Pinafore Shine By Youthful Cast At Municipal Auditorium
Gilbert and Sullivan light opera Pinafore was staged before 1000-plus as youth performers deliver songs and dances with a small orchestra. Cast included Leroy Smith Joe Perry Ruth Epperson and Elizabeth Dinner among others under Emil F Myers direction with scenic effects by Mrs Rowley.
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Municipal Auditorium
Evelyn Kennedy
Kermit Dyche
Dorothy Coan
Helen Strite
Marella Myers
Raymond O'Brien
Portsmouth
Boatswain
Leroy Smith
Joe Perry
Dick Deadeye
Hammond McAdams
Little Buttercup
Ernesting Mercer
Ralph Rackstraw
Donald Franks
Captain Corcoran
Elizabeth Dnner
Josephine—Ruth Epperson
Joseph Porter
Billy Mae West
Hebe
Fredda Dee Coffee
Sidney Finklea
Agnes Rose Larson
Isabel
Mary Beth McClung
Myers
My Lady
Miriam Jane Holt
Lindalie Mack
Betty Virginia Hill
Sid Finklea
Morris Doherty
Emil F. Myers
Marguerite Cleghorn
Jean Epperson
Oma Link Rowley
Lila Austin Myers
Hill heads Amarillo Chamber relief committee
John F Hill appointed to lead a chamber of commerce relief committee to coordinate with relief officials and secure funds for Amarillo and the Panhandle. Committee members include Wilbur C Hawk Julius Dorenfield Jr and C E Weymouth. Irene Walker travels from Amarillo to Chicago then Elizabeth NJ and New York to enter Elizabeth Arden School for training returning in a month
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John F. Hill
Amarillo
Irene Walker
Washington Street
Chicago
Elizabeth
N. J
New York City
Elizabeth Arden School
Notice of Sale in Potter County Texas 1934
Order of sale issued by the 108th District Court of Potter County on July 3 1934 in case 10135 Nabours vs Reagans property in Amarillo Texas to be sold August first 1934 at the courthouse door between 10 and 4 for cash. Sheriff W M Adams deputy Sam Ramsey announces the auction of fast half of Lots 8 9 and 10 Block 64 Glidden and Sanborn Addition.
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Texas
County OF
Potter
Potter County
W. H. Nabours
Hattie May Reagans
J. M. Reagans
H. W. Blackburn
Florence Hardin
E. W. Hardin
Hattie May Keagans
Glidden & Sanborn
Amarillo
W. M. Adams
Sam Ramsey
Relic Now Dillinger Gun Signal by Purvis Ringed
Federal agents moved in on John Dillinger after Melvin Purvis gave the signal at a Chicago theater. A gun battle with Melvin Garner, 22, ended with Garner killed as police cited a quarrel over a collision between their cars.
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John Dillinger
Chicago
Theresa Paulus
Associated Press
Melvin H. Purvis
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Melvin Garner
Fatjo dies after Houston shooting last night
Tom J. Fatjo, 55, a Houston printing salesman, died here last night from a bullet wound. Police reported the incident as a fatal shooting with investigators seeking clues at the scene.
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Houston
Tom J. Fatjo
City fire chiefs return from Texas training school
Spain city fire marshal and Chester Moore assistant fire chief came home from College Station where they attended the fifth annual school for firemen at A and M under the State Firemen and Fire Marshals Association. Moore said firemen from 485 Texas cities attended the school.
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Spain
Chester Moore
College Station
State Firemen's and Fire Marshals’ Association
Moore
Texas
Oldest active city auditor and organist in the United States
Martin Bradish, 93, of Calais Maine is described as the oldest active city auditor and organist in the United States. The feature highlights his long service and musical role in the community.
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Calais
U.P
United States
Martin Bradish
Vacation Jinx Hits Dansville Legion Leader
Ed ward P. Finn, commander of Dansville’s American Legion, has suffered a string of misfortunes during vacations. He was in Chicago for a fair when called home for a funeral. Last year he endured pneumonia and a history of injuries and family deaths during time off.
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John Dillinger
Chicago
Dansville
N. Y
Edward P. Finn
American Legion
Chicago Fair
CCC Boys Off to Camp and Rainbow's End
Nearly a hundred Panhandle youths left recruiting HQ to board trains bound for Civilian Conservation Corps camps in three states. The mood was joyful with songs and hopes of work, shelter, and sending money home.
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CCC
Rainbow’s End
the Panhandle
COC
Civilian Conservation Corps
Lefat
Kit Ba
Claude Ready for Rodeo Fun
Claude prepares for its fourth annual American Legion rodeo on Thursday and Friday. Bucking horses and fast calves from the Panhandle arrive to compete for prize money while a free barbecue kicks off with a 1 PM street parade. The Clarendon Band will provide music as thousands are expected to attend.
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Globe
Claude
American Legion
Panhandle
Clarendon Band
Claude Post
The
War correspondent and soldier in early British conflicts
The text notes a figure who carried dispatches to the King of the Belgians during the early World War and later served as a lieutenant. He acted as a war correspondent in the Russo-Japanese and Boer Wars.
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John T. Clifton
Teneriffe
French Sedan
Wyoming
Africa
Ujiji
Nyanga
Arctic Ocean
Sir John Franklin
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Dillinger ON Death
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Capital Hotel
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Mary Longacre
Cincinnati
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Hwe
Greta
GARBO
Queen Christina
John Gilbert
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Pampa
Borger
Bank Nite
Billie Burke
Reginald Owen
Alan Mowbray
Gilbert Emery
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Sma
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Nat Club Orchestra
Broadmoor
Colorado Springs
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