Hospital Admissions and Birth Announcements Notes
Admissions list includes Esequias Brown Dix dune June 14 and Mrs William Salazar Albuquerque June 16 along with Pat Gonzales Llano Mrs Aileen Thompson Chimayo Viola Mae Lopez Chamisal Toe Alex Maestas Ranchos Susie Roy bal Santa Fe Fidel Maes Amalia. Births record a June 16 boy named David Paul at 6 lb 15 oz to William and Mrs Salazar Albuquerque and a June 19 boy at 8 lb 2 oz to Joe Alex Maestas Ranchos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Salazar
Albuquerque
Pat Gonzales
Llano
Aileen Thompson
Chimayo
Viola Mae Lopez
Chamisal
Toe Alex Maestas
Ranchos
Susie Roybal
Santa Fe
Fidel Maes
Amalia
David Paul
Joe Alex Maestas
Ranch
Taos Area Births and Dismissals Date List
A chronology of births and dismissals with names and towns centered on Taos and nearby communities. Notable entries include June 15 birth to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sanchez of Taos and June 13 families from Ran chos de Taos and Arroyo Seco. Also lists June 13 to June 19 arrivals and resignations among residents like Padilla, Le Bus, Baca, Martinez, and Struck across Taos Pueblo areas. Several names appear with multiple June dates, reflecting ongoing registrations and dismissals within the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan B. Padilla
Arroyo Seco
Hamish Richards
Ranchos de Taos
Kid’ White
Eagle Nest
Lisa le Bus
Joan le Bus
Margarita Duran
Talpa
Deborah Struck
el Prado
Thomas Lavadie
Albert M. Rosen
Marcia’ Sanchez
Baby Bay Sanchez
All of
Taos
Tony Edwin Archuleta
Marvin Sandoval
Los Alamos
Billie Abbott
Red River
Lorraine Gonzales
Juan Nieto
Albuquerque
Margarita Baca
Martin Martinez
Medanales
Feliberto Martinez
Maxine McCoy
Elba Quinto
Olivia Cortez
Questa
Claudio Fernandez Valdez
Sarah Vigil
Loyola Montoya
Tina Romero
Macedonia Vigil
Arroyo Hondo
Dorothy Sandoval
Baby Bay
Taos Puebla
Joe Gonzales
Rodarte
Lisa
Juan Padilla
Kid" White
O. B. French Jr
Mary Shiras
Ruby Trujillo
Tony Archuleta
Orville Bostain
Arroyo Seca
Ranchos de
Richard Sanchez
Five Flags to Statehood Fiesta Plans in Taos
Taos Fiesta 1962 theme Five Flags to Statehood sets a schedule from July 27 to 28 with parades, a queen crowning, a ball, and Plaza events. City officials urge participation, costumes, and volunteers for decorations, booths, and entertainment, naming leaders and contact points for parade entries and planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Taos
Alice State
Pesta
Plaza
Thele
Martinez Hall
Injatca
Bill Steitke
Hodie
Roy Martinez
Juanita Howell
Martha Reed
Lulacs
Gus Gatecia
Muste
Bill Letcher
Spud Johnson
Ernest Martinez
Plaza Entertainment
Art Merrill
Booth Concessions
Bill Buetler
Pino Baca
Natalie Baca
Art Leach
Arthur Trujillo
Steinke
Summer Fun Program Gets Underway Here
Taos area summer recreation opens with two baseball leagues two basketball leagues a tennis league and softball plus gym activities including body building. Programs extend to Canon El Prado Ranchos with softball volleyball basketball horse shoes and more. Registration is average and could rise. Arroyo Hondo gains a baseball program with equipment support and a junior league entry. A night program for girls age 14 to 18 may start if enough register. First Red River swimming tip set for June 28. lunch optional at 50 cents per child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taos
Ranchos
Canon
el Prado
Roy Martinez
Wille
el Prada
Arroyo Hondo
George Garduno
Armando Jaramilla
Martinez
Benito Martinez
Arsenio Cordova
Noberto Vigil
Gilbert Ortiz
Orlando Peralta
Pete Ortiz
Cecilia Trujlo
Jimmy Santistevan
Red River
Moynihans push for study of Highway 64 Taos to Farmington
Rio Arriba Development Corp head backs a full routing study for extending Highway 64 from Taos to Farmington before any major highway construction. He argues the road should be planned and built to serve Northern New Mexico with all-weather access using inter state and state funds and aligns with a Santa Fe highway district editorial line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Arriba Development Corp
Taos
Farmington
Santa Felone
Martin New Mexican
Martin
New Way
Mexico
Offenders Fined in Justice of Peace Court Near Taos
Judge Hobbs presided as 14 offenders appeared for June fines. Individuals named include Joseph Apodaca Valdez fined 10 plus costs for being party to a crime riding with a drunk, Jose Gonzales Chamisal fined 30 for careless driving, Roger Archuleta Questa fined 15 for petty larceny with state departure condition, Tony Lucero Taos fined 15 for party to a crime riding with a drunk, Ruth Lucero fined 15, Joe Martinez Placitas fined 15 for excessive trout, Louis Casias Ranchos fined 25 for fishing without a license, H P Cordova San Cristobal fined 25 for unattended camp fire, Robert Coca Ranchos fined 20 for parking and obstruction, Elias Herrera Valdez fined 5 for trunk and disorderly, Doris Boston Taos fined 10 for expired license, Linda Lebby Albuquerque fined 25 for failure to use due care in Red River accident, Lewis Chacon Penasco fined 10 for driving without a license, Douglas Bowen Taos fined 10 for following too close. Fines for fish and game violations range 25 to 300 plus possible jail time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hobbs
Joseph Apodaca
Valdez
Tom Holder
Y Jose R. Gonzales
Chamisal
Ray Dayes
Roger Pat Archuleta
Questa
Holder
Colorado
Tony Lucero
Taos
Daves
Ruth R. Lucero
Hobbs
Joe G. Martinez
Placitas
Carl Berghofer
Louis M.casias
Ranchos
Berghofer
H. P. Cordova
San Cristobal
Forest Service
H. Lentagnich
Robert Coca
Elias C. Herrera
Doris M. Boston
Linda Joy Lebby
Albuquerque
Red River Lune 9
Lewis B. Chacon
Penasco
Douglas Bowen
Nurses Arrive at Embudo Presbyterian Hospital for Summer
Officials announced that several workers have arrived for the summer at Embudo Presbyterian Hospital. Named are Miss Esther Stebbins and Miss Roberta Leedham of Wheaton College as graduate nurses pursuing bachelor degrees, Miss Agnes Whitworth of Cincinnati in the office, and Miss Frances Rodriguez of Llano a Highlands University student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Embudo
Embudo Presbytterian Hospital
Esther Stebbins
Roberta Leedham
Wheaton College
Wheaton, Nl
Agnes Whitworth
Cincinnati
Frances ‘Rodriguez
Llano
Highlands University
Obituary for Alfredo Miera of Amalia
Alfredo Miera, 71, of Amalia, died at the Veterans Hospital in Albuquerque on June 1. Survived by wife Filoniena A. Miera, five sons Elias Pat Joe E both of Amalia, Joe A. of Denver, Steve of Douglas Wyoming. two daughters Mia Mary Quin tana Anita Miera of Amalia. one sister Lucia Miera of Denver. Funeral by Rev. Theodosus Mazur at Amalia 9 am Monday. Eulogy by Armando Lovato. Pallbearers Andy Torres Clovis Sanchez Jerry Archuleta Gilbert Guerra Cipriano Salazar Elmer Gallegos. Burial Amalia Cemetery Garcia Funeral Home in charge. Rosary at family home Saturday and Sunday at 7 p.m. Stephen Turner, son of the Charles Turners, arrived Saturday for summer vacation from Santa Barbara Calif high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfredo Miera
Amalia
Veteran's Hospital
Albuquerque
Filoniena A. Miera
Elias
Pat
Joe E
Joe A
Denver
Steve
Douglas
Wyoming
Mia
Mary Quintana
Anita Miera
Lucia Miera
Theo
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Hospital Embudo
Esequias Brown
Dix
Holy Cross
Bonnie Castle
Herry
Roy
Cheryl
Nora
Riverside
Calif
Mrs. Castle
Berry
Bonnie Allen
Milton Chase
Hex
Questa Lumber and Hardware
Nick
Ne Ortega
Malaquias Rael
Rael
Moynihan
Norfolk
Fic
AL Penasco
Harper Motor CO
Ford
Cudahy
Rusty
Jack Sprat
del Monte
T Sahd's “Maakner
Kem-Glo
Sherwin-Williams
Ilfeld Howe. & Furn. CO
Lumber Diy
Pueblo
Fleetline
Chevrolet
Stephen Turner
Charles Turners
Santa Barbara Calif
Kit Carson
Thurs
Red Skelton
Barbara Stanwyck
Clark Gable
Natalie Wood
Walt Disney
Gil
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