Derden’s Orchestra Entertains Kiwanis at Amarillo Hotel
Kiwanis luncheon in Amarillo featured Dave Derden and his orchestra performing an overture and songs of the south before a lively audience. Vocal solo by H. B Whittington and Mrs. Fred Krug, violin by Virginia Krug, sax by Willig May Marshall, with remarks by W. H. Caldwell and greetings from Wichita Falls. Out of town visitors included Sen. Charles Murphy and Tom Connally among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Derden
Kiwanis Club
Amarillo
Dixie
H. B Whittington
Fred Krug
Virginia Krug
Willig May Marshall
W. Ih. Caldwell
Wichita Falls
Wichita Club
Amarilo Kiwanians
Charles Murphy
Houston
Murphy
R. J. Hobson
Sioux Falls
S. D
Tom Connally
Clarendon
James
Charles Trent
Amarillo Raises Quota for University Women
Amarillo becomes the sole Texas city and one of 34 in the U S to boost funds for the American Association of University Women national headquarters debt in Washington D C The national goal is 200000 The Amarillo chapter formed in October 1923 and is the sixth in the world with Paris and London as the other clubs The national convention will meet in Washington April 17 21 Mr and Mrs Lonnie Sewell of Plainview visited Wilbur Winns yesterday and returned today.
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Amarillo
Texas
United States
American Association of University Women
Washington, D. C
Earl Wyatt
Paris
London
Washington
Lonnie Sewell
Plainview
Wilbur Winn
G. C. Mathis
Panhandle Produce Company
Panhandle
W. V. Fletcher
Johnson Street
Mr. Hall
Bellview Mercantile Company
Bellview
Ben Short
Albert Nichols
Adams Street
B. O. Baker
Dallas
Civil Court of Appeals
Okla
Parnes
Rock Island
Col
R. B. Masterson
Colonel Masterson
Jude Johnson
Old Jude
Mrs. Johnson
Ferguson Funeral Rites Attended by Hundreds
Hundreds filled Polk Street Methodist Church for the funeral of Rev. C. N. N. Ferguson with Rev. Stanley W. Haynes and Comar 5 S. Woodward presiding. An out of town delegation from Lubbock led by Mrs. Gee Wolffarth and others joined Plainview visitors to pay final respects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk Street Methodist Church
C. N. N. Ferguson
Stanley W. Haynes
Comar
S. Woodward
Mr. Ferguson
Comar Woodward
Lubbock
Jas. L. Dow
Sam T. Davis
Walker Stanton
W. C. Rylander
R. B. Hutchinson
W. K. Dickinson
G. K. Watkins
George Brewer
Jim Hughes
Addie Taylor
Mae Murphee
Gee. Wolffarth
M. Gordon
Emma Williamson
Lou Irvin
Plainview
T. J. Shaw
Ginger
Tex
Ferguson
Proceedings in Court of Civil Appeals Amarillo 1924
Proceedings in the Court of Civil Appeals Seventh District at Amarillo on April 9 1924 include motions overruled cases to be reheard writ of error dismissals and various affirm/reverse decisions involving Travis Oil and Reserves Osage Oil Wichita appeals bank cases and related parties with several cases set for submission April 30 1924.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Civil Appeals
Seventh Supreme Judicial District
Amarillo
H. M. Munger
J. D. Wheeler
Jerome
Stone
Wichita
Travis Oil & Ref. Co
Osage Oil & Gas Co
Chas. Carson
C. M. Taylor
M. Weitzman
Homer Lee
W. O. Griffin
C. D. Shamburger
Local effort to control flood waters gains support
A. S. Stinnett announces steps to supply data on flood control of the Canadian and Cimarron rivers to Congressman Tom D. McKeown. Congressman Marvin Jones backs the plan. The project would prevent floods and store water for irrigation in western New Mexico near Vega and Villardeado, with hopes it will be included in a House bill for the upper Red River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cimmaron
A. S. Stinnett
Tom D. McKeown
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Vega and
Vilderado
House
Red River
Klan Candidate Wins In Muskogee Mayoral Race
A. B. Beall, a Klan candidate, and the entire city council of same affiliation were seated after Muskogee Oklahoma's municipal election. The Klan was the sole issue in the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Okla
A. B. Beall
Akron Women Win Back Street Cars After City Hall Rally
In Akron Ohio street cars halted on February 1 due to finances and fare resistance. Women led by Miss Helen Wolfe stormed city hall demanding transit return. Within a half hour council invited street railway officials and offered a fare rise to restart cars, restoring service pressured by prior bus replacements. Miss Pauline Callahan of Panhandle attends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
Ohio
Helen Wolfe
City Hall
Toledo
Bridgeport
Des Moines
Saginaw
Accused Naval Officer Observed in Hospital
Mare Island Navy Yard Cal April 9 Lieut Ervine Brown U S N pay corps accused of taking 120000 of navy funds is under observation at the navy hospital here He was brought from San Francisco where he was found in a park drive apparently mentally unbalance Officials said they were unsure if Brown is insane or feigning insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mare Island Navy Yard
Cal
Ervine Brown
U. S. N. Pay Corps
Navy Hospital
San Francisco
Brown
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Derden
Kkwanis
Milady
J. W. Collins
Emerick Oil Co
Wm. N. Bonner
J. H. Eastland
E. E. Fuller
W. T. Willis
Bank of Burkburnett
A. R. Watland
L. E. Whitham
W. R. Mitchell
J. M. Honaker
Co. B. McConnell
E. P. Walsh
J. D. Parnell
H. K. Barron
City Net
Bank
Lillis Morgan
W. B. Adams
Texhoma Oil & Res. Co
Wichita County
W. Carey
First Natl
H. A. O'Neil
Theo. Cook
C.H. Tipps
J. W. Ferguson
T. H. Lawrence
Caspar
Sireet
Steeer
Foulke
Coe
Burr
Morne oFrFeicce
Congressmen
Davis Auto Parts CO
City
Pauline Callahan
San Jacinto
F .M. Lefforge & Co
Whitaker
Wiley Wharton
Potter County
Wharton
Tom Hinson
State
N. Healey-Black
Polk St
Metal Works
W. P. Reed
Prop
Louisiana
Kress House Moving Company of Texas
G. W. Willingham
Willingham
Kress House Moving Company
Amarillo, Texas
Presbyterian Church
The
John Able
R. Thomson
Woman's Council
J. R. Greening
Nunn
Society of Automobile Engineers
Western Tire & Supply Co
West 6Th St
Ith and
Polk
Beck Bros
Joe
East 5Th Street
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