Burks Heads Used Car Branch at Cooper-Irvin
G A Burks placed in charge of the used car department at 101 Polk Street as the firm expands. Burks has served Cooper-Irvin for years with a strong sales record. H A Gardner promoted to manager with Mr Irvin remaining, Sam Richardson to head the truck department after three years on the sales force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Burks
Cooper-Irvin Motor Company
Polk Street
Burks
H. A. Gardner
Irvin
Gardner
Sam Richardson
Benefit Dance at River Road School Tonight
A benefit dance will be held at the River Road School tonight starting at 8 o clock. The first floor is finished and timbers will be removed for the event. Proceeds will buy playground equipment. Frank Givens oversees the dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feld
River Road
Frank Givens
White Kitchen Feeds Departing Soldiers Before Training
The White Kitchen served Battery B a breakfast at 4 AM before their annual training at Camp Stanley. The mess hall prepared ample provisions and the men and officers praised the service.
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Battery B
Camp Stanley
Sealed Bid Auction Bids Due Today Noon
The Evening Post cooperates with local businesses for a sealed bid auction. Bids mailed before noon today will be considered, with successful bidders announced this afternoon. Displays located at Davis Auto Parts, Plains Chevrolet, Williams Hardware, Amarillo Music, and Hicks Rubber Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Post
Davis Auto Parts Co
Plains Chevrolet Co
Williams Hardware Co
Amarile Music Co
Hicks Rubber Co
Telephone Directory Signals Amarillo Growth in Six Months
The new directory issued yesterday shows Amarillo gained 1800 to 2000 residents in six months and 450 more names than February edition. The telephone company estimates one phone per five people, indicating 1800 new residents. The article notes bright leather handbags with large initials and monograms.
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Amarillo
Society notes greet loss and lectures in Amarillo
Mrs. I W Ross returns from Montrose to learn her mother Mrs W J Davis died there at seventy two. Mrs Davis buried in Montrose cemetery after services at L D 8 Church of Christ. Survived by six sons and four daughters. Also news of Mrs Wilson head of music at Abilene public schools. a large crowd hears Mrs Margaret Proctor Smith speak on Hankow China mission at St Andrew's Episcopal Church. she describes classes, choral clubs, Oriental views, and closes with her vocal.
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Ross
I. W. Ross
van Buren Street
Montrose
Iowa
W. J. Davis
Chicago
Northwestern University
Amarillo
Myrtle M. Powell
Wilson
Abilene
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Margaret Proctor Smith
American Church Mission
Hankow
China
Prodigy Gustave Richerd Visits Amarillo on Way to Pomona
Gustave Richerd, nineteen year old prodigy from Athens Alabama, stops in Amarillo en route to Pomona California to visit his aunt Dr. and Mrs. Keys. He holds two music degrees and is praised for brilliance with a promising future. He began recital at seven, studied under Prof. Hess, and recently graduated from the College of Music Cincinnati. He plans postgraduate study at the Institute of Musical Art and then study abroad. His brother Guy, seventeen, will accompany him to New York for violin lessons with Auer. Mrs Maude Wilson returns from Chicago.
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Gustave Richerd
J. C. Richerd
Athens
Alabama
Amarillo
Pomona
California
Richard Keys
Keys
van Buren
Richerd
Athens College Music Hall
Hess
Athens College
The
College of Music
Cincinnati
Romeo Gorno
Musicians Club of Cincinnati
Symphonian Musical Fraternity
Richard
Institute of Musical Art
New York City
Guy
Auer
Abderio Neely
Old Resident Given Up By Physicians
A 75 year old patient rejected surgery, then treated with Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for stomach troubles. After not eating for days and appearing severely jaundiced, he recovered quickly. The ad claims the product removes mucus and inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. One dose proves money back. Randal Drug Co. advert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayr
Randal Drug Co
Cupid Takes Three Victims While No Divorces Sought
In Amarillo Texas three marriage licenses were issued to M S Hicks and Fannie Morgan, John Rhea Wood and Ollie Juanita Gage, and L R Prestridge and Estelle Carmack. A Potter County court citation orders Sam Hall to appear for a divorce petition filed July 6 1925 against Inez Margaret Hall and Sam S Hall, alleging abandonment and cruelty. Hall seeks divorce and restoration of her maiden name Inez Margaret Rucker.
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Cupid
M. S. Hicks
Fannie Morgan
John Rhea Wood
Ollie Juanita Gage
L. R. Prestridge
Estelle Carmack
Inez Margaret Hall
Sam S&s. Hall
Amarillo Lodge No
Potter
Inez Margaret Rucker
J. C. Skillman
District Court
Potter County
Amarillo
Texas
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Narizon
Victor Records
Tommy Lyman
International Novelty Orchestra
Spencer-Nunn
George Olsen
Eee
Pere Ferrite
Pere S Reese
Cooper-Irvin
Crise
Mrs. Smith
Maude Wilson
Elmo Toiletries
Martha Cook
Wayne
Ladies Home Journal
Minerva
Meacre-Peston Co
L. N. Pittman
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