Panhandle Pen Women meeting and society notices
A report of the Panhandle Pen Women executive board opening a quarterly writers meeting at 9:15 AM in the Municipal Auditorium with afternoon talks by Mrs Lois McCormick of Chicago. a bridal shower for Mrs Clyde Barker at 1925 Harrison. a marriage at Tabernacle Baptist church with Obert Baldwin and Kathleen Spidge. and various society gatherings at Amarillo addresses including Theta visitors and Elks Dance.
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Panhandle
Panhandle Pen Women
Municipal Auditorium
Lois McCormick
Chicago
R. B. Masterson
Taylor Street
Clyde Barker
Irene Combs
Barker
Fortheringham
Harrison Street
Kathleen Spidge
Obert Baldwin
Tabernacle Baptist Church
J. C. Sisemore
Tommy Malone
Baldwin
Harris Grocery
Amarillo
Amarillo Civic Theater Plan Prompts Public Debate
A letter to the Globe argues Amarillo should build and own a million‑dollar civic theater. It cites civic pride, economic benefits, bonds and shares to avoid private control, and references St Louis Chicago and Hollywood as models.
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The
Globe
Amarillo
St. Louis
Hollywood
Chicago
United States
America
Texas Panhandle
Marcus Lowe
New York
Carl Laemmle
Universal Pictures Corporation
Robbery at Kansas City Fairyland Park
Five men abducted Sam Benjamin manager of Fairyland park in Kansas City. They forced him to open the vault and stole an estimated 5 000 to 20 000 dollars. Mrs. Benjamin and daughter Lois were taken along, bound and gagged, then dropped off miles from the park after the loot was taken.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Sam Benjamin
Fairyland Park
Benjamin
Lois
Benjamins
Woman Falls Ten Stories to Death
Salt Lake City dispatch reports Mrs. Helen Gillespie Cates wife of Utah Copper Company vice president Luis F. Cates died instantly after falling ten stories from the Hotel Utah. Witnesses suggest she ascended to the roof garden for the Panorama of the city and became dizzy before her fatal plunge.
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Salt Lake City
Helen Gillespie Cates
Luis F. Cates
The
Utah Copper Company
Utah
Oklahoma Men Organize Real Estate Firm
The Real Estate Service company is organized with offices at 407 East Fourth street. Members include Stuart H. Reeder Talea Henry W. Walker and Ray Berry all of Oklahoma City. The firm will handle residence and business property oil leases and royalties and will operate from Amarillo.
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East Fourth Street
Stuart H. Reeder
Talea Henry W. Walker
Oklahoma City
Ray ©. Berry
Amarillo
Reeder
Katy
Berry
Walker
The
Day Oil Company
All American Oil and Gas Company
Oklahoma Men Buy Lee Porter’s Cafe and Remodel
Ray C. Berry and Stuart Reeder of Oklahoma City purchase Porter’s cafe at 407 Fast Fourth Street along with the building. The establishment is renamed Kit chenette cafe after a complete remodel finished in white, with Lee Porter identified as the former owner.
Absentee Voters Polling In Clerk Office
County clerk E. M. Pittman reports polls close midnight Tuesday for absentee ballots. Out of state voters unregistered before July 14 lose voting rights and all absentee ballots must be returned to the county clerk by July 21. Through Saturday a flood of votes has pushed total ballots to 100 by noon with expectations the final count will exceed 200. Most voters are railroad workers and will cast ballots this afternoon and tomorrow.
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E. M. Pittman
Pittman
Traveling men and Mice Near Polls Friday Night
Voters traveling to towns and mice in transit face restrictions on voting timing and must cast ballots by tomorrow afternoon to avoid missing the election. Officials note no postponements past the upcoming election day.
Fall Coat Styles Highlight Raglan Sleeves and Bloused Back
The season showcases raglan sleeves in many new coats, with the dell, man effect and bloused back as notable features. Home lines stay narrow and close, keeping a slimmer silhouette overall.
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Raglan
Dell
Man
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Jack Younger
Ruby Price
John Dees, Jr
Sue Hudgins
Jack Eldridge
Jannette Combs
Canyon
Ruby Combs
Bobbie Roland
I. Younger
Wiley Day
Charlie Barker
Bert Saunders
Tom Fortheringham
Bob Fotheringham
F. Shelton
Claud Allen Dees
Spidge
Christian Endeavor
First Christian Church
Louise Crawford
George Dodson, Jr
James O. Curtis
Margaret Cannon Boyce
Polk Street
Diamond Tail Ranch
Roosevelt County
New Mexico
Julian Bivins
Oliver and
Billy Bivins
Bivins
Edgar Wilson
Madison Street
Channing
Elsie Miller
Ruth Hall
North Adams
Massachusetts
Dorothy and
Harriet Hubbell
Walden
Virginia Bowen
Dorothy Caruthers
Cincinnati
Ohio
Jewel Seales
Mary Hall
Ann Raub
Bethenia Burgess
Curtis Wescoat
G. A. Nicholson
Harris Kimbrough
Lowell Munday
J. M. Munday
Howard Anderson
Charles Wolflin
Grady Hazelwood
John R
W. S. Eakles
Portales
Elks Dance
Elks
Civic Theater
SaRam Cotit
DR. Caldwell
Charley
East 5Th St
Cecil É6
Raton
Trinidad
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Ryan Brothers
Owe
K. C
Reed
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Gottwald
Erma Gottwald
Cleveland Heights
Marian Lehman
Oklahoma
Lee Porter
Hemphill
C. Wallace & Company
Room
Chas. L. Green Building
Witheit
Popu
Polk St
Reg
Ashion Shop
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