Central Presbyterian Church Yearly Banquet Held
The Central Presbyterian area held its annual banquet and business meeting last night in the fellowship hall to mark the close of the church year. Elders were reelected for three years and two new elders were chosen, with reports from women’s groups and church departments highlighting a successful year.
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Central Presbyterian
Fellowship Hall
Suc
Murry Elpen
Women's Missionary Council
Jack Roach
Christian Endeavor
Helen Edgett
H. G. Wilson
H. Davies
G. C. Ordway
R. Thomson
R. L. Thompson
H. &. Bishop
H. E B. Teery
Mallen
H. G. Smith
J. A. Bruce
R. McKinnley
S. M. Leforge
Norris Ewing
T. S. Barnes
L. L. Ferree
G. L. Sanders
D. Roach
B. &. Locher
Lone
Funeral services for Roy Edward Parks in Amarillo
Roy Edward Parks 18 son of Mrs J H Parks of 1920 Pierce Street died after brief illness. Funeral at Central Presbyterian Church Friday at 4 o clock with Rev R Thomson officiating. Burial at Liano Cemetery. Survived by mother seven sisters and three brothers. Roy worked part time for Globe News six years. Body lies in Boxwell Brothers Chapel until 3 pm tomorrow then moved to church.
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Roy Edward Parks
Amarillo High School
J. H. Parks
Pierce Street
Central Presbyterian Church
R. Thomson
Fred Teed
Ramon Williams
William Pitman
J. W. Gwyn
Berard Hargrave
Buster Ludden
Liano
Ruby Monroe
Lillian Parks
W. L. Peake
Pauline Parks
Amarillo
Ic. E. Head
Dimmitt
Ernest Dubast
Gonzales
Texas
R. E. Mayfield
Senton
Ray Parks
James Parks
R. E. Steen
Calif
Roy Parks
The
Globe News
Boxwell Brothers
Amarillo columns mix notices and odd requests
A lively Amarillo column recounts a stranger asking for Mr. Tack, misnaming him as Mr. Quack, and notes the town’s job seekers. The writer laments outsiders seeking work, offers to help locals, and mentions a proposed O. W. Club with a $25 pledge, plus a candy recipe and a census contest with cash prizes.
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Amarillo Newa-Globe
Fuqua Youth Improves After Truck Accident
Wiley Fuqua nine year old son of Mr and Mrs Earl Fuqua 1905 Harrison Avenue showed marked improvement after being struck by a truck in the driveway of Hill Read 1902 Harrison. The wheels reportedly passed over part of his body but no bones were broken and he was taken to St Anthony's Hospital. Read is vice president of J W Zempter Construction Company which owned the truck. The driver moved Wiley to the Fuqua home across the street.
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Wiley Fuqua
Earl Fuqua
Harrison Avenue
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Hill Read
Harrison
Read
J. W. Zempter Construction Company
Wiley
Fuqua
Fox Company fights to hold fortune in high finance saga
The article details William Fox and rivals in a Wall Street struggle, naming Halsey, Stuart and AT&T as key players with extensive property holdings. It mentions a French peddler, a 10,000 franc bequest, and a broad financial clash amid mounting stakes. It also notes venomous scorpions in Durango and a Florida strawberry yield rise from about 4.96 million to 18.4 million quarts over five years.
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Rothschild
Fox Company
Halsey
Stuart
A. T. Anid ‘T
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
William Fox
Wall Street
Florida
Father May Fail in Moving Girl's Body
Mario Elston's father Bert Elston seeks to move his seven year old daughter's body from Borger to Riverside Michigan. A prior disinterment attempt faced an injunction and allegations of improper burial, embalming, and casket size. Mrs Elston won a $10000 judgment and a divorce was granted. appeals and potential delays loom as the dispute continues.
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Panhandle
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Riverside
Michigan
Bert Elston
Elston
Borger
C. T
Harold Dobbins
Local Merchant Seeks Amarillo Business Location
Lan, a mercantile professional with ten years at one firm and experience in menswear, clothing, shoes, and general store management, asks for business prospects in Amarillo to support his school-age children. He offers strong references from Panhandle contacts and is willing to meet for potential opportunities.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Lan
Theater Plans and Local Projects Stir Amarillo News
A digest of Amarillo items notes progress on a new theater with ground breaking planned before mid summer and city officials backing the Publix project. Other brief items report visits from Sam Veatch of Portland and remarks by Clarence Price of Pittsburg on automation replacing miners. Readers are invited to a chicken supper fundraiser in Humphrey Highlands with speeches by candidates. President Coolidge reportedly may sign a newspaper syndication deal worth 156000 dollars yearly amid tensions with Hoover.
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Publix
Clarence Price
Pittsburg
Kansas
Humphrey Highlands
D. D. Hurley
Everbody
Borah Plans Stump Speech on Farm Relief Plan
Senator Borah of Idaho prepares to campaign for the expert debenture principle of farm relief, tied to the tariff bill after Hoover administration disputes. He will address a Martinsburg West Virginia fruit exchange meeting tomorrow night, promising further speeches if the measure remains in the tariff bill.
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Associated Prone
Washington
Senator Borah
Idaho
Senate Coalition
Hoover
Martinsburg
West Virginia
Fruit Exchange
Senate
House
Borah
Britain Japan and US Agree on Training Ships Quotas
London reports a tripartite plan allowing each power one capital ship kept for training after disarming. Japan gains a battleship and three light cruisers, while the United States and Britain agree to scrap fewer ships than planned.
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Japan
United States
Great Britain
Jury Still Out in Midland Death Case
The jury delayed verdict in King Reed former Midland police chief charged with murder in J C Holcombe death after a July pistol duel. Reed pleads self defense as deliberations continued following yesterday's testimony and late day arguments.
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Midland
Associated Press
Stanton
Texas
King Reed
J. C. Holcombe
Reed
RANSOM Brave American Captive Recounts Bandit Days
An American captive describes his 30 days among a Mexican bandit gang led by Cruz Delgado. He details nightly mosquito torment, limited food, and bonding with captors over poker while learning their espionage and survival methods.
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Cruz Delgado
Brigton
Crus Delgado
Bristow
Children of Hutchins Separated From Parents at County Farm
Mrs. King testified she gave her six children up to provide for her own kids. Mrs. Ross said efforts to locate Mr. and Mrs. Hutchins failed after their last Denver contact ten days prior. Thomas Hutchins, 10, told Judge Gee he has seen his parents only once since Amarillo departure and that they planned to leave the boys until school ends. He described travels across Canada and 31 states, noting they now attend county farm school and his grade as high fifth.
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Union
Thomas
Promoter Sam Vanderweide Heads Morton Oil Prospect
Vanderweide Promoter Sam Vanderweide and Dana Oil and Gas Company hold major interests in a new Morton pool prospect. Despite a low oil market, promotion and rail developments are expected to spur rapid growth, with pipe line improvements and possible ten derricks starting within ten days.
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Morton
Vanderweide
Sam Vanderweide
Dana Oil and Gas Company
Santa Fe
Rock Island
Vanderweide Pool
Continue Effort To Find Man's Body
Searchers hunted White Rock Lake for George Murray 60 after his fishing boat was found anchored nearby. His automobile remained on shore with car lights on as motor boats swept the lake grappling without success.
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Associated Press
Dallas
George Murray
White Rock Lake
Literary Goat Visits Drug Store in East Tenth
A friendly goat wandered into a East Tenth Street drug store, browsed cigars and magazines, then helped itself to a stray paper and a Saturday Evening Post before staff restrained it with a tin-can time. The amused crowd noted goats are not standard drug store stock.
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East Tenth
Billy
Barber Seeks Job Move to Amarillo
Raymond B. Young, a young ambitious man, expresses anxiety to find barber work. He asks for help locating a position and to be contacted at general delivery, Pampa, Texas, noting his willingness to relocate to Amarillo.
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Amarillo
General Delivery
Pampa
Texas
Raymond B. Young
Boosting for Railroad Dear Kernel Tack
A reader asks Tack for advice on promoting a new railroad from Plainview to Muleshoe based on local discussions and input from a friend, noting recent paper coverage and urging continued support. The letter mentions Mr. John N. James and asks for guidance on public push.
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Kernel
Plainview
McCormick Ends Retirement to Win Illinois Senate Nod
Mrs. McCormick daughter of Mark Hanna and widow of Medill McCormick defeats Deneen in Chicago County politics to lead a Republican ticket. She cites world court opposition as key to her victory and her dry stance contrasts with Deneen’s pro prohibition shift. Lewis frames personal liberty versus legal obedience. Anti-Saloon League and WCTU back the dry issue with strong labels.
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Medill McCormick
Charles 8. Deneen
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Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Markets Hogs Cattle Sheep Across Major U S Livestock Centers
Kansas City hogs weak to 15c lower top 10.00 on 170-200 lb. cattle and calves steady to easy with varied price ranges. Fort Worth dull. hogs down 10-15c, top 9.65. Chicago hogs 10-20c lower. cattle and calves mixed with several price bands. East St. Louis hogs 5-10c lower. Chicago grain rallies on wheat optimism amid drought and crop reports with corn and oats up, provisions down.
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Liverpool
Jus-Jus Sighs at Life’s Demands and Seeks Leisure
A fragment describes Jus-Jus weary of work and social pressure. He grumbles that others require his constant pace, believing he deserves rest and pleasures instead of toil and obligation.
Cotton market opens steady with gains and midday pauses
Cotton traded in New York and New Orleans with gains of 1 to 4 points on opening, then noon prices rallied on bullish textile statistics showing March sales 11 percent above production. May 16.29 to 16.30, July 16.14, October 15.60, then eased from highs but stayed several points above yesterday's close.
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Associated Press
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Texas Land Trust
Westinghouse Electric
S. Steel Common
Corp Products
Oliver Farm Equipment
Union Carbide
General Electric
Public Service of New Jersey
United Gas Improvement
Majestic Radio Group Announces New Electric Refrigerator
The Grigsby-Grunow Company with Oklahoma City offices, led by a Territory supervisor visiting Amarillo for branch inspections, distributes Majestic Radios and now authorizes dealers to announce a new Majestic electric refrigerator.
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Grigsby-Grunow Company
Oklahoma City
Amarillo
Majestic
Ravitt
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