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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1933
Page
8
Geneva Bailey seven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Bailey died yesterday afternoon at five thirty at her grandparents 1212 North Missouri Street She had lived with her grandparents since infancy and attended North Hill School Private funeral services will be held tomorrow and interment will be at South Park Mor Tuany directing
Cross-Stitch rags stamped on canvas and silent point tapestry needles and yarns to complete. Stamped hook rags and blue nose hookers advertised. Art Gift Shop at 107 West 4th Street offers these items.
The Roswell Country Club will hold its annual stockholders meeting in the club house Monday October 8 at 7:30 p m. Members are urged to attend as several amendments to the by laws will be presented. Signed J P White Jr Pres Walden Bassett Secretary Adv
May Justice invites friends to Orchid Beauty Shop. Mrs Williams Hall, proprietor, and Falconi Rodswell's Radio Expert advertise. The notice urges buyers to investigate Philco developments before purchasing radios.
Advertises upstairs rooming and dining at 111 South Main Town send Hotel offering family style meals at 25 cents. Open Saturday the 30th.
In Chicago the American Legion gathers at a stadium event with President Roosevelt addressing veterans who fought in World War I. The meeting centers on postwar issues including the pending bonus question and other major concerns facing veterans and the nation.
George Etz drilled the test well on Railroad Mountain 24 miles northeast of Roswell. The well spudded in this afternoon with Etz confident of an oil field. He expects commercial production by drilling to about 2,500 feet.
W M Baldwin a former resident of Roswell and W N Blake of Fort Worth Texas are in Roswell for several days as guests at the Gilkeson Hotel.
Local ad notes Bailey's Cleaning Works uses the slogan How Cheap is not enough, How Good matters. Address or phone listed as 890. Ady signs the brief notice.
In Los Angeles the earthquake at 1 10 a m left one dead and four injured. Merchants report improved business at J C Penney and local signs of recovery. Weather and media notes mingle with a forecast of baseball board setup for tomorrow across from Dustin’s News Store.
Albuquerque reports that New Mexico and Arizona will add nine winter conservation corps camps, bringing total camps in the two states to 48 with 20 in New Mexico. The rise reflects a larger camp footprint but replacement numbers and county quotas are not yet determined.
Two murder cases are scheduled for trial during the November jury term as part of the ongoing court docket. The proceedings will determine outcomes for the defendants and advance the term's agenda in the court.
The district court program lists Pablo Calderon charged with the murder of Roger Salazar and Octavia Dennis colored charged with the murder of Louise Dillard colored, both trials scheduled for November 24.
The article details court actions including Densell L. Lee and Cecil Johnson in grand larceny, plus other cases, and describes an elaborate homecoming at the New Mexico Military Institute. Dedication of the J. Ross Thomas Memorial building will mark Friday October 13 at 8 pm with ceremonies led by Lt. Commander Donald O Hamilton and featuring music by the NMMI Band and tributes to cadets faculty Regents friends and alumni.
Mr and Mrs James Lomax of Houston Texas arrive this afternoon for a two week visit with Mr and Mrs J M Hervey and Mrs Virginia Hervey. Mrs Lomax is remembered in Roswell as Mrs Ruth Hervey.
Judge James B. McGee and official reporter H. F. Puckett traveled to Carlsbad for the district court jury term that began today. Attorneys H. M. Dow and G. T. Watts are also in Carlsbad handling Eddy County court cases.
Local pottery shop Bluebonnet China Roseville offers gift shop items at 201 West Third Street with available specials and promotions of the period.
Chicago Oct 2 AP American Legion leaders say they differ only on one point with President Roosevelt on veterans relief. They agree government should care for ex-soldiers unable to pay for hospitalization, not local or state facilities, after showing community couldn't.
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