Scottish Rite Officials Here for Reunion in Amarillo
Thomas D. Kane and Berry B. Cobb visit Amarillo for West Texas Scottish Rite reunion plans from October 31 to November 3. They report growth of lodges and new temples in Borger Follett Carrouvet Shamrock Odessa Hig Lake and across the Panhandle, with Isom Lodge in Borger featured as a model building cost 20000. Guests at dinner included George Stapleton F M Zimpfer and H V Ziv. they will tour Spearman and other North Plains towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas D. Kane
Berry B. Cobb
Amarillo
el Paso
West Texas
Hereford
Dimmitt
Talia
Plainview
Lockney
Cobb
Isom Lodge
Borger
Follett
Carrouvett
Shamrock
Odessa
Ector County
Hig Lake
Panhandle
E. Gaston Foote
White Deer
Arthur Duggan
Littlefield
Texas
City
Mr. Kane
George Stapleton F. M. Zimpfer
H. V. Ziv
B. Abramson
H. W. Clutter
Spearman
North Plains
Flight plan set for Courtneys Atlantic hop tomorrow
United Press reports Captain Frank Courtney will depart England for New York in the Dornier-Napier whale flying boat. The westward leg begins at noon from Calshot Naval Flying Base near Southampton, then sails toward Valentia Ireland before a 1,900 mile ocean crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
Frank T. Courtney
England
New York
Courtney
Valentia
Ireland
Naval
Calshot
Southampton
Husband Seeks Wife Delicately Ill Bride Missing in Texas
Edward Miller, a Marlin Pipe Line worker, asks for help locating his 21 year old wife Daisy Miller who is deathly ill and last sent a telegram from a Western Union office after arriving in McCamey Upton County Texas. She is described as small about 90 pounds four feet one inch brunette with bobbed hair. He has checked hotels and rooms and says she may have little funds and left no address. He can be reached through the local Western Union office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union
Edward Miller
Marlin Pipe Line
McCamey
Upton County
Texas
Daisy Miller
Miller
Globe
Rhea Myers
Myers
Oklahoma
Gaither
Amarillo
Mr. Myers
Rebels Attack at Ocotal Ends in Marine Deaths
In a sixteen hour clash at Ocotal last Saturday Nicaraguan rebels, aided by Sandino’s forces, were attacked by five American planes. One U.S. marine was killed and another wounded as Captain Hatfield reported 300 Sandino fighters killed and 100 wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guans
Ocotal
Floyd
Sandino
Munch
Wodarzcky
Hatfield
Thents
Sadino
San Fernando
The Tactless Texan Aw-ree-vor Farewell Visit Summary
The column writer announces a family trip to the Black Creek district in Arkansas to visit O. W. kin, explains delays due to floods, and teases ongoing police stories including a jail dispute involving Judge McKenna, a lawyer named Myers, and detectives. The piece mixes travel notes with a defense of the department and a public challenge to cops to prove speed in a run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. W
Black Creek
Arkansas
Work under way on county off field highway progress
Amarillo officials report two and a half miles graded with six miles to finish by Saturday. Potter County commissioners will open bids on earthwork and drainage after paving approval. County Engineer J W Rider notes grading through Mayer and eastward. Jury of view meets Friday with property owners to settle condemnation and damages for 32.4 miles to Four Corners. Culverts being installed as land is jump graded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Potter County
Mayer
J.W. Rider
State Highway Department
State Department
Jury of View
Four Corners
Board of View
East
Chilton
Wayne Purvines
Carol, Et al
Bolshevism Creeping Into Homes Sermon Launches Revival
Evangelist Arden P Blaylock declares a spirit of bolshevism invading homes during the third week of a San Jacinto Baptist church revival. He ties divorces to broken homes and urges divine sanction of marriage to end divorce courts. Tonight's sermon is "The Supreme Question" with a large song service at 8 at the tent Sixth and Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arden P. Blaylock
San Jacinto Baptist Church
George Reynolds
Carolina
Four Amarillo Boys Held For House Robberies
Four boys aged 12 to 14 were arrested in Amarillo for robbing three houses on Adams Street West Sixth Street and Davidson Street in recent days. Police recovered all stolen items including pistols flashlights ko daks watches fountain pens and some money. In one house the boys reportedly ate all the pie and tossed a doughnut pan into the yard. The youths were sent to the county juvenile court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Adams Street
West Sixth Street
Davidson Street
County Juvenile Court
Panhandle Farm Table Type Is Available
Globe-News offers free rental of the Panhandle farm statistics table and pamphlet printed two Sundays ago. Col Ernest O Thompson and the Board of City Development propose distributing the table and accompanying article nationwide to showcase rapid agricultural development in the Panhandle. The material has been widely copied and praised by Panhandle papers and others in the Southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday News- Globe
Panhandle
Globe-News
Ernest O. Thompson
Board of City Development
United States
Globe News
Southwest
Great Southwest
Amarillo Woman’s Operation Referred to as Organ Recital
An Amarillo woman’s remarks about her ongoing operation prompt friends to nickname it an organ recital. The speaker bids farewell, urges care for the police, and asserts the public duty to support authorities if lawyers attack en masse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Courthouse Records Detail Numerous Property Transfers
A long list records warranty deeds and conveyances across multiple blocks, townships, and streets. Transactions show buyers like C V Groseup and Grace C Stenger with varied sums. notable amounts include 7200 to U S Zinc Co and 21000 between Ellen Denson and W L Finklea. Also lists marriage licenses, car registrations, and building permits with numerous names and parcel designations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Shafer
C. V. Groseup
J. M. Teague
Grace C. Stenger
Laura A. Hill
Orley L. Miller
Eakie
B. Cox
Ethel N. Nichols
E. &. Burgess
Pate
H. H. Trollinger
Mattie Bivins
Lee Bivins
W. H. Stenger
Wolflin
D. A. McSpadden
Albert J. Arnold
Alam
J. W. Broaddus
L. W. Hurdel
Menside
Ama
Improv
C. W. Lindsey
C. T. Herring
Imogene H. Taylor
C. H
Hattie A. Wise
Chas. E. Hand
B. A. Caughron
Clem
Lbr. Co
C. C
Clem Lbr. Co
C. C. Dist
W. T. Harris
Jessie Porter
Bivins
T. Kirby
I. L. Brasher
Marbelle Westfall
Dominick Jno
Casassa
Clara Mae Somers
Earl Knipe
Mabel Monroe
E. Findlay
Elvira Kinney
A. L. Mathis
Irene Parks
Joe P. Omler
Helen A. Kochan
R. V. Cooper
Doretty Cr
Bond Set at 5000 for Judge Bruner in Truscott Bank Robbery
Judge Henry L. Bishop set a $5,000 bond for Glen L. Bruner a former Kansas City lawyer charged as an accomplice in the Truscott bank robbery in Knox county. Bruner was arrested two weeks ago and is to seek bond today. Two others, E. C. Burgman and James Watson, remain in custody in connection with the robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen L. Bruner
Kansas City
Knox County
Henry L. Bishop
Bruner
E. C. Burgman
James Watson
McIntosh Leaves To Teach at Texas Tech
School Supt W A McIntosh has gone to Lubbock to teach in the Texas Tech summer school for six weeks. He will return periodically to handle opening matters and attend a school board meeting on equipment purchases. Receipts of grain are decreasing daily at the Amarillo Grain exchange, per John F Ross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. McIntosh
Lubbock
Texas Technological College
Professor McIntosh
Amarillo
Amarillo urged to post car speed signs for visitors
Amarillo should post speed limit signs for all drivers, a Santa Fe engineer and local hotel owner said in an interview. He warned that tourists are growing and that proper information could boost Amarillo’s appeal, noting varied rules in nearby states and recent tourist incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
A. W. Stockett
Santa Fe
Cooper Hotel
East Fifth Street
Globe
Oklahoma
Kansas City and Chicago Livestock Markets Report
Kansas City and Chicago livestock markets show cattle, hogs, and sheep trading at steady to mixed levels for July 19. Native fed steers, vealers, and yearlings fluctuate, while hogs and sows move within narrow ranges. grain, butter, eggs, and cash commodities also cited with regional price variations and market tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Livestock iBy
Associated Press
Kansas
Missouri
Colorado
Chicago
Liverpool
The
Kansas City
Just Pol vst SolvS by Edgar A. Guest style note
A compact verse note reflects on human thought and sentiment. It contrasts men who talk of Mars and stars with two people reading nature s messages. The poem hints at secrecy, reflection, and the depth of mortal sound without graphic detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mars
Edgar A. Guest
Boy and dog targeted by paper boy appeal to kindness
A reader from North Tyler Street asks Mr Tack to stop paper boys from throwing at a dog, noting the dog is half blind and ill after a recent incident. The letter mentions the circulation department’s probe and thanks for cleaned rest rooms, with a follow up about a parolee thanking Tack for a copy of the Amarillo Globe before requesting removal from mailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
North Tyler Street
San Quentin
California
Erasmus Tack
Parol Board
West Moreland
Imperial Valley
Amarillo Globe
John Q Green to Be Buried in Aubrey Texas
John Q Green aged 33 died after a brief illness in a local hospital Sunday night. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs S A Green of Aubrey Texas his wife and two children one brother and five sisters. The body is at Blackburn Funeral Home and will be sent to Aubrey this afternoon for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Q. Green
Orange Street
Mr. Green
S. A. Green
Aubrey
Texas
Blackburn Funeral Home
Air Race schedules multi city stops and big prizes
The race plan details five minute stops at Cleveland and Chicago with nights in St Paul and second day paths through Aberdeen Miles City and Butte. Class B routes include Bellefonte Bryan Chicago St Paul Fargo Bismarck Glendive Spokane with nights in Chicago and Missoula. Class A prizes top 10000 down to 500 for fifth. Class B prizes from 5000 to 250. Also notes firms International Business Machines and Bayuk Cigars and oil market signals amid crude overproduction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Paul
Minnesota
Spokane
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Miles City
Montana
Butte
Fancher
Bellefont
Pennsylvania
Bryan
Ohio
LaCrosse
Wisconsin
Lemmon
Billings
Missoula
Bellefonte
Fargo
North Dakota
Bismark
Glendive
Amarillo's Bold Civic Program for Growth and Fairness
Old Tack outlines a municipal agenda for Amarillo focused on lower utility and living costs, expanded parks and trees, public services, new infrastructure, controlled traffic safety, and broader access to amenities. He calls for a municipal pool, golf course, lake public use, viaducts, bus route extensions, and industry attraction to improve livability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bivins Lake
Amarillo
San Jacinto
Flier Talks at Lions Luncheon in Amarillo
The Lions club weekly luncheon featured Frank Schroeder publisher of the Amarillo Sun and local aviator Lieut. Robt. H. Gray. Albert S. Brown led in the president's absence, Ed. S. McKinney chaired the program, while Mrs. E. H. Gipson sang with Grace Hamilton as accompanist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Schroeder
Amarillo Sun
Robt. H. Gray
Lions Club
Albert S. Brown
Ed. S. McKinney
E. H. Gipson
Grace Hamilton
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U.S
Sharkey
Dempsey
Oo. W
Courthouse Records
Nick Begrin
Gladys Lucas
W. E. Hardin
Plains
Chevrolet
G. A. Brown
W. E. Dyche
Taylor
Ballew- Satterfield
Joe Chambers
W. 6Th
P. H. Motor
Chrysler
Wm. B. Gunnelly
Cullum Motor
Dodge
Emerson-Brantington
Dealer
Ford
E. L. Lindsey
Harvey House
Toney Chisum
Hudson
R. E. Geminiani
Harrison
Withers Plumbing Co
P. H. Motor Chrysler
A. A. Umberger
Tenn
Bush & Walker
Chandler
Connelle
N. W. 4Th
O. T
BE. Lee Smith
Polk
Hue Graham
Geo
Williams
Madison Lot
Glen Bruner
McIntosh
Texas Tech
Associated Preas
Virginia
Kansas- Missouri
Great Britain
France
Cables
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Tokyo
Bosch Magneto
Mathieson Alkalai
Manhattan Electrical Supply
Canada Dry Ginger Ale
James E. Bennett & Co
Sense
John QO
Boykin
P. S
Reading and
Atchison
Albuquerque
Boston
Denver Cieveeeeres
Flagstaff
Los Angeles
Louisville
New Orleans
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Roswell
San Francisco
Toledo
Washington
Old Tack
oneStar
Atic IC Sa An
Memphis
Bicket
St.Louis
Norman Lawson
Fort Worth
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