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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1937
Page
5
Albert Sutton, 58, a night manager for a poultry firm, told police he wounded himself after two masked men stole $100 entrusted to him. He is hospitalized after surgeons amputated his hand. detectives later found his wounds self inflicted as he admitted the event.
Clayton Brumley of Shade Hill east of the Black Hills found well preserved buffalo bones in a Grand River cut bank. He cleared the site with his tractor after demand for cured bones created a market.
The River Road School board announces the election of Rural Ford as principal, succeeding O B Ginn who becomes field supervisor for the Emergency Education Program. Ford, formerly Groom superintendent, graduates include West Texas State College Canyon and Colorado University. He and his family will move to River Road Community this week.
Amarillo Kappa Alpha Alumni Association plans its annual pre school party at the Nat next Wednesday night with alumni and active members expected. Invitations will go to 10 or 15 boys entering college this fall. The south side of the Nat upstairs is reserved. George Shannon leads the alumni as president with Walter Caldwell Bob Wadiey and Bill Wilson on the party committee.
Classified notices show several help wanted requests including a couple with no children to work on a farm a cafe worker and an orphan seeking $3.50 weekly pay. Also a reader lists kittens seeds hollyhock larkspur sprouts and a lost laundry bundle on the Panhandle highway with appeal to return the items.
A 17 year old student from 610 N Grant St and a 17 year old with odd jobs experience at 401 N Harrison request immediate employment. Mrs Whitehead and Mrs Vaughn note willingness to work in drugstores, stores, housekeeping, or maid work and will relocate if needed.
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