Obituary Abelino Gurule laid to rest at Rio Lucia
Funeral services for Abelino Gurule 88 who died June 11 at Embudo Presbyterian Hospital were held at Rio Lucia. Surviving wife Jenara Gurule two sons Melirin and Abelino four daughters and three brothers five sisters and several nieces and nephews. Burial followed at Rio Lucia Cemetery with Father Patrick Lopez officiating. Garcia's Funeral Home arranged the rites. Memorial service attendees included Gustave Baumann Dan Kelly and families from Taos and Santa Fe.
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Rio Lucia
Abelino Gurule
Embudo Presbyterian Hospital
Jenara Gurule
Melirin
Abelino
Glenarda Rodriguez
Eneda Gurule
Kenestine Gurule
Dna Gurule
Onofre
Quirino
Bernabé
Ris Lucia
Leave Family Pooch At Home
Director Thompson of the Department of Game and Fish warns families to leave their dogs at home during outings. Dogs in wildlife areas can be a menace, molest wildlife and cattle, and have even harassed officials in the field. The Barbary sheep hunt ended May 29 with 20 animals taken by 54 hunters, a 37 percent success rate. Fifty five hunters were licensed, one did not show. The kill included 1 ram and 9 ewes.
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Director Thompson
Department of Game and Fish
Thompson
Gane Department
Santa Fe Recreational Programs and U S Stamp Milestone
Santa Fe marks two New Mexico firsts as a new U S postage stamp featuring the Governor's Palace debuts amid broad mailings and a long 18 year nonprofit life plan. City and county youths enroll 146 boys for summer recreation with weekly Red River swimming trips and bus routes, while Junior League and Legion games fill June schedules in Taos, Espanola, and nearby towns.
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New Mexico
Tii
United States
St. Santi Jo
Santa Fes
Leo T. Murphy
Red River
al ‘Alam
Pam
Torres
Cardinals
Rockets
Dodgers
Mudhons
American Legion
Taos
Los Alamos
Kit Carson Park
J. B. Martinez Jr
Blumenschein House May Be A Memorial
Miss Helen Blumenschein plans to convert the Blumenschein family studios and residence into a memorial to her parents, Ernest J. and Mary Blumenschein, with no immediate plans for the memorial’s establishment. The Blumenschein horse is not for sale and will be given as a memorial to her parents. County Agent Abad Martinez departs for Colorado State University for three weeks to attend summer school and study youth extension service teaching courses.
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Helen Blumensehein
Ernest J
Mary Greets Blumsehein
Miss Blumenschein
Blumenschein
Parens
Schiool
Abad Martinez
Colorado State University
Martinez
Mrs Shore Buys The Levershop
Megchelina Shore purchases The Lettershop, a mimeograph and typing service, from Mary L R Johnson. The shop will be on Burch Avenue opposite Hanlons, with a pending opening notice and ad. Shore recently returned from Las Vegas New Mexico where Herb Shore taught at Highlands University.
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Mary L. R. Johnson
Megchelina Shore
Burch Avenue
Hanlon
Mexehelina
Mert
Las Vegas
N. M
Herb Shore
Highlands University
Taosenos
Melghelina
Harwood Foundation
Menetelina
Mary Dahnson
Town Talk Promises Nightlife At San Geronimo Lodge
Residents buzz about Shin-Dighrown at San Geronimo Lodge hosted by J. R. French's. Marge Doyle plays organ and piano with Rich Matheny on weekends. Bertha Olotia wins a portable transistor radio at the Emporium. Arroyo Seco opens a supper club to serve late night crowds after cocktail parties.
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San Geronimo Lodge
J. R. French
Marge Doyle
Rich Matheny
Emporium
Bertha Olotia
Quail Study Under Way to Gauge Hunting Impact
The New Mexico State Game Department begins a multi year study led by How ard Campbell and Bruce Harris on two Robert Madera ranch areas in Lea County to measure how heavy hunting and weather affect scaled quail. One area will be heavily hunted, the other closed, with live trapping and nest data collected to compare populations and inform future seasons. Hunters will be asked to participate by hunting the open area.
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Harris
State Game Commission
Fugitive Sought In The Western Region
FBI alerts Taos area residents to watch for fugitive Smith Gerald Hudson, a 42 year old white American and one of the Ten Most Wanted. He is considered armed and dangerous, with a history of violence and a preference for western working in coal mines and cattle ranches. Hudson may travel under assumed names and wears cowboy style clothing amid details of scars and a shotgun murder in Pennsylvania. Contact the FBI with any information.
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Taos Area
FBI
Pennsylvania
Smith Gerald Hudson
Aos
Hudson
West
Taos Artists Dominate Exhibit Group Show
Taos artists feature prominently in the exhibit with Erin Bisttram Howard Cook Doel Reed Joseph Fleck Charles Thwaites Louis Ribak Eric Gibberd Louise Gauthiers and Curtis Otto among the third largest representation.
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Taos
Erin Bisttram
Howard Cook
Doel Reed
Joseph Fleck
Charles Thwaites
Louis Ribak
Eric Gibberd
Louise Gauthiers
Curtis Otto
Six Taos men Join Fire Department as Probationary Members
Taos men Vernon Rehrbough Espiel Montoya Benny Martinez Charles Brooks Dave Polson and AL Wamboldt were inducted as regular members after a year of training. New entrants start as probationary firefighters and must pass an exam on pump operation streets salvage ventilation and Red Cross first aid. Failure to attend drills may lead to dismissal and reentry through the full training and examination process.
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Taos
Vernon Rehrbough
Espiel Montoya
Benny Martinez
Charles Brooks
Dave Polson
AL Wamboldt
Taos Volunteer Fire Department
Red Cross
Department
Vicar Named For Summer At St James Church
The Rev Robert Kennaugh will serve as Vicar for the summer at St James Church on Santa Fe Road The Rev Mrs Kennaugh directs Camp Mond opening here to assist retarded children The church seats about 104 with 10 am Sunday services and communion The dedication will be July 25 St James Day
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Robert Kennaugh
St. James Church
Santa Fe Road
Kennaugh
St. James Day
Film Set For Santa Fe Event Celebrates a50th Anniversary
Santa Fe plans a special showing of MGM's Ben Hur to mark a50th anniversary. The four hour film had limited release outside big cities. General Tew Wallace, author of the book, wrote it while territorial governor 1878 1881. The Ren Hur Room in the Governor’s Palace is a visitor attraction at the State Museum.
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Santa Fe
MGM
Ben Hur
New Mexico
Tew Wallace
Wallace
Ren Hur
State Museum
Taos Soldier Promoted in German Armored Cavalry Unit
Taos native Specialist Farrow, son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Farrow, was promoted to specialist in the 14th Armored Cavalry Regiment. Serving as a tank guard in Company H, 3rd Battalion, in Bad Wersfeld, he entered the Army in July 1957 after attending Normangee High School in Texas.
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Chartes
BE. Farrow
Clarence Farrow
Taos
Germany
14Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
Bad Wersfeld
Farrow
Normangee (Tex.) High School
Regional officials meet to review child health programs in New Mexico
Indian Health Service officials led by Edythe Hershey met with g Department Maternal and Child Health program directors in Santa Fe and Albuquerque. The group visited the Child Development Center, the state's demonstration clinic for retarded children, and the Albuquerque Rehabilitation Center.
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Edythe FP. Hershey
Santa Fe
Buquerque
Indian Health Service
Albuquerque
Romero Serves Aboard Carrier USS Coral Sea
Jose A B Romero a USN sn apprentice son of Mr Mys Aurelio Romero of Vass serves aboard the aircraft carrier USS Coral Sea undergoing training off Southern California. The carrier, recommissioned last January after a 33 month modernization, will join the U S Seventh Fleet in the western Pacific in the latter part of the year.
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Jose A.B. Romero
USN
Mys
Aurelio Romero
Vass
Uss Coral
Case
Borrowing Fish Licenses Costs of the law
An Albuquerque man paid a 34 fine and costs for borrowing a fishing license. Tom Martinez was the prosecuting officer. Another violator in Albuquerque left two poles in the water and planned to have them picked up before the censer officer arrived. Jim Clellan paid a 30 fine. Court notes state fines go to the state fund.
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Taos News
Blausmenschein
Ernest Blumenschein
First Presbyterian Church
Gustave Baumann
Dan Kelly
Caroline Welly
Oden Hullenkremer
Henderson Ferris
Max Ilfeld
Charles Isselhardt
Stephania
Isselhardt
M. Bohr
Arizona
Kit Carson
van Heflin
Tab Hunter
Danger
Ruth Roman
Sterling Hayden
Sat
Babette
Brigitte Bardot
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Mon
the Bramble Bush
Richard Burton
Barbara Rush
Jack Carton
Carabina
Rosita Quintana
Luis Aguilar
the Vikings
Kirk Douglas
Tony Curtis
Ernest Borgnine
Janat Leigh
Dana Andrews
Linde Crista
Emilio Tartan
Eft
Upper Ranch
Hing
Homemakers College
New Mexico State University
Sujan
Ahad Martinez
Martines
U.S
Kibby Cause
Fort Lauderdale
Carl
Cause
Couses
Bahamas
Blumensehein House
Jan Benavides
Belinda Ellis
Taon
Tom McCarty
Wee
Wyoming
Kansas
Les Bolan
Borger
Tex
Bolan
Holy Cross Hospital
Arroyo Seco
Taos Theatre
Thurs
Gregory Peck
Barry Guardine
Brigitta Bardot
Charles Bayer
LA Parisienne
PRI
Dames Craig
Martha Vickers
Darry Lewis
Joan Blackmon
Tubs
Weo
Dan Durvea
Patty McCormick
Kathy O
Coleen Miller
Room
Carmina Y Demetrio Genziles
Coronado
Ierth Plaza
Fire Department
EL Cortez
Eeet
Jorge Mistral Beet
Gamere Yeility
PAGS
Ferhar
King's Men
Lalo
Taos Drugs
Arellano
Fidel Arellano
Costilla
First Marine Aircraft Wing
Iwakuni
Japan
Ening
INAS
Aime
Fira
Helio Aasault
Lacth
Ntote
India
Romero Serving
Taos County Abstragh Company, Inc
Juanita M. Howell
Pharo
Dad
First State Bank
Taos, New Mexico
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