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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1933
Page
10
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Arminda G Allbright 75 died at daughter Mrs May Finley's 1816 Palo Duro Street yesterday morning. Body to be sent by N S Griggs and Sons to Orville Ohio for son Herschel Allbright. Survived by another daughter Mrs Albert Singer Vega and by her son. She was a member of the Christ Reform Church.
Last rites for Isaac Newton Edwards fifty five who died suddenly in Las Vegas New Mexico will be held at 4 this afternoon at the N S Griggs and Sons chapel Dr R Thomsen pastor of the Central Presbyterian Church will conduct the service with the assistance of Dr J T McClure of the Polk Street Methodist Church Edwards who was scoutmaster of Amarillo Scout Troop No 3 died en route home with his troop from a week s camp at Tres Ritas He represented the Henry L Doherty interests in this section of Texas and formerly was a banker at Beaver City Oklahoma and at Booker He had lived in Amarillo for five years and his activities in the North Plains section were over a period of more than 20 years His wife Mrs Lessie Edwards survives him Active pallbearers will be D L McDonald J O Holland M B Johnson W D DiGrassi A Petersen and A R Kautz Members of Scout Troop No 3 Veterans of Foreign Wars and Spanish American War Veterans will be honorary pall bearers Burial will be in Llano Cemetery The body will lie in state at the home at 2106 Hayden Street today from 10 A M until 2 P M Hundreds of friends visited the home yesterday Besides the widow Mr Edwards is survived by a brother Jesse Edwards Glenwood Iowa and two sisters Mrs May Hitchcock and Mrs Mollie Jones
Last rites for Mrs. Ollie Harris aged 50 wife of W L Harris early panhandle settler were conducted at Gruver at 5 pm yesterday with burial in the Gruver cemetery. She died Sunday night at her Gruver home after more than a year of illness.
Transcontinental and Western Air will inaugurate a new coast to coast night passenger and express service on July 1 using the Sky Chief, a heavy-load capable night mail aircraft. Eastbound schedule from Los Angeles at 7 30 P M to Amarillo at 6 11 A M then 6 21 A M departure to Kansas City at 10 45 A M with connections to St Louis Chicago Columbus and New York. Westbound service from Amarillo continues the same pattern toward the Pacific Coast.
The Kansas City to Los Angeles route arrives at 2 48 A M and departs at 2 48 A M with an arrival in Los Angeles at 10 38 A M. The service will create new direct connections to Bakersfield Fresno Oakland and San Francisco, doubling passenger and express facilities on the Pacific Coast.
Funeral services were held for two and a half year old Donald Eugene Fuller, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Fuller, at 4 pm yesterday in the N S Griggs Sons chapel. Dr J T McClure of Polk Street Methods Church officiated. Burial followed in Llano Cemetery. The family resides on a Randall County farm five miles south of Amarillo.
To each individual who thought kindly thoughts or did a kind deed for our beloved one who is now sleeping we gratefully acknowledge your favors. To those who sent floral offerings, each flower whispered loving sentiments of your care. Words are poor but we love you for every favor. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Singer Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Finney Mr. and Mrs. Hershel Albright and Dona May Allbright.
Alice Marie Strange infant daughter of Mr and Mrs A A Strange of 1600 Line Avenue died late Monday night. Body taken yesterday to Silverton by N B Griggs Sons for burial. Besides her parents a small brother survives. Traces of legs in the form of claws are found in fossils of boas and pythons.
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