Hoo Hoo Will Dine Tonight Annual Affair
Hoo Hoo club members and invited guests gather at Annie Country Club for a dinner as part of the annual event linked to the lumber fraternal order. The evening features attendees from Seatie and local firms, with emphasis on intergroup relations and business ties in the lumber trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Lumber
Alario
Annie Country Club
Selec
Tombersen
Smalley
Stanley Fiat Napetor Ies
Interentea
Bula
Bangeet i Ld
Warters
Seatie
Bt Beishtae Lamber
Fmuillo
Galen Wasste
Uni
Elae
Cotegors
Still Time to Join High School Summer Work
Students may still join the Amarillo High School summer program as Rob Noreen notes progress in the high school building. The year is condensed with two sets of exams and new texts in algebra English geometry and bookkeeping selected to replace prior books. A requisition for tentbooks seeks to ensure sufficent supply at opening of regular school in 8.
Highway 66 Group Meeting Planned for Shamrock
Shamrock will host a June 28 meeting of the Highway 66 Group. Chilton, manager of the Chamber of Commerce, notes towns along the route plan diverse strategies to pave the road. The Texas association aims to coordinate financing and progress for the highway project.
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Highway 66
Shamrock
Ers Igseay
Heidi Shamcock
We. We
Chilton
Metaanager
Chamber “of
Esas
Texan
Pradenly
Oldhaba County
County Auditors Name New Officers In Texas Election
Fort Worth Texas June 12 auditors name new officers for a one day convention. W Preston and Hutchings vie for the presidency and the slate plans renewed campaigning with efforts intensified.
Move to Make a Florida National Park
A proposal to create Tropic Everglades National Park in Florida seeks congressional action to protect rare birds and plants. The plan highlights Cape Sable and key Florida ecosystems as the park’s core, aiming to preserve the region’s biodiversity and natural heritage.
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Make National Park
Florida
Washington
Cape Sable
Ruthryan Owe
Ita
Onder
Honor able belittles Mussolini in state notes
A newspaper editorial attacks Mussolini while outlining a highway project from Pretty Stinnets to Percyten. It discusses a new survey, a route through Hutchinson and Hansford counties, and a completion timeline tied to Jay Baley, with maps based on a recess survey and costs listed.
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Tee
Calrns Chamber
Rinpeth
Pretty Stinnets
Percyten
Suouta
Perrinie Dekilee
Ce Vance
French ports protest tunnel plan across the Channel
French port interests oppose a proposed tunnel linking Calais and Dover arguing it would disrupt shipping, divert traffic, and threaten freight losses. British and French officials weighed several schemes including a submerged tube and a fixed bridge, but concerns over channel access and economic impact persisted.
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Dover
Seri
Raanel
Terresa
Bere
Paris
Calais
M.mathies
France
England
Europe
Man Charged in Radiator Theft Attempts at Church
Nashville police say Johnson, a Black man, attempted or stole several radiators from a church. He was stopped by officers and brought to police court where judge S. Buren found him guilty and sentenced him to six months in jail.
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Nashville
Tenn
Fuer Johnson
Cers
Nto
den Harsis S. Buren
Gilty
Funeral Pending for Mrs W C Crain
Mrs. W C Crain 61 died at her home in Fost Sth Avky at 4 30 Wednesday. Survived by husband and two sons Whitlock Fenin Terney Velton Eagan New York City and Mie We Elwarda Atari. Body arrived 11 15 Rock turned tran last sight and will be held in state at Griggs Foner pending arrival of relatives and completion of funeral. The Day in Washington notes drive of Senate lobby committee against Bisoy and plans to vote on tard bill. Hoover cited as present.
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W. C. Crain
Fost Sth
Avky
Orang
Ote Fon
Whitlock
Fenin
Terney
Velton Eagan
New York City
Mie We Elwarda
Atari
Washington
Tee
Senate
Bisoy
Reed and Grardy
Penn
Avin
Hoover
Mrs A K Stribling of Claude Dies
Mrs A K Stribling of Claude dies after illness in hospital. She is survived by her son Kelley, her father and mother, three brothers and one sister. Funeral services will be held from the Methodist Church in Claude, with Rev. Soalincede officiating. Burial will follow at the local cemetery.
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Wastcare
Texas
Ineal Hospital
Kelley
Wether
Sinn
Kells
Albany
N.S. Gri
Clute
Oleh
Soalincede
Merne Stewart
Hagar Coble Noward Steing’ Boal
Side Glances By George Clark shines at De Site
Side Glances by George Clark presents a light, breezy column on local events and personalities. The piece blends humor with observation, pausing to note community highlights and subtle shifts in city life.
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George Clark
Senator protests liquor delivery in Dalhart project
Washington reports that work will start within 10 days on liquor delivery by diplomats in Dalhart as part of a prohibition enforcement bill. The Dalhart contract, awarded to James Stanton & Son Construction, aims to supply 2000 bottles this summer while diplomats proceed with sewer and demarcation work, with completion expected in about five days.
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Dalhart
Will Hurley
Washington
Kendricks
Cy Cotell
Fresceston
Tive Tha
Britten
Pratt Devlin Engineering Company
Amie
Howell
Tiene
Tippmette Courtear
Slit Werk
Legge’s First-Year Fate Tops Board Discussion
The board debated Legge’s fate as a first-year leader amid questions over funding and leadership. Officials expressed confidence tied to executive performance, while internal critics pressed on allocations and the controversy surrounding the $100,000 annual presidency role at the International Harvester Company.
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Auexayoun
Croner
Serertat
Eblet
Etlic
International Harvester Company
Washington
Scout Tattler Camp Notes and Goats at Night
A camp diary recounts a week of scout events with playful anecdotes about goats, prizes, and campfire games. It praises contributions from Roger, Susie, and others, notes a tension between campers over tasks, and mentions a late night capture the flag game plus thanks to volunteers who kept the week running smoothly.
Kansan Tells of Training Dogs for Vets
In Olathes June 12 report, a Kansas man described plans to train German shepherds as guide dogs for blinded veterans. He outlined a kennel project with private rooms and modern facilities, while denying claims of unsanitary conditions. The story notes the involvement of local business figures and legal debate over motives behind the kennel effort.
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Olathe
Spee Intore
Gray
Bis Kennel
Overland
Park
Shettie Stee
Corporation of Kansas
Kan
Ezeh
Rich Sete
Fitzpatrick
Rich man who married princess dies by poison
Andrews, noted for his wealth and a laboratory he built along the Shrewsbury river, was found dead after a poisoning incident connected to a contentious elopement involving a Yale student and a prince. The tangled tale centers on high society, a costly estate, and a historic marriage.
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Pair Haven
Neds
Yale
Swith Prince
Alma
Hay al
Andrews
Etary Ball
Shrewsbury River
Wich
Canadian Vocational Agriculture Course Planned
June 12. F N Saw Seh auperintendent announces in Canadian schooling plans that the state board will fund a vocational agriculture course. Start date uncertain, may begin this fall or be delayed due to high remodeling costs of an abandoned school. Partnerships with Canadian authorities are being developed to implement the program.
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F. N. Sawseh
Atate
Tehoo
Cate Tor
Edith Chapman Praised For Legion Welfare Efforts
Edith Chapman, active in the American Legion welfare work in Amarillo and surrounding territory, is commended for her service to veterans and families affected by war. She has traveled across the United States promoting welfare programs and will join fellow Legionnaires on a special trip to Slaton.
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Hary
American Legion
Amarillo
Ain Ad Sil
Ith
Ailon Nen Sd
Ameri Legion
Hereford
Lubbock
Chapman
Amarilla
United States
Ork
Dred
Amar Mand
Slaton
Thirteenth Keynote At Tenth Avenue Dinner Church
A note from the Tenth Avenue Methodist Church outlines the Thirteenth keynote of the church dinner on May 19 at 7:30. Tickets cost 13 cents with limited pennies or nine for a child. funds come from local business donations including bottling, paper, dairy, baking and grocery firms. A WDAG broadcast advertises the event at 7:30 that evening.
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Tenth Avenue Methodist
HM Hamilton
Nei Bottling ‘Company
Texas Paper Company
Junior Coffee Company
Metagers’ Dairy
Ce 'Aee’ Company
Pains ‘Aul Frost
Mrs Scripps Loses Suit in Big Estate Case
In Cincinnati on June 12 the state court of appeals denied Mrs Josephine Scripps Marmie, Cal, administrator of the estate of her father the late E Serio, a suit for an accounting filed by James Sepp for the estate. The ruling upholds Her earlier loss in the lower court.
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Cincinnati
Ohl
Es Escuit
Court of Appeals
Odny
Jonephine Scripps
Muremie
Cal
Administe’ Estate
Erste Janes Ts
Reba Fr
Serine
Eserio
James Sepp Fae
Scripps
Steee Court
Mevapaper
Ray Gleghorn Held For Grand Theft Charge
Ray Cleghorn is held on grand theft charges after police stopped a stolen car belonging to J. LaVelle parked outside a Moors building. Officers Lewis and Moore halted the vehicle before it reached Tenth Avenue, ending the pursuit.
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Ray Cleghorn
Sty Jal
Atlen
Cary
J. 1 LaVelle
Ovives
Moors Betel
Lewis and Moore
Scout Cat
Tenth Avenue
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Cadens
Nus
Hurley
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Legge
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Alee
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Finkey
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Whet
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Pinkey
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Edith Chapman
CIT
Legion
Ray Gleghorn
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