Hospital Admissions and Discharges Chronicle Taos Area
Admissions list dates from June 27 to July 10 detailing newborns, mothers and guardians in Taos Pueblo Ranchos Taos and surrounding areas with multiple names including Nasarila Concha Lavado Lavache and Lavache Nasarita. Dismissals record patients leaving Taos Ranchos Questa and Red River with numerous names and relations. Also notes births on June 20 June 30 July 1 July 9 and community visit by Roger Knapp and Frederick Gibbs with church ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nasarila Concha
Taos Pueblo
Mary Wilmetta
Ranchos
Deanna Hernandez
Taos
Rayel Archuleta
Candida Cordova
Albert L. Kinsley
Omaha
Neb
Loretta Lavado
Roger Carrillo
Rosalie Trujillo
California
Janice Romero
Fannie Martinez
Troy Denton
Raton
Thomas James Gonzales
Los Alamos
Tomasito
Lita Valdez
Costilla
Nasarita Concha
Roxdana Rael
Questa
Mike Hopkins
Red River
Loretta Lavache
Mast
Robert Carrillo
TansiAlbert Kinsley
Tamasita Caste‘Nano
Tags Pueblo
Orlando Maestas
Talpa
Ranchoside
Georgia Sullivan
Eagle Nest
David LeDoux
Mabel Lujan
Steven Washburn
Hazel McDaniel
Santa Fe
Kento Martinez
C. T. Bryce
Betty Sandoval
Baby
Kaby
Joseph O'Flaherty
Eloy Martinez
Amalia
Aaton
Margaret Reyes
Texas
Frieda Spotts
Maclovia Sanchez
Carlos Montoya
Albuquerque
Velipe Martinez
Ricardo Martinez
Penasco
Amer Lewis
School Board Grants Leave for Miss Torres to Japan
Canon teachersMiss Torres Orlando Garcia received a one year leave of absence to take a teaching post in Japan. The board reported summer painting of all school buildings and insulation of the ballfield fountain. Commissioners of Acequia Madre granted water for irrigation. Board thanked Louis Wengert William James and Frank Jontoyva. May and June expenses approved and calendar set for 1961 62. Registration begins August. term starts August 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Torres
Orlando Garcia
Canon
Japan
Schoo
Acequia Madre del Pueblo
Louis Wengert
William James
Frank Jontoyva
Proctor Discusses Fish Planting With New Mexico Game
The Proctor column explains that NM Game and Fish has not stocked fish in Blue Lake since 198d due to limited public use and notes the Forest Service will fully cooperate with the Taos Pueblo. He offers to visit the area with Pueblo officials to arrange a date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EP O
New Mexico Department of Game and Fish
Blue Lake
Fred Thompson
Department
Forest Service
Obituary notices from Arroyo Seco and Taos area deaths
Obituaries report Sofia D Gonzales of Arroyo Seco dying at St Vincents Santa Fe funeral held July 6 with Father Herrera officiating. Additional notices cover Mrs Alice Chavez killed in auto accident June 26 with funeral July 7 in Taos. Eduardo Arellano, 18, died in an Arroyo Hondo accident July 6 with services at Garcia Funeral Home. Also appears Taos news about H S Griffin visiting from Ranchos de Taos with grandson Gary Griffin and summer plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sofia D. Gonzales
Arrolyo Seco
St. Vincents Hospital
Santa Fe
Arroyo Seco
Father Rafael Herrera
Tuan Valdez
iRafael Herrera
Doe Duran
Abe‘nicio Fernandes
Juan Ll. Goanzales
Eloy Montoya
Pacomio Valencia
Lawrence Duran
Dora Gonzales
Sanata Fe
Cornelio Montoyal
Superior
Wyo
Alberto Duran
Desmontes
Salomon Duran
Taos
Siliano Herrera
Alice Chavez
Delbert Chavez
Upper
Banchitos
Frida
Garcia Funeral Home
Sierra Vista
Tilio Montoya
Terry Moynihan
Simon Feralita
Orlanda Peralta
Arthur Archuleta
Arthur Vigil
Tony Martines
Jake Gallegos
Eduardo Arellano
Arroyo Hondo
Rafael Herrera
Garcia
Carmen Medina
Iers Vigil
Adelma Martinez
Orlando Vigil
iMr
Romolo Arellano
Gene
Romolo Arellano Jr
Leadville
Colo
Casilda
Taossoc
H. S. Griffin
Ranchos de Taos i
Wichita Falls
Tex
Gary Griffin
Palos Verdes
Calif. i
Griffin
Gary
Loyola High School
Los Angeles
Martinez Child Catherine Dea Martinez Dies in Salt Lake City
Catherine Dea Martinez nine year old daughter of Mike Martinez formerly of Taos and Ernesta Valeria died June 27 in Salt Lake City after heart surgery. Funeral services were in Salt Lake City. Relatives from Taos and Ranchos de Taos attended including her grandmothers Mrs Luciano Martinez and Mrs Jesusita Valerio, three aunts and a cousin James Vigil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Dea Martinez
Taos
Salt Lake City
Mike Martinez
Ernesta Valeria
Ranchos de
County Court Spends on Costs and DA Pay
Taos County facing revenue shortfalls as county funds struggle to cover court costs. A proposed solution suggests state pay for district attorney expenses, aligning with judge funding, to relieve county strain. The case of Countians denied tiews highlights financial pressures on local courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taas County
Taos County
Kennedy and DeCall Trip Sparks Diplomatic or Fashion Show Debate
Radio chatter on Kennedy and DeCall argues over US diplomacy versus gossip about Jacqueline Kennedy's dress. The piece notes Nikata’s resistance to war, questions who will accompany tractors to Fidel, and hints at a five year stay with a diplomat mechanic as part of the arrangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
John Kennedy
Charles DeCall
United States
Jaculine
Trig
John
Charles
Nikata
Fidel
Videl
Eleanor
Roosevelt
Milton
Isenhower
Walter
Rudhner
John Fitzgerald
Cas Ro
Rockets win Junior League opener in home run chase
Three Miller Oldsmobile Rockets players Frank DelMargo Ernest Gomez and Francis Fernandez lead the Junior League with two home runs each as their team posts a 4 1 record in the first round. Yankees Cardinals and Dodgers tie for second at 3 2 with La Fonda Torres third at 2 3 and Madhens winless at 0 5. Standings also show Pinon League leaders Lulacs 4 0 El Creeps 3 1 Firemen 1 3 and Lions 0 4 while basketball sees Yankees top with 5 0 Dodgers 4 1 Cardinals 3 2 Torres 2 3 Rockets 1 4 Madhens 0 5. A second fishing trip is planned today at 9 00 a m bus from Municipal School grounds bring lunch and gear. Next Thursday July 20 last swimming trip departs at 9 00 a m with 8 30 arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank DelMargo
Ernest Gomez
Francis Fernandez
Miller Oldsmobile Rockets
Rockets
Yankees
Cardinals
Dodgers
la Fonda Torres
Madhens
el ‘Creeps
Firemen
the Lions
Torres
PTA Plans Booth On Plaza For Fiesta
The Taos Municipal School PTA plans a plaza booth at the fiesta featuring homemade ice cream as the main attraction and selling white elephants and small items. The booth serves as the hub for purchasing new membership cards for the coming year and aims to raise about 450 to install 150 metal wall rockers at the high school. Co chairs Mrs. Ashley Pond and Larkin Salazar seek volunteers for ice cream and booth duties. local firms may donate items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taos Municipal School
PTA
Ashley Pond
Larkin Salazar
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Weldon Minnick
Pony Express
Sharon
R. S. West
Santa Fe Highway
Minnick
Taos Inn
Kit Carson State Park
Taos Canyon
Connecticut
Hospital News
Nicomedes Sanchez
Ruperto Trujillo
Anna Lou Mares
Octaviana Romero
Margaret Engstrom
Felipe Martinez
Dorothy Martinez
Margaret Reaves
Frieda Spots
Benito Quintana
Julian Sandoval
Esequiel Mares
Bobby Wood
Daniel Garcia
J. J. Trujillo
Josephine Q. Trujillo
Robert Cortez, Jr
A. B. Suazo
Mr. Suaza
Roger Knapp
Frederick Gibbs
Princeton Theological Seminary
Roger
Tans
First Presbyterian Church
Bartlesville
Oklo
Frederck
Camp Shoshoni
Proctor
Mrs. Gonsales
Mrs. Chaves
Roberta
Luciano
E. Arellano
Martinez
Taos Drug Company
Miracle Fuel
Propane
Taos Gas Co. Inc
Taos, New Mexico
Doughbelly
Pou
SAN Geronimo
San Geronimo Lodge
Highway
n—Chevretet Air
Chevrolet
Brookwoods
Fisher
Corvair
Bill Miller Chevrolet Company
Santa FE Road
Nick Gonzales
Prado
Wy. M
Pond
Booth
C. E. Palmer
Rose Woodell
Ed Stepals
Tulsa
Her
Paul
Bruce
M. ‘Kennedy
Roy Kilper Pampa
Robinson
Borger
EL Pa
Bob
Hope
Zuni
Kachina
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