Local social notes and upcoming events feature weddings and meetings
Hi Jinks club hosts at Mrs Lindsay’s home with Mrs C C Plass of Birmingham winning high. guests include Mr and Mrs Ed W Hardin and Miss Margaret Hardin from Los Angeles. Elks dance at Elks home tonight with Atlantic City Seven. Rainbow Girls meet at Masonic hall. Adoption cancellation sought in Rye as Anna St John acts.
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Ms. Lindsay
Hi Jinks
Horace R. Lindsay
van Buren Street
C. C. Plass
Birmingham
Ala
Ed W. Hardin
Margaret Hardin
Los Angeles
Calif
Marjorie Neely
Colorado
Carhart-Roberts
John LeRoy Carhart
Panhandle
Gladys Irene Carhart
William Noble Roberts
Colorado Springs
Solo
Roberts
D. M. Young
Ms. Roberts
The
Elks and Under 21
Elks
Atlantic City
Order of the Rainbow For
Masonic Hall
Agyths Associated Press
New York
Anna St. John
Rye
N. Y
Dorothy Sunshine Browning
Edward W. Browning
Woman Dies Shielded In Gun Battle At Rail Terminal
At a New York scene near a Pennsylvania railroad terminal a mother of four died after using herself as a shield to protect others as gunmen opened fire. Detective Henneberry was critically wounded. two suspects fled and one was wounded as authorities chased a stolen car and linked suspects to the crime. Alma Johnson and Michael Guidice were later arrested on homicide and grand larceny charges.
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Associated Press
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad Terminal
Richard E. Henneberry
Henneberry
Edward Hart
Mary Connelly
Hart
Alma Johnson
Brooklyn
Michael Guidice
Guidice
Abilene Mayor Pushes Traffic Signal Plan
Abilene residents favor the electric traffic signal system after its installation despite initial objections. Mayor C. E. Coombs recommends a similar installation in Amarillo as a prudent move.
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Abilene
Board of City Development
C. E. Coombs
Geerabe
Amarillo
Panhandle crops and local incidents noted in Amarillo items
County agent Harmon Benton mails letters to farmers about broomcorn yields last spring. West Texas State Teachers college figure Frank R Phillips injured by a bull at the farm. The Globe seeks copies of last Sunday’s cotton crop data for 36 Panhandle counties. Bud Smith travels through Amarillo to Estelline. Rotary club praise of Panhandle resources cited. J W Weaver returns to Denver duties after short absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon Benton
Frank R. Phillins
Agricultural Department
West Texas
Colllege
College Fairy Farm
The
Globe
Dallas
Waco
Panhandle
Bud Smith
Chickasha
Oklahoma
Amarillo
Estelline
Lee Williams
Wabash, Ind
Rotary Club
J. W. Weaver
Denver
Double Green Stamps At Randal Drug Co
Randal Drug Co announces double S. and H. Green Stamps on all purchases at 422 Taylor Street. Customers receive twice as many stamps as at other stores every day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randal Drug Co
Taylor Street
Crosby to Potter Murder Case Transfered to Potter
The state case against D. L. Payne charged with murder was moved from Crosby to Potter county. Payne was tried here two years ago and found guilty, but the verdict was reversed by the Court of Criminal Appeals and remanded. Trial is expected during the August term at Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe
Cangven
D. L. Payne
Veen
Potter County
Crosby County
Payne
Court of Criminal Appeals
Amarillo
Boys Found In Watermelon Patch. One Victim Shot
Olney Texas August 7 Paul M McCarson 17 was shot and killed last night in a watermelon patch owned by Dr F R Bowles in Throckmorton County. Bowles fired on three youths discovered in the patch. two companions escaped uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olney
Texas
Paul M McCarson
Elbert
Throckmorton County
F. R. Bowles
McCarson
Bowles
Worford Absent From Santa Fe Yard Shift
W N Worford of the Santa Fe yard force has been absent for several days due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Worford
Santa Fe Yard Force
Randall County Crops Shine In Best Year Yet
Special to The Globey Canyon reports Randall County receives 4.70 inches of July rain and 1.80 inches in the week ending August 5. Cotton acreage shows promise of three fourths bale per acre, maize kafir corn and Indian corn look strong with a projected 1925 yield up by about 26 percent. Ester Hill, a young girl, flags a B and O train after a tree falls on tracks and receives a $100 reward ER R. Rabbit Bennett, Denver yard clerk, moves to train service as brakeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globey Canyon
Randall
Ester Hill
B. and O
Rabbit’ Bennett
Denver
Santa Fe hires freight staff to handle load increase
The Santa Fe Railroad expanded its operations by hiring over 20 brakemen in recent weeks, promoting eight to conductors and adding one new conductor. Kyle Bromley joined Denver as a freight brakeman. Mrs. B. P. Perdue and her daughter, of 710 Pierce Street, are visiting Fort Worth.
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The
Santa Fe
B. P. Perdue
Pierce Street
Fort Worth
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Clifornia
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Harison Street
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Gregor
A L. Brint
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Ox Drug
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Georgia Rose
Muy
Pread
Klenzo Dental
Aerranat
Tingett
Pt Jug
Ceylon
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Een
Jonteel
Hhuard
Ledbetter Drug CO
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