Gypsy Fliers Killed Near Chicago In Unlicensed Flight
Two amateur pilots, William Quase and John Humbly, died when their rusty plane crashed near Chicago as unlicensed flying sparked a coroner's inquiry into seven air deaths in nine days. Quase aided Humbly by teaching him to fly, but a jammed control caused a nose dive over a farmer's roof. Both men were married with one child.
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Vacations and Visits Highlight Rural Social Notes
Mr and Mrs Savage and Mr and Mrs Duniven left for a two week Colorado trip. Kansas visitors J C Rogers and relatives stop by Amarillo to see W H Rogers and the ailing E E Manney at Northwest Texas hospital. Violet Cramer back from New York with Suzanne shop purchases visiting mother in Sawyer Wisconsin before returning to Amarillo. Edwina Allen returns home next week from Denver. Deaf Smith area farmers plan August 19 picnic at Sulphur Park. Leland Abbott sails from New York on August 5 to Europe aboard the Republic. Fred Green of Crosbyton visits brother Glen Green of Southwestern Public Service. Helen Lawler returns to work in Denver after vacation. Mrs L A Parks returns to her Brownfield home after six weeks with sister. Modell Watson due back from Colorado vacation right away.
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Duniven
Overland
Colorado
J. C. Rogers
Arkalon
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W. H. Rogers
E. E. Manney
Northwest Texas Hospital
Violet Cramer
New York
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Sawyer
Wisconsin
Cramer
Amarillo
Edwina Allen
Denver
Deaf Smith
Sulphur Park
Leland Abbott
New York City
Republic
Europe
Fred Green
Crosbyton
Glen Green
Southwestern Public Service Company
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Hagg & Harrington
L. A. Parks
Pierce Street
Brownfield
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Adventists Build Tent Temple at Amarillo Fairgrounds
The Texico Conference of Seventh Day Adventists plans a ten day meeting at the Amarillo Tri-State fair grounds starting Thursday and ending August 14. The encampment under C. A. Taylor and G. A. Lagrone includes leaders from Clovis El Paso Maxwell Hagerman and others. FE. T Wilson of Clovis will lead with speeches by nationally known speakers on Bible prophecy and contemporary issues.
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New Mexico
Amarillo Tri-State Fair Grounds
C. A. Taylor
Clovis
G. A. Lagrone
Amarillo
M. R. Proctor
el Paso
A. G. Nelson
Maxwell
Hershel Martin
Hagerman
W. E. Kindler
Canyon women visit Amarillo after daughter's adenoids operation
Mrs. Charlies E. Smith of Canyon and her daughter Agnes are in Amarillo this week. Agnes underwent an adenoids operation this morning. Mrs. Smith is stopping at J. W. Collitts home, 1817 Polk Street, with her brother.
Fall market trips and local notices fill Amarillo page
Ms Mary Dodson and Alma Mosley travel to markets to select fall goods for Needle Art and millinery. Miss Billy Keen returns to Dr Guy Owens office after four weeks ill health. Mr and Mrs Pat Pruitt announce birth of daughter Peggy Owetta. Mrs M A Rockwell remains critically ill. Others visit relatives, shop owners travel to New York and California for merchandise.
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Needle Art and Children’s Shop
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Alma Mosley
M. A. Rockwell
Lincoln Street
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Plainview
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Howard Bean
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Lillian
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Son Joe Spends Sunday in Amarillo with Friends
Joe, a son, spent Sunday in Amarillo visiting friends.
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Joe
Amarillo
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