Wedding of Brian Dunne and Edith Hart in Las Vegas
A Santa Fe wedding report details Brian Boru Dunne editor of the New Mexican marrying Edith Hart of Gallup at the Church of the Immaculate Conception in Las Vegas. The couple, after touring to Grand Canyon and Pacific coast, plan to settle in Santa Fe with Hart to tour in winter and Dunne noted author.
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Pitiless Publicity dominates Gallup notes in 1946 issue
Local briefs and ads recount visits by traders and artisans, arrivals and departures of residents, business openings, and community notices in Gallup and nearby areas. Names include Willis Studio, Mal’s Sweet Shop, J. N. Hubbell, and several traders, with references to Bulletin No. 4 Pitiless Publicity and upcoming projects at Rehoboth Mission and Ganado heating plans.
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Ganado
Robt. Karrigan
Death of Paul Logan Warner Reported in Brief
Friday noon notice reports the death of Paul Logan Warner with a widow and two children surviving. Fred Warner identified as his brother works at Gallup Mercantile Co. The item also notes S. W. Baxter returning from Salt Lake City for his sister Grace who has recovered. A Harding Republican Club was organized with C. C. Cousins as president and Mrs. Cousins treasurer.
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Gallup Mercantile Co
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Bob Starrett
C. M. Rouse
H. W. Brose
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Local news notes and obituaries from Gallup
P V Ritter arrives from Holly Colorado en route to California with wife and children. Miner Michelatti crushed by rock at Weaver mine last Friday. funeral held at Hill Crest cemetery. Leo Leaden raced Juarez track but car failure marred race. Democratic nominees addressed Community House. Patton, de Baca and Slack discussed state offices and left for Albuquerque. Gallup Building & Loan seeks more stockholders. advertises safe investment. Mr. and Mrs. S L Ditto depart for Georgia. Ditto’s role in Gallup Brokerage Co. changes to J Williams and H Sivertson. Albert Blackwell, 17, dies after illness. funeral at Sacred Heart church with burial at Hill Crest. Mrs. T A Waring visits from Cimarron. family details include children’s education. McKinley County Colored Harding and Coolidge Club meets. resolutions on county and state conventions promised next week. Frank Gregorio, 15, shot at home. critical at St Mary’s Hospital after quarrel with stepmother who fired revolver.
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