Deaths in Roy Area Amid Flu Epidemic
Notices report eleven local deaths from the Flu in Roy and vicinity over two weeks. Among the deceased are John and Mary Johnson, Madison Laughter, Mia Trujillo, and Mrs. Trujillo. Also noted are Mrs. B. T. Goss and others, with Red Cross aid workers attending the sick family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
John and
Mary Johnson
Herbert Davis
Baby
John Davis
Mia. Cole
Madison Laughter
Trujillo
Ben Pacheco
F. 8. Brown
Wm. Brashears
Wm. Roy
J. L. Swaim
F. S. Strickland
R. Kilmurray
Wm. Hill
Irvin Ogden
Mickie Ploersheim
John Weisdorfer
F. A. Bruce
Fannie Blevins
Genevive Brown
Eula Hanna
Miss Bryant
Laake
Letha Gray
Mary Hern
Ernestine Grzelajoski
Relief Work Heroes Praised In Roy Epidemic Effort
The Relief Corps under Red Cross Home Service in Roy honors many volunteers and nurses for tending flu and pneumonia victims. It notes lives saved, car donations from Beck Motor Co. and Liberty Garage, and plans for future street improvements and school reopening delays. Ben Pacheco, a Roy pupil, died after illness. schools may stay closed until conditions normalize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Relief Corps
Red Cross Home Service
Roy
Homer Holmes
James Howell
V. V. Carus
Wm. Gilstrap
Harry Chambers
Elmer Scott
Lloyd Scott
Melville
Edgar Floersheim
Beck Motor Co
Liberty Garage
Ben Pacheco
Ben
Miss Bryant
Board of Health
Roy News Roundup From Mora County 1920
Personal notices from Roy New Mexico report W F Burriss of Mills renewing S A, I Floersheim now in Albuquerque wants S A to keep up with Roy. Community deaths include Mrs J M Beard and Bernice Brown with influenza. Local notices cover partial stock filings for Mesa Co operative and notary confirmations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Santa Fe
Hugh H. Williams
Atbants
Mesa Co-Operative Company
State Corporation Commission
State of New Mexico
A. D
Hugh HH. Williams
Roy
County of
Mera
J. W. Johnson
Floersheim
Internal Revenue Collector
Albuquerque
Mora
le Bendon
J. F. Shampiin
Frederick Pluhman
R. W. Boulware
J. W. Beck
J. W. Johnson, Sr
Chris Willers
George H. Ray
Paul C. Haines
Notary Public
New Mexico
Office of State Corporation Commission of
P.M. A. L. Morrison
Mrs Blunk Dead And Other Local Updates
Mrs Blunk died Wednesday night after a 10 day illness from pneumonia. Sam Strong shows improvement after receiving serum yesterday. F G Campbell of Roy Trading Co on vacation visiting his wife in North Washington Pennsylvania. Tom Scott and wife returned from Missouri. Raymond Pendleton auto expert at Liberty Garage travels to Amarillo for knowledge on Av ery Tractors. Fred Fluhmann reports family recovering from flu. seven ill at once. M Conner notes flu activity at Solano with several serious cases improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Laughter
J. B. Laughter
Jane
Fred
Strong
Roy
Solano
Solano Cemetery
B. T. Goss
Sam Strong
Floersheim Mercantile Co
Kate Dunbar
Old One
Tucumcari
F. G. Campbell
The
Roy Trading Co
North Washington
Penna
Raymond Pendleton
Liberty Garage
Amarillo
Avery
Fred Fluhmann
Liberty School Closed Amid Flu Epidemic Reopener
Liberty School has been closed for a week due to the flu epidemic. Hugh Mitchell and family recover from illness including pneumonia after flu. D P Moore builds a house in Roy for son in law Donald Nugen. Wolcott Russell of Roy visits Robert Holmes and family. Ocie Canon's infant daughter recovers from serious illness. J F Jackson and Albert Woodward visit Roy for two days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Mitchell
J. 4. Jackson
Albert Woodward
Roy
Mrs Melvin Bentley Dies in Mills Area
Mrs Melvin Bentley of Mills died of illness and complications at a Springer hospital Monday and was buried in Mills Wednesday. Mrs Martin and daughters Virginia and Clara and M. Bentley are among helpers ministering to them in Mills country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melvin Bentley
Mills
Springer
Martin
Virginia
Clara
Bentley
Snowy wheat and health notes from Bradley district
In the Bradley area the light snow aided wheat, and sick residents are improving. Community life includes Farm Bureau activity at Mosquero, visits among residents, carpenters finishing cattle sheds, and local building plans. A postmaster jokes about changing drinks due to delivery routes. Fitzgeralds return from Fort Worth report heavy rain and damaged cotton fields.
Also Mentioned on This Page
John
Mary
Red Cross
Mia
Madeline Trujillo
Lee West
Pablo Trujillo
Sind
G. BR. Abernathy
Kirksville
Missouri
Mrs. A
G. R
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Jake Floersheim
Waldo Morria
Wm. G. Johnson
John Nowlin
Dick Pendleton
M. Bagwell
Moline Universal
State OF
State Corporation Commission of
A. L. Morrison
Misc
Fabian Chavez
Luis Pacheco
Wesa Co-Operative Company
Legislative Assembly of
Territory of
W. F. Burriss
Fred Brown
N. L. Benson
Kansas City
J. F. Shamblin
Frederick Fluhman
W. A. Steinbach
Mosquero
Texas
Iid
Ran
Mtee
N.L. Benson
J.F. Shamblin
Hh. Ray Ate
Vine
Frank Goehri
Srn Wegan Davis
J. M. Beard
Davis
Woming Hood
Alfred
Mr. Davis
Roy Cemetery
Alfred Matthew Davis
Bernice Brown
W. 8. Brown
Chicago
Illinois
John S. Davis
S. F. Davis
Mrs
L. A. Brown
Arch Day
Elizabel- Nels Benson
Jersey
Raven
Oscar Blunk
Tom Scott
M. Conner
Liberty
Bradley District
Orren Beaty
Union County
Moxquero
Sidney Reed
Ralph Hazen
Curtis West
Don Bradley
Morford
Loyd
Garms
J. G. Pritchard
Henry Farr
Henry
Russell Kerns
Ray Carr
Mr. Fitzgerald
Fort Worth
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