Printing and Engraving for Weddings and Stationery
It notes the scrutiny wedding stationery receives and offers printing and engraving of fine papers. The ad promises faultless workmanship, appealingly priced and tailored to all printing needs.
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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1926
Page
8
It notes the scrutiny wedding stationery receives and offers printing and engraving of fine papers. The ad promises faultless workmanship, appealingly priced and tailored to all printing needs.
A Nebraska merchant Fred Andersen of Cozad built a large department store in a small town and used aggressive advertising and community service to draw customers. He advertised daily, hosted church fundraising sales, supported students and new arrivals, and offered free help to relocate Poles families. His code emphasizes honesty, community involvement, and lively windows.
Johnny Biava of Gallup crashed in the second event but survived with a broken left arm and shoulder. George Sauders led the day in Chevrolets, setting track marks in 10, 16, and 50 mile races at the Fair Grounds amid about 3,000 spectators. Harper and the Albuquerque Special set a mile record and the next race is planned for July 4.
The reason for short dresses is clear as Kitty charms many suitors. She keeps them all in the dark, with at least a dozen admirers vying for attention.
Chano Ramos of San Bernardino spent days in Gallup visiting friends Mitchell Cory of Ocean Side Calif visited relatives in Gallup this week. Lee Wylie Green returned to Winston after visiting friends in Gallup. Dee DeWitt and children arrived from Snowflake Ariz to stay with Eliza P Campbell. Milo Johns left for Los Angeles to see sister Amelia McQuade. Hugh Elston expected home from long stay in Louisiana to help nurse sick relatives after a brother died. E S Marez joined Mlocker store as new employee. Marez from Douglas Ariz is kin to Frank B Mapel. Aileen Snellings left for Las Vegas to study piano at Montezuma College for the summer. Jerry Ferris and family visited Crown Point ranch and Henry Brock home, then returned Tuesday.
Prof. C. R. Rivera directs the Gamerco and Gibson band and is praised for leadership. A class of 48 children received first communion at Gibson Catholic Church last Sunday, with breakfast served by Catholic ladies after High Mass. This Sunday a Corpus Christi procession will follow High Mass.
Diction will be given from three altars with the blessed sacrament. Services begin at 9 a m. St Agnes Guild will meet Tuesday with Mrs O W Schleuter. It will be a business meeting and a good attendance is expected.
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