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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1926
Page
7
Mexican authorities moved to impede the activities of Yucatec healers who set up near the Nerve Laredo cemetery. Hundreds line up for treatment with many crippled and deaf patients among attendees. Officials warn no official cures have been confirmed.
Services for Thomas A Atkinson were held at 10:30 am from Blackburn Funeral Home with Rev G L Yates officiating. Burial followed at Liang cemetery. W C W camp No 562 conducted graveside rites. Atkinson, of 1407 Hughes street, died Monday morning. survived by widow, a son and a daughter, his mother, a sister, three brothers, and other relatives. He had worked for the Santa Fe for ten years, most recently as chief clerk at the round house after moving from Canadian eight years ago. Pallbearers named.
Bernhard Baron, renowned cigarette magnate and London millionaire, known for a 750000 pound charitable act, was presented with a loving cup by his staff in a gesture of appreciation.
The Washington Senators added two longtime American League veterans from the St. Louis Browns in exchange for pitchers Tom Zachary and Win Ballou. Bush, in the majors since 1912 with the Athletics Red Sox and Yankees, and Tobin, with the Browns since 1918, bring experience and bunting speed. Bush’s peak came in 1922 with 26 wins and 7 losses.
Hanson West American Legion and the Woman's Auxiliary hosted a lively event titled Life a skit by Dr R P Parcells and Reba Utterback. The First Christian church twelve piece orchestra provided music with Gladys Heyser Webb and Jimmy Farwell performing solos. Final arrangements were made for the Washington birthday dance next Monday with Darrell H Rascoe in charge inviting veterans and friends.
Ollie J. Graham 44 died after a ten day illness and funeral services were held today at Vega Methodist Church under Blackburn Funeral Home direction. Survived by widow two sons Ollie Lee and Joe two daughters Ruby and Jack two brothers and two sisters in Oklahoma. He lived in the Panhandle five years and was foreman of the Landergin Brothers ranch.
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