Miami 1902 Classmates Reunite In Miami Home
Nine Miami classmates who attended the 1902 school in Miami gathered at Mrs. Rulla Moore’s home for a reunion with their teacher Mrs. W G Roberts of Amarillo as guest of honor. They recalled strict discipline, notes passed during recitations, and a playful watermelon burlesque involving a petticoat incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Martin
Miami
Rulla Moore
Jackson
W. G. Roberts
Amarillo
Moore
M Hogan
Robert Ta
Youths Face Federal Charges in Car theft case
William E. Foutch aged 22 and Charles P. Force aged 17 were arrested Friday night on fugitive warrants from Missouri and now face federal charges. Foutch is charged with violation of the Dyer Act for transporting a stolen vehicle in interstate commerce, while Force will be tried under the federal juvenile statute for the same offense. They were held on the Muskogee police blotter by C. W. Carder and previously served with the patrol on Highway Amarillo. They were in a 1930 Packard sedan stolen in Joplin, Missouri, when picked up as they entered the city after patrol radioed in. They have not yet been arraigned. bond set at $1500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
William E. Foutch
Charles P. Force
Cousi Foutch
Force
C. W. Carder
Amarillo
Joplin
Ihlo
Funeral services for Mrs Huldah Thompson
Mrs Huldah Thompson 86 of 1318 Fas Ninth dies Sunday at Northwest Texas Hospital Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm in Griges Sons Chapel Rev W S Sibley Summit Baptist Church officiating Burial in Washburn Cemetery Others listed as former classmates from Amarillo include Quida Talley Thomas Dean Hastings Boney and Lannie Saul Boney The note mentions an annual schoolmates gathering connected to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aera Thompson
Griges & Sons Chapel
W.S. Sibley
Summit Baptist Church
Washburn
Quida Talley ‘Thomas
Pampa
Jewel Hunt Dean
Guymon
Inez Hess Rodgers
Clade
Mattie Davis Christopher
Carrie, Hastings Boney
Maggie Bishop
Amarillo
Lannie Saul Boney
Plainview
First cotton bale of the year hauled in near Glareamul
Perry Campbell, living about a mile south of Glareamul, was the first to bring in a bale of cotton this season. E B Bryson, farming about a mile northeast, was a close second. Campbell ginned at Paymaster Gin No 1 with bale weights 451 pounds, Bryson’s bale weighed 472 pounds. Bale was sold, prize of 174 dollars contributed by local firms, Campbell and Bryson recognized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glareamur
Perry Campbell
E. B. Bryson
Campbell
E. F
Bryson
Morris farm irrigation plan eyed near Shiola area
Carmen G Rhode heads Don ley County Soil Conservation District in mapping irrigation at B Morris farm two miles east of Shiola. A wea ict near Highway 267 center of a 170 acre field sits on a rise with east west slope. Morris notes 80 acre east field could be irrigated by ditches and with enough water a 90 acre west field could use sprinklers on sandy loam soil to reduce seepage. Mr. Morris favors sprinkler irrigation and cites natural ditch seepage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Morris
Shiola
Wea
Carmen G. Rhode
Donley County Soil Conservation District
Morris
Wells to be drilled on Clarendon farms
A local operator overseeing test wells plans three additional sites. One on the J R Gillham farm six miles west of Clarendon, another on the E Ballew farm five miles northeast of Clarendon, and a third north of Clarendon in the Goldston community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Gillham
Clarendon
Ballew
Don
Goldston
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Marvin Jones
US Court of Claims
Mrs. Moore
Lovi Tate
Fagle Nest
Roberts
Mary Coffee Locke
Big Spring
Ouida Talley Thomas
Okla
Claude
Hene
Carrie Hestings Boney
Billa Pulaski Moore
W. S. Roberts
South Polk Ar
Paca
San Jacinte
Glebarosiey
TE. Tolbert
York
Mrs
Huldah Thompson
Dutton’s Cleaners
Rulmo
Hill and Hill
Kentucky
LE Sage Co., Distributors
Grain Neutral Spirits
Cotton
Donley Cou Irrigation Company
Bill. McClendon
Polk
Amarillo, Texas
H. H. Haskell
Aluminum
Freeman's
Western Siache Boys
West
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