Indiana Wedding Unites Elsie Maurer and Earl Trible
A wedding at Mt. Vernon Indiana joined Elsie M Maurer and Earl W Trible of Roy New Mexico. The ceremony under white lattice and bells featured Lohengrin on piano, Rev John C Cummins officiating, and a pink and white luncheon. The couple plan home in Roy after January 15 with relatives and friends present.
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Lillian Fisher
Evansville
John C. Cummins
Owensville
Oakland City College
Roy
New Mexico
McGary
Princeton
William Simmons
Terre Haute
Fern Thompson
Oakland City
Nora Caborn
Chicago
Messrs
John
Davenport Brothers Lose Father in Jane Missouri
The Davenport Brothers owners of the Roy Garage received a telegram Monday announcing their father's death at Jane Missouri. The news shocked them as Jeos had just visited a week earlier and found his father ill but not seriously so. They could not reach in time for the funeral due to distance. Friends express heartfelt sympathy.
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Davenport Brothers
Roy
Jane
Jeos
Victor Class of Roy elects officers for 1915
The Victor Class of Roy elected officers last Sunday for 1915. Irvin Ogden, Sr. was chosen president with Miss Leora Hall re elected as vice president and Miss Blanche Kitchell as secretary and treasurer. The class has grown in numbers and interest and aids town uplift and community betterment.
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Victor
Roy
Irvin Ogden, Sr
Leora Hall
Sec’y
Treas
Blanche Kitchell
A R Davis Moves Store to New Building
A R Davis opened a new building Monday morning after moving from the old site. The transfer occurred between Saturday closing and Monday opening, with a fine storeroom able to hold several carloads of flour and supplies, and the shop described as very attractive.
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A. R. Davis
Groom and Bride Welcomed by Community in Evansville Area
Friends of the groom extend warm greetings to him and his bride as she joins social and church circles where his influence has been strong. Prof. Triple returns to Mt. Olive School duties near Mills after a bachelor period. The Abernathys host a Saturday reception January 9 for the Victor and Bible Students Classes honoring Earl Trible and his bride.
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Stiltz
Evansville
Forest Morris Elberfeld
Oscar Birch
Elizabeth Town
Triple
Mt. Olive
Mills
G. R. Abernathy
Roy
Earl Trible
Cattle Theft Warrants Lead to Colorado Capture
Sippie Valdez of Red River Canyon was captured by Colorado officers and turned over to Mora County Deputies on cattle stealing charges. Warrants were issued for Enrique Pacheco and Valdez, who fled into Colorado mining camps. Valdez waived preliminary examination in Roy, then was moved to Wagon Mound for bonds. Pacheco remains at large.
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Sippie Valdez
Red River Canyon
Colorado
Mora County
Pacheco
Valdez
Judge Foster
Roy
Wagon Mound
Calendar Ad Sparsely Details Thoroughbred Percheron Horses
An item notes C C Cunningham's calendar from Springer advertising his thoroughbred Percheron horses and highlights the display of equine offerings. The fragment suggests a promotional notice aimed at buyers and enthusiasts.
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C.C. Cunningham
Springer
Rebekah Lodge Launches War Relief Movement
Herman Goodman led a drive at the Rebekah Lodge to contact the national organization and prepare to aid starving women and children in war torn lands and assist members at home, aligning with the order’s teachings to do good for humanity.
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Rebekah
Herman Goodman
Rebekah Organization
Bride-to-be awaits Ross Haton in Eldon Missouri
Ross Haton left Saturday for Eldon Missouri where a bride-to-be awaits his coming. He will stay several weeks and will not reveal the wedding date due to illness in the lady's family. He will read the LA during his absence and use it as a booster while back East.
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Ross Haton
Eldon
Missouri
Ross
Newborns Reported From Local Couples
New year births announced in two local families. An eight pound boy arrived Friday January 1 to Mr. and Mrs. Martin Rhyne with mother and child reported well. A daughter was born Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. E J H Roy with parents noting they will keep the girl.
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Martin Rhyne
E. J. H Roy
Jane
Bank president visits Roy Trust and Savings daily
H. B. Jones, president of the Roy Trust and Savings Bank, traveled from Tucumcari on Monday to meet with the bank directors and review the year’s business. He notes this branch is among the best and he gives it personal attention despite his duties at the Tucumcari main bank.
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H. B. Jones
Roy Trust and Savings Bank
Tucumcari
Mr. Jones
Harmony Rebekah Lodge Installs Officers New Year Night
Harmony Rebekah lodge installed officers at their regular meeting on New Year’s night with Mrs Gussie Floersheim as installing officer. Officers installed include Mrs Emiliae Kitchell N G, Mrs Ethel Harper W G, Miss Blanche Kitchel Secy May, Gussie Floersheim Treas, Mrs H Goodman Chaplain, Mrs Burleson Warden, Miss Shirley Nutter Conductor, Miss Grace Collins Junior Past Grand. J Floersheim, H Goodman and I Ogden Sr named to minor offices. The lodge shows better condition and good prospects for the year.
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Harmony Rebekah Lodge
Hay
Gussie Floersheim
Emiliae Kitchell
N. G
Ethel Harper
W. G
Blanche Kitchel
Secy
Treas
H Goodman
Burleson
Shirley Nutter
Grace Collins
Miss Grace Collins Senses Illness Then Returns to Roy Schools
Grace Collins missed class Monday due to a severe grip illness and returned Thursday. It marks the first absence in four years of teaching in the Roy Schools, with pupils reassigned to a substitute during her illness.
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Grace Collins
Roy
Henry Stone Helps Koehler Ranch During Absence
Henry Stone has been staying at Koehler ranch this week to manage duties while the owner is away. He assists with daily chores and oversees operations until return.
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Henry Stone
Koehler
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Indiana
Mt. Vernon
W. C. Maurer
Elsie M
Earl W. Trible
Roy New Mexico
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