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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1932
Page
6
A German poet recalls his childhood ache from his mother’s rejection of a loving gift. He describes dragging a dried heather bush home for her, only to be dismissed. The incident shapes his view that a child’s love seeks even a word or smile in return.
Courthouse records show transfers from W. A. Evans to Mary Evans for 10 dollars with Lots 11-13 and part of Lot 14 in Block 49. Several other exchanges include J. Hts properties, Ama. Development Co. deals, and public notices involving the City of Amarillo and San Jacinto Heights. Also listed are car registrations and a rental notice for a brick bungalow at 2011 Polk Street with a commentary on Mr Hall’s temperament.
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce announced the committee lineup for the annual West Texas Judges and Commissioners Association convention set for September 1 and 2. Entertainment committee includes Mark Parker as chairman with Mason King Mack Forrester Herbert Wilburn and E. W. Hardin.
William F. Dunn 49 Fayetteville city secretary died after his car struck a ditch when the front wheel locked one mile west of Claude. His wife and two children were injured as the family returned from Denver. Dunn’s body sent to Fayetteville. prior Panhandle crashes have claimed five other residents.
Led by Mason King of the Chamber of Commerce Amarillo delegation left Monday morning to help Perryton mark its 13th birthday The event began at 12:05 AM with a dance that lasted until sunrise Bill Beechler of the Cunningham group accompanied the party.
A member of the delegation presented a birthday bouquet to Perryton's mayor as a sign of Amarillo's friendship with Ochiltree County residents.
Curian of New Haven Conn suffered the loss of his left foot under wheels of a freight train yesterday. Witnesses told investigators Curian fell from the train after being struck by a railroad special officer at the scene in Big Spring Conn.
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