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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1927
Page
5
In Lorain Ohio on cleanup week George Koposic and Mrs Carl Kovacs each painted their halves of a two family house in rival colors. Koposic used bright red with green trim while Kovacs chose brown and white. A vertical line divides the house and both owners remain friendly despite the clash.
In Ed R. Mayer's absence John Cowan leads the Board of City Development mailing postcards to clubs and business leaders. The cards promote the recreation program seen as a success, aiding in building citizens of the right kind. Col. Harve H. Haines confirms the program's strong impact and notes more delegates will be named for the upcoming recreational conference.
In Luxembourg on July 11 representatives of eight million ex service men from Germany and Austria and their Allied veterans concluded a two day session aimed at preventing future wars. The Inter Allied Veterans association organized the meeting the first time former enemies convened thus. The group urged frankness in internal relations to remove war causes. Henry D Lindsey of Dallas Texas past national commander of the American Legion represented the organization.
Funeral services were held at 5 30 pm yesterday at the First Christian church for Fred Dysart 22 who drowned Saturday afternoon while swimming in Lake Palisades Rev F W O Malley conducted the services Dysart is survived by his widow a small son and his parents Mr and Mrs T B Dysart 310 Bellview street He had lived in Amarillo ten years and was a member of the De Molays and the Elks Burial was at Llano cemetery.
Amarillo Flag and Decorating company signed a contract with the Amarillo Tri-State exposition to decorate the fair grounds and city during fair week September 11 17. James Haynie manager urged merchant cooperation to achieve a better decorated city than ever before.
Funeral services for Rev. James Aloysius Campbell aged 65 will be held tomorrow at Sacred Heart church. The Amarillo bishop Rt Rev R A Ger ken will conduct. Campbell founded The Antidote, a Catholic paper now printed in New York City. He died Saturday after a long illness. He previously served in Sweetwater. He is survived by a brother Joseph Campbell of Springbok Wisconsin and a sister in Plessisville Quebec.
Miss Charlotte Marland sister of E W Marland the millionaire oil man died in Ponca City Oklahoma today.
Funeral services are planned Tuesday for Capt. James E. Lucy 78 financier and former peace officer who died here Sunday. Local officials and associates mourn the longtime community figure.
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