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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1928
Page
3
Paris reports prominent French figures back a plan to open a national school of gallantry and etiquette. Critics blame modernity and women for decline, urging a co educational academy to reward polite conduct and curb ostentatious behavior among youths.
Fred Galle was elected president of the Amarillo Kiwanis Club at a regular meeting held yesterday at the Amarillo hotel. The 89 of 99 members were present, with officers including S. J. Cole as vice-president Rev. Clark Buckner as district trustee C. W. Carson as treasurer and directors Jim Cook Clarence Williams J. W. Collins Bill Benton Henry Ansley Floyd Studer John Gilvin and Dr. George Cultra.
Former Baylor students are asked to gather in the First Baptist church Junior auditorium at 7 30 this evening. The meeting is called by E W Thomerson district attorney elect and an alumnus. Next Sunday morning service at the church will be dedicated to the Greater Baylor movement which will be the subject of tonight s meeting.
Important matters about erecting a new church building to be discussed at the regular monthly dinner of the Congregational church in the church dining room at 6:30 tonight. Dr. Robert Allingham pastor notes guests Dr. A E Richter of Dallas and Rev L J Marsh of Oklahoma City.
Beeville barbers Robert Lothinger and Ralph Whiten ton must stand trial in Corpus Christi for the death of E. Young who was shot while on a hospital bed. Judge A W Cunningham overruled the motion for a change of venue. The defense indicated a possible insanity plea.
In New Orleans two surviving von Herr brothers fear a one sided feud after an assassination attempt on Baron Frederich Wilhelm Gustave von Herr failed when a pocket book coin deflected the bullet. The family history spans Metz killings in 1925 and wartime reprisals, with the baron and Hugo surviving while Eric died.
In Dallas on December 4, 33 people are receiving the Pasteur method for hydrophobia after a cat that bit four members of a family was found rabid. Earlier, 98 people who were bitten by an infected dog began the treatment.
Panhandle Highway association executives met at Pampa to push the slogan Get the Panhandle Out of the Mud and plan travel for Amarillo as next meeting site. A committee will tour 26 Panhandle counties to boost attendance. Judge A. A. Callahan presided. George W. Briggs served as secretary.
Funeral services are set for Thomas H. Fender, 40, an engineer at the Linde Air Products plant, who died in a hospital after suffering burns while attempting to save the company from a blast. Services will be held this afternoon, with details forthcoming.
A plant explosion caused a fire that killed a worker four hours after he was admitted to a local hospital. He leaves a widow and three children, ages 45, 3, and 1. The family lives at 2608 Arthur Street. Burial is planned at Memorial Park cemetery.
James Kelly, once held in a furnace incident tale, is to be returned to Chicago after Lake Bluff police chief Lester Tiffany confirmed Kelly’s account as credible. Tiffany linked Kelly to the Lake Bluff Kneak case and another assault in Lake Forest, and said he expected to depart soon with Kelley.
A vintage ad extols Cascarets as a natural laxative from cascara bark. It claims millions of users achieved habitual regularity without the laxative habit and urges readers to ask for Cascarets for gentle, thorough relief at the drugstore.
An advertisement promotes Radiator Glycerine as a permanent antifreeze solution that won t evaporate or deteriorate. It argues it provides reliable freezing protection without leaks and poses no corrosion or odor risks. It cites safety, usage in foods, and endorsements from aviation and standards sources.
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