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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1934
Page
8
Members of Samaritan Lodge No 2 of I O O F are notified to attend a regular meeting on Monday evening October 1 at 7 30 Official visit of Grand Master and important business By Order of the Noble Grand BP Rasmus Secretary Oltle
An advertisement for Falconi Electrical Service at 125 W Second Street promises quick radio repairs and affordable costs, urging customers not to worry about expenses. The ad provides a phone number 289 for contact.
Grapes priced at 25 cents per basket in the Haley's Green Valley Market ad on East Second Street. Limited stock remains while supplies last.
A brief ad offers peaches grapes grape juice and various vegetables for wholesale and retail. It notes truck-load loads are loaded from the location at 1115 Gast Second with tomatoes and peppers in demand.
Mickey Cochrane voiced quiet confidence as the Cardinals look to clinch in a best of seven series. Weather is forecast fair and warmer for game days with start times from 11:30 in Detroit and St Louis, Mountain Standard Time. The Record will provide play by play via AP wire and display updates on Leland Fellow’s electric board across from Leland’s on the Southwest Public Service building.
For that painting paper hanging or decorating see C. M. Cooper or phone 171. Adv. S29t6x Bernard Want-Ad feet Reaulta.
Old Timers in Roswell prepare a yearly parade and barbecue where autos are banned and riders in old time costumes, ranchmen with horses, and women in vintage dresses will march. Badges grant access to the barbecue at city park after the parade, with Elza White in charge due to J P White’s illness. The day is part of the Eastern New Mexico State Fair schedule.
The World-famous Glen Rice and his Beverly Hill Billies perform in Yucca Theatre on Tuesday and Wednesday. Glen Rice and Sonny Dawson head a group of mountain entertainers who sing, play, and bring quaint humor from the Ozarks to Western audiences.
Funeral services for Allie Belle Conley age 40 were conducted at Schuler's Funeral Home at 2:30 p.m. Rev Jensen presiding. Interment followed at South Park. Bearers were N S Cavender Tom Finch F S Sparkman Beauford Shaffer Grady Ford and Terry Basham. Survived by husband William Wallace Conley six children Joe Carroll Nannie Almlda Martin Luther Arthur Lee Lola May and Mary Evelyn six brothers in Oklahoma and two sisters.
Barracks Briefs reports the Broncs defeated the Mustangs 26 to 0 in a strong season opener. Graham and Pincet at ends, Girandovic and Allinson on defense, Maxwell at center, St. John in backfield led a mostly solid effort with notable running by Duffy and Duff and steady blocking throughout the line.
The sale of season tickets for Institute and high school home football games was successful. A total of 189 Institute tickets and 144 high school tickets were sold.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOR TRADE white face cattle for sheep address Box W. W. Recerd office. Lost rimless glasses in black leather case belonging to Mrs. Herman Crile contact 95 or Red 28-1. FOR SALE stock saddle range oil turner two Cu Scout suits 15 North Kentucky.
Charles Grant a tourist camp operator at Romeroville was arrested by police chief John Wootten on a charge of stealing parts from a car belonging to May Gonzales at 417 Cerrillos Road Santa Fe. Parts were found in his possession and he is accused of stealing accessories from a car near Roswell last spring.
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