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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1937

Page

2

Panhandle oil boom eyed as era of prosperity seen

Col. B E O Thompson told 150 Panhandle civic leaders in Pampa that higher field allowances and price hikes now bring an extra 500000 dollars monthly to the Panhandle field. He cited planned future increases and noted Texas utility rate cuts in 300 cities.

Col BE. O. Thompson Pampa Colonel Thompson Texas Jim Collins Chamber of Commerce Panhandle Carl Hinton Amarillo

Treasury daily position report highlights gold assets and deficits

Treasury data for February 8 shows receipts 16.33 million dollars and expenditures 31.01 million, leaving a balance of 1.6589 billion. Customs receipts for the month total 11.38 million, fiscal year receipts 2.543 billion, expenditures 4.413 billion with 1.771 billion emergency outlays, gross debt 34.5509 billion, down 1.146 million from prior day, gold assets 11.3837 billion including 152.539 million inactive gold.

Treasury Washington The

Woman at Home in Bank Officer's Job

Grace Stoermer, vice president at Bank of America, heads a department serving 10 000 women and managing 3 000 000 dollars. Born from Giannini's bank within a bank, her role reflects growing female involvement in business and banking.

Los Angeles Grace 8S. Stoermer Bank of America United States A. P. Giannini San Francisco Miss Stoermer California Bank of Italy No Man’s Land” Department

Aged Confederate Home Resident Dies at 101 in Austin

Funeral services for Mrs. Vesta A. Sutton Thomas, 101, oldest resident of the Confederate Women's Home, were delayed as authorities sought a recovering daughter in Waco. She died Monday, a belated birthday shy of 102 on May 29.

Austin Vesta A. Sutton Thomas Confederate Women’s Home Waco

Honor Roll for Tyler School First Semester

The Tyler School lists students on the first semester honor roll with Straight A recipients, A and B grade honorees, and honorable mentions. Names include Betty Jean Burleson, William Gee, Margaret Hills, Barbara Kelley, Franklin Lindsey, Wanda Littlefield, Lena Mott, Patricia Patton, Ruth Rogers, Mary Wella, Addison Appleby, James Andrews, Paul Armstrong, Annette Appleby, and many others across sections.

Straight A Betty Jean Burleson William Gee Margaret Anne Hills Barbara Sue Kelley Franklin Lindsey Wanda Sue Littlefield Lena Mae Mott Patricia Patton Ruth Marie Rogers Mary Wella Addison Appleby James Andrews Paul Armstrong Annette Appleby Charles Adams Margaret Bergeman Margaret Rocock Roy T. Bassett Sammy Kate Bones Yvonne Brown Billie Bob Bethune Jack Beeman Clyde Bucahan Loreta Bechtel Margaret Browning Nacy Lee Darline Johnson Jerry King Phyllis Knox June King Millford Lott Billie Bobby Dee Leachman Andy Mays Sonny Morris Billy Pat Moore Martha Lois McCarter Mary Manning Milda Faye McSwain Marilyn Owens Marianne Ott Curtis Palm Nell Quaterbaum John Reynolds Marcella Rogers Billie Jo Reed Mike Streuber Betty Jean Sanders Peggy Smyth Carl Sawyers Carol Lee Shaw Charles Simmons Mary Lou Streuber Martha Sue Talley Gordon

Thompson Speaker Promises Texas Rising Prosperity

Col. Ernest O. Thompson told the Panhandle Hardware and Implement Association banquet that Texas is stepping out with strong signs of prosperity in oil and gas, predicting the industry's greatest prosperity on the eve of its future. Cal Farley introduced him as the next governor, as more than 500 people attended the Crystal Ballroom event hosted by the PHIT Club at the Herring Hotel.

Texas Col Ernest O. Thompson Panhandle Hardware and Implement Association Colonel Thompson Cal Farley Phit Club Herring Hotel

Courthouse Records of Early 1937 Deeds

A sequence of property transfers listing grantors and grantees such as F. O. Rose et ux to J. Walter Hill for $10 and H. Rippy et ux to J. F. Tucker for $3,500, with dates and lot details across multiple blocks and neighborhoods.

F. O. Rose J. Walter Hill H. Rippy J. F. Tucker Wolflin Ore Barfield E. L Conner Eakle C. E. Bray Marguerite Bray Summers F. S. Broach Estelle Cox Mac Blankenhorn J. A. Duniven John Dodson J. Ladehoff Oliver R. E. Barfield

Dalhart Woman Elected President in Midwest Retail Council

Leon Mallon of Harrisonville Missouri was chosen president at the Midwest Retail Merchants Council annual dinner in Kansas City. Vice presidents named include Mrs. W. H. Johnson of Dalhart Texas and other officers announced at the event.

Kansas City Leon Mallon Harrisonville Midwest Retail Merchants’ Council W. H. Johnson Dalhart Tex

Car Registrations and Assignments Listed

James Foran listed with 23 37 and 750 dollars under L7 B98 Eakle. Ply Sedan entries show J W Collins Chey Sedan T L Roby Int Truck C A Ditmore and again C A Ditmore. Ply Coupe entry for R W Dycus of Lubbock with three registrations noted.

James Foran Eakle J. W. Collins T. L. Roby C. A. Ditmore R. W. Dycus Lubbock

Panhandle group opposes taxes at twenty eighth convention

The Panhandle Hardware and Implement Association, unalterably opposed to further sales taxes, closed its twenty eighth annual convention at the Herring Hotel with a banquet floor show and dance. It calls for uniform state assessments and classification and urges consolidating state departments to cut waste. It favors need based pensions and opposes public treasury subsidies for non needy individuals. It also objects to abolishing the state property tax, citing non resident ownership. Egypt is establishing many new industrial plants.

Panhandle Hardware and Implement Association Herring Hotel

Funeral Arrangements for Robert Caldwell

Funeral services are set in House today for Robert Miriam Caldwell 61 of Brazoria County rancher and nephew of Col. E M House. Caldwell died yesterday when a pair of sheep shears he was sharpening on a grindstone slipped and severed his jugular vein in an unusual accident.

Robert Miriam Caldwell Brazoria Caldwell Col. E. M. House

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Col. Thompson Texas Railroad Commissioner Commission Eddie Dunigan Grace S Stoermer Matilda Snooty Bennett Massie Tyler School Licarri & Myers Tosacco Co Thompson Courthouse Records Egypt Windsor I Am Windsor Bourbon National Distillers Products Corporation
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