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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1935

Page

15

Bank Opens Enlarged Quarters After Merger in Fisk Building

The First National Bank and Amarillo Bank & Trust Company merged to form a strong Southwest institution and will host an open house tomorrow at expanded quarters in the Fisk Building on Eighth Avenue and Polk Street. Officials cited economies, better facilities, and improved service as goals of the merger. Key officers include H. T. M. Fuqua, G. K. Richardson, C. A. Fisk, A. W. Kincade, J. S. Chesnutt, C. J. E. Lowndes, W. D. Smiley, A. D. Lidia, and John Wheatley.

First National Bank Fisk Eighth Avenue Polk Street Amarillo Bank & Trust Cmpany Southwest Amarillo Bank & Trust Company H. ™. Fuqua G. K. Richardson C. A. Fisk

An Ill Wind Blows $100 Out of Hand

Mt. Carmel Pennsylvania April 7 A wind blew $100 from miner Joseph Norless pay envelope beside a breaker as a gust carried the bill into a water trough and it drifted away before he could recover it. Officials fear the bill was damaged by the breaker and lost in the process.

MT. Carmel U.P Joseph Norless Green Ridge

Rat Thieves Steal Car Key While Man Skiing on Mount Hood

Norman Shrum parked his car in Hood River Oregon and hid the ignition key to deter thieves while skiing Mount Hood. After 12 hours he returned to find pack rats had carried away the key.

Hood River Ore U.P Norman Shrum Mount Hood

Grand Coulee Dam Excavation Surpasses Milestone

Dam excavation at Grand Coulee on the Columbia River has hit a new high, 1,000,000 cubic yards of dirt and rock removed in two weeks. Totals reach 3,500,009 cubic yards since start.

Coulee Dam Wash U.P Grand Coulee Dam Columbia River

Simple star medallion pattern for easy handwork

As warmer weather arrives a beginner can quickly complete a star medallion and assemble a range of accessories. Pattern 5150 provides complete instructions, illustrations of stitches, and material requirements, with a request for 10 cents to The Amarillo Globe Household Arts Dept. New York.

Amarillo Globe Household Arts Dept W. 14Th Street New York N. Y

Maxor Drug Store Holds Formal Opening at New Location

Maxor Drug Store No 2 opens in the Fisk Building on Eighth Avenue Saturday from 9 to 10 am with a cordial invitation to inspect the new store The prescription department will be open and specials include ice cream sodas for 5 cents Peggy's Rhythm Girls perform 1 to 3 pm The owners also run Maxor Drug Store No 1 at 500 West Sixteenth Avenue

Maxor Drug Store No Fisk Building Eighth Avenue Sam Orr H. G. Maxfield Peggy's Rhythm Girls Orr Mr. Maxfield Maxor Drug Store West Sixteenth Avenue Fisk Bldg 8Th Street

Doye Arnold Executed in Texas Electric Chair

Doye Arnold, 28, of Callahan County, was put to death in the state electric chair early today for the murder of his former wife Zelma Arnold on Breckenridge Street in September 1932. Convicted at Baird after a prior death sentence was reversed and a second trial ended in a hung jury, testimony showed Zelma was stabbed and beaten with a stone when she told him she had obtained a divorce.

Huntsville Doye Arnold Callahan County Zelma Arnold Qn Breckenridge Street Arnold Baird Breckenridge

Wool rug to honor Jubilee for King George VI

The Canadian Handicrafts Guild will present a wool hooked rug depicting Old Quebec as a Jubilee gift to King George VI next month. The piece will be crafted by one of Canada's outstanding rug makers.

Montreal U.P Quebec George VI Canadian Handicrafts Guild Canada

Young Taber Lad Eats 17 Eggs in 15 Minutes

Herschel Robinson, 13, of Taber Alberta, won $1 after betting he could eat 14 eggs in 15 minutes. He finished 17 eggs within the time limit, proving his claim with a margin.

Taber Alta U.P Herschel Robinson

Four Minute Kiss Gets Chicago Jurists Approval

Four minute kisses win approval from Judge Joseph Sabath Judge Joseph B. David and Judge Rudolph Desart in Chicago. Sabath says longer kisses cause more divorces David says four minutes are fine if you are in a hurry Desart calls it harmless and charming pleasant.

Chicago Joseph Sabath Joseph B. David Rudolph Desart

Music and Dancing Are Siamese Twins

Boston pianist composer Charles Repper argues music and dancing are inseparable. He urges every music student to take dancing lessons and for diplomas to require proficiency in standard dances. He says dancing enhances rhythmic sense and benefits health and disposition.

Boston U.P Charles Repper

Ferry 300 Years Old at Norfolk Virginia

The Elizabeth River ferry in Norfolk marks 300 years since its founding by Adam Thoroughgood who used early boats. Now six modern ferries operate day and night carrying 4,509,000 people and 1,239,759 vehicles last year.

Norfolk. Va Elizabeth River Adam ‘Thoroughgood

Hot Dogs and Beer Revive Air Victim in Sham Attack

In Vienna on April 19 a staged air raid prompted townspeople to shelter. A fireman found a fake casualty, but Alois Huber, a barkeeper, defied orders to fetch beer and sausages. The “dead” man rose when touched by the beer and food.

Vienna U.P Alois Huber

Air raid continues as haste swallows beer and sausages

A brief report notes a resident hastily swallowing beer and sausages before collapsing back as an air raid persisted.

Delaware River Outboard Marathon Returns This May

Delaware River Yachtmen's League will sponsor the second annual outboard marathon on May 25. The 64 nautical mile course runs from the Trenton Yacht Club to Philadelphia and back, attracting top east coast boats and drivers after last year’s successful event.

Philadelphia U.P East Delaware River Yachtmen's League Trenton Yacht Club

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Maxor Drug Bill Cody NAS Rex LD Rortes Rathi With May Robson Mary Carlisle Fred McMurray Colleen Moore Sauy Arthur Aioli Eee Hillyer Fandé Vanishing Shadow Lloyd Snyder Roseland Johnny Floyd Maxor Drug Company 8Th St Maxoreee Company O. 2 Fisk Bidg Delaware Steffil Nuna Peg Mason Sherlock Holmes Erle Stanley Gardner Vewad Warren William Margaret Lindsay Allen Jenkins Donald Woods Claire Dodd Anna Cooper Stein Todd and Kelly Komedy Pharoh Land Parker Bickford Clark Office Stuart Erwin Billie Burke Harvey Stephens Katharine Alexander Clark Gable H. E. Fuqua Chas. A. Fisk A. W. Kincade J. S. Chesnutt C. J. BE. Lowndes W. D. Smiley A. D. Lidia JNO, Wheatley Amarillo Texas Polk
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