Plano Plains Dairy Show Dates Set for 1932
The fifth annual Texas Panhandle Plains Dairy Show will run April 11 to 14, 1932 in Plainview, moved a week later at directors’ meeting. The change aims to accommodate county shows in early April. An executive committee led by P. C. Bennett and Jim Rigler plans educational exhibits. New entrants from eastern New Mexico expected to boost entries and attendance. Charles A. Guy joins the board, succeeding G. L. Blackman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plainview
P. C. Bennett
Amarillo
Jim Rigler
Plain
New Mexico
Charles A. Guy
Lubbock
Odd Fellows 10 Memorial Service Planned in Amarillo
Odd Fellows of Amarillo Lodge schedule a memorial service Sunday at 3 pm in Memorial Park cemetery. Program includes songs by members, Cleo Clayton’s address, a violin solo by Iola McPherson, roll call of the dead, grave decoration, mixed-team drill, and a benediction by Rev H Hamilton.
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Odd Fellows of
Amarillo Lodge
Memorial Park Cemetery
Cleo Clayton
Iola McPherson
H. H. Hamilton
Lindbergh Plans Pacific Flight Test In Lockheed Plane
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh waits to test a Lockheed Sirius plane at North Beach Long Island. He aims a trans Pacific flight to China and Japan with wife Anne aiding in flying, water landings considered, takeoff from Bowery Bay and possible round trip with return by steamship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
China
Japan
Col. Lindbergh
Bowery Bay
North Beach
Seattle
United States
Lindbergh
Hospital Notes at St. Anthony's Findings and Admissions
Hospital notes list multiple patients and staff with admissions and operations. Names include Sid Woodward Amarillo operation and Mrs J R Flack Houston treatment. Additional entries show ongoing treatment at Northwest Texas and various patients discharged after treatment or operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Woodward
North Buchanan
Sam Albright
Dalhart
J. R. Flack
North Houston
H. E. Gregg
Tulsa
Co. G. Maples
Dimmitt
Henry Kearns
Tyler
F. W. Cobb
McLean
Ed Sciere
Panhandle
Janette
Everethart
West Second
Miss Pearl Murray
Angelus Hotel
A. Swanson
Vega
Rites Held for Sarah Hickenbottom at Home
Rites for Mrs. Sarah Hickenbottom, 79, were held Friday at her residence 2225 Roberts Street conducted by Rev R E McCain Nazarene Church. She is survived by three sons W Ira and L G Hickenbottom. Burial followed at Llano Cemetery. Banking offices in England now total 3400.
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Sarah Hickenbottom
Roberts Street
R. E. McCain
the Nazarene Church
W. and
Ira Hickenbottom
Amarillo
L. G. Hickenbottom
Haswell
Oklo
Llano
Bankers Plan Early Appeal From Texas National Bank Conviction
Attorneys for W. L. Smallwood and C. Johnson, former Texas National Bank officers, prepared an appeal to the Fifth Circuit in New Orleans after their clients were found guilty on six counts of misfeasance in management. Judge William B. Sheppard said he will sentence Johnson and Smallwood Monday morning. deliberations lasted about four hours.
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Fort Worth
W. L. Smallwood
C. ©. Johnson
Texas National Bank Today
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeal
New Orleans
William B. Sheppard
Pensacola
Fla
Johnson
Smallwood
Federal District Court
Texas minister to fill pulpit at Lawrence Avenue Baptist
The Rev. Carl O Nea l will temporarily replace Rev. C C Nance as pastor of Lawrence Avenue Baptist Church. Nance resigned after several sons of church members were caught gambling and he was blamed for helping catch them.
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Oklahoma City
Carl O’neal
Texas
C. C. Nance
Lawrence Avenue Baptist Church
Nance
Charters Granted in Texas Consolidate Diverse Ventures
A June 5 notice lists new charters in Texas including Bethel Sisterhood in Brownsville with no capital stock, Lindell Peterson and Company in Georgetown with 15 000 capital stock, West Texas Real Estate and Investment Company in El Paso with 10 000, Gregg Oil Company in Gladewater with 3000 shares, Aldridge Huguley Gin Company in Plano with 24000, plus amendments to El Paso Realty becoming El Paso Holding Company with 150 000 capital, and Minerals Inc, Shreveport, with 10 000 no par shares. Texas agent William A Hudson is named for Foreign permit.
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Austin
Bethel Sisterhood, Inc
Worship
Brownsville
Capital Stock
Julia Wood
Julia Grunewald
Ethel Freudenstein
Lindell Peterson and Company
Georgetown
H. R. Lindell
Rosa Peterson
A. W. Lindell
West Texas Real Esate and Investment Company, Loan Association
el Paso
Joseph A. Sweeney
R. N. Rawlins
J. E. Quaid
Gregg Oil Company
Gladewater
Capital
J. C. Hunter
H. Hunter
E. M. Parry
Aldridge Huguley Gin Company
Plano
L. A. Huguley
J. C. Aldridge
H. W. Aldridge
el Paso Realty Company
el Paso Holding Company
Minerals, Inc
Shreveport
Texas
William A. Hudson
Fort Worth
Tex
Elks Studebaker Goodwill Car Arrives in City
A welcoming committee greets the Elks' transcontinental goodwill car at the city edge. The purple and white Studebaker President Eight roadster travels coast to coast toward Seattle for the Elks Grand Lodge convention, with E. C. O'Donnell driving and Amarillo delegate John R. Trolinger aboard.
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Elks Lodge
Panhandle Auto Club
Elks
E. C. O'Donnell
The
Elks’ Magazine
John R. Trolinger
Amarillo
Seatttle
Travel plans through Amarillo to Clovis and Roswell
The traveler left Amarillo around 10 this morning for Clovis New Mexico and will spend Sunday in Roswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Clovis, N. M
Roswell
Fire damages home of T. Couch on Florida Street
Damage estimated at 1200 dollars occurred at the residence of T. Couch 83 Florida Street. The fire was found just before midnight Thursday as family members and neighbors rushed to aid the scene.
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T. Couch
Florida Street
Local Insurance Man Killed in Highway Crash Near Center
Buster Day, 35, an insurance man from Center, died when his car overturned three times on a highway near Center. He was buried this afternoon. Chester Moore, assistant fire chief, could not determine the fire’s origin weeks earlier at Mount Studios and plans a rest cure in Nevada next week.
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Mount
Nevada
Clara Bow Brain Health Crisis Halts Film Work
Los Angeles reports actress Clara Bow suffers a nervous breakdown during filming at Paramount Pictures. Production is halted as Bow receives medical attention and studio officials assess next steps for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Clara Bow
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O.R
Fannie Anderson
Graham
Thomas E. Davis
Vernon
N. J
Aes
Parkland Hospital
Anderson
Davis
Pacific Ocean
St. Anthony's Barn
B. F. Deckard
West Third
C. Cody
P. Bicker
North Pierce
Abe Taylor
G. W. Mask
Rule
George Green
Ross
F. E. Chase
Colorado Springs
England
Kuppenheimer
S§ &C Clothiers
Polk Street
Sport Oxfords
Bankers Plan
Pastor
Spe
Levine
Cretonnes
Voiles
Levine’s
L’s
Fancy Sox
Ray
the Bargain Corner
Taylor
Hollywood
Elks Studebaker
O'Donnell
Charles Adkisson
Fred Galle
Clara
Veedol Oil
Pennsylvania
Kohler
the Westmoreland Co., Inc
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