Amarillo Couple Weds in Miami
Mrs Susie McClooney Boaz and W R Pool both of Amarillo were married at 4 PM Wednesday at the bride’s aunt Miss Cora McClooney’s Miami home. The Rev I T Huckabse officiated. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs J A McClooney of Kerens, has taught at Amarillo Business College. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs W R Pool of De Leon, runs a drug business in Amarillo. They plan a Yellowstone Park honeymoon and will reside at 1509 Taylor Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Miami
Susie McClooney Boaz
W. R. Pool
Cora McClooney
I. T. Huckabse
Methodist Church
J. A. McClooney
Kerens
Social Hour Honors Mrs Manning at Pierce Street Home
Injured enjoyed a delightful evening at Mrs. John K. Manning’s home 1101 Pierce with Mrs. Chad Elliott and several hostesses. Guests heard songs and readings by Mrs. Young Ramsey Johnson Hutchins and Kenyon, with piano accompaniment and a Johnson Seig duet. Refreshments were served to about fifty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John K. Manning
Pierce Street
Manning
Chad Elliott
Williams
Davis
Hall
Watson
Adams
Cornelius
Hess
D. M. Young
M. D. Ramsey
Texas
S. M. Johnson
Fort Worth
M. Deason
John Josey
Ruby Hutchins
Meryl Ramsey
Calotabs Promoted Amid Medical Ad Claims And Local Notices
An old advertisement touts Calotabs as a nausealess liver cleanse with a single bedtime tablet and a money back guarantee. The page also lists social events, visits and travel notes from Amarillo residents, and a Polk Street Methodist Church Woman's Missionary Society report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O& Lee
Houston Street Methodist
Ladies Missionary Society of the
Houston Street Methodist Church
Woman's Missionary Society of
Polk Street Methodist Church
The
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Hereford Hopes to Form Band for Fall Fair
Hereford may form a city band to represent at fall fairs and future trips. Band leader Ralph Smith called a meeting for Tuesday evening July 21 to gauge interest and participation. The town previously had one of West Texas' best bands and many old players remain ready to return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe
Hereford
Ralph Smith
West Texas
REALTORS HEAR REPORTS OF NATIONAL BOARD MEETINGS
Amarillo realtors unable to attend the Detroit convention heard a detailed luncheon report at Hotel Palo Duro. Griffith Witt Wade Brymer Bill Askew and C P Atwood discussed convention phases and reports will continue next week. Amarillo remains in the national attendance cup due to an earlier error. Joan Wayland and J Ray were elected associate members of the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Realtors
Detroit
Hotel
Palo Duro
Griffith Witt
Wade Brymer
Bill Askew
C. P. Atwood
Amarillo
Joan Wayland
J. Ray
Texas Rail Line Sale to Big Systems Up
Houston July 17 The sale of the San Antonio Uvalde and Gulf railroad to Missouri Pacific would be in the public interest Frank Kell of Wichita Falls and A R Ponder of San Antonio told interstate commerce commissioner C E Boles They indicated no objection to transfer of the line from San Antonio to Corpus Christi though Asphalt Bell railroad interests object if it is included Kell testified that his group owns 48 percent of A A and G stock and the merger aligns with transportation act principles The road runs through a rich agricultural area underdeveloped by lack of transport facilities
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
San Antonio, Uvalde and Gulf Railroad
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Frank Kell
Wichita Falls
A. R. Ponder
San Antonio
Interstate Commerce
C. E. Boles
Washington
Rull
Corpus Christi
Asphalt Bell Railroad
Kell
Texan on Winning Team in Clay Court Tennis
In St Louis on July 17 Fred Josties of St Louis and Berkley Bell of Austin Texas upset the team of George Lott of Chicago and Fritz Bastin of Indianapolis in the national clay court tennis championship third round doubles. The score was 6 4 6 3 7 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TEXAN
St. Louis
Fred Josties
Berkley Bell
Austin
Texas
George Lott
Chicago
Fritz Bastin
Local residents and visitors noted in Amarillo notes
W E Blackburn leaves Monday for a two weeks fishing trip. J A Stalcup of Dalhart takes a county clerk post. C M Binhart and family from Roswell stay at Hotel Palo Duro. Pauline Bell returns home to Clarendon after illness. Bill Ayers leaves Ledbetter Drug to Bowler for cotton. A G Landers of H V Robertson departs for Paris Texas for two months. Mrs F T Summers of Dalgers visits her mother Mrs M C Whitcomb. All of Mrs Whitcomb's children together for first time in nineteen years. Porter Underwood at Mackinac Island sends condolences to Amarillo friends. J C Sebastian recovering after nine weeks illness. George A Anderson and family of Dallas visit. Lucille Harper improving after long illness. H P Greenough of Dalhart in Amarillo on business. Joan J Farmer of Fort Worth in Amarillo on business. John G Farmer and H P Greenough of Rock Island here on business. Frank Howe of Omaha representing Rosenbaum Brothers livestock commission visits cattlemen. Harmon Benton: crop prospects in Tascosa and Canadian valley good. grasshoppers controlled. apples fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. O. Gulekie
Creed
Lak City
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Taos
Santa Fe
Las Vegas
Gladys Seewald
Lake City
J. L. Penry
Fort Worth
Louisville
Elaine Littell
Logansport
Ind
Amarillo
Bill Askew
St. Louis
Pauline Bell
Clarendon
Bill Ayers
Ledbetter Drug Company
Bowler
A. Gill Landers
H. V. Robertson Company
Paris
Xas
F. T. Summers
Dalgers
M. C. Whitcomb
Fillmore Street
Mrs. Whitcomb
Porter R. Underwood
Mackinac Island
Michigan
Lucille Harper
H. P. Greenough
Dalhart
Joan J. Farmer
John G. Farmer
Rock Island
Frank Howe
Omaha
Nebr
Rosenbaum Brothers Livestock Commission Company
Harmon Benton
Tascosa
Canadian Valley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Smith
Noyes D. Smith
Texas Congress of Mothers
Amarillo Hotel
J. E. Griggs
Jefferson Street
Cora Russell
Mexico City
Mme
Caillaux
Joseph Caillaux
Mme. Caillarx
Heritanny Coast
Seventh and
Hortense Jewell
Dallas
Mrs
S. A. Jewell
N. D. Bartlett
Overland
Kansas City
Basehor
Kan
B. P. Perdue
Mary Ann Perdue
W. A. Combs
Harrison Street
L. C. Robertson
Pueblo
Colo
L. EB. Clay
Tyler Street
Gordon C. Eastman
Los Angeles
Calif
Horace Russell
Eastman
Bernice Russell
Hunt
Randal Drug CO
Pacific
Fred W. Hinds
Fourth
Monroe
J. F. Bassett
Poundkeeper
National Board
Texas Rail Line
BIG Systems UP
Claude BH. Wright
Florence Strickland
C. L. Renfro
Bla Rath Boyd
Roy Johns
Fay Means
H. R. Wees
New Mexico
Howard Anderson
Sam RB. Mot ‘Low
Leon Bagwell
Claude
Bill Thomas
Channing
W. E. Blackburn
J. A. Stalcup
C. M. Binhart
Roswell
J.C. Sebastian
George A. Anderson and
John F. Short
Montgomery Bros
Furniture Wjanlysz
H. C. Gouldy
Grand Rapids
Karpen & Bros
Berkey & Gay
Palo Duro Furniture CO
Polk
Mey
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