Woman Activities Society Meeting Highlights In Dallas
The Texas Federation of Women's Clubs board meeting in Dallas on January 7 1926 covers officer elections and committee approvals. Attendees include Florence Baldwin Fields and Mrs J A Fields with plans for the Biennial in Atlantic City and a state convention site decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haskell
Texas
Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs
Hydear
Texa
Welre
Baker Hotel
Dallas
Ieneral Federation
Pendowment Committee
General Federation
Cyvn i
Tlantic City
Lesprartmnent
A. H. Bailey
Dallis
Highland Park Community House
Frank Thompkins
Corpus Christi
Lakewood Country Club
Texas Federation of Women's Clubs
Florence Baldwin Fields
J. A. Fields
Mary J. Murchison
W. H. Murchison
Texas Federation Women's
Foreclosure Foreclosure Suit Against Birdie Claywell Amarillo Case
Legal notice from Amarillo District Court Potter County recites cause to show why judgment should not be rendered against Birdie Claywell and others in suit No 1360 filed Sept 22 1925 by the City of Amarillo. Property lien taxes penalties costs and court costs are sought with sale of land to satisfy amounts. Clerk J Skillman signs the notice under seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Amarillo
Birdie Claywell
Amarillo social calendar features New Year events and parties
Thursday evening several clubs host gatherings including an Eight thirty New Year Eve frolic at Amarillo Country Club with excellent music. A Christmas party at Mrs R B McAlpine’s home 1307 Jackson Street. Las Amizcas at Mrs Guy Ioover’s 202 Western Ave. The Eastern Star Masons and families meet at Masonic Hall for New Years Eve. W A R M A hosts a noon gathering at Mrs Ralph Gore’s 1514 Johnson Street. A A V A W open house tea 3 to 5 pm in Municipal Auditorium Women’s Club rooms. Elk New Year’s dance at 9 pm with music by Mery Makers of Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Francis
Jeanie
North Johnson Street
Elk City
Oklahoma
Francis
Ed Andris
Amarillo
Hi. Dice
North Buchanan Street
J. EK. Baggs
C. Kringe
Happy
Sayre
Mr. Baggs
W. M. Luges
Walter Stringer
Denver
Harry Calvert
Riev
G. H. Bryant
Wichita Falls
Flog¢e
Buchanan Street
Wichita
Tally
Roy Saunders
M. J. Saunders
Childress
Mr. Thompson
M. M. Law
Carey
R. B. McAlpine
Jackson Street
Guy Ioover
Las Amizcas Club
Western Avenue
Country Club
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Ralph Gore
Johnson Street
Municipal Auditorium
Mery
Oklahoma City
Five Presbyterian Home Children Operated On
Five children at the Presbyterian Home were operated on yesterday at Northwest Texas hospital for tonsils and adenoids. Dr. J J Crume performed the operations and Dr. E A Johnston administered anaesthetics. Mrs. Joseph Smith organized plans and conveyed the children to the hospital while staying overnight to attend them. Superintendent G J Irvin noted they are not in any Community Chest and mentioned a possible Pol and China breed sow gift from D L McDonald of Hereford Texas. He also hinted at a future cow donation to the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Home
Northwest Texas Hospital
J. J. Crume
E. A. Johnston
Joseph Smith
Panhandle
G. J. Irvin
Irvin
D. L. McDonald
Hereford
Texas
Poland
Co op Marketing School Opens Here Monday
Judge L Gough said the co operative marketing school will convene January 4 at 9 30 in the Texas Wheat Growers association Amarillo building speakers include George W Robertson Saskatchewan wheat pool Regina and L C Browlettz vice president both to address the session bankers merchants directors of the Wheat Growers association are urged to attend. London moves to abolish primogeniture eliminating elder son preference in inheritance law with new rules taking effect soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge L. Gough
Co-Operative Marketing School
Texas Wheat Growers Association
Amarillo
Judge Gough
George W. Robertson
Saskatchewan Wheat Pool
Regina
Canada
L. C. Browlettz
Wheat Growers Association
Dutch Mantell Defeats Britt With Quick Fall in Lockney
Dutch Mantell, in Amarillo today, bounces back after beating Young Britt in Lockney Monday night. The bout opened with a handshake and a quick trick leading to Britt’s fall in under a minute, followed by a second fall seen as a hard contest won by a double toe hold in twenty eight minutes. Mantell now wrestles out of Amarillo with Lockney listed as a prior venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutch Mantell
Amarillo
Britt
Lockney
Dutch
Harry Myers
Witey Dutchman
AmdaTillo
Illinois dairymen seek homes in Panhandle Ryan region
A letter to Amarillo’s Board of City Development from Joseph F. Ryan of Elgin Illinois suggests that several Illinois dairymen and farmers may relocate to the Panhandle for better conditions. Ryan notes Illinois farmers are dissatisfied with current state laws and competition that cut profits, seeing Amarillo and surrounding areas as a probable future base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Panhandle
Illinois
Board of City Development
Joseph F. Ryan
Elgin
Illlinois
Ryan
F. Z. Bishop Land Company
Ilinois
Commission to investigate street sweepers at work
The Amarillo commission will study street sweepers by visiting cities where they operate this weekend to gauge efficiency. Motion pictures of machines were shown to members at the Mission theater and city hall. Four Ford trucks were bought, two for garbage and two for street departments, and the panel urged the city manager to seek lower electric rates from Southwestern Public Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Mission Theater
Southwestern Public Service Company
British Oil Control Seen by Chemist at KC Conference
Dr Roy Cross of the Kansas City Testing Laboratory warned at the AAAS convention that British interests now own about 28 percent of U S oil and may soon push gasoline prices up. He urged acceptance of synthetic gasoline as a dominant motor fuel citing tests that cracked gasoline yields 10 to 15 percent more power and reduces knocking with modest compression changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Kansas City
Roy Cross
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Cross
Amarillo News Snippet Roundup of Local Color and Moves
A mix of quotes, visits, and small events in Amarillo mentions boxing and wrestling, Col. Thompson’s flu, Dorset Carter’s Oklahoma Christmas, Judge Wilson’s daily walks, a broken forearm, a sugar theft, and various residents reporting oil field optimism, cattle health, and building pride. продолжаются рассказы о местных событиях и характерных высказываниях.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutch Mantell
Amarillo
Treorge Conrad
Dalhart
Kit Carson
Ernest O. Thompson
Dorset Carter
Oklahoma City
Walker Hall
L Lewis Pinkerton
Jefferson Street
W. BG. Stevenson
J. E. Bryant and Company
Paul Jones
Tri-State Exposition
Childress
S. J. Cole
Board of City Development
Canyon
J. F. Ring
Skelly Olcotanany
Tulsa
James C. Wilson
Tom Bruner
George H. Hill
R. W. Jovse
Pampa
Chickasha
Oklahoma
Fort Worth
Judge Wilson
Hoover Ranch
Canadian
L. A. Wells
Taylor Street
Aubrey
Texas
Lair
Harry V. Robertson
Fifth
Polk
Frank Turner
Kely-Springfield
Fourth Street
Hall County
Memphis
San Diego
California
R. P. Parcells
Amavillo
Blackburn
Aimarillo
Local notes show townsfolk travel and plans for 1926
Am Arbor Amarillo area residents recount holiday trips, visits, and plans. F. Decoster warns oil men’s fraternity will reveal regional interest in spring. Henry Wilkinson of Hereford notes a better 1926. A. L. LeMond visits from Plainview. charity drive by Toney Chisum totals 3625 dollars spent on charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decoster
Panhandle
H. R. Fisher
Oklahoma City
Amarillo
Henry Wilkinson
Hereford
Smith County
William Atkinson
Milo Atkinson
Wichita Falls
Blythe Gentry
Jefferson Street
Atkinson
First Christian Church
J. Miller Beard
van Buren Street
Needles
California
O. K. Gilvin
Orville
Joe
Harrison Street
Ft. Worth
A. L. LeMond
T. A. Atkinson
Hughes Street
Plainview
Thomas Atkinson
Ben Stone
Fayetteville
Ark
Robert A
Wesley McDonald
W. W. McDonald
McDonald
John McCarty
Christmas Spirit Amid Rail Workers Notes
John Moore reviews holiday cheer on the Rock Island system with anecdotes about station agents, engineers, and families. The piece mentions C. C. Butler in Amarillo, promotions and transfers at Vega and Dalhart, illness of Mrs. Denman, hunting trips near Anadarko, and reflections on charity and prudence during Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Davis
Rock Island
Fort Worth
Dallas
Stormy Thompson
Vega
Dalhart
H. W. Clutter
Amarillo
A. J. Denman
H. T. Luther
Jack Eubanks
R. IT. Eubanks
Town
Arkansaw
Jean S. Tobiasco
Wood Bridge
Worcester
Mexico
Brisbane
Tennessee
J. K. Hibbetts
Denver
Glenwood Residents Visit Abilene and Texola
Glendwood residents including Momer Cochran and Mrs M C Cochran return from Texola Oklahoma while her daughter Mrs Lawrence Davis visits. The Glenwood Baptist church works on the 1920s budget with a planned red letter day for completion. The T B E L class meets at 4 pm at Mrs H E Painter home. Montgomery and Mack Cochran visit Plainview. The missionary society meets at 8:30 pm at the church. The Globe’s special column draws local appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Momer Cochran
Suuset
Abilene
T. (. Cochran
M. C. Cochran
Glenwood
Sue Cochran
Belton
Texola
Oklahoma
T. BE. IL
Glenwood Sunday School
HE. C. Painter
Walnut Street
Montgomery and Son
Mack
Plainview
Glenwood Baptist Missionary Society
L. L
Whitten
The
Globe
East Amarillo News Briefs Include Club Rehearsal and Elections
East Amarillo Choral club met for rehearsal at 1410 East Sixth Street the home of Mr and Mrs H M Jensen. The East Amarillo Community club elected new officers: T and Brown president Grun dy vice president Virginia Young secretary H I M Jensen treasurer Rev Z B Pirtle H M Jensen and H Hogean executive board. The old year’s last meeting set for Thursday night at Houston Street Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Amarillo
H. M. Jensen
East Sixth Street
Houston Street Methodist Church
J. A. Foudot
Wichita Falls
J. Ny Littell
Denver
Tatrel
J. A. Bowman
Hereford
Rock Island Local Office Changes During Holiday Period
The Rock Island local office underwent clerical changes as Floyd returned from Little Rock to resume duties as chief clerk. T. L. Bennett filled in during Floyd’s absence while J. A. Red Williams was away for health reasons. J. A. Smith was reassigned to duties as check clerk in the freight depot, a new role due to increased local business. Helium production is limited to the United States, say English aviation experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ani
Coe. Floyd
Rock Island
Little Rovk
T. L. Bennett
Floyd
J. A
Red Williams
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Ars. Fields
Y. Pos. Be
Episcopal Church
J. M. Delzel
Tyler
Johnnie Askey
Clarendon
Young People’s Service League
Marion Caviness
Edythe Mae George
Anna Auldenbrink
George Burgesser
J. F. Claybrook
Claybrook
J. M. North
Perryton
John North
Carmen and
Grace Brewer
Bonita
O. FE. S
Episcopal Parish
Woman's Auxiliary
Pan Hellenic
inter-Greek Letter Society For Women
Harvey House
E. H. Reedy
Gentry Bhutertains
Tory the Gentry
R. H. Gentry
William
Amarlo
Wilant Atkinson
Paul Letforge
Edvat Britain
Joe Durham
Bruce Ashcraft
Cooper Dewey
Charles Smith
Willian O'Brien
Dick Green
Carroll Gregg
Frederic Seewald
Central Presbyterian Church
Second Baptist Church
H. G. Randall
Tuenmeart
New Mexico
Miss Pearl McKinley
Las Vegas
W. B. McKinley
Cleveland Street
Wo. U
Amarllo
Pridas
London
Panhandle-Ryan
Harry Schwartz
Grover
George Kitts
Atchison
Gilbert Jackson
Lubbock
Guy Hayden
John Fains
Fains
By John Moore
Goodfellows
C. C. Butler
Specter
Rock Island System
Mr. Butler
Horton
Kansas
Viside
Flo
W. K. Danver
A. P. Harrington
W. E. Danver
Polk Street
Chicago
P. &. Eustey
J. M. Kelly
Texline
John Crotty
I. M. Crotty
Peny Powell
J. W. Ferguson
Benonine
United States
Amarillo Hotel
Harley
Davidson
Columbia
Cadillac
F. L. Beer
N.S. Griggs
Taylor St
Dickson's
Dickson
Polk St
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