Obituary for Pedro A. Pacheco of Canonvilo Farm
Pedro A. Pacheco died at 89 on June 25 after a long farming life at Canonvilo in Arroyo Seco. Funeral services were held June 19 at Arroyo Seco Parish with Father Doyle officiating. He leaves a foster daughter Mrs. Frank Garcia of Arroyo Seco. Burial followed at Arroyo Seco Cemetery. eulogy by Esquipula Martinez. pallbearers Tomas Garcia Clara Garcia Mike Montoya Fermin Montoya Frank Valdez Elvert Garcia. Garcia's Funeral Home handled arrangements.
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Arroyo Seco Parish
Pedro A. Pacheco
Pacheco
Canonvilo
Frank Garcia
Arroyo Seca
Father Doyle
Esquipula
Fermin Montoya
Frank Valdez
EL Vert Garcia
Garcia
Vidal Martinez Funeral Held in Pilar for Pueblo Man
Funeral services were held in Pilar on June 21 for Vidal Martinez 28 of Pueblo Colorado who died June 17 in Questa. He is survived by his wife Lui ville two daughters Diana and Bernadine three brothers Johnny Tom Taos and Gil bert Denver four sisters Gloria Miera Marcella Rivers Martha Hubler and Bernice Martinez burial in Pilar Cemetery with Rev Jose M Garcia officiating graveside services by SBMDTU with Meiltyy Struck in charge.
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Pilar
Vidal Martinez
Pueblo
Colo
Questa
Luiville
Diana
Bernadine
Johnny
Tom
Taos
Gilbert
Denver
Gloria Miera
Marcella Rivers
Martha, Hubler
Albuquerque
Bernice Martinez
Jose M. Garcia
S.B.M.D.T.U
Meilityy
Eulogy Given and Pallbearers Named for Obituary
A eulogy was delivered by Olmedo Abeyta. Pallbearers were Alfred Montoya, David Martinez, Robert Balaza, Frank Pacheco, Frank Villanueva and Lawrence Sanchez. Arrangements were by Garcia's Funeral Home.
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Olmedo Abeyta
Alfred Montoya
David Martinez
Robert Balaza
Frank Pacheco
Frank Villanueva
Lawrence Sanchez
Garcia
Tafoya Drowning Victim Ed wardo Tafoya 47
Edward Tafoya of Canyon Parist drowned June 19. Survived by three sons Joe Billy Felix and one daughter Mrs Lacey Rivera all of Canyon. Also three brothers Larry Adolfa Cole Ben and four sisters Rose Lola Teresina Maria. Burial in Canyon Cemetery with Pater Andrew Starbeck officiating. Pallbearers listed. arrangements by Garcia's Funeral Home.
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Canyon Parist
Edwardo Tafoya
Joe
Billy
Felix
Lacey Rivera
Canyon
Larry
Denver
Adolfa
Pueblo
Cole
Ben
Taos
Rose Mondragon
Lola Medina
Teresina Codova
Bessman
Tex
Maria’ Truj
Elizardo Quintana 80 dies in Taos
Services were held June 18 at Our Lady of Guadalupe for Elizardo Quintana 80 who died June 16 at his El Prado home. Survived by brother Cristobal Quintana and sister Margarita Q Vigil both of Taos. He was Taos County sheriff 1908–1912 and sheep inspector 1918–1928. Burial in Dolores Cemetery with Father Albert Chavez. He was a noted rancher and active in politics and a Woodman of the World.
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Our Lady of Guadalupe
Elizardo Quintana
el Prado
Cristobal Quintana
Margarita Q. Vigil
Taos
Quintana
Taos County
Dolores Cemetery
Albert Chavez
Torras blank Madhens in junior league 7 3 win with 12 Ks
In the Junior Baseball League Torras defeated the Madhens 7-3 as Paul Maestas fanned 12 to earn the win and Fidel Trujillo fanned 21 in the losing effort. Dodgers beat Dixon 13-0 with Raymond Parraz striking out 14, while Cristobal Quintana and crew named for the pailbearers. Cardinals beat Rockets 80 with Ernest Gomez tossing a shutout. Francis Fernandez got the win. Minor League Latines edge El Crepusculo 7-4 with Mike Cohn the winner and E Castro the loser. American Legion Juniors Las Vegas Post No. 24 down Taos Post No. 16 7-3 as Pancho Parraz relieved for the victory. Upcoming games listed for July 1–6 across Junior League, Minor League, and Legion, plus summer recreation program notes.
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Torras
Madhens
Paul Maestas
Fidel Trujillo
Dodgers
Dixon
Cardinals
Rockets
Ernest Gomez
Francis Fernandez
Raymond Parraz
Latines
el Crepusculo
Mike Cohn
E. Castro
American Legion Juniors
Las Vegas
Taos Post
Albert Medina
Pancho Parraz
Taos
Torres
Mudhens
American Legion
Tucumcari
Miss Cornelia Rael Questa Death Notice
Cornelia Rael of Questa died at home on June 19. She is survived by her brother Eloy Rael of Taos and sister Mrs. Josefina Barela of Questa. Burial was in the Questa Cemetery with Father Litjen officiating. Eulogy by Agapito Vigil. pallbearers Claudio Montoya Eutimio Martinez Arturo Barela Felimon Rael Gustavo Espinosa and Fermin Cisneros. Arrangements by Garcia's Funeral Home.
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Questa
Cornelia Rael
Eloy Rael
Taos
Josefina Barela
Father Litjen
Agapito Vigil
Claudio Montoya
Eutimio Martinez
Arturo Barela
Felimon Rael
Gustavo Espinosa
Elizabeth Reed Rites Held at Our Lady of Guadalupe
Elizabeth Ann Reed, 47, died Monday evening at Holy Cross Hospital. A Requiem High Mass was held yesterday at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church. Surviving husband Ira B. Reed of Taos and brothers Rev Richard A. Vachon and Laurence F. Vachon of San Francisco. Burial Sierra Vista Cemetery. Father Richard Vachon officiated. Pallbearers: Arthur McElreath Jr, James Farrell, Jerry Howell, Jack Berrenberg, Charles Brooks, Richard Grainger. Arrangements by Han Jon Funeral Home.
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Our Lady of Guadalupe Church
Elizabeth Ann Reed
Holy Cross Hospital
Pueblo News Briefs On Busy Rural Life In New Mexico
Residents in Pueblo Taos and nearby areas face a heavy workload with farming haying adobe building and daily chores A notable item is Jeff King a Navajo centenarian former Army scout who has become a colonel on Gov John Burroughs staff He will be honored at Fort Wingate Centennial events August 25 to 28 King who lives on the Navajo Reservation also serves as a medicine man and relies on a small pension The state library bookmobile schedule for July lists visits to Ojo Caliente Questa Trampas Chamisal Vado Rio Lues and Penasco with times across July 5 9 12 24 26 30 per area
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Pueblo
Taos
Jeff King
John Burroughs
Fort Wingate
Gallup
Albuquerque
Army
King
New Mexico State Library Commission
Ojo Caliente
Questa
Trampas
Chamisal
Vadito
Rodarte
Penasco
Rio Luen
Taos to Host 2000 Boy Scouts for National Jamboree
Final arrangements by Kiwanis Lions and Rotary under Col. Herschel Colbert and Bob Brooks prepare Taos for more than 2,000 Boy Scouts arriving July 15 to 29. Scouts come from across the country to attend the Colorado Springs National Jamboree July 22 to 28. Houses, meals and tours are organized with school gyms, armory and classrooms used for housing and shifts at local restaurants. The Youth Shelter in Kit Carson Park will offer lodging for unregistered scouts or those delaying arrival. Registration sites will be set up around the park and highway signs posted.
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Kiwanis, Lions and Rotary Clubs
Herschel Colbert
Bob Brooks
Taos
Colorado
Fore
Kit Carson Park
Harrison Column Friday From Taos
The Will Harrison column from Taos will appear Friday with Jim Cosgrove of The Taos News writing it while Harrison is on vacation. The piece discusses the upcoming Kit Carson Electric Co Operative election and runs in 15 daily New Mexico papers plus one in Amarillo Texas.
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Will Harrison
Taos
Harrison
Jim Cosgrove
The
Taos News
Kit Carson Electric Co-Operative
New Mexico
Amarillo
Tex
Birth of the Atomic Age in New Mexico history
The July New Mexico Magazine Vacation Issue recounts the birth of the atomic era from July 16, 1945, when the Alamogordo test shook the desert and the two billion dollar project pushed toward surrender of Japan. It traces the DOE’s early New Mexico sites from Los Alamos to Sandia Base and Kirtland, then White Sands and later research installations after Alamogordo and Sunspot, amid the explosion’s Sacramento Mountains backdrop.
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U.S
New Mexico
Desert
Japan
AEC
Los
Alamos
O Sandia
Ns Aero
A.F
Albuquerque
White Sands
Alamogorda
Sacramento Mountains
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Taos High School
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Silento Rodriguez
Nick
Wildman” Roberts
America
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ED Sharpe
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Jack O'Reily
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VFW
Hamilia Re
Edward Tafoya
E. Quintana
Furniture Dept
North Pueblo Home Supply
Bonnie Fernandez
Pablo Quintana
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Eloy Quintana
Pablilo Quintana
Francis Quintana
Raymond Parrez
Gene
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Firemen
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J. B. Martinez Jr
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Bob & Eloy
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Kimbell
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Segn Ground
Wieners
Holsum
USDA
First State Bank OF
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Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Bank
United States
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Vic
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Dorothy Bresdenburg
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State of New Mexico
Lillian F. Campos
Pueblo News
Colbert
Chamber of Commerce
Valley Abstract and Title Company
Milton A. Sports
Bonded Abstractors
Taos Inn
Taos Area
Highlands University
C. Newton Stoken
Temple University
Jose E. Senna
Herfaso
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Farmington
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George A. Oni
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Costilla
Dr. Stokes
Lucelle M. Fernand
Teresina Garcia
Tripilo
Eloy M. Fernandez
Tag Municipal
Teese
Philmont National Scout Ranch
Teader
Dar Sheehan
Philmont
Mie
Tito
Fticulo
Gficulo
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Isla Seme Escrit Sr
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