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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1926
Page
8
AW Storey urges readers to consider railroads as manufacturers of transport and to lower costs by more efficient operation. He argues wages and materials are fixed by law or agreement, so efficiency, larger locomotives, upgraded track, and longer trains are the path to lower rates, while restrictive laws raise costs. Atchison Topeka Santa Fe president.
A miscellaneous shower Monday evening May 17 honored Miss Mary Klobuchar at her mother's home. Guests included Misses Kozoliski Yarbuch Pecarich Kadosovich Grosely Bartal Andler Andler Fuller Siseley Novak and Mrs Grenko Balocea Hozo lisk i Brok and Rose Cato among others as they enjoyed refreshments late into the evening.
A prominent Swiss woman doctor launches a society aiding poor girls to obtain a complete trosseau. It offers help to those with handicaps to purchase essential items. Pearls are described as 92 percent carbonate of lime with minor organic content and water.
Mrs W H Morris reports the birth of B Warren Jr on Monday May 10 to Mr and Mrs B Warren who share happiness with Carolyn Morris as the mother before marriage. Local notices urge early orders for Decoration flowers from Jenkin s Drug Store and note Decoration Day on May 31. Also mention visits by Adam Lebeck and Albert Lebeck from Cumberland Md and Misses Mary Willson and Dorothy Meyers visiting Albuquerque with local surgeon HG Willson.
The pastor returns from his trip and invites all to attend Sunday School at 9:45 with classes for all ages. Morning worship is suspended to attend the Methodist Church for the High School Baccalaureate sermon by Rev. Wm. Elfring. Junior and Senior YPUs meet at 5 and 6:30 p.m. with new Junior group organized last Sunday. Evening Worship at 7:30 features a report on the trip and convention plus Miss Walker on music.
Holy Spirit Church announces Whit Sunday services with Church School and Morning Prayer at 10 30 and Evensong at 4 00 led by Rector Mrs Booth and organist Rey Darling. The 11 o'clock service is omitted for union Bangaloreate events at the Methodist Church St Agnes Guild meets May 25 at 2 30 chaired by Mrs A L for an important business session.
Congregational Church led by W m H Elfring and Ernest J Fraser offers Sunday school at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 a m with a union baccalaureate for Gallup High School at the Methodist Church. Vesper service at 6 15 p m includes hymn singing and a short sermon on The Men Who Make Excuses. Flowers for Decoration Day urged through Jenkin s Drug Store.
A Columbia University professor labels the twentieth century man ethically upset. The Senate Volstead investigation left the dries drier and wets wetter, while Abd el Krim could be thankful: peace means no need to fund debts with a copman campaign to the United States.
Superintendent S. F. Stacher visited Gallup last Tuesday and Thursday. Indian census work continued on the west side of the reservation with J. C. Tyler and W. L. Dodge. Mrs. A. M. Causey became a teacher at Crown Point, replacing Miss Isabella Baca. The Indian School baseball team travels to Rehoboth Mission Saturday to play the mission team. Crown Point employees beat Ft. Defiance 17 to 6 in a recent game. Hats for the little miss arrive at R. & R. Millinery.
Judge C. M. Botts will deliver the oration at Gallup public schools commencement next Wednesday night at 8 o clock. He is praised as a fine New Mexico figure and Gallup schools are to be congratulated on securing his talk. A new shipment of children hats has arrived at the R. & R Millinery.
Camp Fire Girls discuss banquet plans and upcoming vacation during a Saturday hike. Mary Redick and Nan Mattox visit. Catherine ie earns a notable honor by starting a large camp fire with one match. Miss O'Brien arrives Friday to stay with Mrs Finley for final preparations.
At a recent Board of Education meeting Mr Wm L Cooper was reelected principal for next year. Miss Florence McAlister and Miss Dorothy Ladd and Miss Nellie Gray were reelected to positions. A full commencement program follows with alumni banquet, baccalaureate at the Methodist Church, faculty farewell, junior senior banquet, and high school ceremonies May 26 27 1926. The eighth grade and high school graduates are listed with diplomas to be presented by Board President Q Peck. A separate note reports the Gallup High School exam week and seniors preparing in caps and gowns. A patient update notes Mrs Jesse T Smith ill after surgery. Parent-Teacher Meeting and Exhibit drew a large crowd with room-to-room viewing after a brief program.
Ray Frasnelli Rico Melchioni and Frank Prantil attended the Holbrook races Sunday. Toni Roggie and Mr and Mrs Boggio celebrate a new baby boy born Sunday May 16. Jay Comisky LeRoy Gravec Anna Mattada and Lee Wells appear in local items with births illnesses and family notes. Flowers for Decoration Day urged from Jenkins Drug Store.
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