Younger Generation Gallery of Seniors Features Martha Gene Williams
Martha Gene Williams, daughter of Rev J Howard Williams, is highlighted as a popular Amarillo Senior High student. She has held multiple leaders roles including class president, pep leader, Student Congress member, and Honor Society member while active in Pi Delta and Company E R O T C. She is a noted pianist with two recitals and a concerto performance with Amarillo College Orchestra. Martha plans a senior recital this spring and enjoys travel sewing and scrapbooking.
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Martha Gene Williams
J. Howard Williams
Polk Street
Martha Gene
Amarillo
Pi Delta
Martha
Student Congress
T. P
Amarillo College
Amarillo social notes highlight moves births and visitors
The column reports a flurry of local life with families moving to Amarillo from Pampa and Goodnight, new births at St Anthony's Hospital including Michael Marion and Jane Garland, and visits from residents in Dallas, Los Angeles, and New York. It notes university ties, fraternal election at Vanderbilt, and local business and party announcements.
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Michael Marion
George Waddilll, Jr
Tennessee Street
St. Anthony's Hospital
L. A. Baird
South Julian Boulevard
Jane Garland
Paul Frye
Wayside
Martha Elizabeth
Donald Paul
Panhandle School Head Allens In Nebraska Hospital
Panhandle school principal Tullis Turner is in Northwest Texas Hospital after an emergency operation last week. The Am arillo item also notes hospital patients and medical cases from several local addresses and area families, including News from airlines and St Anthony’s Hospital updates.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Hub W. Foster
Hayden
Tullis Turner
Panhandle
Northwest
J. O. Hutto
Robert
Tucumcari
Old-Timers Rail Mexico Leaders Dinner Critiques Revolt
Eight hundred veterans of the Mexican revolutionary era gathered for an outdoor dinner in Mexico City. Speakers attacked Fascism and Communism, assailed Vicente Lombardo Toledano, and claimed President Cardenas was taking orders from Moscow. Banners urged freeing laborers and unity of Madero Carranza Zapata Villa for free elections.
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Mexico City
U.P
Vicente Lombardo Toledano
Lazaro Cardenas
Moscow
Last Mass For Pius XI and Vatican Conclave Hopes
The last of nine day morendiali masses for Pope Pius XI was held in St Peter's Basilica with Cardinal Schuster officiating. Absolution was given by senior cardinals including Dougherty Mundelein Cerejeira and Nasalli Rocca. Analysts foresee factional splits among cardinals over policy toward authoritarian states and potential religiously minded leadership. A separate note notes Swiss cheese production in Star Valley Wyoming and Colorado peaks surpassing Swiss heights.
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Vatican City
Pius XI
Vatican
Cardinal Schuster
Milan
St. Peter's
Dough
Runaway Freight Engine Collides With Passenger Train
Federal and state investigators will meet in St Paul to probe a runaway freight engine collision with a Chicago and Great Western passenger train near Tennant Iowa. The engineer and fireman aboard the passenger train were killed and 22 people injured. Also reported a Romanian village battled wolves leaving four peasants dead.
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Council Bluffs
U.P
St. Paul
Chicago and Great Western
Tennant
Weekend Guests and Local Appointments Fill Amarillo
The guest register lists visits by Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cox of Carlsbad and others from Tulsa Dallas Lubbock Midland and Santa Fe. It notes trips to Dallas New Orleans Oklahoma City Carlsbad and Los Angeles plus a Nelson Eddy concert. Sanitone cleaning ad and a note on J L Bivins and son Oliver ending the item.
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B. L. Shaw
Amarillo
Oklahoma City
Palo Duro
Oldham
American National Bank
Amarillo College
Bob Cox
Carlsbad
R. A. Burnett
A. G. Gunn
Tulsa
Okla
Vernon Gunn
Dorothy Neuhardt
Midland
Neuhardt
Alabama Street
P. T. Wallace
Dallas
All-American Insurance Company
F. B. Martin
Fountain Terrace
Louie Vigna
Lubbock
Lillie Ballew
Taylor Street
Vigna
L. C. Mirick
Santa Fes
Sam Lewis
Carolina Street
Dan Martin
Texhoma
Edith Douglass
Bulgaria
George Brownell
Fairmont Street
Los Angeles
F. Q. Kelleam
Elaine
Harriett
Hayden Street
Nelson Eddy
Harry Holland
van Buren Street
Leo Peterson
Eva Cunningham
Riley Strickland
Oklahoma Capital
Earl Barnt
West Twelfth Avenue
New Orleans
N. M
Eg. J. Best
Jacquelyn
Harry Bager, Jr
C. C. Cox
J. L. Bivins
Madison Street
Texas
New Mexico
Oliver Bivins
Robbers Convince Him At Store Holdup
Harold Olson, a Minneapolis drug clerk, faced two masked robbers who warned of a holdup. After a tense exchange and a second robber drawing a pistol, Olson surrendered 450 dollars. The report ends with an odd note about a fat-tailed sheep with a heavy tail.
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Minneapolis
Harold Olson
Olson
Local residents listed under medical care
Miss Ann Reppert of 2423 Hayden Street underwent a major operation. Mrs. O. C. Button of Sunray and Mrs. M. L. Bradley of Sunray also underwent major operations. Mrs. O. W. Rhinehart of Bovina and Miss Willie Mae Davis of Borger are medical patients. E. H. Hart of Stratford is a medical patient. Thomas Leon Craft of 113 West First Avenue is under medical supervision.
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North West Texas Hospital
Mark Denson
Pampa
R. R. Fleming
White Deer
Othell Metcalf
North West Sixth Avenue
Clifford C. Scott
van Buren Street
R. L. Thrasher
East Twelfth Avenue
Fred Wilkins
Hayden Street
J. S. Abel
Monroe Street
ST. Anthony's Hospital
R. E. Cole
North van Buren Street
Venita Garner
Auditorium Hotel
V. A. Hargrove
Independence Street
Rabey Funk
West Twelfth Avenue
W. C. Quisenberry
Hedley
Co. M. Thomas
San Jacinto Street
Roy Mayfield
Silverton
S. A. Cobb
McLean
Julia Meaker
Panhandle
George M. Cultra
Capitol Hotel
Paul D. Mollarhide
Tennessee Street
G. C. Hooper
Buchanan Street
Ann Reppert
C. S. Odom
O. C. Button
Sunray
M. L. Bradley
O. W. Rhinehart
Bovina
Willie Mae Davis
Borger
E. H. Hart
Stratford
Thomas Leon Craft
West First Avenue
Headache and Bad Breath Warn of Bowel Trouble
Headlines compare headache signs to Paul Revere and urge action to avoid constipation. The ad promotes BLACK-DRAUGHT as an intestinal tonic laxative with a gentle, tone-imparting effect on lazy bowel muscles. It claims long use, popularity, and nightly use with 25 to 40 doses for 25 cents.
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Paul Revere
Revere
Also Mentioned on This Page
Austin
W. O. Williams
Mississippi Street
Business College
A. M. Posey
Lincoln Street
Goodnight
Mr. Posey
Mary Paul
University of Texas
Howard Paul
Harrison Street
Luboc
Wright's
Pretton Garrett
East Thirty-ninth Avenue
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Happy
You Walter Hill
Maxine Grant
Margaret Miller
Frank Hoyt
Charles Keffer
Floyd R. Johnson
John B. Coker
C. H. Wiseman
O. L. Roberts
T. FE
Amarillo Printing Co
Mary Pat Inman
O. D. Parker
Sia Franklin
Fort Worth
Emma Fondren
Afton
Lillian Weatherford
Tyler Street
Charles P. Donoho
Maud King
W.S. Birge
Galveston
Homer Wiseman
J. D. Potter
Mary M. Allison
Jack Allison
Wilson Battery
Carl Makeig
Hughes Street
George W. Brownell
Gerrude Gilbert
Charles Crouch
Hereford
Jottings
Herbert, Foster
Texas Tech
Hammond Cabe
TWA
Braniff H
Mexico
Star Valley
Wyoming
Colorado
Switzerland of America
Switzerland
Brusturi
Romania
Allura Art Shop
W. 7Th
Lowell Munday
Mgr
Veloz
Yolanda
Cesterfield
Chesterfield
Morol Snow
Cash & Carry
Liccerr & Mrrzs
Tosacas
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