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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 2011
Page
1
A photograph inside a locket once in Roswell has traveled to Albuquerque, and authorities seek identification. The origins and date remain unknown, and the public is asked to provide any information about the man pictured.
At RHS an annual ceremony salutes veterans with student speakers and a Warm reception. GHS honors veterans with reflections and community participation. FoodPlay casts bring food smarts to St. Pius while Roswell is bounced from the state.
The Lake Arthur Panthers defeated Clovis 54 to 26 at Yucca Field in Clovis to reclaim the 6-Man state title, answering critics who doubted their return to the top this season.
Obituary notices honor Damien Lucero Grace O Moorhead Frances Diane Coey Frank Espinoza Mildred Isler Kinman Jane Boone Ellis with brief remembrance notes and dates. The column appears on page B6 alongside the daily forecast line listing a high and low temperature.
A large crowd lined Main Street for Roswell’s Veterans Day parade honoring those who enlisted after 9/11. Grand marshals include Spc Anthony Hall Sgt Zachary McPherson and Marine Staff Sgt Jeremy Gooch who placed a wreath at the veterans memorial on the Chaves County Courthouse lawn. The parade featured antique cars from the Valley Vintage Motor Car Club and Mayor Del Jurney proclaimed Veterans Week November 7–13 2011.
Roswell's Daughters of the American Revolution chapter, formed in November 1911, marks 100 years with a tea party at the Historical Society for Southeast New Mexico. Local members dressed in period attire as DAR members from across the state gathered for the centennial event.
The former New Mexico Rehabilitation Center at 31 Gail Harris Road in Roswell could be razed after extensive vandalism. Officials cite disrepair, with eight vandalism incidents costing about 7000 dollars, and board-up efforts for 880 first floor windows costing around 3000 dollars plus labor.
In Albuquerque and across the Southwest elk bugling ends as autumn nears. high country aspens and valley cottonwoods drop leaves while snow dusts Colorado New Mexico and Arizona peaks. Managers and outdoors enthusiasts note a delayed seasonal change after a summer of extreme heat and drought.
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