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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1937
Page
4
Amarillo Business & Industrial Review highlights the diverse occupations and industries serving the Tri-State Empire. The article surveys local commerce, manufacturing and services shaping economic activity in Amarillo and surrounding areas.
New homes in Amarillo equipped with Venetian blinds by the Amarillo Shade and Equipment Company feature rainbow color options green ivory roses grays and whites at no extra cost. Among these homes are those of Binford Arney Bruce Autry and Dr. Sam K. Broyles.
The Ramey Brothers Contracting Company moves headquarters from Longview to Amarillo, bringing a 20 year reputation and several Amarillo and Panhandle projects. The firm will build the Harry Holland home at 2500 Van Buren Street for 12500 and has previously worked on Lubbock Texas Tech campus, El Cortez Hotel in El Paso, and city halls in Lubbock and Sweetwater. R. A. Ramey says the Panhandle is fast growing and he likes the people and even the dust storms.
The Amarillo Shade and Equipment Co promotes Venetian Blinds from National and Kirsch using Port Oxford cedar and basswood with Autostop cord brakes for stable positioning. They claim long unattended service, warp proof weather proof lumber, and low initial costs. Mr Williams notes modest prices and invites color discussions and postal-card estimates, even for out of town orders.
The inventor of wireless telegraphy Guglielmo Marconi is named an honorary citizen by eleven municipalities. The announcements highlight his pioneering work in radio communication and global impact.
Father Ripert Mayer 61 a Jesuit priest and World War hero was sentenced to six months in prison for defying Nazi authorities He was paroled as a first offender after from his pulpit he criticized Nazi authorities in a manner likely to undermine confidence in political leadership.
Last rites for John Wesley Scates aged 72 who died Thursday were conducted Saturday at 2 p.m. in Carver Funeral Chapel with Rev. L. O. Byerly officiating. Interment followed at Highland Cemetery in Borger.
Coast Guardsmen dived into 12 feet of water near Edgartown Massachusetts to free five people trapped below a sunken seaplane after it crashed into a small automobile ferry while taxiing to a mooring from Boston.
A boy from Arkansas, Chisel Benton, runs Paramount Lunch at 914 Polk Street and owns the Royal Pig Sandwich formula now sold in Texas New Mexico Arkansas Tennessee and Missouri. He operates Station P I G broadcasting from behind the lunchroom, entertaining customers with music bulletins and stories while the Royal Pig Sandwich remains popular with locals.
Weather notes show November 1928 as the warmest 11th month recorded in London in fifteen years, with Southern England areas nearly reaching a new wetness record.
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