Amarillo School Board Elects Eleven New Teachers
The Amarillo School Board approved bids on library magazines printed supplies and office supplies for the fall session and authorized major manual training equipment purchases totaling 2742.21. Eleven new teachers were elected for the coming year across Buchanan Street Johnson Street Senior High and related departments. A motion also authorized moving reserved seats at Butler Field to the north end of the grandstand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Herman Goldberger Agency
Boston
H. P. Garrett
Buchanan Street School
J. R. Hodges
Zulum Purdum
Lillian Donnell
C. A. Pierle
Johnson Street School
H. Berkley Vaughan
Ruth Kerr-Mc-Swain
Lela Crossett
Notes From North Amarillo and Pleasant Valley News
Mrs. W M Martin of Pleasant Valley and her young son depart with her parents to Colorado and Estes Park for ten days. Mr. and Mrs. Prankrit of Pleasant Valley vacation in Colorado. Carl Larson builds a brick home on Hetrick Acres. Water well contractor Stimpson plans to move into a new home in Hetrick Acres. Mr. and Mrs. R H Leslie visit Pleasant Valley en route to New Mexico mountains. Leslie formerly of Amarillo and with Dickinson Drug, now in Blackwell Okla. Grandson born to Mrs. Pauline Sanders on Northwest Texas hospital birth of J C Johnson’s child.
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Pleasant Valley
R. E. Davidson
W. M. Martin
Little Son
D. W. Clampitt
Claude
Colorado
Estes Park
Mrs. Prankrit
Carl Larson
Hetrick Acres
R. H. Leslie
Amarillo
A. R. Anderson
New Mexico
Pauline Sanders
River Road
J. C. Johnson
Northwest Texas Hospital
Cousin Elizabeth Killian Honored by Edith Killian Party
July 19 notes show Elizabeth Killian honored by a party hosted by her cousin Miss Edith Killian in Pleasant Valley. The article mentions Virgil Orval as a name for a boy who is also a grandson of Mrs. A J Johnson of Forest Hill addition.
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A. J. Johnson
Forest Hill Addition
Virgil Orval
Edith Killian
Pleasant Valley
Elizabeth Killian
Shaddy's Hair Rejuvenator Promises Hair Growth
An advertisement touts Shaddy's Hair Rejuvenator as reversing bald spots by rubbing into roots twice daily then nightly until lengthened to 3 or 4 inches. It claims color restoration, dandruff elimination, and scalp healing with a money back guarantee on a $1.50 bottle.
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Shaddy's
Shaddy’s
Shaddy
America
Local notes on visits and travel across towns
The item lists people visiting from Pampa to Wichita Falls to visit friends and relatives. It notes the return of Mr. and Mrs. Jack German of Pleasant Valley from Clayton New Mexico. C C Brown of Brown and Canon Contractors is in Muskogee Oklahoma for an operation. Will McClish of Pleasant Valley reports a pleasant Lake City fishing weekend. North Carolina considers monthly tax installments.
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Mrs
Everett McBride
Wichita Falls
Jack German
Pleasant Valley
Clayton, N. M
Canon Contractors of
U.S. Veteran's Hospital
Muskogee
Oklo
Will McClish
City Lake
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