Approval of Sale of L R & N by L C C
Mrs Sarah Eden born 72 of Shreveport and widow of William E Edenborn faces sale approval for the Louisiana Railway and Navigation to Louisiana and Arkansas Railway company for 12 million dollars. Examiner G M Eddy recommends authorization for bond issue stock and takeover of Edenborn interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Sarah Edenborn
Shreveport
Louisiana Railway and Navigation Company
William E. Edenborn
Clean-Up Plan Aimed at Amarillo Pre Christmas
M Michelson city trash contractor urges citizens to place trash and papers in proper receptacles for pickup on regular rounds. Free containers offered to those who contact Mr Michelson at 2-1739. He cites best residential sections as offenders for paper scattering and alleys will be raked after pickups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
M. Michelson
Mr. Michelson
Court of Civil Appeals Proceedings in Amarillo
Proceedings in the Court of Civil Appeals for the Seventh District at Amarillo were held today. Cases affirmed, reversed and remanded, and others submitted or set for submission across multiple counties including Terry Lubbock Hale Hall Hutchinson Dallam Happy Hemphill Swisher J J Hudson Collingsworth and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Civil Appeals For the Seventh District
Amarillo
C. W. Williams
A. P. Moore
Terry
J. Murray
Lulu Morris
Lubbock
R. E. Risinger
First State Bank of Abernathy
Hale
W. M. Williams
Maurice Fuerstenberg
Hall
Zurich General Accident & Liability Insurance Co., Ltd
Roy A. Thompson
Hutchinson
J. J. Dillard
E. McGinty
Naomi Cannon
W. A. Hathaway
Dallam
A. G. Hemphill
First State Bank of Happy
Perkins Dry Goods Co
Joe T. Salem
Hemphill
R. A. Scott
H. L. Ingram
Swisher
J. J. Richards
T. C. Calley
J. J. Hudson
F. C. Funson
Collingsworth
Panhandle & Santa Fe Ry. Co
Jury Acquits Youth in Car Theft Case
A 19-year-old Luther Gatlin faced car theft charges but was found not guilty after a modified plea and testimony showing lack of involvement in the theft itself. Gatlin admitted assisting after the car was stolen and the jury deliberated under Judge Henry S. Bishop. The report notes another case in which jurors deadlocked six to six on a liquor violation charge against C. J. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Gatlin
Henry S. Bishop
Gatlin
A. B. Allen
Allen
Bishop
C. J. Smith
Smith
George
Legal notices listed defendants and plaintiffs across Texas districts
Liske Grain Co Hemphill General Fire and Marine Insurance Co versus Anne Mallard Lubbock W B Saulsbury et al versus James E Parker Gray General Motors Acceptance Corp versus Edward New Motley Southwestern Bell Telephone Co versus J A Hodges Lubbock C V Berryman et al versus William Stoner et al Hutchinson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liske Grain Co
Hemphill
General Fire & Marine Insurance Co
Anne Mallard
Lubbock
W. B. Saulsbury
James E. Parker
Gray
General Motors Acceptance Corp
Edward New
Motley
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
J. A. Hodges
C. V. Berryman
William Stoner
Hutchinson
Deputy Sheriff Cited for Drinking on Duty at Hotel Bell Desk
A deputy sheriff was seen with a pint of whiskey while the defendant worked as a bell hop at a local hotel. The incident raises questions about on duty conduct and hotel staffing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay
Lawyers Plan For Meeting State Bar Amarillo Event
Plans for the Texas State Bar association meeting in Amarillo July 4 5 6 are discussed by C Bradley Groesbeck vice president at the Amarillo Bar association annual banquet. President W M Crook of Beaumont canceled due to his wife illness. Elaborate plans for entertaining the Texas association and inviting New Mexico and Colorado bars are in place. Nationally known attorneys and judges will appear on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas State Bar Association
Amarillo
Bradley of
Groesbeck
State Association
Welfare Association Proposes Central Christmas Basket Distribution
Amarillo Social Welfare Association considers centralizing Christmas baskets to avoid duplication. Delegates from churches and groups urge the welfare office to coordinate gifts, with donors asked to contact the association before delivering baskets. The meeting praised past work and approved annual reports and advisory committee efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Central Presbyterian Church
Donated toys light up Community Christmas tree event
Charley Hoppin of Panhandle Hardware contributed 75 dollars in electrical toys for the Community Christmas tree at 108 East Fourth Street on December 24 under Police and Fire department auspices. Several hundred pounds of candy and bushels of apples also donated. Fall and Winter Dresses and Hats sale runs until January 1 at Schwartz Dress Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Hoppin
Panhandle Hardware Company
East Fourth Street
Women clubs elect directors for ensuing year
Several women’s groups including the Child Welfare club and Citizenship Training club held routine business and elected directors for varying terms. Three-year directors are Dr. G. J. Nunn Mrs. G. B. McClellan and Mrs. W. W. Flenniken. Two-year directors are Mrs. Earl Wyatt Mrs. G. Dempsey and W. B. Armstrong. One-year directors are W. L. Askew Mrs. R. B. Masterson Sr. and C. H. Kenney. The next association meeting in January will elect officers from the directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welfare Association
G. J. Nunn
K. 8. Loving
First Christian Church
I. ©. White
Central Pressbyterian Church
Radley Funk
J. I. Kenrick
Potter County Federation
Douglas Witt
Earl Wyatt
G. 8. McClellan
C. G. Dempsey
Martha M. Nelson
The
Nelson
Child Study Clubs
Amarillo Association of University Women
E.R. Mayer
Child Welfare Club
B. F. Harper
Citizenship Training Club
W. W. Flenniken
Child Study Club
J. J. Kendrick
Council of Parents and Teachers
Roy Dickerson
Sunshine Study Club
Mra. G
Also Mentioned on This Page
L.C.C
LINE
H. C. Crouch
Place
Nard’s Slipper
Hlbarnard
Vaporatel
Tanylor
Schwartz Dress Shop
Boy’s Dept
Buster Brown
Tee
Polkepartment
Ree
the Ladies’ Dept
Rayon Dance
Diana
Brassieres
Amatt
Give — Barnard’s — Hosiery
la Parisienne
Hlbarnar
Ot Polk
of Volk St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!