Lon Atkinson Corona, N. M R. B. Sherman South Washington Schuler

Doctor Rouse Returns to Roswell from Corona Visit

Dr. H. S. Rouse came back to Roswell last night after a several day professional trip to Corona New Mexico.

H. S. Rouse Roswell Corona, N. M

Caprock Man James Satisfactorily Cared For After Hip Break

E K James of Caprock, who recently broke his hip and is at St Marys hospital, received an X ray yesterday afternoon. The examination found his condition satisfactory in every way. He was brought to town for the X ray in a Schuler ambulance.

E. EK. James Caprock St. Mary’s Hospital Schuler

Falcon's Electrical Service Ad Promises Fix or Pay Guarantee

An advertisement for Falcons Electrical Service at 1235 W. 2nd promises a no fix, no pay guarantee and saving all makes. It urges readers to call Phone 289 and leave it to the firm for electrical work.

Falcons Electrical Service

Up and Down the Main Drag Ad Man Notes

Weather damages trees city wide with many dead crowns. suggest replacement with sturdy young catalpas and noted a carving on court house lawn. Also touches on a 42nd Street tune and local graduation plans with baccalaureate, upcoming commencement, and seniors. Comments on a milk strike in Wisconsin and Illinois as a moral issue and a light pancake joke between newlyweds.

Court House

Directors elected at Pecos Valley Cotton Growers meeting

The Pecos Valley Cotton Growers Association elected G. K. French Roswell John Tweedy South Springs S W Smith Dexter and Harry Cowan Hagerman M W Evans Artesia as directors at its ninth annual meeting A holdover member was noted The group changed the next annual meeting date from the second Tuesday to the second Saturday in May The manager John B Feers reported the association handled 4700 bales in the past year.

Cotton Growers Alsn Pecos Valley Cotton Growers’ Association Chamber of Commerce G. K. French Roswell John Tweedy South Springs S. W. Smith Dexter Harry Cowan Hagerman M. W. Evans Artesia John B. Feers

Rural school teachers take pupils on overnight trip

In Chaves county four rural school teachers led 28 pupils on an overnigh t trip to Ruidosos last Friday and Saturday. The group included 11 boys and 17 girls. Attending teachers and chaperones were Mrs. Marion Campbell, Mrs. L. J. Johnson, Mrs. Ernest Stockton, Everett Stanley, Miss Thelma McCully county superintendent, Ernest Nelson, Glenn Wheeler, and Olie Stockton.

Chaves County Ruidos Marion Campbell L. J. Johnson Ernest Stockton Everett Stanley Thelma McCully Ernest Nelson Glenn Wheeler Olie Stockton

Meeting Bonuss Marchers Stormy Fort Hunt Session

About 200 veterans at the Fort Hunt Virginia convention opened amid shouts of Steamroller as they walked out over a pay bonus issue. They returned later after peace with another faction. George Brady presided as temporary chairman and oversaw the orderly withdrawal of several nominees before Brady was unanimously elected.

Washington Fort Hunt Mike Thomas Camden New Jersey Thomas George A .Brady Brady

Bandelier Monument to Get Custodian and Signs

Albuquerque May 16 AP National Park Service plans a full-time custodian and guide at Bandelier National Monument starting July to lift annual attendance from 4000 toward 20000. 55 percent of visitors come from outside New Mexico and stay longer with better interpretation. 200 directional signs will be posted around Gran Quivera Bandelier Chaco Canyon and Aztec monuments under a state coop agreement.

Albuquerque N. M National Park Service Bandelier National Monument Santa Fe Frank Pinkley Southwestern Monuments Bandelier Pinkley Gran Quivera Vandelier Chaco Canyon State Highway Department

March on White House protest collapses on parade

A small march to the White House broke up after police stopped the group on Pennsylvania Avenue. About a dozen demonstrators, marching with flags, were surrounded by police as the President was away on a Potomac river cruise, leaving the White House largely empty.

White House Pennsylvania Avenue Potomac River

Jobless Expect Progress but Await Roosevelt Jobs

Washington May 15 AP Those seeking jobs from the Roosevelt prosperity drive must be patient for the present. Government agencies are not equipped to place workers beyond the Civilian Conservation Corps. Apart from forest work at a dollar a day, the government is not directly employing men. The administration hopes industry will quicken and create private re employment, with some spring re employment already visible.

Washington Civilian Conservation Corps

Miss Yeager Attends New Mexico Nurses Convention

Miss Ela Yeager Roswell city and school nurse travels to Albuquerque for the annual New Mexico nurses convention held today and tomorrow.

Miss Yeager Nurses’ Convention Ela Yeager Roswell City New Mexico Albuquerque

Several New Taxes and Chavez Bill Passed by House

Speaker Rainey announced after a White House conference that President Roosevelt will propose several forms of taxation in the public works message to Congress. The House approved the Chavez bill authorizing $761,954 in awards to Indian Pueblos in New Mexico and $232,086 to non Indian claimants, by 80 to 26, sending the measure to the Senate.

Washington May Rainey White House Roosevelt Congress House New Mexico Senate

Source of whiskey found in Quay county raid

Federal officers seized a 250 gallon still 250 gallons of whiskey and 1 860 gallons of mash west of Logan New Mexico in a raid tied to the eastern New Mexico and Texas Panhandle whiskey supply. J T Northam and Dick and Arion Farmer were held on $500 bonds each. A second operation south of Tucumcari yielded a 150 gallon still 25 gallons of whiskey and 1 000 gallons of mash with Charlie Reed George Sour and Emerson Herman arrested. Stewart held on $500 bond. Hearings pending for the others. A whiskey trail led officers to Houck Ariz where they arrested Bill Brem on $500 bond.

Albuquerque N. M C. H. Stearns Prohibition New Mexico Texas Panhandle Quay County Logan J. T. Northam Arion Farmer Tucumcari Charlie Reed George Sour Emerson Herman Bun Stewart Stewart McKinley County Houck, Ariz Bill Brem

William W Wyland Dies Suddenly at 78

William W Wyland, 78, died suddenly of a heart attack last night at his daughter Mrs. W A Huffman’s home 710 North Washington after moving from Rainwood Oklahoma a year ago. Survived by another daughter Mrs Emma Irick of Behlney Oklahoma. Funeral at Bynum Bailard chapel at ten tomorrow led by Rev H C Cagle. body to be shipped to Rainwood to bury beside his wife who died in 1915.

William W. Meriiat W. A. Huffman North Washington Rainwood Oklahoma Emma Irick Beihiney Bynum-Bailard Chapel H. C. Cagle Friends’ Church Wyland Huffman Rainwool

Equalization Board Meets On Thursday

The board of county commissioners sitting as a board of equalization adjourned after hearing tax cases today until 10 o'clock Thursday morning when other cases will be considered.

Board of County Commissioners Board of Equalization

Mrs. Sarah L. Corley Dies in Roswell

Mrs. Sarah L. Corley died Saturday afternoon at three. She and her late husband moved to Roswell fourteen years ago from Albuquerque. Survived by two daughters, two sons, two sisters, four brothers, and six grandchildren. Funeral services were held at St Peters Catholic Church with Rev. Fr. Raymond, burial at South Park with Talmage Mortuary directing.

South Park Talmage Mortuary

Trade alters filling station ownership near Roswell

Vv. L. Burrow loses Shady Grove station on the highway east of Roswell in a trade. Wood Crawford and Charles Lawey acquire the 501 Fast Second St. station formerly owned by Burrow.

Vv. L. Burrow Shady Grove Roswell Wood Crawford Charles Lawey Fast Second St Burrow

Price couple in Roswell report rain across the region

Mr and Mrs H A Price visited Roswell from their ranch forty three miles northwest and said general rains moved through the area yesterday.

H. A. Price Roswell Here

John Allison Laster Arrives at St Marys Hospital

A son was born yesterday at 12 20 pm to Mr and Mrs Earl R Laster at St Marys hospital. The baby is named John Allison and both mother and infant are reported to be doing fine today.

John Allison Laster Earl R. Laster St. Mary’s Hospital John Allison

Milk License Notice for Roswell Vendors

In Roswell any person firm or corporation selling milk must apply to the City Clerk for a license on or before May 25. County Health Officer Dr W W Phillips signs this local regulatory notice.

City of Roswell W. W. Phillips

Infant Dies in Oklahoma City Home Funeral Planned

Paul Brady one year old son of Mr and Mrs Orlando Brady died this morning at 11 15 at the family home 409 East Bland Brief funeral services will be held tomorrow morning and interment will be at South Park with Bynum Ballard directing.

Paul Brady Orlando Brady East Bland South Park Bynum Ballard

New Plymouths Shine in Good Shoes Ad

Local ad highlights J and M fits in The New Plymouths shoes at low prices from Lowrey Auto Company. The copy promotes The New Plymouths with attention to new low prices and a featured showroom display.

New Plymouths Plymouths Lowrey Auto Company

For Sale Quality Items on Ramon Vaughn Highway

Advertises sale of various quality goods at reasonable prices stored at Ramon Vaughn Highway, offered by B Johnston. Miscellaneous items include household necessities with contact details for purchase and pickup.

Ramon Vaughn B. Johnston

Old Mission Beauty Shop Ad Offers Permanent Wave Help

The Old Mission Beauty Shop announces that the Kansas City authority on every kind of permanent waving and texture will be there to instruct and assist operators Monday and Tuesday. If you are getting a permanent, it will pay to visit. Marte Hortons Transfer. Phone 136.

Kansas City Authority Old Mission Old Mission Beauty Shop Adv Marte

Station B H G Advertises Spuds and Meats

Station B H G broadcasts medium sized potatoes at 1.10 per 100 lb and promotes tender juicy meats. Ad copy claims lowest uniform prices on earth from Banking House Grocery with a provocative line.

Banking House Grocery

Mother's Day Flowers and Plants at Glover's Flowers

May Mth message promotes flowers and plants for Mother's Day with a good selection at reasonable prices. Delivery available by Glover's Flowers, phone number 273. Adv. 814c

Glover's

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