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Newspaper
Albuquerque Morning Journal
Location
Albuquerque, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1925
Page
10
Holms Bursum of Socorro, former senator from New Mexico, visits the city on a brief business trip. Mrs J C Starling and Miss Grace W Jenkins recently stayed at the Hotel Rosslyn and Annex in Los Angeles.
A limited party plans additional reservations for July travel into Mexico. Address Box 1513 El Paso Texas. Adalt Chapter No 6 CE will meet at Masonic Temple this evening at ? o clock. Also tonight at the labor temple 114 West Gold all union men should attend very important.
The Heights Congregational Sunday school held a picnic at Highland park with children and adults enjoying ice cream and games. G Long plans a bungalow on Harvard Avenue. The university youth department presented Illawatha's Wedding Feast on campus with moonlit lighting, a memorable rendition of Hiawatha.
The First National Bank of Albuquerque filed suit against J F Allard on a promissory note for 2640.95. The Luciana Mercantile Company sued Vable C Chaves for 172.23 rent. Habeas petition to bring Brennan children entered. Writ names grandmother Mrs Thelin and sets June 6 at 9 39 a m. A marriage license issued to Minnie K E Wenk and George F Hollingeworth of Albuquerque.
Justice George Roddy reserved a decision in the assault case against Pasqual Cutinola, constable in Old Albuquerque, charged by Josep D. Trujillo with assault while armed. The hearing occurred Thursday morning after Trujillo testified that Cutinolia attacked him at the fiesta Sunday night.
Members of the Federal Em ployes Union and their families will attend a picnic on Saturday at Supper Rock near Tijeras canyon. Instructions from A E Gray and George H Cook specify date June 6 at 1 pm, simple basket supper, no noon meal if needed, and a social program to promote camaraderie.
A 1925 Frederick G Budlong meditation notes that God understands healing grief through spiritual awakening. The piece suggests divine care tempers sorrow and inspires a deeper pursuit of God’s will despite loss.
Baca Mrs Veranda Baca 78 died at home on North Fourteenth Street. Survived by one sister and one brother. Funeral arrangements by Crollett Mortuary to be announced. Lovato Jose Lovato funeral services held at Atrisco cemetery. Garela and Bons Mortuary in charge. Merritt Jim Merritt funeral services today at 10 am Strong Mortuary chapel. Burial Fairview Cemetery. Bravadra Lauriano Saavedra funeral 9 am from 315 Manuel Avenue to Sacred Heart Church. Burial Banta Barbara Cemetery. Swihart Fred 6 Swihart 26 died at home. Came to Albuquerque eight months ago from Rochester Indiana. Survived by widow and small son, parents, one brother and two sisters in Indiana. Burial arrangements by French Mortuary.
Dr William Allen Pusey retiring AMA president visits the state university library reception. Governor Hannett and local dignitaries tour the new building, unveiling reading rooms, New Mexico collection, and a war portrait. A large town turnout praises the fireproof library as students and faculty guide guests.
An evening at the High school auditorium showcased Elsa Hoffmann White’s pupils in a varied program of dance and drama. Young performers including Rheila Rodey Florence Lee Evie Ross Miriam Nolting Elizabeth Ross Elizabeth Lee and Barbara Jamison captivated with graceful fairies old fashioned roles and clever numbers such as Dawn Gavotte Pierrot and Pierette. The production emphasized rhythm timing and expressive motion across all ages.
Sir Robert Falconer head of Toronto University leads push for a Canadian minister to the United States. He argues Canada should be treated as a power in its own right and consulted in arbitration of Western Hemisphere small-nation troubles, a role the United States has reserved.
Miss Letha Matlock and LeRoy Ellsworth wed in an aerial ceremony amid a sand storm lull above Albuquerque. Judge D Mon Toya officiated while the plane stayed grounded. Pilot Rob Hausler then led the post ceremony flight before landing.
The New Mexico cattle and horse growers association executive committee will visit the State College experiment station in Tucumcari to hold its meeting on June 13. Miss Bertha Benson, secretary, said the meeting will be attended by stockmen from the Tucumcari district.
Three new patrol leaders were appointed in Troop 4 of the Boy Scouts Thursday night. They are Kenneth Burns of the Badger patrol Walter Bambrook of the Wolf patrol and Boyce Kitchings of the Bear patrol. A prize of a patrol flag will be awarded to the first full patrol.
Theaters Today Ideal features Williamson's weekend program led by Jack Perrin in The Rim of the Desert plus three comedies Buddy Mes singer City Bound and A Movie Mad Maid. Sunshine Theater offers vaudeville and pictures. Alt and Richardson present a seven-person revue. Henry King’s Sackcloth and Scarlet wrapped filming with Alice Terry. Pastime Theater showcases Anita Stewart in Baree Son of Kazan with Wolf the dog and Our Gang in Sun down Limited. Large crowds attended yesterday and today’s matinee repeats.
Julian Castillo a sheepherder for Ed M. Otero was arraigned in Beverhead New Mexico on June 2 and fined 50 dollars and costs for starting a blaze that burned 500 acres of timber on Loco mountain on May 31. In default of payment he faces 50 days in Catron county jail at Reserve.
Wesley Hopkins, a colored man, held to the federal grand jury under $500 bond after federal prohibition officers found a new 25 gallon still in his possession. Hopkins has been arrested previously on liquor charges.
Silver City reports Charles Hutchmaker, a craneman on a steam shovel for Ray Consolidated Copper at the Chino mines in Santa Rita, was injured Wednesday evening when his jumper sleeve caught in moving machinery. His arm was mangled and amputated above the elbow. he remains a patient at Santa Rita hospital.
In a recital organized under Mrs White, the time and rhythm showed grace and interpretation from all pupils. A late start and frequent scenery and costume changes caused numbering to drag, yet the audience remained to the end and enjoyed the performance.
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