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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1925
Page
2
New York April 11 reports scrambled stock movements with gains outnumbering losses yet no clear trend emerges. The week starts strong but turns indecisive amid few standout stocks while overall market shows improved technicals and some sectors erasing earlier losses.
Grain prices rise as markets reopen after the Good Friday holiday with wheat leading gains and weak demand tempered by France’s financial concerns. Cattle and hog futures show mixed movement as traders await clearer prices while holiday weeks dampen activity across major markets in Fort Worth and New York.
Amarlio market reports poultry and fowl prices for hens under four pounds Leghorn hens spring and broiler roosters ducks geese stags capons and turkey hens and toms with weights and delivery terms included Prices given per pound or case with stated freshness and delivery in Amarillo and surrounding area
Funeral services for Mrs Will A Miller 80 died at her daughter’s home Friday will be at the Walker residence 1310 Yar ribon street in the afternoon. She long lived in Amarillo twenty two years widow of Capt Will A Miller who died in 1923. She survived by two sons two daughters eight grandchildren three great grandchildren and a great many relatives. Burial follows at Llano cemetery under Blackburn Funeral home supervision with pallbearers named I Cayton Claude W H Fuqua John B Golding O Vierabend M N Vernon and Tom Currie.
Stanton Thatcher, a OU golfer and Oklahoma City sportsman, arrived with Dorset Carter Jr to spend several days in Amarillo with oilman Lawrence Hagg. Thatcher plans to graduate this spring and may settle in Amarillo.
The Globe's Dream Home at 3104 Harrison Street in the Oliver-Hakles area nears a stage of finishing as June brides and grooms expect. Contractor MC Hancock says the house shows strong workmanship and bold features with polishing to come. Visitors are invited to inspect weekly and Willigin Oliver Realty guides offer detailed plans of the model home.
Sebake Key Apert 14 Ploya Collings body to be brought from the Nita porte wipers cave after a death during an exploration trip in February west Wailheedin. The septhing party announced to Ny fithes had peached the Cave telimn a lived Phe teoty will Bie etpouse fap steed. Holl, with Green real estate, will be with Ameridin Minsie in Plainview and surrounding for fibous fork that rin Storage room Ut steel.
Mrs. Lewis Mellroy entertained the Lucy Dazy club at her home on Washington Street Thursday afternoon with a handkerchief shower forMrs Pat Odor who plans to move to Silverton. High card prize went to Mrs George Vineyard. Guests included Mesdames Paul Odor Lacey John Dees Jr J B Martin Joe Mobley Wrynette De Crass Jr George Vineyard John Winters Charles Green Ren Venson Jiminy King George Turmeys. Lewis Mellroy P Walsh to return Amarillo today from Chicago. Mio and Mrs Harvey Radey, 1907 Jurviison Street, are proud parents of a fine boy.
Amarillo hosts a press banquet by The Globe featuring speakers, songs, and jigs. Notables from multiple papers attend, praising Amarillo’s convention efforts and pledging future support for Panhandle music and packing industry development.
May Peterson headlines a week of lyric recital events in Amarillo with Thursday activities at 9 a.m. and a 12 noon piano contest. Panhandle music teachers hold a meeting at Amarillo station inviting visiting teachers. Oscar Seagle and Florence McBeth headline later performances with ensemble contests and winner programs.
Girvin's Little Symphony Orchestra of Chicago will perform two afternoon and evening concerts tomorrow. Ramon Girvin selected varied programs featuring works by Schubert Brahms Tchaikowski and Saint-Saens plus a Beethovens Jupiter Symphony. The concerts include lighter pieces and a cadenza by Joachimins with performances of The Oak and At the Brookside.
Amarillo College of Music held a successful recital at its studios Friday evening featuring piano voice and violin talent from Lila Austin Myers Emil F Myers and Misa Beat rice Story. A large crowd offered compliments to performers and hosts. Mrs W S Kenyon hosted the Junior Chapter of the Child Study Club at 1701 Taylor Street with papers by Mrs I Mothershed Mrs JL V Bentley and Mrs Fs KE Finiehes. Officer slate retained: president Mrs BK BK Finklea vice president Mrs W Bo Stevenson secretary Mrs James Farwen treasurer Mrs 3 B Christian press reporter Mrs E Huser.
The social week features meetings at the Philharmonie club Firt Baptist church parlor and many home gatherings across Buchanan Polk Harrison West 10th 13th and 23rd streets. Clubs include Junior Women Junior High Parent-Teacher and Pajarita 590 along with Women s Auxiliary groups and Elimination Declamation Contest at the Junior High school auditorium.
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