Albert Aragon Obituary from Farmington Area
Albert Aragon, year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Arturo Aragon, former Talpa residents now in Farmington, died May 2 in an Albuquerque hospital from leukemia. Surviving are two sisters, Mildred and Sandra, and grandparents Amarante Graham of Farmington and Mike Aragon of Rocky Ford, Colorado. Funeral services were at 5 am Wednesday at the Oratorio in Vallejo, with burial in Talpa Cemetery. Father Gutierrez officiated. pallbearers included Larry Mondragon, Danny Martinez, Dave Maestas, Gustavo Duran, Alton Maestas, and Kennth Aragon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mbert Wilfred Aragon
Arturo Aragon
Talpa
Farmington
Albuqerque
Mildred
Sandra
Amarante Graham
Mike Aragon
Rocky Ford
Colo
Oratorio
Valpa
Talpa Cemetery
Father Gutierrez
Larry Mondragon
Danny Martinez
Dave Maestas
Gustavo Duran
Alton Maestas
Nenneth Aragon
Mrs. Robert Hall Dies April 29
Friends of Mrs. Robert M. Hall formerly Mrs. Blanche Abrams of Dallas mourn her death at Palm Springs California on April 29. She and her husband kept a Palm Springs home for years after living in Santa Fe. Before marriage she had a summer home in Talpa now owned by John Naples. Funeral services were held in Dallas where her daughter Mrs Hal Browning long known in Taos resides.
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Robert M. Hall
Blanche Abrams
Dallas
Palm Springs
Calif
Hall
Santa Fe
Talpa
John Naples
Obituary for Homer Tepe a longtime Morena Valley resident
Homer Tepe, known as Bud Tepe, died recently in Amarillo after a period of coronary trouble. A Morena Valley resident for many years, he is survived by his wife and a brother, Ben Tepe of Fagle Nest, and he was a cousin of Mrs. Judson Crews.
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Homer
Bud) Tepe
Morena Valley
Amarillo
Mr. Tepe
Ben Tepe
Fagle Nest
Judson Crews
Doughbelly Publishes Self Made Rascal Autobiography
Doughbelly Price releases Short Stirrups from West Cremore Press in Los Angeles. The rodeo star’s life is chronicled as an autobiography of a self made rascal and features broncho bust jars by Don Percival as illustrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doughbelly Price
Westrermore Press
Los Angeles
Doughbelly
Don Percival
Plaza Presents Problem To Planners
An editor notes Taos city planning challenges to slow obsolescence of central commercial districts. Emphasizes role of the Plaza area, growth patterns, parking, movement of goods, and zoning to sustain a vibrant downtown amid mall experiments and urban change.
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Plaza
Franke & Cornell
Taos
Red River Opens Busy Trout Season With Big Turnout
The trout season began in Red River in May with many anglers flocking to the area and returning healthy catches. Early in the season, local homeowners are opening summer cabins and a pot luck supper at the schoolhouse drew a record 74 attendees for the season.
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Red River
Seniors Ready For Graduation
The Deckerhoff High School Graduate awards will honor one girl and one boy senior on May 16. Two Bulova watches valued at 75 dollars each will go to the winners, chosen by where the clock hands stop after an eight day relock in Deckerhoff's store. Last year Annabell Vigil and Carlos Santistevan were winners.
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Deckerholl
Taos County
Deckerhoff
Annabell Vigil
Arroyo Hondo
Carlos Santistevan
Ranchos de Taos
Mike Moynihan Scout Party at Moynihan Ranch
The Terry Moynihans hosted a picnic supper for their son Mike at the Moynihan ranch in Ranchitos. Explorer Scouts attended with dates and scout master Clark Funk. The evening concluded with dancing at the Taos recreation center.
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Terry Moynihans
Mike
Moynihan
Ranchitos
Clark Funk
Taos Recreation
Marble Tourney Is Scheduled
The Veterans of Foreign Wars will hold their annual marble tournament at 1 p.m. May 14 at the Municipal School grounds. Eligible entrants are marble champions from each grade across county schools up to age 14 who attend regularly. Prizes include a small gold medal for the champion, a silver for second, and a bronze for third. The top two finishers advance to the state tournament at Belen on May 28. Robert Liebert, event chairman, urges schools to mail postcards from Taos with names and ages of each grade champion.
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Belen
Robert Liebert
Taos
Arca Pionegy and the Millionaire Lord of New Mexico
A fragmented item notes Arca Pionegy and Lucien B. Maxwel as early figures in New Mexico history. It recounts wealth from a two million fortune, a lavish mansion near Mount Baldy, and entertainment in a Concord coach. The piece mentions gold discoveries, fortunes lost, and Maxwell’s death near Fort Sumner with a shared grave that once linked to Billy the Kid.
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Lucien B. Maxwel
Per
Hunter
New Moxley West
Concord
Marrow
Steve Lowell
Say
New Mexico
Mary Maxwell
Mount Baldy
Maxwell
Fort Sumner
Says
Billy the Kid
Colorado Histor Society
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Albert Aragon
Robert Hall
Trumpter Toots
Holy Cross
Rafael Mendez
Kiwanis Club
Taos High School
Holy Cross Hospital
Homer Tepe
Fred J. Federici
Kit Carson
WII
Rogers Jr
Maureen O'Sullivan
Sun., Man
Debbia Reynolds
Tony Randall
Paul Douglas
Continuas
Slim Carter
Hunts Hall & the Bowery
Central Commercial District
Kalamazoo
Mich
Toledo
Ohio
New York City
Rockefeller Center
Taos County Abstract Company, Inc
Juanita M. Howell
Olos
Gidg
LOS MI So Eele
Bill Miller Chevrolet Company
Rexall
RIO Grande Drug
North Plaza
Teos
Bences
Taos County Schools
Democratic
Pa- Politica
Mike Moynihan
EL Cortez
Carlos Lopez Moctezuma
Arca Pionegy
Taos Theatre
Sun
Thurs
Debbie Reynolds
Walter Brennan
Jeh Chandler
Dorothy Malone
Pillars OF the Sky
Kevin Corcoran
Henry Cehi
Toby Tyler
Technicolor
Edmund O'Brien
Julie Londa
Carlos Lopez
Modernit
Elvira Quintone
Amazonas
Johnny
Walker
Johnny Walker
Nny
Tongent Land Office
Abolus
Rheigh
Welker
Travis Stovell
New Mexico Education Association
Momnasia
Roam
N.M. Oi & Ges
Y Rive
Te Rained HY Ton
Jane
Catlee
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