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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1924
Page
3
E W Tamony chief of the Gallup Volunteer Fire Department will attend a state volunteer firemen meeting in Las Vegas on July 4. The gathering aims to form a state organization and plan annual department tournaments at a central location.
All persons interested in a band for Gallup or who play band instruments are requested to meet at the Hudson Essex Garage Monday evening June 16 7 30 p m This is an opportunity to give Gallup a real live band and everyone interested should be present
Indian trader A Arnold set a new high by shipping 273 sacks of wool to Gallup on June 4 using twenty seven wagons. Reichards enjoy a month long vacation but cancel California plans due to quarantine. Mrs Dan Howard improves after illness during Commencement week. Reichard trips to Gallup in a Buick with Miss Frank Estelle Dunston and Daisy Reichard. Miss Sullivan arrives at Tohatchi to teach replacing Lelia Cooper. Tohatchi orchestra performs well June 6 and 7. Howard composes two pieces for Ft. Defiance band including Navajos Delight aimed at the Inter Tribal Indian Ceremonial in Gallup September 10 11 and 12.
J T Smith a popular cigar store owner is on a 30 day visit to Colorado. In his absence and due to illness of Mr E F Kenney the Lion tamers club meeting in his place has adjourned its sessions nightly and daily during the period.
Lorenzo Hubbell of Oraibi Hopi Reservation discusses his Indian trade, the annual Hopi snake dance within five miles of his store, and predicts a rising number of visitors as the August 23 ceremony approaches.
Paul Jones the former county surveyor who left to work for the Inspiration Copper Company in Miami Arizona has returned to Gal lup and will again work with S E Wood city engineer. His wife is visiting relatives in the East and will join him later.
The Beddow Buick Co. reports sales of a Buick touring to Dr. A. M. Gana way and another to Supt S. F. Stacher, both of Crownpoint.
Mrs F J Brown and her daughter Grace McGraw have returned from an extended visit in Phoenix. At the Rex theatre Friday Glenn Hunter starred in Grit while weekly News and Pathe offered a comedy North of 50-50. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Bryan H Findtey.
Mrs J H Bellmore visits her father Steve Roat who was struck by a car at Cory corner and may be crippled for life. A film engagement featuring Harold Lloyd in Girl Shy plays Rex theater Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday of next week.
The Elks announce a large dance at McGaffey Mill Saturday night featuring the City Club Orchestra. Proceeds benefit the Boy Scouts Camp Ground with a promise of a pleasant evening and well organized arrangements.
Lorenzo Hubbell Ramon Hubbell and JL Hubbell's sons, from Oraibi and Ganado, are noted as linguists who have spent years with Navajo and Hopi peoples. Their long association has exposed them to every accent and peculiarity of expression in the languages.
Notice to contractors bids due June 21, 1924 for sidewalk construction at Gallup High School Building in New Mexico. Specifications available at 102 South 2nd Street Gallup. Board reserves right to reject any or all bids. W Yersin secretary June 14 1921
Mrs James B Gantt of Columbia Missouri arrives for an extended visit with sister Mrs Lelia Waring and shares Missouri State Supreme Court ties. Rex Theater features Nellie the Beautiful Cloak Model and two reels plus a juvenile comedy as No Mother to Guide Her captivates Strand audiences.
J. S. Tucker a state highway sub-contractor located at Thoreau was a visitor to Gallup on Monday. Mrs. George Patterson of Gallup New Mexico is in the city visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Neal at St. Johns.
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