Miss Horne Weds Mr Norman In Amarillo Home Ceremony
Ora Lee Horne married R. T. Norman on Tuesday morning at the San Jacinto Baptist Church parsonage. The bride, daughter of H. H. and Mrs. Horne, studied at Amarillo High School and Amarillo College. The groom was a student teacher at Amarillo College. They plan a New Mexico honeymoon and then reside in Austin.
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Ora Lee Horne
R. T. Norman
Ross A. Smith
San Jacinto Baptist Church
Maryland Street
H. H. Horne
Pierce Street
Amarillo High School
Amarillo College
University of Oklahoma
Norman
New Mexico
Austin
Amarillo
Elizabeth Owens
Ruth Keeler
Mozelle Bechtold
Othela Simmons
Netty Jane Stith
Jane Williams
Kathaleen Gant
Ruth Holland
Jane B. Rogers
Beth
Interpretative Reading Night at Mary Miller Beard Club
Mary Miller Beard Interpretative Reading Club meets tonight with Mrs. Floyd Marsh at 504 Hayden Street at eight o clock. Friday Unity Study Club gathers at 1500 Taylor Street at 2 30. Forest Hill Demonstration Club chaired by Mrs Wayne Wheeler also meets at 2 30.
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Mary Miller Beard
Floyd Marsh
Hayden Street
Unity Study Club
Taylor Street
Forest Hill
Amarillo Girls Receive Waldemar Honors at Camp
At Camp Waldemar near Kerrville three Amarillo girls Miss Imogene Kincade Miss Patricia Ann Pipkin and Miss Margaret Stone earned Waldemar W for all star camper rating. Pipkin received a silver medal for dramatics and Kincade a felt star for points.
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Waldemar
Pipkin and
Kincade
Stone
Elaine Markham
Longview
Gene Polk Birthday Party Honored at Home
Mrs. 8. E. Polk hosted a Monday birthday party at 1005 Carolina Street for her son Gene Polk turning seven. Guests included Ruth Ewing Jean Farley Peggy Houck Ginger Owen and many others as games stories and a blue and yellow refreshment theme filled the afternoon.
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8. E. Polk
Carolina Street
Gene Polk
Hoyt Houck
Harrod Nesbitt
Ruth Ewing
Jean Farley
Peggy Houck
Ginger Owen
Mary Beth Brady
Joleta Beck
Virgina Ann McCartt
Wauldine Albright
Harlen Nesbitt
Joe Latson
Bob McCartt
Guy Owens
Hoyt Houck, Jr
Roland Young
Dick Sanders
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules for Kidney Flush
An advert urges readers to visit their druggist for Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules to flush kidneys and relieve bladder irritation. It cites symptoms of kidney weakness such as night waking, puffy eyes, and cramps, claiming the capsules from Haarlem, Holland, cost 35 cents and deliver good results.
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Haarlem
Holland
Pattern 1807 slips for summer dresses and undergarments
The ad promotes Anne Adams pattern 1807 for slips and frocks, ideal for summer wear. It notes sizes 36 to 46, fabric yardage, and shadow proof undergarment benefits. Includes request for 15 cents and a combined book and pattern price of 25 cents, with orders sent to The Amarillo Globe Pattern Department in New York City.
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Anne Adams
Amarillo Globe Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Railroad Rounds and Rumblings
Railroads across the United States have sped up service and shortened travel times by eliminating intermediate stops and streamlining schedules. The result is stronger business as speeds approach one hundred miles per hour and competition with air travel and autos grows. Freight costs and delays are disclosed for April 1934 on the Amarillo division, with charges for livestock perishables grain coal and other freight due to rough handling equipment failure protection delays and unlocated causes. J D Farrington and J W Mode discuss Amarillo updates with Fort Worth headquarters while D O Nash handles Denver storekeeping matters.
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United States
Hale Visit In Lynch Kentucky Contacts Roberts
Dr and Mrs P E Hale from Lynch Kentucky are visiting Mrs Hale’s mother Mrs W S Roberts at 1701 Tyler Street. The social note records a family visit and addresses the kinship connection and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. Hale
Lynch, Ky
Rabid NRA criticisms mix with railroad notes in Amarillo era
Representatives with Amarillo headquarters left for their territories while rail and water issues unfold. The NRA is criticized for actions seen as public hearing driven. Roosevelt’s relief policies are cited amid drought in Childress. The Southern Pacific gains bookkeeping control of two NM railroads and passenger fares rise after ICC rate limits. The Texas Panhandle Postal Supervisors plan a Pampa meeting August 18 in the new post office.
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Texas Panhandle
National Association of Postal Supervisors
Pampa
Amarillo
Water Gusher Ends Drouth For Local Farmer
Lucien Owens, a farmer three miles east of Wills Point, tapped a five inch water gusher at eleven feet while digging a well for livestock. The amber colored water formed pools on Owens and a neighbor's land, with no odor taste or sediment.
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Wills Point
Lucien Owens
Owens
Here
Interstate Commerce Commission Questioned Over Relevance
The article questions the ongoing usefulness of the Interstate Commerce Commission and argues it has long since squandered its period of effectiveness. The critique emphasizes diminished authority and calls for reform or replacement.
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Fortable
Interstate Commerce Commission
Heat Popcorn Pops in Elba Nebraska Fields
Summer heat bursts kernels on the ear with farmers reporting popped corn in Elba area. Ears from Ben Gasst’s field are shown in town as proof of the unusual crop behavior.
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Ben Gasst
Old Cannonball Found in Newcastle Mystery
A cannonball believed fired from the British warship Scarborough in October 1775 was found off Fort William in Newcastle Maine. The artifact's origin ties to colonial era naval activity and remains under examination by local historians.
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Newcastle
Me. W
Scarborough
Fort William
Unearthed ball found during home razing work
Workmen razing the old Lydia Ama zeen residence unearthed a rusty ball weighing 10 pounds that remained intact despite age.
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Mary
Lydia Amazeen
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