Boy 12 Who Once Was Tough Now Preaches in Berstadt
Delbert Chest ner a 12 year old once known as the toughest kid in Berstadt has become a preacher after confessing theft and gambling six months ago. He has appeared in eight churches, converted many including adults, and plans to finish high school then attend Marble Hill and William Jewell colleges. He dedicates one tenth of earnings to church and funds his education while pursuing ordination.
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Berstadt
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Los Angeles
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Courthouse Deeds and Local Registrations Featured in Notice
Property transfers list Geo Parr to Odom and Busicketvir to Randall, with various sums. Vehicle registrations include Cromartie, Burkham, Lane, and others. Building permits show L G Throckmorton and Ralph Hall with specified addresses and values.
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Harry Fenton
Margaret Hayes
L. A. Wells
T. W. Cotten
M. E. Dilday
Mauro Baca
Savage
J. L. Cromartie
Tell
Tex
McCarty Motor
Stude
J. E. Burkham
Fillmore
Plains
Lincoln
Ballew-Satterfield
Rev
Sunset
Second Class for Realtors This Winter
Amarillo Real Estate board will conduct a second class in real estate with C P Atwood as president. Atwood announced that thirteen persons received certificates Wednesday after completing the course. Seven more members have requested a similar fall course, with six needed to proceed. Many associate members and loan men are expected to enroll. W R Patterson city tax collector was among graduates.
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Hobo Trip Tragedy Figure Curtiss Field to Boston Flight
In the account from Curtiss Field the narrator describes a Boston flight with Miss Earhart and Mrs. Putnam. The group climbs to three thousand feet then maintains speeds around eighty to ninety miles per hour toward Boston Airport arriving to a grand reception. Derek McCullache in London underwent his twentieth operation in a London hospital.
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Amelia Earhart Departs New York for Boston Flight
Amelia Earhart sails toward Boston aboard The New Yorker Fokker after a New York departure from Curtiss Field. The crew includes Lou Gordon Wilmer Stultz and N S Browne as the launch unfolds amid heat and crowd reception.
Mine Workers Free to Negotiate Under New Policy
District officers of the United Mine Workers of America may negotiate with coal operators on mutual terms, with all pacts sent to a district convention for referendum. The Jacksonville wage scale of 7.50 dollars per day and 1.08 per ton was abandoned as a basis for new agreements.
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