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Holbrook News

Location

Holbrook, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1921

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Village postmistress may keep both jobs

Washington reports Postmaster General Hays rules that a married village postmistress may retain her position without resigning to take a new appointment or requalify. The decision follows an appeal from Mrs. H Gardner of the Civil Service Commission who called the old rule unjust. The solicitor’s opinion found no legal obstacle beyond departmental rulings and viewed old rules as contrary to public policy.

Washington Dac Hays H. Gardner Civil Service Commission Ofice Gardner Department

Marshal Foch Remembered for Courtesy in 1919

The author recalls meeting Marshal Ferdinand Foch at Fortress Ehrenbreitstein in early 1919. Despite ranks, the interaction was polite, reflecting a view of French generals as kind. The note also mentions ongoing construction on the Scorse building and plans to finish within about thirty days.

Fortress Ehrenbreitstein Germany Scorse

Sunday Services at Methodist Episcopal Church

Frank R. Speck, pastor, leads Sunday School at 10 a m with 100 expected attendees. Public Worship begins 11 10 with sermon The Voice in the Wilderness and music including Anthem Arise Shine and Violin Solo by Mr. Carter. Epworth League 7 20 and Christmas cantata rehearsals under way for December 25 with about fifty participants and a Santa visit.

Frank R. Speck L. D. Smyth Carter Epworth League Santa Claus

Elks and Womans Club Bring Xmas Cheer to Holbrook

The Elks and the Womans Club of Holbrook announce a Christmas tree for children aged 2 to 12. The event starts at 2 30 p m on December 25 opposite the Santa Fe depot. Children must report to ensure none are missed.

The Elks Womans Club Womans ‘Club Elks of Holbrook Santa Fe

Black Canyon Resumes Drilling

Active drilling is resumed at the Black Canyon well under Manager McCloskey. A full crew operates at the site as the structure is regarded as one of the field’s best. The camp is neat and well arranged, with expected results pleasing to stockholders.

Black Canyon McCloskey

Local School Teams Deliver Competitive Friday Night Showdowns

Junior High Girls beat Holbrook opponents 11 to 2 with Bessie Hathorn shining. Holbrook High girls edged Williams High 19 to 16, while Holbrook boys lost 58 to 21 to Snowflake Academy. Holiday break runs eleven days from Dec 22 to Jan 3. Xmas programs set for Dec 22 in Holbrook gyms. staff plans noted for Albuquerque and Winslow visits.

Williams Girls Holbrook Hi Boys Snowflake Academy Centtral Central Albuquerque Ann Cristy Elizabeth Arnot Elenor Anderman Miss Guard Winslow Holbrook Mr. Skaggs

Eastern Star Officers Elected for New Year

Annual election of officers dominated the Eastern Star meeting on Tuesday December 13 with Maud Bazell as Worthy Matron L D Divertness Worthy Pat Margret Smith Associate Matron Anne Hookway Conductor Mary Woods Associate Conductress Esther Henning Secretary Carrie Thomas Treasurer Alma Sapp Representative Carrie Thomas Trustee eight years A joint Masonic Eastern Star meeting will be held December 27 for installation of officers and appointment of officers.

Eastern Star Maud Bazell L.D. Divertness Pat Ron Margret Smith Anne Hookway Mary Woods Esther Henning Carrie Thomas Alma Sapp Masonic Order The

Nation's largest Library of Congress reads record totals

The Library of Congress annual report lists 3,000,000 books and pamphlets 170,000 maps and charts 919,000 volumes and pieces of music 424,788 prints and many thousand uncounted manuscripts.

Washington Library of Congress

Holbrook High student operetta set for tonight

The class has prepared the scenery and costumes under Miss Ann Cristy for the operetta to be presented tonight. After Christmas plans include bringing Winslow High School band and Flagstaff Normal School student Concert Co. to Holbrook with dates to be announced later. The production shows hard work and deserves community support.

Ann Cristy Holbrook Winslow High School a_student Flagstaff Normal School

Proclamation Urges Support For Disabled War Veterans

A proclamation appeals to Arizona residents to back a nationwide fundraiser by Disabled American Veterans World War for a relief fund dedicated to disabled veterans. December 17 is set for a nationwide sale of forget me nots with proceeds split between local chapters and national treasury.

National Headquarters The Arizona

Dance at Pastime draws large crowd for church benefit

A Monday night dance at the Pastime Theatre for the Catholic Church drew a huge crowd. Music by Sammie Modviga of Winslow and Roy Cross helped the social and financial success, with capacity stretched as the evening progressed.

Sammie” Modviga Winslow Roy Cross

Episcopal Services at Girl's Friendly Hall

Mr Gillies will hold services next Wednesday evening at the Girl's Friendly hall. An invitation is extended to all to attend this service.

Gillies

Forged Not Day Proclaimed by Arizona Acting Governor

Acting Governor Ernest R. Hall proclaims December 17 as Forget-Me-Not Day to aid Disabled American Veterans of the World War. Citizens urged to contribute through commemorative symbols to ease the veterans' distress.

Ernest R. Hall Actin State of Arizona Phoenix John McK.redmond Ass’t

Notable Phoenix Visit Mentioned in Local Notes

It describes a good natured crowd and notes Mrs Henry Scorse is in Phoenix this week on business.

Henry Scorse Phoenix

Chalcedony Lodge Elects Officers for Next Year

Last Saturday December 10 Chalcedony Lodge No 6 held its annual election of officers. Elected were W J Hookway Master Hughes Senior Warden Ian Franklin Junior Warden J C Paulsell Treasurer Henning Secretary W B Woods Trustee for 3 years.

Chalcedony Lodge No. 6 W.J. Hookway Hughes Warren Ian Franklin Warne J.C. Paulsell Henning W.B. Woods

Coconino to sue Navajo over boundary line

Coconino County supervisors and Navajo county officials discussed adopting the joint boundary line surveyed by Frank Goodman. They plan a friendly suit in the state supreme court to formalize the line, then set iron posts a mile apart along the border.

Coconino Fred Garing W. H. Campbell F. M. Gold Holbrook Board of Supervisors Navajo County Boundry Frank Goodman Flagstaff Supreme Court State Supreme Court Boundry Line Coconino Sun

Holbrook Post Office Extends Parcel Window Christmas Morning

Notice to patrons states the Holbrook Post Office will open the parcel post window two hours on Christmas morning for parcel delivery. Hours are 8 to 10 A.M.

Holbrook Post Office Holbrook

Masque Ball at Pastime Theatre Awards Prizes

Last Saturday night the Pastime Theatre hosted the first masquerade dance of the season drawing a large crowd. Many masks were worn and two prizes were awarded for best and most original masks to Elsie Gay first and Jennie Newman second with Mayor Cooley presenting the awards.

Elsie Gay Jennie Newman Mayor Cooley

Local Music Scene And Car Sales Noted

The orchestra featured Ernest Dennebaum on saxophone, Mrs. Black on piano, and Roy Cross on drums. Franklin continues steady care sales at his usual rate. Richards bought a Willys Knight and Chas. Payne owns a Knight. Model 4s were bought by Fred Baca and an unnamed passenger engineer.

Ernest Dennebaum Mrs. Black Roy Cross Franklin Richards Willys Knight Chas Payne Fred Baca

The Courts and Their Equipment

Washington Star notes an unprecedented wave of wartime litigation as many claims against Uncle Sam arise and more are shaped. It urges more judges and simplified court processes to clear backlogs and speed justice as business nears normalcy.

Uncle Sam Congress Washington Star

Sam Brusa Dies in Phoenix Tuberculosis Fatality

Telegraphic news reports Sam Brusa died in St. Jose hospital Phoenix from tuberculosis and heart trouble. He passed Tuesday the 13th and his remains were sent to Chicago for interment. Known locally as Sam, he worked at the Franklin barber shop and had many friends who mourn his loss.

Sam Brusa St. Jose Hospital Phoenix Ith Chicago Sam Franklin

Mudville Train Delay Brings Out Engineer’s Dog

A Mudville resident waited four hours for an overdue train in the quiet suburb. The porter promised the arrival, and the engineer’s dog trotted up to brighten the moment as officials hinted the train was near.

Mudville

Notable Officials Attend Court in Winslow

Bob Walton justice of the Winslow precinct stown Thursday attending court. Mayors bankers lawyers and officials endorse Tanlac Holbrook Drug Co advertisement. Major L M Shipley Apache By general manager visited terminal of the road. Att y Clark of Phoenix in court all week.

Bob” Walton Winslow Promineus Business Ministers of the Gospel Tanlac Holbrook Drug Co L. M. Shipley The Apache By Holbrook Drag, Co Y. Clark Phoenix

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