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Newspaper
The Gallup Herald
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1926
Page
1
Brisbane is described as an original editorial writer, distinct from imitators and fakes. The piece praises his wit, concise style, and deep thinking, noting readers will see regular Brisbane contributions and his keen study of man and his actions.
The Albuquerque Amusement Association schedules auto races for Sunday May 30 in Albuquerque New Mexico with a guaranteed cash purse totaling 2000 dollars. The 50 mile event pays 750 300 and 150 for first second and third place. 15 mile event pays 150 100 and 75. 10 mile event pays 100 75 and 59 with lap money of 250. Deposits are held at First Savings Bank & Trust Company in Albuquerque.
The annual luncheon attracted 21 tables, with sunlit skies and a menu by club cooks led by Mrs. Arthur Mitchell and Mrs. B. W. Carrington. Miss Mary O'Brien spoke for Camp Fire Girls. guests played bridge and five hundred. Prizes went to Mrs. Marsh, Mrs. Smalley, and Haggard, donated by local sponsors.
The Gamerco Fire Department announces a box picnic and hay ride on June 2 at 7 p.m. at the Gamerco schoolhouse. Boxes will be auctioned. invitations signed by Chief Jos F Brock, Assistant Chief Ronald F Glass, and Secretary Thomas J Dooley promise prizes and entertainment.
Louis Silva is reappointed deputy town marshal after long service in the role. Citizens and officials express general favor for his continued leadership and public safety duties.
Long Beach Press Telegram reports Jack B. Cotton of 1809 East Second Street rescued Harry Siivick, 19, from drowning off the foot of Eight Place by braving strong waves. Siivick was revived by fire department inhalers after Cotton reached shore unconscious. Doctor Bishop said Siivick was not in danger.
Mrs J H Bull and Mrs John Carter plan to leave Gallup on June 1 for Jackson Mississippi after visiting sister Mrs C F Jenkins. Miss Bertha Dod son daughter of Mrs Georgia Dodgon will accompany them to Jackson and remain some time.
Mrs Mary Bennett entertained her class at Jenkins Drug Store on Tuesday. A jolly crowd enjoyed ice cream and other party treats as the class showed appreciation for their popular hostess.
Dinner parties in honor of Mrs George Gardener have been held at Gallup homes as she and her daughter Muriel depart for New York then Cardiff Wales aboard the Berengaria. Her brothers and sister will greet her at South Hampton before she sails. She plans to return September 1. Local gatherings included May 9 with Pete Vidal hosting and Joe Rollie present and May 22 with Mrs William Mellinger hosting and Mr and Mrs Phil Curta attending.
James Cavanaugh and Miss Mayme Kirk were married Monday morning at Sacred Heart Church. They left for Santa Fe for their honeymoon. Best man Frank Canavan and bridesmaid Mrs. Julian Turner attended. The couple are well regarded in the beat community.
The Albuquerque Morning Journal is delivered in Sale between 5 and 6 o'clock the same day it is printed. Herbert DesGeorges is the agent and carrier boy. Phone 95 to place an order. Subscriptions are 66 cents per month.
Miss Ivan Grace Weaver left Harrisburg Pennsylvania Saturday to return home after visiting her cousin Mrs Clarence Uhland for six months. Friends express she will be greatly missed and anticipate another visit in the near future.
Gallup opens the Piedmont Hotel a modern well furnished establishment praised as one of the West’s best proportioned hotels. It offers baths shower facilities storage for cars and full conveniences with rooms described as clean and pleasant. Located on West Railroad Avenue near the highway it promises reasonable rates under proprietor Max Frkovich and invites inquiries via White Cafe Tourist Guide Map.
Violet Stuart and family visits Gibson while Mr. and Mrs. Hughes move to Gamerco. Local social notes include trips to Oregon and Kentucky, vacations planned, hospital and sports updates, Camp Fire and Woman’s Club activities, dances, recitals, and community events at Gamerco and nearby towns.
Report from Albuque rque last Sunday shows the Legionaires beating the Gamerco team 11 to 2. Local spectators include Mrs. Frank Truesdale Elaine Kuhns Ella Taylor Jim Wilfley and others. Next Sunday Gamerco hosts Santa Fe and Monday plays Albuquerque Apprentices. new Gamerco pitcher R K Durning from Denver joins the squad.
The official Memorial Day program includes a 9:30 assembly at the Legion Hall with Col. A. W. Hanson as marshal. The May 31, 1926 parade features multiple organizations from American Legion units to Royal Order of Moose and Woodcraft groups, plus Boy Scouts and Camp Fire Girls.
Road work by county smooths access to El Morro and Inscription Rock as visitors arrive from Ramah and beyond. Custodian Vogt appoints Almon Row to oversee guests on holidays, with a register kept for all arrivals including Fred Leighton Chiara Trew HH Harley Little Rock AR and others from New York City, Mountain View Ranch NM, Concord CA, Belen NM and Gallup NM.
Memorial high mass will be observed by Fray Marcos Council No. 1783 E of G at 8 am Monday May 81 for departed brothers Pablo Peralta L Sherrick Melquadis Valdez Candalira Giron Hugh E McQuade Harry Connors S Canavan Jr Frank D Pino George Koenig Thos J Mead Frank Dugan John J Kennedy Thos A Ortiz Sebero Martinez Edward Koenig.
The Tres Mesa Glut club met Saturday May 22 with Mrs Dan Brentari hosting. Guests included Mrs J Bull Mrs J Carter of Jackson Miss and Mrs Howard Wilson Fort Wingate. Members present listed names and prizes were won with Mrs Won high, Mrs Vidal second, and Carter guest prize.
D T Sullivan opens the White Swan Inn two miles east of town near the Ceremonial grounds promising first class service and a retreat from city fuss. It offers refreshments and recreation for friends and families seeking a brief escape to nature and relaxation.
The Thursday Club gathered at Mrs Rosina Burke’s residence with members and guests listed. Mrs Smalling held a high score while refreshments were served after the social.
Frank B. Mapel, receiver for the defunct McKinley County Bank, says the third dividend will be ready around June 1, totaling 60 to 70 thousand dollars and lifting overall payouts to about 80 percent. He defends his conduct against critics who blame him for the bank’s failure.
Mr and Mrs Chas P Mason announce the birth of their son Morton Parnell Mason on Sunday May 23 1926. The card shows a cartoon of Daddy Mason carrying the baby to the world. Both parents are doing well and the mother is recovering nicely while the father wears a colorful cap and talks of an Inter Tribal Indian Ceremony on August 25 26 27 1926.
Educational team from Albuquerque led by J D Jones and J C Nave visited Gallup to present moving picture shows on how fires start, how quickly they spread, and how to extinguish them promptly. Lectures accompany the films along with an entertaining image to engage the public.
Drs. Chester H. Clark and Lenna E. Clark are home after a trip visiting Cortez Mancos Mesa Verde Park Durango Aztec Farmington and Shiprock. They report talk of a Santa Fe railroad into Farmington country and note prosperity along the route due to oil and favorable rains improving ranges and ranches for the year.
Parents observe Decoration Day to honor their son Pete Pavieni Jhe who died on May 80 1926. Friends and acquaintances are invited to join in this memory and remembrance of the departed.
The King Estin Burks dancing pupils will perform in the video ville program at the Strand Theater next Monday night. The show runs with the regular picture program providing patrons a fine entertainment. Buy tickets early to secure seats.
Deputy Marshal Louis Silva arrested a Navajo man found with two suitcases containing bottles of liquor. The intoxicated suspect refused to name the supplier, claiming the source was a friend. The man was jailed to sober up and consider cooperation.
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