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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1925
Page
3
Mrs. Martha Cobb, pioneer of Claude, was buried there Friday afternoon in a service at the Methodist Church led by Rev. W. A. Hitchcock. Griggs Undertaking Company of Amarillo handled arrangements. She died Thursday morning after a brief illness.
Funeral services for Mary E. Bolin aged 64 were held at the family residence in St Francis with Rev F W O Malley officiating. Burial followed at East Liberty Cemetery under Griggs Undertaking Company. Mrs Bolin was a member of the First Christian Church.
Dora Anderson, a Negro woman, lies near death after a shooting at a domino parlor in the 200 block on Harrison Street Christmas night. Felix Richardson, a Negro man, is held in the county jail after an exchange of blows led to the gunfire that killed Richardson's wife last summer.
A. T. Anderson owner of the Anderson Paige Jewett Co. announces the arrival of the New Day Jewett Six. The car will be on display at 113-115 East Tenth Street with invitations extended to view the new six noted for modern design and economy. The model features a six cylinder motor, Paige four wheel brakes, and is touted as Jewett's lowest priced closed car.
Little Anna Bivins Manning two and a half months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Manning, was buried in Llano cemetery yesterday afternoon. Rev I N Stuckey of Polk Street Methodist Church officiated at a funeral at the family home 1407 Van Buren. The child died after a short illness early Saturday morning. Her father belongs to the law firm of Pierson and Manning. Pallbearers were Miles Bivins hk C Ware John Boyce and Joe Guileke.
T. W. Nelson, scout executive, issued a bulletin titled United Movement for an Prevent Need to encourage at least 26 of the 44 Panhandle scout troops to erect a 14 by 14 foot cabin at the new camp near Claude. He says such a cabin can be built for about $50 including Weenka.
A. J. Wright of the Monroe Calculating Machine Company is in Amarillo seeking a location for offices sales and service for the new Sales Queney of the Monroe Calculating Machine. He cites progressive business men and Amarillos low business failure rate as reasons. The Monroe Calculator is already used by U S Zinc Company Great West Mill and Elevator Santa Fe and other firms. Wright will announce the office location soon and will be the local sales manager.
The body of Mrs. Sarah Elizabeth Creamer seventy eight died Christmas afternoon was sent Saturday by Blackburn Funeral Home to her old home in Salina for burial. Funeral services were held at Polk Street Methodist Church yesterday with Rev L N Stuckey officiating. Mrs Creamer had been ill for several months.
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