Amarillo Mayor Ross Rogers Honored For Civic Service
Today’s bouquet from the Amarillo Greenhouse salutes Mayor Ross Rogers for year round city leadership and service to the Panhandle. The note recalls his prior board of education work and public經 service. Local items also report a boy finding a stink bomb scare near 1334 East Eighth Avenue and Max Zweig earning a Gates Rubber Company prize for alertness at 1326 East Eighth Avenue. News from Northwest Texas Hospital lists Mrs. Lois Clark as a medical patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Rogers
Amarillo
Panhandle
Rogers
Board of Education
Kenneth Stinley
C. L. Mead
Fast Eighth Avenue
Kenneth
Max Zweig
Zweig
Gates Rubber Company
Gates
Northwest Texas Hospital
Lois Clark
Primore
J. P. Billinburg
North Taylor Street
Amarillo notes and society scenes record rainy visit and notable antics
Ruth Perdue returns from McAllen with sister. The piece covers local travels including Paul Allingham in Atchison and Bill Askew Jr planning fall visits. A rainy procession features a president’s visit to Amarillo, Ross Hatcher’s 200 pound pose, and widespread social events, clubs, and business notes in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Virginia Perdue
McAllen
Paul Allingham
Atchison
Amarillo
Bill Askew, Jr
Jack Sparkses
Tulsa
Vernon Gunn
Twa-Braniff
TWA
San Antonio
Katalla
Texas
Alice Puckett
United States of America
Ross Hatcher
Polk Street
Ross Cape
Bill Boyces
Art Wagoners
Cornelia Slemp
Margaret Mattison
Anniston
James W. Hendrick
Hendrick
Judson College
Marion College
Walter Caldwell
Hempstead
Roy Williams
Oklahoma
Younger Stamp Exchanger Leads By Eight Year Old
Eight year old Farr Mayne Jr runs a stamp exchange offering five cent membership cards that allow trading with other members. He plans a bicycle fund and earns by selling magazines to a paper plant and coat hangers. He attends Wolflin School in fall, son of Earl and Mrs Mayne of 1700 Jackson Street. Delicious sodas at Maxor Number One cost a nickel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farl Mayne, Jr
Farr
Excelsior
Wolflin School
Earl, Jr
Earl L. Mayne
Jackson Street
Vacationing Residents and Medical Patients Listed
A list of local residents visiting or returning from trips and a number of residents noted as medical patients. Names include G. P. Williams, John F. Blackburn, A Hazlewood family, John Ekelund and children, B F Owens, F C Gatewood, James W Hampton, R F E Johnson, Donald Richard King, Tim Kegans, Juanita Martin, Harold Pearson, J W Wilbanks, and others with addresses in Floydada Amarillo Spearman and Galveston areas. The section ends with a stage supper announcement by the First Christian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi Street
Pueblo
Colo
G. P. Williams
Floydada
John F. Blackburn
Fl Paso
Training Corps
A. Hazlewood
Eon
Estes Park
Southwest
F. C. Gatewood
Silverton
James W. Hampton
North West
Pifteenth Avenue
R. F E. Johnson
North Jefferson Street
Donald Richard King
North
Madison Street
Tim Kegans
Amarillo
Juanita Martin
Harold Pearson
Front Street
J. W. Wilbanks
Spearman
John J Halley Portrait From The Past In Amarillo
The Citizen profile notes John J Halley born December 5 1908 in Sayre Oklahoma entered business via rontrack at Southwestern Life Insurance Co He came to Amarillo in 1912 with HM Munting and a traveling companion expressing a secret ambition to succeed in life His favorite actress is Joan Crawford and favorite actor Mark Caddie He dislikes government red tape and favors football restoring in Amarillo College context
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Halley
Sayre Okla
Dee
Business
Southwestern Life Insurance Co
Amarillo
Joan Crawford
Mark Caddie
Gratt ii
Amarillo College
Visit to Far land family spurs dance display in Amarillo
Region residents traveled to Mr Far land's parents Mr and Mr John Exelund. GMuy Dell and LaNell renowned Amarillo dancers performed before a crowd of SO at a Municipal Band Concerto in Menard Park. On return they visited Oscar Exelund in Wace 2 and R. Lawrence end son RD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farland
John Exelund
Gmuy Dell
LaNell
Amarillo
Menard Park
Ekelands
Oscar Exelund
R. Lawrence End Son
Ice Cream Supper Behind First Christian Church Thursday
An ice cream supper is planned from 5 to 9 30 p m Thursday behind the First Christian Church with a fallback to the educational building if needed. All are invited and candidates are asked to attend with friends. Local residents noted include Charlotte Ellis Tubb and Dorothy Johnson of Canadian and others visiting Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
First Christian Church
Local social notes and visiting list from Amarillo area
A cluttered society page lists visitors and residents around Amarillo including Somerfield Ledbetter from Austin on vacation with parents, Reed Parker and daughter visiting Mrs Branch Anderson in Denver, Mrs 8 A Pierce with daughter, Mr and Mrs Fred Cline of Guymon, Mrs L W Greer from Plainview visiting Grace Hodges, Emma Gene Leonard from Corsicana visiting George Leonard, G A Watson of Mineola visiting Edward Watson, George Bishop from Phillips visiting President Roosevelt, Lois Carole Bryant of Canadian visiting Ruth Brady, plus notes on ice for refrigeration and a Dallas trip by R H Epperson, D O Armstrong, and O T Maxwell of Southwestern Drug Corporation. continued on page 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Ellis Tubb
Dorothy Johnson
H. B. Norton
Joan
Kansas City
R. H. Norton
Pierce Street
E. ©. Selis
Texline
MonnAy
L. M. Bassett
Washburn
Henry Gilbert
Claude
R. L. Durham
Amarillo
James Dunn
FE. FP. Richey and Sons
Harold and
Gene
Miami
J. C. Finley
Fairmont Street
EF. Broome
Lubbock
Polk Street
J. W. Kleinschmidt
Canyon
Fred Hardage
Somerfield Ledbetter
George Leonard
Blackstone Hotel
G. A. Watson
Mineola
Edward Watson
West Fifteenth Avenue
George -Bishop
Pampa
Roosevelt
Phillips
Lois Carole Bryant
Ruth Brady
Good Advice About Constipation From a Doctor
A doctor advises addressing the root cause of constipation rather than using improvised remedies. The key is adequate dietary bulk from foods like Kellogg's All-Bran to promote soft bulky stools, with daily intake and plenty of liquids. The ad notes All-Bran’s origin in Battle Creek and promotes a daily bran routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg's
Ello
Battle Creek
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wilson Battery & Electric Co
Dial
Stanleys
East Eighth Avenue
Orville Stewart
Teddy
Robby
A. D. Leonard and Family
Hobbs
Colorado
A. W. McDavid
Bellaire Street
Abilene
Andrew Buntin
Earl Stubblefield
McLean
Lake City
Steinhorn
Nighthawks
Merry Wives
Pepperpot
Jew Jolly Club
Richard Logan
Alabama Street
Ed Ton
C. B. Cline
Harrison Street
A. J. Reeves
Dumas
Sally McGill
Fillmore Street
Russell's
L. E. Mason Lane
McAfee Co. C, Cox
H. O. Park
Spencer Haynie
Robert Burden
J. E. Bills, Jr
Dick Coon
Dalhart
Green Bros. Co
Wright
R. Isaacson
Grand Rapids
Chicago
Elizabeth Barnett
Lux Company
Cambridge
Mass
Arizona
M. Sherman
Marizon's
New York
B. R. Solnick
USA
Spokane
Wash
Konstantinos Georgious Kallochricianiakis
Gus Elf
Hollywood
Rena Persons
Quitaque
Maxor
John Ekelund
Guy Dell
Joan Fed
Mra Ekelund
B. F. Owens
Waveoo
Gal
Carioca
SEARS
UE A
Rayon Damask
Vanity
Axminster Rugs
Jacquard Or
Prentiss-Walter
Lize
Amarillo, Texas
Chambers
Amarillo Hardware Co
R. H. Epperson
D. O. Armstrong
O. T. Maxwell
Southwestern Drug Corporation
Dallas
Agnes N. Smith
J. L. Adams
Tyler Street
N. M. Cooper
Fillmore
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