Taos Kiwanians to Attend 47th Kiwanis International Convention
Taos Kiwanis Club members Bernabe Chavez Sam Martinez Leroy Garcia Joe Rodriguez Lar kin Salazar J A Maes and Selso Martinez will travel to Denver June 10 14 for the 47th Kiwanis International convention. They join other Kiwanians and families for a return visit after 38 years. The program in Denver includes officers election top club and district recognitions and community service resolutions. Notable speakers include United States Senator John G Tower actor Robert Montgomery editor Sidney Katz and Judge Mary Conway Kohler with youth organization leaders Key Club Circle K and a fashion pageant for attendees wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernabe Chavez
Sam Martinez
Leroy Garcia
Joe Rodriguez
Larkin Salazar
J. A. Maes
Selso Martinez
Kiwanis Club of
Taos
Kiwanis International
Denver
Tune
Kiwanis
Rocky Mountain
Denver City Auditorium
United States
Canada
Mexico
J. R. Witthuhn
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Witthuhn
John G. Tower
Texas
Robert Mont-gomery
National Cultural Center
Washington, D.C
Sidney Katz
Maclean's Magazine
Toronto
Ontario
Arthur L. Miller
D.C
Montview Presbyterian Church
J. Andru Turk
Key Club International
John W. Melton Hl
Circle K International
Ladies* T
Escapees Return to Taos Jail in Extradition Case
Taos news reports three escapees from Taos jail were captured in Arizona after 70 days, returned with officials, and booked for burglary investigations at the Taos Country Club. Also listed are hospital admissions births and dismissals dated May 22 to May 28, including residents of Embudo Taos Arroyo Seco Questa Llano and Ojo Sarco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silviano Sanchez
Ff Llano
Robert Akers
Embudo
Aurora Lopez
Vadito
Leroy Romero
Ojo
Arizona
Jake Pineda
Palemon Pacheca
Arroyo Seco
Gilbert Garcia
Ranchos
Show Low
Taos
Arthur Trujillo
Zack Martinez
Taos Tores
Malaquias Rael
Questa
Refugio Alfira
Obituary: Mrs Edward A Temple 80 Taos summers
Mrs. Edward A Temple, 80, died May 4 in a Waco Texas hospital after four months illness. Widow of Rt. Rev. Edward Temple, first bishop of North Texas Missionary District, she was active in Waco civic life and a member of St. Pauls Church Ridgewood Country Club and the National Society of Colonial Dames. She survived by two sons and a granddaughter, burial at Oakwood Cemetery after services at St. Pauls Episcopal Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. Temple
Taos
Waco Tex
St. Paul's Church
Ridgewood Country Club
National Society of Colonial Dames
Woman's Club
Waco Garden Club
Edward
Wyomissing
Davis
Dallas
John L. Beister
Philadelphia
Obituary notices for Mascarenas and Coca in Costilla and Taos
Aaron Mascarenas 61 of Costilla died over the weekend. His funeral is planned for Wednesday at 9 a.m. with Rev Lit jen at Costilla, burial at Costilla by Garcia Funeral Home. Rosary was held Monday and Tuesday nights at his home. Cristobal Coca 41 of Taos died May 2 at home. Survived by two brothers Antonia and Anastacio, both of Taos, two sisters Mrs Lucy of Santa Fe and Mrs Josile Le Roux of Sidney Nebraska. Funeral by Rev Msgr Schoeppner at Central Catholic High School Gym at 9 a.m. Monday. Eulogy by Felimon Sanchez. Pallbearers Madrilio Martinez Daniel Romero Fidel Romero Severa Archuleta Henry Martinez Fred Martinez. Burial at Las Cruces Cemetery by Garcia's Funeral Home. Rosary at Garcia's Chapel Saturday and Sunday at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron Mascarenas
Costila
Costilla
Lit' Jen
Garcia
Cristobal Coca Cristobal Coca
Taos
Antonia
Anastacio
Lucy
New
Santa Fe
Joselita le Roux
Sidney
Nebraska
Msgr. Schoeppner
Central Catholic High School
Felimon Sanchez
Madrilio Martinez
Daniel Romero
Fidel Romero
Severa Archuleta
Henry Martinez
Fred Martinez
Las Cruces
Taos and Questa Residents Noted in May Births and Names
A May listing from Taos area records notes numerous births and residents. Names include May dates with families in Ranchos Taos Pueblo Questa Arroyo Seco and surrounding areas, plus births for Medina Ranchos Fernandez Atencio Romero and others, with weights for two newborns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Medina
Ranchos
Clyde Fernandez
Faustio B. Atencio
Vadito
Walter Romero
Taos
Guadalupe Romero
Pueblo
Taos TV booster plan aims to bring in members and signals
FCC and local Taos Community TV outline a $4,000 to $5,000 system with annual dues near $5 and yearly operating costs around $125 per unit. They emphasize an honor system, warn units may be turned off if not paid, and solicit contributions to Dave Polson while seeking signal information from set owners in fringe areas. Officers include Colegrove as president and Polson as secretary treasurer with several other directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Polson
Taos Community Tv, Inc
Taos
Colegrove
TV Group
van Hinds
Polson
Fred Baca
Pond
al Rosen
Moynihan
Big Vickers
George Reynolds
Clarence Galli
Meliton Struck
Ernest Santistevan
Folk Yarns At Taos County Meeting On June First
Taos County Historical Society outlines a program for its regular monthly meeting in the Taos area. Members will present stories remedies and historic incidents passed down through family tradition about roots herbs cures diseases and removing the evil eye. The public is welcome.
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Taos County
Homemakers College and Extension Club Meet Set at NMSU
The Sixth Annual Homemakers College and the Ninth Annual Meeting of New Mexico Association as Home Extension Clubs will convene June 4 8 1962 at New Mexico State University. County registration forms are available at the county agent’s office with a deadline of June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico Association
New Mexico State University
Officer Has Busy First Week Here
Peace Justice John Hobbs levied fines totaling 230 in 10 cases last week aided by new state officer Ray Daves who replaced Roger Martinez. Multiple drivers faced fines for speeding, stop sign disobedience, drunk and disorderly conduct, yellow line violations, reckless driving, and license issues between May 23 and May 28 with varying costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace
John Hobbs
Ray Daves
Roger Martinez
James B. French
French
Hobbs
David L. Ceballes
Espanola
Carl Berghofer
Fish and Game Department
Benito A. Manzanares
Costilla
Martinez
John B. Best, Jr
Amarillo
Daves
Louis Gutierrez
Taos
Sam Gallegos
Cornelio Cisneros
Questa
Pacomio Trujillo
Las Cordovas
Jose E. Vigil
Arroyo Seco
Eloy B. Lopez
San Luis
Colo
Gallegos
Services Added At Local Presbyterian Church
Two services will be held at the Presbyterian Church starting this Sunday and continuing through the summer. Only one service in winter months. Each summer another service is added for members and tourists. Services at 8 20 and 11 a.m. Everyone is invited.
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The
Presbyterian Church
Detective Armando Jaramillo to Practice in Taos County
Armando Jaramillo of Arroyo Hondo completed a May 7 course at the National Detective Academy in Los Angeles. He studied general detective and police work during a one year program and plans to practice from his home in Taos County with the aim of opening an official office in Taos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armando T. Jaramillo
Arroyo Hondo
National Detective Academy
Los Angeles
Taos County
Celestino Jaramillo
Taos
Variety Of Pets Up For Adoption At Shelter Patience Needed
A local animal shelter lists a large mix of adoptable pets as summer arrives. Detailing a spayed female chow type dog, a spayed black and white collie, three male terrier crosses, two female terrier pups, and six small male terrier pups, plus grey and white long haired kittens, all eating solid food and ready for homes. The shelter offers boarding and notes on-site veterinary care for traveling owners.
Boles Family Mourns Death of J W Boles in Texas
Mr and Mrs Joe Boles and daughter Mrs Jerry Howell traveled to Lubbock Texas on May 18 due to the illness of J W Boles 80. He died shortly after their arrival. He had lived in Gordon Texas and was hospitalized in Lubbock. Surviving are another son Jack Boles of Lubbock and another grandchild Don Boles of Lubbock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Boles
Jerry Howell
Lubbock, Tex
J. W. Boles
Boles
Gordon, Tex
Lubbock
Jack Boles
Don Boles
Also Mentioned on This Page
San Francisco
Mary Conway Kohler
President
National Committee On the Employment of
Kohler
Saturday Evening Post
Sandra
Llano
James
Embude
Brian Patrick Bennett
Chris Mondragon
Pat Martinez Jr
Raymond
Edwardo Martinez
Frankie
Agustin Brita
Oja Sarco
Mary Chiusano
Sylvia Leyba
Rodarte
Reynaldo Gar ‘CIA
Reynaldo Jr
Cruz Vasquez
Chamisal
Agapito Valdez
Dix.- Cn
Gilbert Quinto of
J. Sullivan Bond
Frank Mangum
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Oakwood, Cemetery
Holy Cross
Guadalupe Gonzales
Ragland
Minnie Dwire
Henrietta Gomez
Christopher Lefthand
Charles J. Concha
Taos Pueblo
Amadeo Garcia
Henry Visil
Ranches
Sofia Ortega
Elay Lopez
Ernie Vigil
Alamosa
Cala
Joe Cortez
Marie Klinkowski
Loretta Sandoval
Margaret Smith
Adonesio Duran
Pauline Casias
Medina
Adelaida Berela
Adonilra Sanchez
Mary Lou Concha
Repito Sanchez
Amalia
Mary Packard
Joe J. Gutierrez
Albuquerque
Mrg
Patey Fernandez
Richard Yount
Eloy J Lopez
San Luis, Cola
FCC
Lalpa School
Talpa School
Yolanda Herrera
Tessie Brandal
George Chavez
Clifton Cline
Roll
Eloy Romero
Irene Voigt
Gabriel Casias
LeRoy Brandhal
Delma Duran
Vigil
Viana McGhee
Guadalupe Trujillo
Pablo Archuleta
Hannah Wallace
Major Troublefield
Rudy Benavidez
Jimmy Taylor
Valley Abstract and Title Company
Milton A. Sports
Bonded Abstractors
LA Mesa Park
Roton, New Mexico
Lal
Kit Carson
Tammy Tell ME True
Sondra Dee Lee
Wild River
Montgomery Clift
Suns
Tyes
Victor Merbert
Disney
Animal Shelter
Jodphurs
Falcon
South
Pusble St
Boske
Taos Travel Agency
Seattle
Margo Grainger
S. S. Dominion
S. S. Acapulco
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