Around Town and Local Highlights Across Amarillo
Mary Collie wins spelling contest at Forest Hill School earning a white rabbit with Colleen Rotenberry taking second and two baby chicks. Local social notes list visits and guests around town including the Slays, Ratcliffs, Ball, Murphy and Brown families, plus birthday wishes for several residents. Industry updates note Amarillo speakers at OU gas measurement course and librarian Lola Dority attending the Texas Library Association convention in Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Collie
E. A. Collie
North Grand
Claire Gray
Forest Hill School
North East
Colleen Rotenberry
W. C. Rotenberry
Colleen
Irwin Slay
Jackson
Dorothy Brown
Shawnee
Okla
T. M. Brown
Miss Brown
The
Baptist Seminary
Lewis Fields
Frances Studer
Dick Anderson
Bobbie Joe McCain
Mark McWhorter
Patricia Lucille Adams
Bill Tindall
Summerville
Sam Albert Mazurek
Donald Miller
Amarillo
Irvin L. Peffley
M. F. Shaffer
University of Oklahoma Gas Measurement
Norman
Peffley
Amarillo Gas Company
Shaffer
Shamrock Oil and Gas Corp
Lola Dority
Lincoln
Amarillo Public Library
Houston
Texas Library Association
TLA
Texas
Amarillo Landmarks Vanish and Tiny Tales Echo 1920s
In April 1920 the water tank beside the jail was razed by order of the Commissioners Court after it swayed in wind. Amarillo memories recall drive ins and 1910s Grand Theater at Polk and Seventh, with a brick tower projecting slides. Old timers recount saloons, and neighbors note changing streets, local shops, and humorous letters to Tack from 1931 and 1940. The era also notes school lunch struggles in 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioners Court
George Willingham
Amarillo
Seventh and Polk
McIlroy
Sixth and
Polk
Bill Adams
Jeff Bartlett
Barfield
Various Amarillo News Snips Highlight Local People
Amarillo items report four grandchildren named, a newborn daughter at Northwest Texas Hospital, and a medical student from Amarillo studying tropical diseases at Loma Linda. Other notes cover area residents visiting Texas towns, a funeral in Lufkin, a guest list at the Denmead home, and honors for accountant Jack W. Hayes in Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Jimmy Ramsey
Danny
Stanley Fulton
Linda Conner
College of Medical Evangelists
Loma Linda
Cal
School of Tropical and Preventive Medicine
Southern California School of Tropical Medicine
United States
Currier
Carl Adams
West Seventh
June Melton
Texhoma Okla
H. G. Miller
Dallas
Melton
Texhoma
H. B. Trussell
Travis
Lufkin
Mattie Hunter
Dwight H. Denmead, Jr
Helium Division
US Bureau of Mines
Shiprock
Daughters and Families Visit in Greene Home
Mrs. Robert Greene's Easter gathering in the 210 Florida residence drew her three married daughters, Mrs. Bill Ramsey, Mrs. Ervin Fulton of Greenville, and Mrs. Patsy Conner of Dallas, along with their husbands, for an unusually grand family visit.
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Clarendon
Charles R. Cutler
Grover
E. J. Smith
Borger
Greene
Robert Greene
Florida
Bill Ramsey
Ervin Fulton
Greenville
Patsy Conner
Dallas
Young Student Leader Aims for Photo Career
Martha Kay Alexander, a 12 year old seventh grader at Elizabeth Nixon, serves as home room president. Daughter of Mr J C Alexander of 2100 Van Buren and Mrs J C Alexander, she lists football as her favorite sport, drawing as a hobby, and dreams of becoming a baby photographer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellie Huffstuller
North Arthur
Martha Kay Alexander
Elizabeth Nixson
J. C. Alexander
van Buren
Our Younger Generation by Ora Wright
Ronald Huffstuller age 13, nicknamed Sonny Hub or Ronnie, is vice president of his eighth grade class at Horace Mann Junior High. He runs track and prefers football. He hobbies reading and aims to be a doctor or civil engineer. He has brown hair and blue eyes. He is the son of Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Wright
Ronald Huffstuller
Sonny
Hub
Ronnie
Horace Mann Junior High School
Pigeons as Pigeons in Harvard Skinner Experiments
Cambridge, Mass. report notes Harvard psychologist B F Skinner trained homing pigeons in his psychology experiments to perform tasks such as playing piano, table tennis, and operating slot machines, showcasing their abilities beyond dull-witted stereotypes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
U.P
Harvard
B F. Skinner
Skinner
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Kerrville
Arthur Ball, Jr
Hughes
J. M. Murphy
West Ninth
Plainview
Kay Baird
St. Francis
Pleasant Valley
Stephen Smith
Dalhart
L. J. Hornsby
Bonita
C. E. Campsey
Harrison
H. E. Sewell
Marvin V. Fritts
West Fifteenth
Lawrence Baker
West Twelfth
A. G. Kesterson
Memphis
H. W. Spurlock
Sunray
N. D. Hill
East Tenth
Mike
Bob Kemp
M. E. Kemp
Washington
Texas Tech
Bob
Jim Parmelee
J. L. Parmelee
University of Nebraska
Jim
Theta Xi
A. Ae Bobby
David Mims
Otho Mims
Texas University
ST. Anthony’s
Georgia C. McWatters
Spruce
Bobby Gale Whitehead
East Twelfth
L. G. Niemeier
Panhandle
F. J. Muhlsread
Fort Worth
Walter Dettman
Sunset
J. R. McCurdy
Alta Vista
Surgical
J. H. Benton
Alta Mae Green
North Tyler
Cecil F. Roberts
A Jackson
W. B. Knorpp
Cretney’s and
All Good Druggista
Amica Guild of Onganists
Ob Stili
Wikliam Wrathins
Whaner
Tiskwial Ae
Whisihi
N. Buchanan
First Christian Church
Broadway Lubbock, Texas
Wived
Dagwood
Humphrey
Ann
Uncle Willie
Red Ryder
H'Lo, Miz Beaver
Paul Revere
USA
Foomph
Apeene Chillun
Gure Wough Ugly
Llost
Wien
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Knobby
Tack
Billy
Helen Worley
Soncy
D. H. Denmead
Green Acres
C. E. Whippo
Perryton
Inlaw
Charles Whippo
Monroe
Seminole
Tex
Bob Whippo
Accountant Institute
Jack W. Hayes
Winningham & Hays
American Institute of Accountants
National Professional Society of Certified Public Accountants
University of Missouri
Herring Hotel Corporation
Walter G. Russell
CPA
Texas Society of Cpas
West Tenth
Austin
O. M. Calhoun
Potter County
Calhoun
Chillicothe
Colorado
George Dillard
Pud
Joe Gibbons
Northwest Texas
Gibbons
Joe Mary Ann Smith
G. Ray Smith
Shamrock Oil and Gas Company
Vitamins
Pierce
Dr. Pierce