Taos Pueblo Honors Frank Chase With Flowers
Taos Pueblo Church expresses gratitude to Mr Frank Chase for flowers sent last Sunday. Airman Robert Johnson on 10 day leave from Ellsworth AFB visits grandmother Mrs Carmelita Mondragon in Rapid City. Firefighters return from Lake Tahoe burn. 25 still fight blaze. Inter Tribal Exhibit prize list from Gallup shows multiple First Second and Third prizes awarded to Taos San Juan and San Ildefonso Pueblo artisans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chase
Taos Pueblo Church
Frank Chase
Robert Johnson
Ellsworth Air Base
Rapid City
Carmelita Mondragon
Tony Reyna
Gallup
Esther Jumbo
Fort Defiance
Ariz
San Ildefonso Pueblo
Maria Martinez
San Juan Pueblo
Tomasita Montoya
Taos
Virginia T. Romero
Adams Trujillo
Emery Pohuma
Second Mesa
Ella Saiypace
Pine Springs
State Fair Dates Set for September in New Mexico
Around The County notes state fair preparations with exhibits rules in the 1940 premium list and copies available. Insecticide labels approved by FDA guide safe use. Cerro and Ranchos residents organize grasshopper control, spraying 200 acres from a 100 gallon sprayer. Questa residents form Rural Development Committee on Aug 17 with officers named and funds sought for rural recreation. Prize winners include ribbons, certificates, and cash awards with Reyna's shop displaying and selling awarded items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tme
Food and Drug Administration
Cerro Area
Cerro
Ranchos Area
Questa
Benlquin Rodriguez
Max Orteza
J. B. Rael
Aniceto Cordova
Teachers Back From Summer School in Multiple Institutions
Twenty one Taos County School System teachers completed summer study at Highlands University Eastern New Mexico University New Mexico State University the University of California Adams State College and St Michaels College in Santa Fe Read list of educators including Joe Vialpando Ern estine Crow Juan Valdez George Ortiz Candida Valerio J Bernabe Chaves Palemon Cardenas Albert Amador Eliza Q Romero Adelaida Romero Alex Cruz Adolfo I Candelario Dee Lovato Jr Gilbert Garcia Lucas Trujiillo Joe M Martinez Ethin Toxato Robert Segura Jose E Cisneros Olivama Romero Patrine and Bernie Arellano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taos County
Highlands University
Eastern New Mexico University
New Mexico State University
University of California
Adams’ State College
St. Michaels’ College
Santa Fe
Joe Vialpando
Ernestine Crow
Juan Valdez
George Ortiz
Candida Valerio
J. Bernabe Chaves
Palemon Cardenas
Albert Amador
Eliza Q. Romero
Adelaida Romero
Alex Cruz
Adolfo I. Candelario
Dee
Long Study Frames U S Waterfowl Hunting Rules
A Fish and Wildlife Service release outlines a long study behind U S waterfowl hunting regulations. Field surveys from the Arctic to South America occur in January May and July with reports on breeding birds and production. State commissions then set seasonal lengths and bag limits, with final interior secretary approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Fish and Wildlife Service
South America
Arctic
Canada
Alaska
Game and Fish Departments
Secretary of the Interior
New Mexico
State Game Commission
Maestas Bound Over To District Court In Assault Case
Benito Maestas, 31, of Rodarte, bound over to district court on charges of assault with a deadly weapon and assault with intent to commit hail in connection with a wounding Aug 6 at Teuasco involving Joe Archuleta, 25, of Chansal. Bond set at $2000. Dr. R Deveaux testified Archuleta was lucky, bullet entering base of neck and exiting neck rear. Archuleta released from Holy Cross Hospital but under medical care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benito Maetas
Rodarte
Teuasco
Joe J. Arcnuieta
Chansal
Tae Hearag
Justice of the Peace
Gilbert Kam
R. Deveaux
Holy Cross Hospital
Archuleta
Martinez obituary notices span Desmontes to Amalia
Funeral services were held for Maria Lucinda M. Martinez 64 in Arroyo Seco with burial in Arroyo Seco Cemetery. She survived by Juan A. Martinez and six sons and six daughters. Other obituaries include Nerio Martinez 69 in San Cristobal and Rosarito Sanchez Olivas 38 in Amalia with multiple siblings, spouses, and pallbearers named. Garcia's Funeral Home arranged services.
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Arroyo Seco
Maria Lucinda M. Martinez
Desmontes
Juan A. Martinez
Juan B
el Prado
Enifanio
Albuquerque
Margarito
Manuel
Frank L
Benito E
Emelia Cordova
Monte Vista
Colo
Anita Manchigo
Denver
Rosabel Quintana
Delfina Quintana
Derby
Flavia Pinada
Wyo
Bercilla Cortez
Gallup
Butial
Father Doyle
Juan B. Valdez
Pallbear Jets
Nabor Martinez
Pablo Quintana
Bert Quintana
Orlando Pinada
Lawrence Cordova
Eloy Cordova
Garcia
Amalia
Rosarito Sanchez Olivas
Wamsutter
Cheyenne
Juan Olivas
Victoria Teresa Olivas
Frank A. Sanchez
Repito Sanchez
Frank A. Sanchez, Jr
Douglas
Wyoming
Vergilio Vigil
Amadita Cortez
Cimarron
Mazur
Nick Martinez
Maclovio Montoya
Anastacio Martinez
Ben Roybal
John LaCombe
Elifas Vigil
Sam Nick Martinez
Taos Resident Ben Hopkins Dies at 78
Ben Hopkins 78 a Taos resident died suddenly Wednesday at the family home on Montana Lane Taos He was born in Wolf City Texas and moved to New Mexico in 1915 He married Lola Montana that year A house painter and decorator he is survived by wife children John W Hopkins Dolores Hopkins a grandson Jimmy two brothers Harry and John W and four sisters The oldest son James died in World War I while a Japanese prisoner Funeral plans will be announced from Hanlon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Hopkins
Montana Lane
Taos
Wolf City
Tex
New Mexico
Lola Montana
John W. Hopkins
Albuquerque
Dolores Hopkins
Jimmy
Harry
Fort Worth
John W
Oklahoma
Hattie, Hopkins
Margate Dalton
Lubbock
T. E. Knight
Aspermont
J. C. Shannon
Midland
James
Hanlon Funeral Home
Infant Maria Montez Dies in Taos at 10 Months
Maria Montez Questa Aug. 18. Maria Elena Montez of Los Angeles died in Taos Aug. 16 at 10 months. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. Reymoundo Montez who were vacationing here when illness arose. Burial in Questa Cemetery with Father Litjen officiating. Garcia's Funeral Home in charge.
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Questa
Maria Elena Montez
Los Angeles
Calif
Taos
Reymoundo Montez
Litjen
Garcia
Brandenburg's Aunt Dies in San Francisco Accident
Miss Franie Asher, dean of Oklahoma City Ballet teachers and aunt of Jack Brandenburg, died a week ago Sunday in San Francisco after slipping in a bathtub and striking her head. A Kentucky native, she moved to Oklahoma in 1919 to study but built a noted dance career training pupils who appeared in major productions worldwide. Funeral services and burial were held in Oklahoma City.
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Franie Asher
Oklahoma City Ballet
Jack Brandenburg
San Francisco
Asher
Kentucky
Oklahoma
Yvone Chouteau
Marion Flhore
Estelle Aza
Annie
Okahoma Ciy
Contributors To Shelter Listed In Taos Animal Shelter Drive
A month’s giving to the Taos Animal Shelter is detailed with a long list of individuals and businesses. Notable contributors include Milicent A Rogers Foundation AA, Rodriguez J E Flores, The Lilac Shop, North Pueblo Home Supply, Blue Lake Sporting Goods, J P Brandenburg Agency, Cantu Furniture Co, Porter's Shoe Store, New Mexico Electric Co, Santa Fe, Dallas Tex, and many named private donors. The list reflects broad community support for the shelter program.
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Taos Animal Shelter
Milicent A Rogers Foundation AA
Rodriguez J.E. Flores
Sybil McDonnell
Maud W. Cooze
Suel Wagner
Mary L. Dolan
A.L. Parker
Otto Pitcher
Natalie Cherry
Frank del Margo
Conchita Oakeley
Guy Lund
Hazel Beimer
Dorothy O'Hay
Rae Cardenas
Letha Batrum
Jim Monett
la Fonda
Blue Lake Sporting Goods
Shorty’s Bar
the Steak House
J.P. Brandenburg Agency
Cantu Furniture Co
Laird’s Grocery
Porter’s Shoe Store
New Mexico Electric Co
Clarence Galli
Herbert Archuleta
Charles Barba
Reisa Smith
Claire Smeed
Reynaldo Deveaux
Charles Brooks
Joe Swanke
Ida Dieus
Alfonso Pacheco
A.M Rosen
Fidel Cordova
J.W. Nichols
Hanlon
John Evans
B.J. Kirby
Roy C. Kaufman
San Cristobal
L.B Duffy
Santa Fe
Katherine Schneider
Dallas
Tex
Pecos Lake Undergoes Renovation By Game Dept Crew
Pecos Baldy Lake in the Pecos Wilderness received a thorough upgrade by a Division of Game and Fish crew led by Fisheries Chief Roy Barker. The team filled holes, laid a 140 by 20 foot plastic sheet over seep areas, covered it with dirt and rocks, and used nearly 200 slip loads of dirt hauled by horses. If the plastic holds, the lake should refill within a month and fishing remains excellent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pecos
Pecos Baldy Lake
Game Department
Pecos Baldy Mountain
Department of Game and Fish
Roy Barker
Bud Brashears
Dick Navarre
al Wisdom
Charles Allis
Fisheries
Henry Gallegos
David Jackson
Information and Education
Bear Warning Signs Stolen
Souvenir hunters are taking bear warning signs posted by the Department of Game and Fish. The signs warn visitors not to bother the bears and are for public protection. Game management chief Ley notes that removing a sign leaves the next visitor unaware of the hazard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Game and Fish
Ley (Lee
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Mrs. Martinez
Nerio Martinez
St. Vincent, Hospital
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Antonio
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Utah
Sofia
Salt Lake City
Joe
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Oralia Sedillo
Soveda Herrera
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Mary Martinez
Angie Martinez
Detraditas Rael
Arroyo Hondo
Father Litjen
Jessie Sedillo
Ricardo Medina
Toby Herrera
Lee Arellano
Norberto Vigil
Fortunato Herrera
Narciso Arellano
Ernie Herrera
Rosarito Olivas
Maria Montez
Brandenburg
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Judy Alpern
Brooklyn
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National Science Foundation
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