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Newspaper

The Gallup Herald

Location

Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1926

Page

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Earthquakes, cars, and churchs woes mix in a restless era

A seismograph device from Hawaii may warn families of quakes, while New Yorkers fear a Hudson fault. The piece critiques sensational religion, farm profits, rail rates, and Mellon’s fiscal restraint, linking Wall Street gains to farmer strain and public debt relief. Gertrude Ederle eyes the Channel again as society wrestles modern temptations.

Seer Hawaii Statute of Liberty Hudson River

Morning Journal home delivery in Gallup

Herbert DesGeorges offers Albuquerque Morning Journal door delivery in Gallup before 6 30 each morning. Subscriptions at 65 cents per month require calling 95 and leaving name and street address.

Albuquerque Morning Journal New Mexico Herbert DesGeorges Gallup

Uncle and Nephew Meet After Thirty Years Reunion in Gallup

Sunday brought a surprise reunion for Judge and Mrs. I H Ford as Henry Lytle and family from Tulsa reconnected with Ford, uncle of Henry, after eighty years apart. Lytle, active in Oklahoma oil lands, travels with two daughters en route to California and Seattle and plans to return in about sixty days. Local paper notes its own historical oddity amid a garbled closing line.

I. H. Ford Henry Lytle Gallup Tulsa Okla California Seattle Wash Judge Ford Henrye Lytle Okahoma

Oklahoma Girl Surrenders Movie Dream to Follow Divine Calling

Durant Oklahoma girl Aldine Mabelle Utley, once eager for stage work, recounts her conversion in New York as Dr. John R Stratton hails her as a modern religious figure. She has preached across the West and says she felt called during a revival after a blocked rehearsal led her to faith.

Gallup ‘Herald New York New York City Aldine Mabelle Utley John Roach Stratton America Joan of Arc God David Goliath Jesus Miss Utley West

Evangelist Aldine Utley Draws New York Crowds

Palm Beach era evangelist Aldine Utley, a fourteen year old girl from Durant Oklahoma, speaks at Calvary Baptist Church in New York. Dr John Roach Stratton praises her powerful voice and conversion zeal while she urges moral living and faith.

Palm Beach Fla Dr. Stratton New York Calvary Baptist Church

Little Thelma Writes Her Daddy a Letter

Mrs Oscar Griegg and Miss Fay Diggs with Misses Thelma Griego and Pearl Booth visiting in Albuquerque. Thelma used Mama’s absence to write to Daddy about a future traveling life singing and dancing before European audiences and perhaps touring South America.

Oscar Griegg Fay Diggs Thelma Griego Pearl Booth Albuquerque Daddy

Prison Reform Sparks Fight Over Prisoner Comfort

Fragmentary notes report debate in Joliet about easing conditions for inmates including their chances to leave early. Officials discuss whether prison life should be more humane and comfortable as reformers push changes.

Joliet

Prize Winners Highlight Busy Ad Page Contest

The Busy Ad Man's Page shows strong reader interest as weekly prizes draw ads from Gallup Herald advertisers. First week results reveal a basket of answers and readers eager for the second week prize draw.

Anto Gallup Herald

Gallup Youth Wins National Fame in Old Ironsides Essay

The Elks national contest awarded Julia Mockevar of Grand Junction Colorado first prize a gold medal and James Lanigan of Gallup New Mexico second prize a silver medal for essays on Old Ironsides. Lanigan, a Sacred Heart Gallup student, earned entry via county and state contests and is noted for a bright future. The piece extols patriotism through Old Ironsides and American heritage, linking it to youth and national pride. Gallup hosts a three day Fourth of July Jubilee July 2 3 and 4 at Lyon Memorial Park with organized programs and wide public turnout anticipated.

The Elks Julia Mockevar Grand Junction Colo James Lanigan Gallup James Langian Sacred Heart Leo Lanigan Lanigan Greenland India England Westminster Abbey Republic Libery Bell Paul Revere Betsy Ross Canada America Paul Jones Hull Farragut Dewey Holmes Boston Ironsides

Gallup Rotary Delegation Returns From Denver

Gallup Rotarians attending the International Convention in Denver returned to town with the group portrayed as a big success. Members Hartley Seymour Staples Cozy McSparrow H.W. Brose Billy Wallace and their wives contributed to Gallup’s rising recognition as part of the Rotary map with community pride.

Gallup Denver Hartley Seymour B. I. Staples Cozy” McSparrow H.W. Brose Billy Wallace Rotary

Piggly Wiggly Opens In Gallup With Wide Welcome

The Gallup Piggly Wiggly opens as one of the city’s finest equipped stores. Management reports a warm reception and daily growth in customers. The store features fine and staple groceries with easy self-service and price savings.

Gallup

Gallup Funeral Home Opens For Business

Ames and Griffith announce the Gallup Funeral Home on Coal Avenue opposite Shanklin Hardware. The new undertaking parlors offer full funeral conveniences and invite visitors any time to view the facilities.

Ames & Griffith Gallup Coal Avenue Shanklin Hardware

New Deal for Gallup Promises Growth in City

A Gallup Herald ad promotes Cottage Heights Addition for sale, urging buyers to seize the opportunity. Albuquerque real estate man D Ty Kingsbury, famed for developing Albuquerque, aims to boost Gallup's status as New Mexico’s premier business city.

Gallup Herald Gallup Cottage Heights Ty Kingsbury Albuquerque Galup New Mexico

Carnival Dance At Gamerco Teems With Fireworks

The Gamerco Fire Department plans a big carnival dance at the Gamerco tennis court on Saturday July 3. A free fireworks exhibition will open the event at the golf links. Music by Jack Young's Rhythm Rustlers.

Gamerco Fire Department Gamerco Tennis Court Jack Young Rymth Rustlers

New Dance Hall Casna Brothers Trianon Opens in Gallup

Jack Young issued window cards announcing Casna Brothers Trianon as Gallup’s finest dance hall located at the road turn to Gamerco. The dedicating dance was held Friday with the Jack Young Rhythm Bus providing music.

Jack Young Casna Brothers Trianon Gamerco Gallup Rhythm Bus

United States and Old Glory Phrase Echoes

A fragment references the United States and the flag symbol Old Glory with the line land of the free the home of the brave. The text suggests patriotic emphasis without full sentence context or additional details.

United States

One Million Communions At Eucharistic Congress

Chicago June 21 crowds celebrate the Twenty eighth International Eucharistic Congress opening with over two thousand masses in 367 Catholic churches. Pilgrims from around the world join cardinals bishops priests and nuns in continuous prayer and worship leading to a solemn Eucharistic procession. Cardinal Bonzano installed as papal legate before the 11 o clock pontifical high mass.

Chicago Cathedral of the Holy Name Dariehes Mundelein Stuard of John Bonzano

Stately Vatican Opening Marks World Religious Celebration

Four masters of ceremonies and sixteen assistants led by Monsignor Carlo Respighi appeared in the Vatican sanctuary for the opening of the international religious celebration. Mass was celebrated by Bishop Thomas Louis Heyten of Namur with readings by Monsignor Dennis Duke of Chicago. Cardinal Mundeleini delivered the welcome, followed by Cardinal Bonzano's response and the dim of the sunburst sacrament for perpetual adoration.

Carlo Respighi Vatican Thomas Louis Heyten Namur Belgium Dennis Duke Chicago Mundeleiri Bonzané

Jubilee Week Ahead for Fourth of July Festivities

The coming jubilee plans a three day Fourth of July celebration with many visitors. The event center is one mile east of Lyon Memorial Park at the White Swan Inn. The Inn offers appetizing eats and refreshments as part of the program. D. T Sullivan has invested in supplying the Inn and invites the public.

Lyon Memorial Park White Swan D. T Danny) Sullivan

Life Insurance Sells On Scientific Basis

M. Rouse, New York Life Agent, pursues life insurance business as profits rely on cost plus, making the policy affordable for all income levels. H. B. Lachady, Brooklyn Museum artist, visits La guna home of Edward Hart on his way from California, with stops in Albuquerque and Santa Fe.

M. Rouse New, York Gallup Herald Rouse Brooklyn Museum Edward Hart California Laguna Albuquerque Santa Fe

Gallup Sees First Oil Shipment From San Juan Basin

Forty six Continental Oil Company tanks arrived Tuesday marking the first installment for the pipeline. Twenty three tanks loaded Wednesday shipped the first oil from Gallup in the San Juan Basin, with hopes to load fifty tanks daily later. The move boosts Gallup's freight capacity and ties its oil shipments to major Western routes.

Continental Oil Company Gallup San Juan Oil Basin Kansas City San Francisco Los Angeles

Noble Scoopmire Wedding in Gallup Rites at Four

On Wednesday afternoon June 16 at four, Miss Lois Scoopmire daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Scoopmire married Burton Noble a Stanford graduate student. The ceremony at the Methodist Episcopal Church was performed by Reverend Edward Vaughn with Helen Noble playing Lohengrin. Guests from Hollywood and San Francisco attended. The couple will reside in Palo Alto California until September.

Lois Scoopmire W. B. Scoopmire Gallup Burton Noble Stanford University Francis 5. Vaught Hollywood Calif Miss Scoopmire Helen Noble Croom Edward Vaughn Methodist Episcopal Church Mrs. Noble Palo Ato

Elks raffle awards home piano and watch to Gallup crowd

The Gallup Elks raffle distributed prizes over Tuesday and Wednesday nights. Chief Lightheart claimed the home, L Joby won the player piano, and Billy Wallace received the wrist watch. The event drew local guests including Looky from Los Angeles and Wilkinson with his wife.

Gallup’ Elks Elks Chief Lightheart L. Joby Billy Wallace Gallup Looky Los Angeles Billy

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