Electionofs Homestead Lodge elects officers and raises secretary pay
Homestead Lodge 1 0 0 F elected Melvill Floersheim as N G and R A Pendleton Edgar Floersheim as Treasurer Wm G Johnson as Secretary A J Hern as Trustee R B Reeder as Representative to Grand Lodge R C Grunig Alternate Rep C A Peare P G The lodge with about a hundred members voted to pay the Recording and Financial Secretary five dollars monthly The meeting noted the lodge’s growth and the need for capable leadership The Red Cross and revival lectures were also highlighted with Lt Tenney Mountain Division A R C speaker and Rev Maddox delivering remarks An obituary announced the death of the baby daughter of Mr and Mrs Lee Anderson in Dawconn with funeral in Roy Cemetery sympathy extended
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Homestead Lodge
Melvill Floersheim
N.G
R. A. Pendleton
W. G. Edgar‘Floersheim
Treas
Wm.iG.Johnson _ See
A. J.hern
R. B. Reeder
Grand Lodge
R. C. Grunig
C. A. Peare P
Johnson
Odd Fellows Lodge
Tenney
Denver
Masonic Hall
Mountain Division
Red’ Cross
New Baptist Church
Maddox
Anderson
Kitchell
Lee Anderson
Dawcon
Antite
Roy
Aill
Chautauqua Plans Set July Dates in Rey
The Cadmean Chautauqua will return to Rey July 2 through 6 with Rev. Hearn as Local Manager. Revival meetings at Roy Baptist Church, led by Rev. Maddox, draw large crowds and broad support across denominations. A July 4 plan is uncertain, with a suggestion to join Carriso Canyon celebrations. An advertising line will be issued to spark interest.
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Rey
Roy
Maddox
Will Carleton Heaton
Kibbey Okla
New Village Marshall Named at Roy Trustees Meeting
At the Roy village trustees meeting Dick Pendleton was appointed village marshal in a move described as a very satisfactory arrangement for the community.
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Roy
Dick Pendleton
Jeweler Sargent Buys New Movie Machine for Roy
Mr F A Sargent, a jeweler and movie man, has purchased a modern picture machine for Roy and plans to screen three nights a week by July 1. He will enlarge his jewelry business and locate there permanently.
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Royis
F. A. Sargent
Sargent
Donations to Second War Drive Fund Encouraged
Financial report lauds community donations to the Red Cross and thanks team captains and contributors. It notes an upcoming issue will publish donor names alphabetically. Also mentions coal stock and completing tasks "Over the Top" and signs off with J Floersheim Post Master Roy N.M. and a German alien registration notice.
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Red Cross
J. Floersheim
Roy N. M
Char
Red Cross A
Jane
Red Cross Auxiliary Formed Near Roy
Mrs W H Wilcox and Mrs Irvin Ogden led Red Cross workers to the Chateau School house 25 miles north where 15 residents signed to form a Roy Chapter Auxiliary. Supplies were left to start work among the women amid praise for the community’s war effort and concern over idle mesa land. Farmers’ migration to mines and factories cuts grain and corn yields, risking over 50 percent production decline.
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Red Cross
W. H. Wilcox
Irvin Ogden
Floersheim R. Lopez
Small Town News From Roy and Surroundings
Daily notes report store closures in Roy area for a Red Cross dinner on the mesa and local updates on residents. Miss Inez Cate leaves wheats fields to serve as assistant superintendent near Denver. others plan homesteads, training camps, and rains affecting crops. Community events include church meetings, reunions, and travel to Kansas, Oklahoma, and New Mexico locales.
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Red Cross
Inez Cate
Solano
Denver
Cate
Mora County updates praise road official and local hires
Road machinery updates and road boss John Mackey receive credit as Mora County officials support public works. Mrs. Ollie D. Williams takes a teaching post at the State Reform School in Springer. Ernest Anderson and Ernest Leatherman plan to enter the army with the next draft.
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A. C. Trujillo
Mora County
Mora
John Mackey
Solano
Trujillo
Ollie D. Williams
Springer and
West Sunday
Ernest Anderson
Ernest Leatherman
Community hall disbanded and Red Cross takes over rooms
Clinton Neal visits Reading Michigan friends after a big fire as the Community hall board disbands and hands control to the Red Cross. The region notes teachers leaving for Las Vegas to teach next fall while locals welcome returning resident Mrs. Foster and celebrate her sons serving in France.
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Clinton Neal
Reading
Michigan
Elmer
Red Cross
Roy
Las Vegas
Lena Lusk
Retha Sale
Tillie Branch
Fanny Blevins
Tucumcari
P. P. Branch
Vegas
F. H. Foster
Alta Iowa
Johnny
Robert
France
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Thomas James
Robert Lansbury
J. J. Taylor
Dick Dietterich
Joe Sanchez
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Mountain View Okla
Henry Stone
la Cinta Canyon
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Springer
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Mountains
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Madrid
Chas
Ratona
Idaho
J. S. Horton
Lillian
Miss Horton
Chicago
New York
Chester
Sanford
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