School Report for Month Ending Oct 7 1916
Monthly school attendance figures from Grammar Room and High School show 32 enrolled in grammar, 588 total days attended 30 average daily attendance for intermediate room and 350 days 18 average for primary. Names listed for on time and tardy attendance include several students. principal notes need for signature on communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muyaker
Mary Russel
Edgar Floersheim
Zoe Cable
Joseph Goodman
Helen Allredue
Clara Church
Hazel Sheltren
Eula M. Tindall
Gertrude Pendleton
Nellie R. Goodman
Blanche James
Archie Davis
Sylvan Ploershein
Gladys Nolan
Marie Kern
William G. Johnson
Glen Anderson
Lysle Anderson
Ehmer Scott
Raymond Pendleton
Jimmie Proctor
David Sheltren
Lloyd Scott
Opa Scott
Tommie Burris
Audrie Proctor
Helen Russel
Tanly
Cecilia McGrath
Ruby McGrath
Gaston Tyler
Catherine M. Jardee
George Sheltren
Vernon ‘Taylors Finis Wright
Hart Wane
Genevieve Brown
Zelpha Church
Dortha Gibbs
Louise Kennedy
Marie Burris
Lays Tanghet
Pleasant View Township Fair Draws Crowds and Exhibits
A recent Pleasant View Township fair drew large crowds with corn maize sorghum pumpkins squashes melons and fine colts and cattle. Premiums were awarded though the final list was not ready. An exhibit by Goodman Mercantile Co showcased local crop samples in Roy New Mexico drawing curious observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant View
Pleasant View Township
Goodman Mere, Co
Roy Market Moves to New Quarters in Prominent Corner
The Roy Land & Live Stock Co moved into new quarters in The Roy building on the corner previously occupied by the Palace Bar. The meat market's layout is improved and stock doubled with new shelving and a building overhaul. Exterior refacing with concrete and repainting is planned, and with the nearby Post Office, trees, and growth this year, the corner is described as the most attractive in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Land & Live Stock Co
Roy
Palace Bar
Postoffice
Mrs Stone Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Mrs Stone, previously hospitalized for three months with a fractured hip, returned to her La Cinta Canyon home from Solano. Dr Frank Brady accompanied Mrs Henry Stone, who traveled on a cot in the baggage car and is expected to recover after a painful siege in the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brady
Dawson
Henry Stone
Solano
la Cinta Canyon
County Division Opinion Reflects Uncertain Plan
A local editorial expresses no firm commit to county divisions via a Constitutional Convention. It urges counties to determine their needs before action and hints at Roy becoming the county, while acknowledging the delay in settling what is desired and how to obtain it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Jeke
Springer Fair Prize Winners Named by Roy Citizens
Max Karlsruher reports premiums won by Roy citizens at the Springer Fair. First Premiums: Frank Sheltren carrots, B. Shannon potatoes, A. J. Hern Mexican beans, E. H. Gunn broom corn. Second Premiums: S. B. Shannon turnips, B. W. Sturgis Miller, F. H. Foster wheat, R. Abernathy tomatoes. Mentioned honors go to S. Shannon and W. H. Guthman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Karlsruher
Roy
Frank Sheltren
B. Shannon
A. J. Hern
E. H. Gunn
B. W. Sturgis
F. H. Foster
R. Abernathy
Mr. Shannon
W. H. Guthman
Karlsruher
Appel & Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
D. Ella Romine
Pardy
Pleasant View School
Roy, N. M
Makesllinois
Towa
Missouri
New Quarters
Mrs. Stone
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