North Pole ownership and fashion knees raise questions
The piece blends satirical notes on Amundsen’s pole claim and a fashion uproar over showing knees in Paris. It also reports Denver’s proposed tax on church property, Colorado politics, and warnings to Americans about foreign bonds, set against Kansas wheat fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Pole
Kansas Farmet
North Pole
Norge
Amundsen
Norway
Cetic
Peary
The
Stars and Stripes
Paris
Greece
Copper State Shows Coming to Gallup This Week
The Copper State Shows visit Gallup for June 7 to 12 on grounds north of Gallup near paving toward Gamerco. Presented under Gallup Lodge of Moose No 1069, they promise clean entertainment for families after recent stops in Williams Flagstaff and Winslow, Arizona.
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Copper State
Gallup
Gamerco
Gallup Lodge of Moose
Williams
Flagstaff
Arizona
Galup
Winslow
Miss Estin Burks to Take Dancing Lessons in Los Angeles
Miss Estin Burks will visit Los Angeles for several weeks to study dancing with Russian teachers in Russian and Spanish styles. She will also pursue violin lessons in New York City under Goldwasser. The Boston Globe notes no provision in proposed farm relief bills for Congressional free seeds.
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Misa
Eastin Burks
Los Anneley
Miss Burks
Goldwasser
New York City
Los Angeles
Boston Globe
Eliot Sees Volstead Reform and End of Labor Struggles
Dr. Charles W. Eliot, Harvard president emeritus, in Collier's Weekly interview at age ninety two, urges light beer allowance but warns against full repeal. He predicts unions and employer combines will fade, praises arbitration, champions democracy, and warns America must pursue ideals beyond purse-proud isolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
United States
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
Collier’s Weekly
John B. Kennedy
Eliot
Fourth of July Big Celebration in Gallup
Bobh Roberts and partners prepare for a three day Fourth of July event at Lyon Memorial Park. Officials promise the biggest celebration yet with crowds expected July 2 to 4 and prize money for multiple activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup
Bobh Roberts
Lyon Memorial Park
Rotary Round-Up Plans Indian Delegates for Denver Convention
At a Wednesday luncheon, Rotary discusses inviting Indians to attend the Rotary International Convention in Denver. The goal is to showcase Sand Painting dancing and singing by a Gallup contingent to advertise the Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial, the world’s only Indian entertainment of its kind. Guests included Felipe Delgado renowned tenor and partner Miss Yvonne, hosted by Giles Master, with G. Skiles of Phoenix and Wayne Ball of Denver attending.
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Rotary
Denver
Gallup
Felipe Delgado
Yvonne
Giles Master
G. ©. Skiles
Phoenix
Wayne Ball
Lyon Memorial Park Dedicated in McKinley County
The Lyon Memorial Park, formerly the Fair Grounds, is officially recorded as a park deeded to McKinley County by Gregory Pave and dedicated to Col. Albert Edward Lyon and World War I heroes. Howell Jones of the Santa Fe Railway suggested the memorial. The 93 acre plot is to be used for amusement and park purposes.
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Formas
Fair Grounds
Lyon Memorial Park
McKinley County
Gregory Pave
Albert Edward Lyon
Howell Jones
Santa Fe Railway Company
Page
Memorial Day Observed by Gallup Legion and Civic Bodies
Memorial Day was observed by a united community service in Gallup led by Palmer Ketner Jr. Post No. 8 with the Legion Auxiliary and civic groups. A morning parade directed by Col. A. Han son moved from the Legion Hall to Hillcrest Cemetery for prayers, salutes, and graveside ceremonies, followed by hall programs honoring veterans.
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Gallup
Legion
United Community Service
Palmer Ketner, Jr
American Legion
Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
A. Wi Hanson
Second Street
Coal Avenue
Hillcrest Cemetery
Elfring
Phillip
Casey
Moya
Alfred Ruiz
Louis Roat
Legion and
Legionuxiliary
Goslins Visit Winslow and Petrified Forest
Mr and Mrs H T Goslin and their daughter visited Winslow over Sunday with Mrs Noel Caldwell sister of Mrs Goslin. They toured the Petrified Forest and the Painted Desert on the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T.goslin
Goslin
Winslow
Mrs. Goslin
Noel Caldwell
Petrified Forest
Painted Desert
Dancing Class Entertainment At Strand Theatre Monday Night
Miss Estin Burks presented a Strand Theatre program by her dancing and music class with Gallup students showcasing talent. Performers included Little Betty Booth stage manager, Pearl Booth, Rose Marie Jones, three cousins, Polly Ruth Bickel, Abbie DeLong in Raggedy Ann, Thelma Griego, Nellie Bernabe on piano, and Mary Knowles with students in a Shubert piece, reflecting Burks’s teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strand Theatre
Estin Burks
Gallup
Smunam
Betty Booth
J. Evelyn’ Eames
Fleurdelis
Pearl Booth
Gold
Rose Marie Jones
Governor Miller
Yvonne Conners
John H. Young
Charleston
Wrestling Match at Kitchen Opera House Tonight
Under the Layal Order of Moose No 1049 a wrestling show is scheduled for tonight at the Kitchen Opera House. Dutch Mantel faces Joe Parelli for the belt while Nick Karavas of Boston challenges any local in a 30 minute bout. Two preliminaries and music by Jack Young accompany the card.
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Order of Moose
Kitchen Opera House
Dutch Mantel
Joe Parelli
Nick Karavas
Boston
Jack Young
Prof Shotwell Dead In California Death Follows Health Move
Prof John W Shotwell died in California last Sunday from heart failure. He was formerly principal of the Gallup grammar school, resigned last February, and his body was shipped to Missouri for burial accompanied by his widow. Mrs Shotwell wrote from the train passing through Gallup to Mrs M L Moore telling of the sad news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John. W. Shotwell
California
Missouri
McKinley County Bank declares 30 percent dividend
A notice at the McKinley County Hardware Store announces dividend checks are ready for distribution by Receiver Mapel. The Gallup Herald corrects an error, noting this is the second dividend and that 30 percent has been paid across two distributions, not three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley County
Gallup Herald
Mapel
Giles Master Plans Los Angeles Trip to View Pictures
Giles Master will travel overland to Los Angeles to inspect moving pictures at Hollywood. He aims to select the best films for his Gallup theatres by direct examination. He will return via Salt Lake City and Denver, where he will attend the Rotary International Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giles Master
Los Angeles
Hollywood
Note from Prof Chas Redick and local society updates
A note from Prof Chas B Redick requests sending The Gallup Herald to East Las Vegas New Mexico. Prof Redick attends normal there. Mrs George Byus Jr is out after a long indoor period due to surgery. Harry Young spent Sunday and Monday in Santa Fe visiting friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Chas
B. Redick
Gallup Herald
East Las Vegas
Newexico
Prof. Redick
George Byus, Jr
Harry Young
Honday
Santa Fe
Withriends
Last Meeting of Chapter C. P. E. O. Sets Fall Return
Friday May 28 marked the last gathering of Chapter C. P. E. O. until fall. Mrs. Henrietta Dietzman was initiated at Mrs. Jin Watson’s home. Members present included Mrs. Georgia Kennerly, Mrs. Fanny O. Carrington, Mrs. A. H. DeLong, Mrs. L. G. Shanklin, Mrs. T. F. Smalling, Mrs. Joe Pino, Mrs. L. N. Cary, Mrs. W. B. Cantrell, Mrs. F. B. Manel, Mrs. Jim Watson, Mrs. Henrietta Dietzman, Miss Agnes Bartlett, and Miss Mary Willson. Mrs. BE. F. Marez arrived after the meeting, and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Dietzman
Jin Watson
Georgia Kennerly
Fanny O. Carrington
A. H. De-Long
L. G. Shanklin
T. F. Smalling
Joe Pino
L. N. Cary
W. B. Cantrell
F. B. Manel
Jim Watson
Agnes Bartlett
Mary Willson
BE. F. Marez
Bryan Finley Jr Fourth Birthday Party Attended by Friends
Bryan Finley Jr celebrated his fourth birthday with a party Saturday afternoon. Guests included Helen Griffin Ellen Jean Grayson Betty Lou Dickson Mary Grace Franklin Vera Vay Kennedy Marcella Wyper Marjorie Moore Gordon Griffin Harold and Jack Preece Junior Franklin Henry Marshall Billy Gossage Stephen Hale William Wyper Franklinn and Mrs Moore Mrs Preece Mrs Franklin Mrs Dickson Mrs Wyper Mrs Gossage Mrs Kennedy and Miss Mary Willson. Each guest received a favor on arrival. Around four o clock the children formed a circle in the living room and were served ice cream and cookies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Finley, Jr
Helen Griffin
Ellen Jean Grayson
Betty Lou Dickson
Mary Grace Franklin
Vera Vay Kennedy
Marcella Wyper
Marjorie Moore
Gordon
Griffin
Harold
Jack Preece
Junior Franklin
Henry Marshall
Billy Gossage
Stephen Hale
William Wyper
Franklinn
Moore
Gossage
Kennedy
Mary Willson
P E O Luncheon Honors Mrs Shanklin Before Gallup Move
The P. E. O. chapter held a luncheon at Mrs. Carrington's Tea Shop Tuesday to honor charter member Mrs. L. G. Shanklin who will soon leave Gallup. Chapter CG president Mrs. A. H. DeLong presented a P. E. O. spoon in appreciation. Carrington toasted Love. Attendees included Mrs. Shanklin and several members.
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Carrington
L. G. Shanklin
A. H.de- bin
T. F. Smalling
Joe
Digtunh Farak Ani
Mary Willson
Social Evening At Taing Bridge Event Noted In Gallup
Mix and Mrs John Kliener hosted a Taing Bridge gathering Saturday evening with guests including Clarence Uhland Webb Ashton Dorothy Meyers and Lyle Bisby. Attendees traveled from Roswell Albuquerque Denver and other nearby towns for visits and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mix
John Kliener
Clarence Uhland
Webb Ashton
Dorothy Meyers
Lyle Bisby
Local Notices and Family Movements Across States
In brief items a shopper is advised to ask for Sampson's to matoes packed in Arkansas. The Manning family moved from Phoenix to Galduport for the summer. Misses Marjorie Yott Clarine Drinnon and Aileen Snellings are in East Las Vegas attending Montezuma College.
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Sampson’s
Arkansas
Marjorie Yott
Clarine] Drinnon
Aileen Snellings
Las Vegas
Montezuma College
St Agnes Guild Social Held At Mrs Mapel Home
The St Agnes Guild gathered for a social afternoon at Mrs F B Mapel's home on Tuesday with bridge played. Many members attend including Mrs E J Atherton Mrs Bryan Finley who won high score and Mrs R N Atkinson who was second. A fruit salad sandwich and coffee luncheon followed and the next meeting will be announced later.
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R. N., Atkinson
Gallup
Breece
St. Agnes Guild
ST. Agnes
F. B. Mapel
E. J. Atherton
Bryan Finley
O. W.schleuter
R. N. Atkinson
Mills
T. H. Seymour
T. H. Forsyth
Charles Ross
A. J. Ginn
F. W. Meyers
Thursday Club bids fond farewell to Mrs. Shanklin in Gallup
The Thursday Club gathered at Mrs. L. N. Cary’s home for a bridge luncheon honoring Mrs. L. G. Shanklin who is leaving Gallup. A lovely gift was presented as many members attended, including Mrs. G. Shanklin and numerous club guests.
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W. E. Clarke
Reed
W. M. Bickle
A. W. Robertson
H. A. Ban
S.lawrence
Manning
Wilshire Club suspends meetings for vacation season
The Wilshire Club met at Mrs. H. T. Watsons home Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Er. P. Sellard Mrs. M. B. Pugh Mrs. A. L. Zinn and the hostess present. President Mrs. J. W. Hannett decided to discontinue meetings until fall as members go away for vacations.
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Wilshire Club
H. T.watson
Er. P. Sellard
M. B. Pugh
A. L. Zinn
J. W. Hannett
Boy Badly Burned In Rural Accident Near Gallup
Master John Gasparich Jr. suffered severe facial and arm burns Thursday afternoon when a bonfire with Russian thistles is said to have flared up. His clothing helped prevent worse injuries as he stood nearby.
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John Gasparich, Jr
John Gasparich
Gubsepl
John
Miss Margaret Goling Resigns For Los Angeles Visit
Miss Margaret Goling resigns from Central Candy Shoppe and leaves Thursday for Los Angeles to visit her mother Mrs Louise Golino. Mr and Mrs Ray Fragsnelli and Mr and Mrs B Casna left Sunday for Sulphur Springs, about three weeks away. Mr and Mrs John Arrington and daughter Constance attended races in Albuquerque Monday.
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A. H. DeLong
Abbie
San Antonio
Texas
Margaret’ Goling
The
Central Candy Shoppe
Los Angeles
Louise Golino
Ray Fragsnelli
B. Casna
Sulphur Springs
John Arrington
Constance
Albuquerque
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White House
Coolidge
Spiritland
Colorado
Barney Haugey
Kansas Wheat Fields
Harvard
Republic
Polly Ruth Bickel
Abbie de- Long
Raggedy Ann
Dixie
Clara Slaughter
Regzo Carmencita
Thelma
Griego
Virginia’ Tana
Nellie Bernabe
Pat Lu
Cero Ang Doddy Bickel
Cbn Shubert
Mary Knowles
Margaret Kennedy
Thelma ‘Griego
Artsic
Altz
Kitchen Opera
Prof. Shotwell
Giles
Gallup Society Doings
Walter Cornell
We'd. Cornell
Roswell
New Mexico Military Institute
James Dent Willson
J. .Pat Cook
Dallas
Grand Hotel
Horace Moses
Gambco
Dean Kirk
Mike Kirk
Mgnuelito
Neil B. Judd
Judd
National Georgraphic Society
Smithsonian Institute
Pueblo Bonito
Public Schools
Colorado Springs
Camp Fire
Carrington’s
Saw Mill
Finley
Col. C. CG. Manning
Galdup
S.C. Orr
Mare Earet
Mars
Earl Miller
C. CO. Manning
Vaf
Young Charles
Professor Johnson
Kansas University
B. I. Staples Lodge
B. I. Staples
Austin Ladd
Mr. C. N. Cotton
Mr. B. I. Staples
Jack-igh
Cc. O. Breece
I. W. ‘Ewan
American Railway Express
Ben Padilla
H. P. Sullivan
Jess Grants
N. M
Tis
Frank MacLean
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