People · starting with M

Ma's pickles were part of the picnic lunch.

M. A. A. Freeman is an attorney at law in Socorro, New Mexico, practicing in all courts.

Miss Mabel Gilbert was among the attendees at the picnic at LC Ranch.

Obituary of Mabel H. Vanhoozier, age 23, who died at her home on West Iron Avenue.

a.k.a. Mrs Matile II VaiuUrpool, Mrs Mabel II Yawlcipool

Mabel Laws sang a solo at the Christian Endeavor meeting.

a.k.a. Ma bel Laws

Attended a Tiddledy Winks party at Ada Martin's residence.

Attended the social union meeting.

A student who served in editorial management of the High School Herald.

a.k.a. Miss Mabel Miller

Macedonio Ojila was killed outright in the explosion at the Fierro mines.

a.k.a. Macedonio Ojila

Player for New Mexico Military Institute Broncos football team, called plays and scored touchdowns.

a.k.a. McGillivray

Prisoner charged with placing obstructions on the S. P. R. R. to wreck trains.

a.k.a. Maclovio Aguirre

Vice-President of Alumni Association from Chicago, Illinois.

Died when about to grasp a long deferred fortune.

An undertaker whose establishment received Pace's corpse.

The young people of Lake Valley gave a pleasant dance on July 31st for Mae Latham, who has gone to visit her aunt Mrs Alice Lee Montgomery near Duncan, Arizona.

Wife of C. C. Smart who allegedly eloped with Hugh M. Childress, accompanied by her two little girls.

a.k.a. Mrs. Maggie Smart, Mrs. Smart

Woman who heard burglars at the Whitehill residence and fired through the door at them.

a.k.a. Miss Maggie Whitehill

A magistrate who ordered the confiscation of the narrator's possessions.

a.k.a. magistrate of some kind

Maid of All Work is a character in a dialogue responding to the lady.

a.k.a. MaidofAUWork

The mail carrier running the route from Magdalena to the Plaza on the 'Frisco whose cheeks were frozen.

Listed as being at The Timmer, associated with Deming.

a.k.a. C. M. Ryan

Major Bigney was the late faculty member whose position was replaced by Dr. Harold Alden.

a.k.a. Major Bigney

Major Bill Lowell published a letter asserting unfairness in delegate selection for a convention about the new state scheme.

a.k.a. Major 13111 Lowell

Attending coaching school in summer 1937.