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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1935

Page

9

World Fellowship two day meet for adult church leaders

The World Fellowship will hold a two day gathering for adult leaders and youth of Panhandle Christian churches at First Christian Church on Friday and Saturday. Leaders include Mrs Bessie Hart Charles Marion Ross and Miss Ida Mae Irvin with delegations from many towns. A coaching conference precedes the meeting with Ross and Irvin as counselors.

World Fellowship Christian Churches of the Pampa First Christian Church Bessie Hart Texas Women’s Christian Missionary Society Charles Marion Ross Southwest District of Religious Education Ida Mae Irn Brotherhood Bertha Clawson Miss Clawson Disciples of Christ Japan Akita Osaka Tokio Tri-State College Angola Indiana United Christian Missionary Society Dalhart Stratford Canadian Perryton Borger Panhandle Shamrock Claude Childress Tulsa Lubbock Plainview Canyon Hereford Clarendon Memphis Miami Wellington Ida Mae Irvin

Roads Group Bans Gas Tax Changes

Directors of the Texas Good Roads Association opposed any change in the state gasoline tax. They voted after proposals to increase the four cents per gallon tax to fund bond retirement were before the legislature. A state planning board was approved and Governor Allred asked to appoint a highway expert.

Austin U.P Texas Good Roads Association Allred

Steffens Exits Milk Delivery As Plains Creamery Appears

Steffen's Ice Cream Company retires from milk delivery in Amarillo. Plains Creamery Inc acquires the distribution, with Earl L. Shelton as president and general manager, and Dr. J. E. Nunn and J. Lindsay Nunn among investors. The firm operates a creamery and dairy herds in the Southwest.

Steffen's Amarillo Plains Creamery, Inc Earl L. Shelton J. E. Nunn J. Lindsay Nunn Southwest

Detroit Youth Reported Missing Amid Travel Suspicions

Detroit authorities seek 14 year old Dick Weymouth who disappeared from his home a week ago Sunday. The boy, five feet seven inches, 130 pounds with brown hair and blue eyes, was last seen riding a bicycle in a light brown corduroy suit and blue sweater with a knitted cap. His mother fears he may be traveling to Arizona over grief for a pet.

Dick Weymouth Detroit Mich

Streamlined Yachts Take Shape in Geddes Design

The world’s first streamlined yacht by Norman Bel Geddes for a wealthy European client aims at 18 knots with two 2 000 horsepower Diesels. The 251 foot 6 inch long vessel features an outer steel skin, air intake and exhaust masts, air conditioned interior, and 1350 square feet more deck space when launches are launched.

Howard W. Blakeslee New York Norman Bel Geddes Horizons Man of Speed Bel Geddes Michigan United States Geddes William Froude England

North Texas Episcopalians Plan Cathedral in Panhandle

At their twenty fifth annual meeting in St Andrews Church North Texas Episcopalians voted to start a parish cathedral soon in the Panhandle. Bishop E C Seaman noted the region's rapid growth and lack of a cathedral. St Mary's Mission Big Spring was added as a parish with Rev P Walter Henckell to assume duties in September.

North Texas K. C St. Mary's Big Spring P. Walter Henckell Pampa Benjamin 8. Brown Kansas City Woman's Auxiliary Thomas Fendel West Lubbock H. 8. Gooch Amarillo W. W. Rix Carl L. Svensen Rev W. P. Gerhart Abilene Christian Social Service Newton T. Smith C.J. E

Fire risk in Everson as water service cut for unpaid bills

Five hundred families in Everson Pennsylvania fear a major blaze after Citizens Water Company, a Delaware Valley Utilities subsidiary, smashed all fire plugs with sledge hammers for nonpayment since 1933. Borough officials plan to file a Public Service Commission complaint while a district manager cites $750 yearly dues and tax collection failures as cause. The borough attorney says efforts were made, noting former major employers have left.

Everson Public Service Commission F. W. Buck Varry W. Byrne

Two Girls Sought After Home Left

Police seek Thelma and Lucille Miller daughters of H H Miller after they vanished from 307 North Lamar Street and were found in Clayton New Mexico before returning home. They disappeared again and descriptions were broadcast.

Thelma Lucille Miller H. H. Miller North Lamar Street Clayton, N. M

Allred Urges Texas Observe Roosevelt Birthday

Governor Allred proclaims a statewide Roosevelt birthday observance on January 30. He asks Texans to cooperate in dances or other fund raising events to support the Warm Springs Foundation.

Allred Austin U.P Texas Franklin D. Roosevelt Warm Springs Foundation

Purple Dog Players Plan Next Show At Swan Home

Eleven Purple Dog Players met at 3003 Polk Street to discuss their production For Pete's Sake. The meeting led by director Mrs. W S Layton included listed cast members Isla Layton Virginia Wade Frances Atkins Louise Shea Ivan Layton Joseph Ammons George H Ficke William Curtis Pinkey Hickox and Swann family members. A separate Omaha death report notes Mrs M C Pye killed herself using a gas tube after a note about extreme cold.

Purple Dog Jimmy Swan Polk Street Mrs. Swann Isla Layton Virginia Wade Frances Atkins Louise Shea Ivan Layton Joseph Ammons George H. Ficke William Curtis James“Pinkey” Hickox W. S. Layton

Clergy named to bishop's council of advice in Texas

Lowndes Amarillo department of finance and Rev Warwick Allen Plainview along with Rev Gerhart Rev A B Hanson and Thomas N Smith of Colorado Tex and Jose L Tweedy San Angelo named to the bishop's council of advice. New officers elected presbyters on the executive committee Rev Henckell and Rev Jones Amarillo. Other officers include Rev W A Martin Stamford secretary C J E Lowndes treasurer Fan cher Upshaw Amarillo treasurer of church program J B Dooley Amarillo chancellor Charles A Motz Jr Abilene chairman and treasurer of the Bishop Temple Memorial Wallace W Rix Lubbock chairman of the fund committee and treasurer of the church pension fund.

C. J. E. Lowndes Fancher Upshaw Amarillo J. B. Dooley Charles A. Motz, Jr Abilene Bishop Temple Wallace W. Rix Lubbock Church Pension Fund

Bellboy Clashes Over Nickel Hamburger Fined

Emil Decker a bellboy paid $10 for a hamburger listed at a nickel. Nolan Rash police were called to quiet him. Decker posted 35 bail and was fined 19 dollars plus costs for disorderly conduct.

Milwaukee Emil Decker Nolan Rash Decker

Danger Seen in New Laws

Austin reports that twenty lawyers and a layman found it hard to close criminal loopholes without risking injustice. They favor reform to the House criminal jurisprudence committee, report due today, granting trial judges discretion on co defendant trials and allowing joint defendants to testify for each other. Proposals to discuss a defendant’s failure to testify faced protests from prosecutor Kenneth McCalla.

Austin House Committee On House Kenneth McCalla Houston

Bulletin on Panhandle Music Festival Contests

Music teachers across the Panhandle are urged by the Panhandle Music Teachers Association to request contest materials for the annual music festival set for March 21 22 and 23. The bulletin, issued by the association, contains all contest music and should be requested from Marguerite Cleghorn at 1322 Tyler Street.

Panhandle Music Teachers’ Association Marguerite Cleghorn Tyler Street

Bowery Lodger Dies After 23 Years At Ritz

Nestor Fernlein an 84 year old silver polisher who ate meals in the Ritz kitchen and lived in a Bowery room at 1.75 a week was found dead. He left 8600 in savings and no known relatives. If none appear, he will be buried in Potter’s Field and the state will take his savings.

New York Nestor Fernlein Ritz-Carlton The Bowery Ritz Potter's Field

Russia Loses in Persia Over Cotton Drive

Russia's agricultural push in Persia faces heavy setbacks as the Russian Cotton Co fails to move planned cash advances and many farming machines remain in storehouses. Chark, the Soviet trading company, also misjudged Persia and holds large stock including 500 plows.

Russia Persia Russian Cotton Co Mazanderan Chark

Woman disguising fugitive hid in long dark coat in Houston

Federal agents pursued Thomas H. Robinson Jr a Nashville suspect in a $50 000 kidnapping of Mrs Alice Stoll He was believed to be the mystery woman in a long dark coat who alighted from a car in a Houston garage The couple who found the vehicle said the woman kept her face hidden and fled on foot Police checked a stolen car from Moline Ill with California plates attached and continued patrols in Houston to locate the disguised suspect

Houston Jan Thomas H. Robinson, Jr Nashville, Tenn Alice Stoll Louisville Gus Jones Department of Justice Charlies F. Urschel Robinson Moline Ill Lieut. L. C. Brown Lieut. Brown New Orleans Brown California

Petroleum Council Names New Officers

AUSTIN Jan 22 New directors of the Texas Petroleum Council will serve beginning today with old officers re-elected yesterday. New board members include F Freeman B C Clardy Houston R H Morrison S H Blum and E S McFarland Dallas Clyde Pape and James Nolan Tulsa W F Knode Austin H B Simcox Fort Worth Claire M Bryson Tyler 8 Maston Nixon Corpus Christi and J G Hunter Gladewater.

Tyler

Three Youths Held After Jail Break in Greenville

Three youths Harold Roberts 19 Buck Roberts 18 and Lee Cade 21 were captured by Greenville officers late yesterday and held for Liberty Texas authorities after admitting they slugged Jailer M S Maynard and Marshall Kirkwood and fled from the Liberty jail Sunday. They were arrested in a Greenville pawn broker shop. The note adds an unrelated 1933 diphtheria death rate figure of 35 per 100000.

Greenville Liberty Texas Frank Wolfe Harold Roberts Buck Roberts Lee Cade M. S. Maynard Marshall Kirkwood

Simple Tests To Help Housewives Shop Smarter

U.S. bureaus offer easy tests from AAA and NEC to judge value at stores. Techniques include burning fiber ends to identify silk, rayon, or wool, boiling fabric samples to test sizing, and rubbing to reveal white sizing powder. Also check towels and cutlery by weave and scratch resistance.

Sigrid Arne Washington AAA NEC

Youth Faces Trial On Lindbergh Act

Theodore Cole, a 22 year old Oklahoma convict, awaited removal to Oklahoma City for federal trial under the Lindbergh Act. He denied charges before U. S. Commissioner Lee R. Smith after an accuser identified him. The pipeline contractor who drove Cole 600 miles last December testified against him.

Dallas U.P Theodore Cole Oklahoma Oklahoma City U. S Lee R. Smith J. A. Rutherford Cushing Okla Cole Missouri

Last Rites Pending For Veteran Jurist

Funeral arrangements for Robert Reese Neyland Sr. 75 noted member of the Texas Bar Association were held up awaiting word from his son Major Robert R. Neyland a former University of Tennessee football coach now in New York awaiting shipment to the Panama Canal Zone.

Greenville Robert Reese Neyland Texas Bar Association Robert R. Neyland University of Tennessee Panama Canal Zone Neyland New York Panama

Births Outdistance Death In 1934 In Potter County

Vital statistics show births doubled deaths in 1934 with 974 births and 487 deaths. City health unit officials led by Dr. B. M. Primer released the figures, noting the stork edged the Grim Reaper by a full lap in the year.

Potter County B. M. Primer

Pershing to shift travel plans amid cold weather

General John J. Pershing, former AEF commander, arrives in Fort Worth en route to Arizona for winter. Cold conditions delay travel and the general says he will continue by train if temperatures stay low or by automobile if they rise.

Fort Worth John J. Pershing Arizona

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