Roswell Hosts New Mexico Federation Women’s Clubs Meet
At the twenty third annual convention in Clovis October 18 19 20 Mrs J O Seth of Santa Fe was chosen president, with officers including L A Gillett Santa Fe and R W Goddard State College among others. Roswell delegates attended, Roswell’s Grace T Bear presided, and Miss Minnie Dunn won third in the poetry contest with Shadows.
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J. O. Seth
Santa Fe
New Mexico Federation of Womens Club
Clovis
R. W. Goddard
State College
Fred E. Dennis
R. M. Thorne
Carlsbad
W. H. Nesbitt
Anthony
Rosina Patterson
Silver City
W. A. Dow
Lee Monroe Miles
C. R. Wrecker
C. R. Jeffries
Detroit
Charles Keyes
A. R. Farquar
G. V. Hanlon
Marcellus McCreary
J. D. Atwood
A. Durand
W. G. Downey
Legislative Committee
Extension Library Service
Jefferson D. Atwood
Roswell
New Mexico
Southwestern Conservation League
Gdaceas Federation of Womens Cluirs
Albuquerque
New Mexico Federation
Grace T. Bear
McGaffey Brown
Arden Boellner
Lloyd B. Johnson
Tom Hubbard
Hugh M. Huff
Ed J. Williams
Joseph H. Murphy
Charles W. Boone
W. W. Phillips
Austin Porter
P. V. Thorson
C.J. Stilwell
Carl Hird
M. H. Henderson
H. C. Henderson
Nathan Winslow
Baltimore
Dorothy Williams
W. W. Phillips Jr
D. C
James A. Garner
PF. D. Garner
Picacho
Agnes Jones
Montreal
Canada
Ilfeld
Las Vegas
James Garner
Wesley Fellowship Class Elects Officers For New Year
The Wes ley Fellowship Class of the M E Church South held its first meeting of the church year to elect officers and organize. Officers include President Leta Monroe Sec Pat e and committee chairs Margaret Harrison Elizabeth Lancaster and R D Haire. Attendees included Virginia Margrave Jucy Mae Crowe Leta Monroe Hazel Simmons and others.
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New Church
Wesley Fellowship
M. E. Church, South
Dan Wilmot
Leta Monroe
H. D. Pate
Margaret Harrison
Elizabeth Lancaster
R. D. Haire
Virginia Margrave
Jucy Mae Crowe
Hazel Simmons
Mmes
Wesley Foster
Roswell Womans Club
J. Phelps White
Free Samples of Vicks Va tro nol Aid Cold Prevention
Ad touts Vicks Va-tro-nol as an easy nasal treatment to prevent and shorten colds. It claims clinic-tested effectiveness, convenience for home or work, and relief from nasal congestion. Includes sample offers through druggists and a mail request option from Greensboro North Carolina. Two other items note a cutter Atlanta and a Dubai family rescue in progress.
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Rock falls kill Jose Zamora digging New Mexico well
Albuquerque Oct 22 Semon Zamora 50 year old Justice of the Peace of San Antonio a mountain settlement east of Albuquerque was killed today when a rock fell on him while he dug a well near his home A crude hoist used to move debris dropped the rock striking him on the head
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Albuquerque
N. M
Semon Zamora
San Antonio
Little Mountain
Here
Storm Maligns Coast as Sixteen Die in Flood and Shipwrecks
A fierce daylong storm battered the region with six feet of water in South Aberdeen and widespread flooding in Hoquiam. Duck hunting fatalities included Jun Took Tung in Seattle and others near Stanwood. three drownings reported by Sheriff Faulkner with seven more missing. Ships reported distress as Floridian, President Madison, and Harvester were involved in perilous events near the Columbia mouth and Puget Sound, with the Virginia V wrecked at Olalla and several passengers saved only with difficulty.
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Jun
Tung
John Reno
Seattle
Wilder Larson
Bellingham
Stanwood
Everett
Sheriff Faulkner
Sverett
Puget Sound
Columbia
President Madison
Harvester
Virginia V
Olalla
Hauptmann held in jail awaiting wife and attorney visit
A man tentatively identified as Hauptmann rented a Titusville New Jersey house in February 1932 and kept a baby there briefly in March, while Hauptmann denied reading material and conversing with guards as he paced his cell awaiting his wife and attorney visit.
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Hauptn
Titusville
N. J
Hauptmann
Bail hearing for woman adviser ends with high bail
Clem W. Huggins, counsel for the woman, told reporters he would make no effort to reduce her $50,000 bail. He said she is safer in jail and fears her fugitive husband Thomas H. Robinson Jr might return and kill her if freed.
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Clem
Huggins
Thomas H. Robinson, Jr
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