Amarillo Society Dances And Christmas Programs Spread Cheer
Local society coverage notes numerous dances and entertainments in Amarillo venues including the Elks Home the Hotel Palo Duro and the Amarillo Country Club. Highlights include music by the Night Owls Tolzien's Ohioans and the Steppin High orchestra as well as a Tabernacle Baptist Christmas program and a Buckner Orphan home donation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Elks
Night Owls
Palo Duro
Amarillo Country Club
Tolzien
William E. Herring
Leslie Johnson
Vernon
Col. C. T. Herring
Herring
Country Club
the Elks
Ternity
Tabernacle Baptist
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Buckner Orphan Home
Fragmented OCR prices and notes list
A jumbled OCR line of various prices and small notations. The text shows amounts like 2.55, 98.50, 82.25, 386, 1.45, 1.85, 1.00, 1.10 per dozen, and scattered references to renewals, vets, and items such as peaches and bottles, with no coherent narrative or clear entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Swift
Empire
Crisco
Maxwell House
Schilling
Ohio
Thompson
New York
Sunkist
A. P
Bartlett
Nenana Yeateey
Logan
Belle Isle
Curtis New York
New State
Louis Whale
Doz
Scott County
Alaska
Libby
Prince Albert Tobacco
Log Cabin
Santa Claus, Light, and Railroading Reflections
The column blends holiday cheer with faith and a defense of Santa Claus, noting Santa as real to many and praising Christmas spirit. It also reports Pennsylvania railroad scrap sales for 1923 totaling 12 843 287 dollars and notes Earle Barsh, a Santa Fe locomotive engineer, returning to work after a long leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Bill Bryan
Democratic Party
Amarillo
Hen Ford
Pennsylvania Railroad System
Earle Barsh
Santa Fe
Amusement and Notices Blend in Diverse Rail Line Dispatch
Local rail and railway employee notes report leave of absence for J F Utter and relief by Oclise, and C L Gipe en route to Dodge City after visiting Moody Texas. Various personal items include A I Reeves traveling to Augusta Kansas for Christmas with family, and J Y Pyeatt taking dual presidencies of Texas New Orleans and Mexico and Rio Grande systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Gipe
Harvey House
Dodge City
Kans
Amarillo
Denver and Rio Grande Western
Missouri Pacific and
Western Pacific Systems
J. Y. Pyeatt
Texas New Orleans and Mexico
Rio Grande
Also Mentioned on This Page
ID. A. R
R. &. Thompson
Polk Street
Irene Beasley
Memphis, Tenn
J. N. Beasley
Mrs. Beasley
Margaret Schooler
Buchanan Street
Northwest Texas Hospital
Elizabeth Mashburn
Dallas
Mrs. T. F. Mashburn
West Seventh Street
Star Cash Grocery
Amarillo, Texas
Per Doz
Dow
Peach
By John Moore
Santa
Tle
John Moore
Polly Garden
Slaton Division
J. F. Utter
Oclise
J. R. Neece
Plainview
A. I. Reeves
Moody, Tex
L. Worthington
Memphis
Tenn
Rock Island
Worthington
Mr. Worthington
Joab
Victor, Colo
Wule
Dr. Stodard
Pueblo
Tielen Lott
Russell Moore
Tulsa
G. Floyd
Allen
Hell
Devil
Arizon
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