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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1930

Page

5

Water department reports July profit of 8363 moves under city ownership

City auditor C. H. Winterhaler filed a July report showing water sales at 133 million gallons and a net profit of 8363.67 after depreciation and reserve contributions. Operating costs totaled 11014.54 with daily consumption averaging 4.943 million gallons, aided by hot weather and higher patronage following transfer of the system to city ownership from American Smelting & Refining.

City Commission C. H. Winterhaler E. N. Stanley University Heights American Smelting & Refining Company

Double funeral for centenarian and wife in Idaho setback

Fairfield Idaho August 20 Associated Press a 100 year old Transpector Bill Kruse reputedly in charge of General Custers ammunition train at the Little Big Horn massacre and his 84 year old wife who escaped death at Fort Union New Mexico in 1862 were laid to rest in a double funeral yesterday Also Pasadena California August 20 Frank E Chaffee 38 son of Hugh G Chaffee millionaire and former Los Angeles chain store operator found dead in his car in a tightly closed garage death likely from carbon monoxide fumes

Associated Press Fairfield Idaho Bill Kruse Pasadena Cal Frank E. Chaffee Hugh G. Chaffee Los Angeles

Amarillo Appraisal Costs For Underpass Settlement

The city of Amarillo paid 340 dollars for an appraisal of property along the proposed North Fillmore Street underpass. The Real Estate Board estimated damages at 21,845.84 for seven claimants, far less than the 150,000 plus for three claims previously discussed. City manager Bill Durham notified seven claimants of the appraisal and proposed settlement. only one responded, without final acceptance. Radford Grocery at 98 North Fillmore may send a representative from Abilene to review the proposition.

City of Amarillo North Fillmore Street City Commission Bill Durham Radford Grocery Company North Fillmore Abilene

Rabbi Enters Insurance Business In Panhandle

Dr. J. J. Goodman resigns as rabbi of Temple B Nai Israel to join Volunteer State Life Insurance Company. Office opened Monday by Dr. Robit Allingham. Goodman will serve Jewish community in Panhandle while in insurance role. He is a world traveler, lecturer, journalist with degrees from a parochial school Odessa Keiff University and post-grad work in Heidelberg. He served as National Fund secretary in California and Kedah Jewish community secretary in Los Angeles. Former Canadian resident contributed to Manitoba Free Press and Tribune. Mrs. Gertrude Christian, formerly Sidney Hotel manager, becomes cashier at Fair Beauty Shop.

J. J. Goodman Temple B’nai Israel State Life Insurance Company Robit Allingham Goodman Panhandle Odessa Keiff University Russia Heidelberg Germany The National Fund California Kediah Los Angeles Canada Manitoba Free Press Tribune

Heiress Marries Bond Salesman Amid Divorce Bid

21 year old heiress eloped with Martin Henry a Wall Street bond salesman from New York after jilting a Dutch diplomat's son. Family efforts in New York society seek an annulment of the union following the June elopement.

Marjorie Mairs New York Wall Street Martin Henry South Bend Ind

Local Staffing Shuffles Include Ford Digs In Amarillo

Miss Lorena Ford returns as secretary to County Attorney Leo Sparks and Dan Mc Grath after summer in Abilene and Brownwood. Miss Dorothy Ford leaves Amarillo tax office Thursday for a weekend visit to sister Miss Ruth Ford in Lubbock. Velma Addington, formerly of Lubbock, works as operator at the Fair Beauty Shop in Amarillo after a recent stint at Amarillo Beauty Shop. Jim Wing, Empire Cafe owner, buys a Borger building to install a new venture.

Lorena Ford Leo Sparks Dan McGrath Miss Ford Abilene Brownwood Dorothy Ford Amarillo Miss Ruth Ford Lubbock Velma Addington Jim Wing Empire Cafe Borger

Empire No 3 Cafe opens in Amarillo and Pampa

The Empire brand expands with a new Empire Cafe in Amarillo and Pampa set to open September 15. Several local residents and travelers are noted: Lewis Christian, eleven, visiting California. Mrs. Gertrude Christian and family. Mrs. Joe Matlow and son John Dock on a Grand Canyon and West Coast tour. Roush family vacationing in Cimarron canyons. R. E. Roush, North Amarillo postmaster. Walter A. Williford and family with John Wiggins returning from Carlsbad excursion. Clyde Gray vacationing from Metzger’s Company in Los Angeles. R. H. Stanaland and Mrs. Stanaland visiting Brownwood. F. D. Hill Jr. of Retail Credit Company in Amarillo through September 1. D. C. Whittington of Hammon Whittington Mortgage Company involved in local affairs.

Lewis Christian Gertrude Christian California Joe Matlow John Dock Long Beach Grand Canyon R. E. Roush Mr. Rouch Clovis Cimarron Canyons Mr. Roush North Amarillo

Vacationers Return From Colorado and Wyoming

Vacationers from the Midwest and Texas have returned or prepared to return from trips in Colorado and Wyoming. Mr Moyar, general superintendent for the Midwest Exploration Company, and H T Morley, chief geologist, are noted on business in Tucumcari and Plainview respectively. Various locals including Miss Winnie Jenkins of Waxa hachie and attorneys from Amarillo are mentioned with recent travel and visits to Dallas, Fort Worth, and Stirling.

Colorado Tweny Wyoming Moyar Midwest Exploration Company H. T. Morley Tucumcari William T. Phieffer John Fullingim Amarillo Dallas Fort Worth

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Water Report Rabbi Sidney Hotel Beashier Fair Beauty Shop Taylor St Batistes Dimities Pampa Paul A. Spear Walter A. Williford John Wiggins Carls Williford Retail Credit Company Wiggins Roberts-Olver Lumber Company Clyde Gray Metzger’s Company R. H. Stanaland Mrs. Stana Mr. Stanaland Mra. Stanaland Darrel Jackson F. D. Hill, Jr D. C. Whittington Hamnon- Whittington Mortgage Company Martha Washington Amarillo Shop Corner 3Rd and Polk St Wa Candy Winnie Jenkins Waxahachie R. A. Waltz Miss Jenkins West Texas State Teachers’ College Canyon Mrs. J. J. Moyer Sam F. ©. Ochsner Plainview B. M. Briain First National Bank Security Service Fuqua LEXAS L. M. Fischer UTI Ruth Brauty Eileony White & Kirk Aise Oklahoma City H. W. Clutter Rip Lucu Humber Ten Robert L. Ripley Ripley Gold OLD Gold New Orleans
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