Panhandle Institute Draws Wide Support from States and Firms
Citizens and institutions across the Panhandle and beyond back the Panhandle Rock Island Lines agricultural and community life institute opening today through Saturday. Key supporters include Amarillo officials, Panhandle Plains Chamber, Rock Island Railroad, Swift & Co., Fort Worth Stock Yards, the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, Allis-Chalmers, Deere & Co., Ford, International Harvester, Armour & Co. and many others contributing time and funds to lay the foundations for the growing Panhandle region.
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Big Panhandle
Rock Island
The
Southwestern Colonization Journal
West Texas Chamber of Commerce
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
Federal Land Bank of Houston
Allis-Chalmers Company
Texas Farm Bureau
National Durocmersey Record Association
American Jersey Cattle Club
Deere & Co
Moline
Illinois
Ford Motor Co
Ladio Corporation of America
Texas Highway Association
West Texas State Normal School
Parke Davis & Co
Wilson & Co
Kansas City Stock Yards
Mistletoe Creameries
Amarillo
Fort Worth
Universal Mills
M. Johnson Incubator Company
Clay Center
Neb
Long-Bell Lumber Co
Texas Hereford Association
Public Health Service of
United States
Delco Light Company
Portland Cement Association
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
International Harvester Company
Armour & Co
Arizona School Head to Receive Law Degree at NMU
The University of New Mexico will confer the Doctor of Law degree on Dr. Cloyd Heck Marvin, president of the Arizona University, as chief speaker at commencements Friday. David S. Hill, university president, announced 38 graduates will receive diplomas.
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The
United Press
Albuquerque
University of New Mexico
Cloyd Heck Marvin
Arizona University
Marvin
David S. Hill
Sunshine Trail School Days Masquerade Ball Idea
A novelty stunt party for The Sunshine Trail film proposes a masked ball with townspeople in school day outfits including boys in short pants and girls in dresses. Includes doll props and kid games between dances and old fashioned kissing games as part of the entertainment at Fair Theatre Friday and Saturday.
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Thomas H. Ince
Fair Theatre
Rock Island Officials Highlight Amarillo Institute Opening
Prominent Rock Island lines executives including L. M. Allen vice president and passenger traffic manager Hal S. Ray assistant to the president C. A. Searle general passenger agent and Luther Burns Kansas Missouri general attorney arrive in Amarillo for the All Panhandle Rock Island Institute. Sessions begin at 10 30 am with local officials and Arthur W Large aiding plans for the three day program.
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L. M. Allen
Rock Island Lines
Hal S. Ray
C. A. Searle
Luther Burns
Kansas
Missouri
Rock Island
Amarillo
Rock Island Institute
Arthur W. Large
Allen
Mr. Ray
Chicago
Mr. Searle
Kansas City
Mary Beauties of Panhandle Entered for Big Contest
Ten Panhandle counties entered the all Panhandle beauty contest at the Rock Island Institute with Amarillo to host. Miss Alma Timmons of Amarillo is the city’s selection, while entrants include Vera Lednick Pampa Christine Collins Channing Lucile Williams Hartley Rutie Vaughan Shamrock Jimmie Beatrice Christian Plemons Robbie Dale Gay Spearman Mary Parker Balls Marie Wofford Tulsa and two from Clarendon.
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Rock Island Institute
Panhandle
R. M. Fielder
Panhandle-Plains
Tion
Vera Lednick
Pampa
Christine Collins
Channing
Lucile Williams
Hartley
Rutie Vaughan
Shamrock
Jimmie Beatrice Christian
Plemons
Robbie Dale Gay
Spearman
Mary Parker
Balls
Marie Wofford
Tulsa
Clarendon
Fielder
Kiwanis Club hears Panhandle Rock Island Institute speakers
Speakers at the Panhandle Rock Island Agricultural and Community Life Institute spoke at the Amarillo Hotel Kiwanis program. T. B. O'Brien chaired, Arthur W. Large outlined goals for a national park, L. E. Penderton discussed milk goats, and radio expert Harry C. Gawler highlighted radio’s role in business. A memorial committee was formed for E. E. Roos, and J. E. Spann returned from the Kiwanis convention bearing a mountain wood gavel for club president Ray C. Johnson.
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Panhandle-Rock Island Agricultural and Community Life Institute
Kiwanis Club
Amarillo
T. B. O'Brien
Rock Island Lines
Arthur W. Large
Chicago
Panhandle
Bankers’ Conference
Kans
W. Hayne
L. A. Wells
W. C. Irvin
E. E. Roos
J. E. Spann
Lookout Mountain
Tennessee
Ray C. Johnson
AirmEN establish seaplane records near San Diego
San Diego naval airmen set three new and two broken seaplane records, led by Lieut. M. A. Schur who exceeded one hour and 84 minutes in duration and traveled 233.01 miles, with others carrying 250 to 1,000 kilo loads as part of the North Island flight.
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Associated Press
San Diego
Royal Flying Corps
M. A. Schur
Biard
Royal Flyin Corps
Shur
Pard
Naples
Italy
Schur
Karl Brix
Arthur Brilline
Robert L. Fuller
North Island
Brix
Las Vegas Elks Plan Big Membership Drive
The Las Vegas Elks lodge announces a July 12 to July 16 membership drive with a goal of at least 60 new members. Team captains are chosen and outreach will cover the city and surrounding county, citing extensive charity work last year and strong state standing.
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Las Vegas
Lodge of
Elka
Woodmen Plan Large Delegation to Texas Camp
Alamosa Camp No 502 Woodmen of the World prepares a big group to attend the Texas camp in San Antonio July with a million dollar War Memorial Hospital dedication on July 4. Amarillo members depart June 30 by rail for the celebration running July 2 to 7 featuring a special Sovereign Grand Lodge session and a barbecue. Drum corps and hospital corps will join, with 16 to 18 in drums, 20 in drill team, and 16 in hospital corps. many high officials expected.
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Alamosa
Texas
San Antonio
W. O. W. War Memorial Hospital
Amarillo
Fort Worth & Denver
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Pennsylvania
Georgia
Canton
Kingdom of Swene Dating Back 1200 Years Rich in European History
A historic kingdom of Swene dates back about 1200 years, making it older than any other nation in Europe. The ancient realm's legacy positions it as one of the continent's earliest enduring polities, with enduring cultural footprints.
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Europe
Texas Masonry Leader to Speak in Childress Soon
June 6 report from Childress notes Mike Thomas, grand master of Texas Masonry, touring the state to discuss "The Race of Life." He urges Masons and citizens to back law enforcement and the eighteenth amendment, with plans for an open air address at fair grounds and extensive advertising to draw visitors from nearby counties.
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Childress
Mike Thomas
Texas Masonry
Mr. Thomas
Fair Grounds
Thomas
Cottle
Hardeman
Hall
Collingsworth
Motley
Texas
Dallas
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Kwitcherkikkin
Amarillo Daily News
Chae Suede
New Brunswick Records Daily
Bennie Krueger’s Orchestra
Bennie Krueger
Brunswick
New Brunswick Records
Brunswick Records
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