Panhandle doctors to convene for annual society sessions
More than 200 physicians from Tuc son Rochester Minn Dallas and Panhandle cities gather for two day meeting at the Herring Hotel with a full program including a banquet and dance for delegates and wives. Dr R L Vineyard presides and Dr G T Vineyard attends along with Rotary members and local medical leaders.
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the Panhandle
Panhandle District Medical Society
News- Globe
Tucson
Rochester
Minn
Dallas
The
Panhandle
R. L. Vineyard
Panhandle Society
Richard Keyes
Sec
Rotary
G. T. Vineyard
Medical Association
Herring Hotel
Belgium to Check Exports to U S
Belgium will supervise exports to the United States to curb low priced shipments after belga devaluation. Ambassador Vander Straten Ponthez announced export licenses and price fixing will limit cotton and wool rugs cement brick table ware and crushed stone shipments immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Robert Vander Straten
McClure to Lead Cowboy Band on Europe Tour
Marion B. McClure, conductor of the world famous Cowboy band, announces a Europe tour this summer in a new role after previously touring as a student and drummer. A Hardin-Simmons alumnus, he rose to conductor, shaping innovative concert arrangements and guiding a group that has logged extensive travel worldwide. He is a native of the West and a former Amarillo High School band member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion B. McClure
Europe
McClure
Hardin-Simmons University
Texas
North
East
W. D. McClure
Pierce Street
Amarillo High School
Amarillo
Amarillo Chamber Plan Drive for 1935-36 Program
The Amarillo Chamber of Commerce advances its campaign with a noon meeting of the sales army led by T. W. Gilstrap to organize teams for a Monday field start and a $30 000 goal to fund the new work program. A Washington conference on the Conchas Dam project precedes a Willard Hotel dinner for visiting dignitaries including Governor Allred and Senator Moriss Sheppard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Chamber of Commerce
Albert Randall
Chamber
Washington
Panhan
Roosevelt
Local Farmer Dies After Illness in Sulphur Springs
Arless Lloyd Hooks 25 died at 11 15 AM at a local hospital. A Sulphur Springs farmer who had lived in town two months, he belonged to the Christian Church. Survived by widow Mrs Mary Hooks Amarillo, parents Mr and Mrs J A Hooks two brothers Clarence and Walter and three sisters Mrs E Christian Miss Ethel Marie Hooks and Mrs H E Edwards. Body at Griggs Chapel pending funeral arrangements.
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Sulphur Springs
Texas
Hooks
The
Christian Church
Mary Hooks
Amarillo
J. A. Hooks
Clarence
Walter Hooks
E. Christian
Ethel Marie Hooks
H. E. Edwards
San Angelo
Griggs Chapel
Final Tribute Paid To Mollie Burson
Final tribute to the memory of Miss Mollie Burson age 75 was paid this afternoon from Central Presbyterian Church with Dr. R Thomson in charge. Miss Burson longtime Amarillo resident died yesterday at 711 Pierce Street. Burial was at Llano Cemetery directed by N S Griggs & Sons. Survivors include two sisters Nannie Burson Amarillo and Mrs J M Clayton Oakland California and two brothers J W Burson Dalhart and J H Burson Silverton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Burson
Central Presbyterian Church
R. Thomson
Miss Burson
Amarillo
Pierce Street
Llano
N. S. Griggs & Sons
Nannie Burson
J. M. Clayton
Oakland
Cal
Funeral services for baby Bobbie Ray Woodward
Funeral services were held for one month old Bobbie Ray Woodward at the family home on North Polk Street. Burial followed at Llano Cemetery under the direction of N. S. Griggs and sons. Rev. T. D. Sumrall led the ceremony. the infant died Saturday night at a local hospital.
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Bobbie Ray Woodward
Roy Woodward
North
Polk Street
Llano Cemetery
N. S. Griggs and Sons
T. D. Sumrall
Fundamentalist Baptist Church
Gaddy's Funeral Rites Are Pending
Funeral arrangements for David R. Gaddy age 20 who died yesterday noon at a local hospital await word from relatives. Mrs. R J Gaddy of Altavista Virginia mother is en route to Amarillo. Body lies at Blackburn Snow Funeral Chapel. Cause of death pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David R. Gaddy
R. J. Gaddy
Altavista Va
Amarillo
Blackburn- Snow
Allred Visits Nuevo Laredo Amid Pan American Round Table
Governor James V. Allred crossed the international bridge into Nuevo Laredo Mexico for the Pan American round table convention. He met Governors Pablo Quiroga of Nuevo Leon and Jesus Vale of Coahuila and joked about age while urging Texas Mexico unity and referencing his 194? voting ruling for Mexican descent citizens.
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Quiroga
Allred
Mexico
Texas
United States
Valdez
Dust Storm Brings Hardship to Stratford Wheat Ranches
The narrative recalls days of a fierce dust storm marching through the Texas Panhandle from Am arillo to Stratford. Farmers like Donaldson and G E Stewart describe ruined topsoil and abandoned land, with leases replacing owner livelihoods. Price, president of Stratford State Bank, warns a rainfall deluge is the only salvation as mortgageed land sits barren and empty of livestock.
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Clayton
B. A. Donaldon
L. M. Price
Preston Foreman
G. E. Stewart
Stratford
Tex
Here
Sayre
Oklo
Texas Panhandle
Amarillo
Dalhart
Stewart
Mit
Acre
L. N. Price
Stratford State Bank
Sherman County
Price
Buy an Easter Seal drive aids crippled children
Amarillo council urges buyers to mail orders to 916 Fisk Building as seals cost 1 cent each. The campaign supports crippled children through a statewide program with immediate shipment on order. Separately, farmers blame drought and erosion for losses while federal relief funds keep some businesses afloat.
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Amarillo
Crippled Children Council
Council
Fisk Building
Power plan aims to extend rural electric service across panhandle
The company plans rate schedules aligned with nearby towns and a low farm power rate. It cites four times past investment per customer, ample power reserves, and a goal to furnish complete electric service to its territory served by 250 miles of high tension transmission lines from Amarillo through the Central Panhandle.
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Makeig
Amarillo
Central
Panhandle
Relief Shoes Needed as Welfare Board Notes Increase
At the Amarillo Welfare Board April meeting a surge in demand for relief shoes across all ages was reported as federal relief scales back. Bishop Seaman notes broader services funded by Community Chest subscriptions, urging donations of serviceable shoes to the welfare office at 313 West Fourth.
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Amarillo
Welfare Office
West Fourth
Welfare Board
Community Chest
Funeral services for Mrs Ethel Shamlin held in Amarillo
Last rites were conducted for Mrs. Ethel Shamlin 43 wife of R L Shamlin with Rev T D Sumrall in charge. She had lived in Amarillo four years and died Saturday. Burial was at Memorial Park Cemetery Griggs Chapel had charge. Survivors include husband a son Olin B Shamlin Memphis a daughter Mrs J L Earthman Amarillo and her parents Mr and Mrs S R Beauchamp Little Rock Ark. The Shamlin home is 1308 buchanan Street.
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Ethel Shamlin
R. L. Shamlin
T. D. Sumrall
Fundamentalist Baptist Church
Shamlin
Amarillo
Memorial Park Cemetery
Griggs Chapel
C. F. Riddlespurger
R. E. Evans
Milton Evans
W. N. Robbins
Roy Colley
Fred Ballew
Olin B. Shamlin
Memphis
J. L. Earthman
8S. R. Beauchamp
Little Rock
Ark
Buchanan Street
Tortured Man Now Would Drop Case
Herbert B. Hurd 77 the injured husband who shot Nellie A. Hurd her death. He says he would drop charges against Bertha Hurd adopted daughter who he earlier accused of aiding his wife’s torture. He now says she was innocent and he acted in pain. Bertha Hurd accompanied him home after officials reported they considered the shooting justified.
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Kansas City
Herbert B. Hurd
Hurd
Bertha Hurd
William J. Gilwee
Nellie A. Hurd
Amarillo College Debaters win third at state meet
Amarillo College girl debaters Miss Sara Wyatt and Anna Ruth McClure placed third at the state junior college speaking contest in Temple. They defeated Lamar College in their first debate but lost to San Antonio in the semifinals as Wichita Falls junior college beat San Antonio. The local entrant Miss Kathryn Anderson earned a separate third in the oratory contest.
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Amarillo College
Temple
Kathryn Anderson
Mnior
Sara Wyatt
Anna Ruth McClure
C. C. Thompson
J. T. McClure
Baptists Postpone Palo Duro Association Meeting
The regular monthly meeting of the Palo Duro Baptist Association has been postponed due to weather conditions, announced by Guy Newman assistant pastor of the First Baptist Church. The notice notes the delay and cites the weather as the reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Duro Baptist Association
Guy Newman
First Baptist Church
Newman
Don’t Sleep On Left Side Affects Heart
An advertisement claims sleeping on the left side harms the heart and promotes Adlerika as a remedy for gas and poisons. It states one dose relieves gas pressing on the heart and helps you sleep through the night, with Fox Drug Co. and City Drug Stores named.
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Adlerika
Fox Drug Co
City Drug Stores
Texas Dentists To Start Parley Today
Texas dentists arrive in Waco for their annual convention. The Rouse delegates assembly will meet today to transact business for the organization. The convention proper will be in session Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
U.P
Texas
Rouse Delegates
GUNSMITH WOUNDED BY ACCIDENTAL SLUG IN AMARILLO
Thad Crossett of Amarillo was shot in the right side by his nephew William Rostow 17 as the rifle discharged while repairing guns at 502 Fairmont Street. Crossett in critical condition at Northwest Texas Hospital. Rostow said he believed the gun was empty. The 22 short bullet struck Crossett as he stood before Rostow during a hunting trip from California.
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Thad Crossett
Amarillo
Gune Smith
Northwest Texas Hospital
Crossett
William Roston
Fairmont Street
Rostow
California
W. R. McDowell
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