Hospital Notes Embudo Admissions and Discharges
Embudo hospital records list admissions from July 29 to Aug 7 including Mrs Senogio Fernandez El Prado. Mrs Joe Gonzales Dixon. Mrs George Atencio Penasco. Patricia Arellano Castita Leroy Esquibel Llano Mrs Tony Romero Ranchos. Mrs Pablo Borrego Taos. Mrs Pat Mondragon Ranchos. Mrs Senovia Gonzales El Prado. Discharges span July 31 to Aug 7 including George Lopez Chamisal. Mrs Max Fresquez Penasco. Mrs Emilia Pacheco Taos. Juan Romero Dixon. Mrs Lucio Martinez Questa. Mrs Joe Gonzales Dixon. Mrs J J Dominguez Chamisal. Leroy Esquibel Liano. Mrs George Atencio Penasco. Patricia Arellano Castilla. Mrs Pablo Barreguend Taos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senogio Fernandez
el Prado
Joe Gonzales
Dixon
George B. Atencio
Penasco
Patricia Arellano
Costilla
Leroy Esquibel
Llano
Tony Romero
Ranchos
Pablo Borrego
Taos
Pat Mondragon
Manuel Gonzales
Vadito
Joe Graves
Carson
Aug
Kim Means
Embudo
Robert Garcia
Questa
Victoriano Gonzales
Rodarte
Senovio Tr
Senovio Fernandez
Patrick
Manuel Jr
James’ Allen
George Lopez
Chamisal
Max Fresquez
Births and August Names in New Mexico Areas
List of birth notices and birth announcements from Taos Ranchos Taos Pueblo and surrounding locales. Names include Lita Valdez and Barbara Koizziar with multiple relatives and locations such as Red River Orlig Vigil Ranchos Taos and Taos Pueblo. Several August dates noted alongside residents and families in Texas and New Mexico communities.
Pueblo restoration project reveals log supports and Spanish impact
Dr. Dick leads efforts at Picuris Pueblo to uncover kiva walls, plastered juniper logs, and intact artifacts. The pueblo, abandoned 1740 to 1800 after Spanish contact, faced population decline from about 1500 to 120. Restoration aims to reuse walls while rebuilding a museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Kansas
Pueblo
America
Final Party Of Program Is Today
The Girls' Summer Recreation Program ends this week with trophies and a final party today. Trophies go to Elsie Santistevan best all around athlete Antonella Otera best little athlete Rosaline Kittredge best sport and Yolanda Chavez perfect attendance. Taos girls beat El Prado 16-10 in the final five game series and will receive a series trophy while El Prado earns a sportsmanship trophy. Instructors Cecelia Trujillo and Magdalena Santistevan thank all participants for a successful program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Santistevan
Antonella Otera
Rosaline Kittredge
Yolanda Chavez
Taos
el Prado
Cecelia
Cerro Soldier Promoted in Germany to Specialist Four
Roger J. Archuleta, 25, of Cerro and son of Meuton Archuleta, has been promoted to specialist four while serving with the 78th Engineer Battalion in Germany. A 1957 Questa High School graduate, he earned the new rank during his overseas assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cerro
Roger J. Archuleta
Meuton Archuleta
Germany
78Th Engineer Battalion
Questa J ‘High School
Kids Fun Program Ends With Tourney In Taos
The Taos area Recreation Pro Playhouse wraps up a summer youth program with a Junior League baseball tournament. About 450 youngsters registered as the Mudhens beat the Yankees 4 1 in the final game, leaving the Mudhens second in the league with a 7 2 record. Director Roy Martinez praised instructors Dado Pereira Pete Ortic Magdalena Santistevan Cecelia Trujillo Gilbert Ortiz Benito Martinez Norbert Vigil Arsenio Cordova and thanked Elmer LaCome owner of the A W Drive-In for daily treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taos
Yankees
Sheas
Black Mountain
Mudhens
Roy Martinez
Jave Dado Pereira
Pete Ortic
Magdalena Santistevan
Cecelia Trujillo
Gilbert Ortiz
Benito Martinez
Norbert Vigil
Arsenio Cordova
Local Names List From New Mexico Area
A fragmented list of individuals and places in New Mexico and Texas, including Manuel Cisneros of Questa and Carey Brown of Texas, with several dates in August and multiple surnames such as Quintana Valdez De Herrera Mondragon and Rael. The source reads like a community roster or notice with no clear action or event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manuel Cisneros
Questa
Carey Brown
Texas
Meliton Quintana
Artroyo Seco
Lita Valdez
Ison
Costilla
Barbara Kizziar
Red River
Connie de Herrera
Valdez
Eliabeth Chesmer
Levi Mondragon
Taos
Alvin Horner
Eagle Nest
Solomon Rael
Elias Es ‘Pingza
Talpa
Louis B. Ortiz
Orlia Vigil
Ranchos
Fanny Mossman
Bridge clash over Rio Grande road plan in New Mexico
Democratic candidate Jack Collins and rival Campbell spar over routes and funding for a northern New Mexico highway. Collins proposes reallocating federal secondary road funds and fast tracking an arterial across the north, while Campbell backs federal acts and land-fund options. Both push for a Rio Grande Gorge bridge extension and accelerated construction timelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne
Collins
Jack Campbell
Campbell
Rio Grande Bridge
Rio Grande Gorge Bridge
Rio Grande
Co-Op Seeks Federal Backing for Rio Grande Bridge Link
Collins criticizes Campbell for proposing a Rio Grande high bridge without connecting roads. He notes debentures for secondary road work hinge on federal funds, which are not available east-west. Federal participation is being explored, but no route alignment or action will occur until preliminary surveys are completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Collins
Highway i Commission
Rio Grande High
Taos
Colling
Commission
Road Association To Hold Meeting In Santa Fe
The State Highway 4 Assn.E will hold its annual meeting in Santa Fe at 2 p.m. in the Highway Department auditorium. President George J. Martin of El Rito says members from northern counties will discuss the East West highway and the Taos to Farmington route. About 300 members are expected. the meeting is open to the public.
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Assn.e
Santa Fe
George J. Martin
el Rito
Highway Department
Rio Grande Gorge
Taos
New Mexico
Martin
Farmington
Ojo Caliente
Abiquiu Dam
Lindrith
Navajo
C. S. Compton
Robert Drace
Espanola
Obituaries for Juanita Medina and Gaylord Burt in Taos and Llano Quemado
Juanita C. Medina, 56, of Llano Quemado, died Aug 5 after birth in Eagle Nest. Survived by husband Delfino, son Alonzo in Pueblo, two daughters in Pueblo and Taos, 10 grandchildren. Requiem High Mass Aug 8, burial at St. Francis Cemetery. Pallbearers named. Funeral by Hanlon Funeral Home. Gaylord A. Burt, 67, long time Taos resident and first manager of the local light plant, died Aug (sic) in Pagosa Springs, Colorado. Survived by wife, six children, siblings Paul Burt and Mrs. Del Margo. Funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita C. Medina
Llano Quemado
Eagle Nest
Elisa
David Carabajal
Delfino Medina
Alfonzo Medina
Pueblo, Colo
Eliseo Gonzales
Pueblo
Colo
Louisa Kerney
Taos
Hanlon Evergreen Chapel
St. Francis Cemetery
Patrick Lopez
Jaustin Archuleta
Bobby Garcia
Filberto Salazar
Ray Rodriguez
Henry Carabaja
Hipolito Casias
The
Hanlon Funeral Home
Gaylord A. Burt
Pagosa Springs
Calo
Mr. Burt
Albuquerque
Paposa Springs
Paul Burt
Frank del Margo
Veronica
Betty
Highland Park
Inl
Frank Tenczar
Minneapolis, Minn
Gaylord Burt Jr
Grants
Robert H
Santa Fe
Jerry Hokanson
George
Denver
Fiesta Week At Des Montes With Handy Family Guests
Mrs. Charles E Handy and daughters Mary and Becky of Dallas remain through August at Des Montes. They were joined by Mr Handy and the Ed Stepnoskis of Redwood City Calif, Mrs Handy's son in law and daughter, and her sons A W and Murray Samuel Jr, building an 80 unit apartment house in Albuquerque with a pool. Mr and Mrs William Schwartz of Baltimore Md spend part of the time in London. Visiting the Charles Turners for Fiesta were Mr and Mrs Dudley H Pierce of San Francisco, son in law and daughter of Mr Turner, and Mrs Turner's nephews Lt David Buck and Bruce Buck of Denver. Lt Buck stays with his parents in Denver before Okinawa navy assignment after earning a master's in Oriental languages at Harvard. Bruce Buck is pursuing a masters in the art department at Colorado College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles E. Handy
Mary
Becky
Dallas
Des Montes
Charles
Highway 84 Bridge Financing Debate in Northern New Mexico
An editorial urges swift resolution of how to finance a high bridge for extending U S Highway 84 across Northern New Mexico linking Raton to Farmington via Taos. It notes two million dollar cost deterring the project and calls for public support and political discussion to explore feasible programs. Funeral party details follow with a farewell for Sam Beimer and Marshall Sandusky leaving for military service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Raton
Farmington
Taos
Rio Grande Gorge
Campbell
Collins
Syd Johnson
Cecil Howell
Taos Canyon
Sam’ Beimer
Army
Marshall Sandusky
San Diego
Navy
Boys Club Drive surpasses four thousand dollars
The Boys Club Fund Drive has reached 4200 with pledges and inquiries still arriving. General Campaign Chairman Fred Baca is pleased and urges workers to report pledges promptly as the goal remains 6000. Club plans to open by Aug 13 with open house Aug 14 at 2 p.m. Refreshments by Betty Martinez. Donations welcomed from merchants and volunteers. Ed Engstrom of the Forest Service coordinates material and furniture donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Baca
Roy Martinez
Betty Martinez
Ed Engstrom
Forrest Service
Martinez
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