Masonic Temple Association Names Officers and Directors
HH. S. Nobles was re elected president at the annual stockholders meeting. Officers elected include J. D. Sweeney as vice president C B Johnson as treasurer George Stapleton secretary. Directors chosen are J D Sweeney E O Feierabend and H E Fuqua with holdovers H A Nobles C B Johnson George Stapleton J M Webb J O Gulerie and B T Ware. James O Guleke named attorney for the association. General business covered erection of the $350 000 Masonic Temple and reports of secretary and treasurer were approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HH. S. Nobles
Masonic Temple Association
J. D. Sweeney
C. B. Johnson
George Stapleton
E. O. Feierabend
H. E. Fuqua
H. A. Nobles
Courthouse records list multiple deeds and licenses
The records show warranty deeds transferring property in Roberts Ridgemere Bivins and Morningside areas with values from 1 to 10 dollars and several marriage licenses. Vehicle registrations include Wes Tex Gas Plains Chevrolet and multiple local dealerships. Names include Laura A Hill James Mayes Viola Fuermann Diantha Potts H K Hill Nannie Stringfellow Geo Williams and Anita Harris among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura A. Hill
Jas. Mayes
Humphreys
W. H. Brymer
Viola Fuermann
Roberts
T. Fields
Diantha Potts
Bivins
K. W. Taylor
H.K. Hill
Nannie T. Stringfellow
Geo
Williams
Leo French
Potter County Lumber
Ridgemere
Alamo
Carl L. Herris
Anita Harris
Morningside
Arthur Clark
H. H. Kniffin
Walter Shelton
W. E. Danver
John J. Harden
Jno
Progales
Thos
W. Smith
Clara Mollie Sheek
J. E. Dunn
Sadie Treadway
J. W. Cotten, Jr
Bobby Murray
Wes Tex Gas
City
Plains Chevrolet
Chevrolet
J. GC. Collier
Bellview
P. H. Motor
Chrysler
Nixton Elliott
Diana
West Tex Gas
Wes Tex
R. G. Rogers
Alamo Drilling
Frost Motor
Buick
W. E. Snow
C. M. Christian
Paducah
Nash
P. M. Berry
Amarillo Oil Co
Wales
Madden
Toney Chisum
Hudson
Colonel Haines Addresses Pampa Meet On City Growth
Col Harve Haines vice president and general manager of the Board of City Development gave the principal address at a Pampa chamber banquet. The event aimed to spur support for an upcoming bond election to fund water and sewer improvements. He emphasized building for future growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Harve H. Haines
Board of City Development
Chamber of Commerce
Pampa
Colonel Haines
Mrs. R W Thom Visiting Sister in El Reno
Mrs. R W Thom of El Reno Oklahoma is guest of her sister Mrs Lucy Conkling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Thom
el Reno, Oklahoma
Mrs
Lucy Conkling
Mrs. Weygandt
The
J. C. Penny Company
Kansas
Coolidge Uses White Leghorn Hen Tail Feathers for Flies
United Press reports President Coolidge fished with flies made from the tail feathers of Fitzsimmons Veterans Hospital’s only white leghorn hen. Disabled veteran Calvin M. Price details the whimsical design using a dog hair, wax, shellac, and borrowed items, praising his own economist title as the flies catch fish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Rapid City
President Coolidge
Fitzsimmons Veterans’ Hospital
Denver
Colonel Hutton
Calvin M. Price
Coolidge
Price
Ruby Smith
Red Cross
Purification to Health via Calotabs Offered in Ad
An advertisement claims physicians endorse complete system purification as the base of health. It urges a thorough Calotabs course, once or twice weekly for weeks, with a family package available for 35 cents at drug stores.
Potter County Plans 25000 Dollar Road Improvement Program
Potter county will spend about 25000 dollars to improve highways and roads. The program covers resurfacing eleven miles of pavement and reconstructing twelve miles of graveled highway. Gravel work underway from near the Canadian river south to the north pavement end using about fifty trucks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County
W. A. French
Three Die As Car Hits Real Estate Office
Los Angeles July 13 Three men were killed and two men and two women injured when a car driven by Betty Peck of Los Angeles sped about 85 miles an hour and crashed into a real estate office on the city outskirts. Police say another car turning from a side street caused Miss Peck to swerve and lose control. Victims identified as Reuben Deitrich Vector Humes and a young man named Innador. All were Los Angeles residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Betty Peck
Inador
City Commission extends session with street white way plan
Authorization of a white way on West Tenth from Polk to Washington and bids for city printing were discussed as the city commission extended its session late into the night. No action on bus franschises. wages and other matters debated. A painters union delegation met Mayor Biving who promised a beautification proclamation. An eagle was donated for the city park.
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Tenth Street
Polk
Washington Street
City Commission
Painters and Decorators Union
Lee Biving
Mre
W. T. Stanberry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Masonic Temple
Building Association
Courthouse Records
Haines
Paris
Dorothy Ingram
Enrico Caruso
Alexander P. Moore
Pittsburgh
Spain
Lillian Russell
Park Avenue
New York
Hutton
Paul R. Mallon
Tap Room
Polk St
P. M. Waltrip
Drs. Waltrip & van Haltern
Fort Worth
Amarillo
Texas
7Th and
Polk Street
Amarillo Hotel
the Panhandle
Ernest Thompson
AMOUS
White
Constantinople
Baylor College For Women
Baylor
Southern Association
Association of American Colleges
American Council On Education
Walter Gilewicn
America
Baylor College
J. C. Hardy, A. M
Adams Dry Goods CO. Pon
Bank
Percales
Herrick
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