Rail Roundups and Community Notices From Potter County
Local court summons and property liens filed in Potter County reach into Randall County records. R. E. Burran sues G. C. Ferguson and others over delinquent notes secured by deeds of trust on land in Randall County. The document records a writ of execution and calls for appearance at the January term of the 1932 District Court in Amarillo, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Texas
Potter County
W. L. Omas
Lucinda Thomas
Hose
Judicial District
Amarillo
Texas
A. D
R. E. Burran
G. C. Ferguson
Jennie N. Ferguson
N. C. Ferguson
H. F. Shelton
N. Ferguson
Wm. . Peck
Jennie WN. Ferguson
Wm. M. Peck
Randall County
T. T. Ry. Co
S. H. Madden
Orie V. Madden
Ben Smith
District Court
Ama Tillo
J. H. Sears
Railway Conductor Guests and Fort Worth Line Progress
Notes report the Order of Railway Conductors visiting Mrs. McCormick at 2212 Tyler Street. D C West, Denver conductor, improving after major surgery. Fort Worth and Denver Railway from Childress to Pampa advances with 315 workers near Childress, a six mile dirt section, a 1900 foot Red River bridge, completion expected July 1. Santa Fe conductor Doddridge absent sick. Railroading themes celebrate modern travel, holiday rates, and community ties amid a mix of local notices and reflections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCormick
C. B. Best
Tyler Street
City
Fort Worth
Denver Northern Railway
Childress
Pampa
Red River
Railroad Workforce Feels Idle Period and Pay Cuts Rise
The article notes prolonged idle time for many railroad workers and partial or reduced hours. It states workers face a forthcoming pay reduction for those employed, impacting earnings after years of varying idle periods and job changes.
Miller Boy’s Rites Held At 2 Today
Last rites for Ernest T. Miller Jr 17 son of Mr and Mrs E T Miller were held at the family home 1722 Jackson Street following his death Saturday from complications after an operation and extended illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest T. Miller, Jr
E. T. Miller
Jackson Street
R. O. T. C. Sergeant Brummett's Grandson Buried in Amarillo
The funeral for the Amarillo youth was held at 2 PM at his home with Rev. Ira F. Key in charge. Burial followed at Llano Cemetery under N. B. Griggs & Sons. Active pallbearers were Floyd Cox and others. honorary pallbearers included Dan Lane and Roy Tolk. He was a senior at Amarillo High School and a Methodist Church member. He was a grandson of the late Wage H. Brummett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira F. Key
Polk Street
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John Moore
Good Fellows Club
Santa
Old Devil
Order of Railway Conductors
Odd Fellows Hall
W. H. van Shaw
C. E. Best
W. D. McClure
Harry Sager
R. O. Latta
W. F. Dale
L. J. Smith
Mertie K. Dellis
R. E. Posey
J. W. Daley
M. C. Evans
Dave Evans
Ed O'Bryant
Denver
Sicness
Marion McClure
Simmons University
Abilene
Pierce Street
Mary McCormick
Wichita Falls
Ladies Auxiliary of the
Jones Bros
van Buren
D. C. West
St. Anthony's Hospital
A. P. Doddridge
Santa Fe
Travis Strete
Santa Claus
Monte Cristo
Pennsylvania Railway
New York-Philadelphia
Louisville
Cleveland
The
American Airways
COE & Parks Lumber Company
Lith
Lincoln Sts
Dial
Parker
Post Office Drug CO
West Tenth
Corner 10Th
Aned and Fresse
Foyne 1000
Peovina Lett
Transfer and Storage CO
Alemites Warehouse
Me Eee
cAmarillo
India
Kashmir
Ben Bernie
CBS
KFH
KLZ
Americas
Wyatt
California
Lg. St
W.S
Crisco
Wapco
Wyatt Stores
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