Miss Littell Honored At Logansport Bridge Party
Miss Eloise Littell of Logansport Ind was honored at a bridge party hosted by Miss Edyth Seeward at 409 Buchanan St The event featured cool rooms garden flowers and after four games high score went to Mrs Gerald Blackburn with Miss Marjorie Neely as consolation Guests included numerous local and distant friends and relatives with travel plans noted for several attendees
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Littell
Eloise Littlell
Logansport
Ind
Edyth Seeward
Bridge
Buchanan Street
Gerald Blackburn
Marjorie Neely
Mise Eloise Littell
Frances Charless
Mary Jane Stone
Margaret Anne Burgess
Berthenia Burgess
Faye Underwood
Margaret Hardin
Los Angeles
Calif
Pauline Reeder
Agnes Vernon
Oliver Rae Bakle
Elizabeth Powell
Ann Trulove
Dorothy Harris
Rachel Dunaway
Elizabeth Jane Wheatley
Lucille Astracan
Ellen Bailey Dixon
Carlotta Cheney
Jewell Seales
Sadie Claude Curtis
Erwin Ochsner
Jimmy Blake
W. H. van Shaw
Miss Seewald
James 9. Gulerie
Edward Bagot
Weeks Social Calendar Entries Weekly Gatherings
Nine fifteenth morning Miss Edyth Leeward hosts bridge for Elaine Littell at 409 Buchanan. Tuesday at 10:30 Ed. Hardin hosts bridge luncheon at Amarillo Country Club for Margaret Hardin. 3:00 Houston Street Methodist church missionary society Bible study. Wednesday First Baptist WMA circle One leads program. Thursday 3:00 Mrs Arthur Ware hosts Hi Jinks at 1610 Van Buren. 2:30 Ko Ko Hai bridge at 904 Buchanan. 3:30 Glenwood WMA at church. Friday 8:00 North Amarillo Civic Club meets at Buchanan Street Methodist for a get-together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edyth Leeward
Bridge
Buchanan Street
Elaine Littell
Logansport
Ind
Ed. Hardin
Amarillo Country Club
Margaret Hardin
Los Angeles
Calif
Houston Street Methodist Church Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
Circle One
Arthur Ware
Hi Jinks
van Buren Street
Ko Ko Hai Bridge Club
I. M. Crotty
Glenwood W. M. A
Regular summer meet and social at Municipal auditorium
Members plan a full day program starting in the morning in the Women's club rooms, lunch, and an afternoon session. Evening events include a picnic supper at Mrs. W. D. Campbell’s home and a program. Several local residents have returned from trips to Colorado and Estes Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Municipal Auditorium
W. D. Campbell
Taylor Street
Horace Lindsay
Addie Martin
Waxahachie
C. R. Garner
Colorado Springs
Denver
Colorado
Lindsay
Harry Fugate
Rocky Mountain Artists Colony
Estes Park
Colo
Martin
Meats in Storage Dips by July First 1925
The United States Bureau of Economics reports total meats in storage on July 1, 1925 at 1 0256 billion pounds, down from 1 043314 billion on June 1. July 1 1924 storage stood at 1 154012 billion pounds, 1238 412 billion more than on July 1 this year. June’s 30 day period saw a drop of 17 714 million pounds. lard was the sole item to rise from June 1 this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Bureau of Economics
Rail Freight Totals Rise Despite Mixed District Changes
Loadings for the week ending June 27 totaled 991,841 cars, up 1,090 from the same week last year, with all districts posting increases over 1924 figures except the Northwestern. Warmer notes include rising miscellaneous freight, strong hog and cotton markets, and a half harvest of winter wheat at about 400 million bushels. Oscar J. Daniels, a Pullman porter, perished after aiding a door against steam during a wreck and Denver officials recount staff movements and operational changes across the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar J. Daniels
Lackawanaa
Daniels
Pullman Company
Rockefeller Opposes Twelve Hour Day Now Eight Hour Standard Oil Field
Opposition by John D. Rockefeller Jr. to a twelve hour workday led to establishing an eight hour day in Standard Oil Company oil fields. The twelve hour day had been in effect across the industry since 1859.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Standard Oil Company
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H. G. Hendricks
Margaret Seewald
Santa Fe
N. M
W. P. Powell
Joan Powell
Hughes Street
Arthur Barker
la Junta
George W. Burgesser
Barker
Amarillo
G. W. Burgesser
M. C. Roberts
Fillmore Street
Roberts
Douglass Pruett
Pruett
Panhandle Pen
North Amarillo
Gerald, Jr
Polk Street
Rebecca Ware
Monroe Street
Shamrock
Marion Atkins
Rebecca Ware Hammond
New York City
City
W. C. Boyce
W. N. Cooper
Webster Building
Polk St
By John Moore
Chicago
M. J. Smith
Buffalo
Washington
New York
South Carolina
T. H. Huggins
C. A. Dewey
M. P. Reynolds
J. M. Kelly
Fort Worth
C. W. Ford
A. V. Shepherd
G.T. Moore
J. A. van Bibber
J. Y. Graves
Cat
Matkers
T. C. Buntin
T. C. Ward
Jack Smith
Bill Clerk
A. McDonald
J L. Bowman
Arthur Walker
G. A. Babb
White River
Arkanas
Rock Island
Memphis
Neil
P. Ray
Whittle and Spit Club
Pluto Springs
John Moorj
John D Rockefeller
Daticious
Summer Iron Sale
ATV Licht & Water
ALWA
Canton
Shantung
Nash
M. & L. Transfer & Storage Co
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