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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1934

Page

8

Amarillo Summer School Opens Monday With Dual Divisions

Amarillo will open a self supporting summer school next Monday directed by I. D. Mehuron for the senior division and Felix Phillip for the elementary division. Registration is Monday with classes 7 30 to 12 30. Tuition ranges from 8 to 20 dollars for elementary and up to 20 dollars for the senior division.

Amarillo I. D. Mehuron Sam Houston Junior High Felix Phillip Sanborn School M. A. Browning Mary Vivian Cecil Eng W. H. Gordon Davis Hill Winfield Nicklaus Stella Mae Adkins Tyler School W. A. McIntosh

Paramount to feature The Thin Man and Wonder Bar

Movie listings note Paramount shows The Thin Man with William Powell and a midnight Wonder Bar with Al Jolson. Also plays Double Door at the Fair with Kent Taylor and Mary Morris in her screen debut. A river drowning near Beaumont ends the page.

Paramount William Powell al Jolson Kent Taylor Joan Blondell Texas Mr. Skitch Will Will Rogers Rialto Fwe George O'Brien REX Sam Sum Harold Huber Huber Jack la Rue la Rue Mary Morris New York Evelyn Venable Beth Compton Don Q Moree Cooper Fisk Medical and Professional Building Cecile Persons van Buren Street Ed Holston East Fourteenth Avenue Adaline Boston West Fifteenth Avenue Virginia Willbanks Maryland Street Solon Smith Canyon Rose Jane Powell General Delivery Dorothy Bowden Cheyene Mary Katherine Brooks Kentucky Street Modena B. Odor Fountain Terrace H. J. Walker Mary Ruffner Front Street

Negro dies in chair for wife murder

Nathan Brooks, a Houston area Black man, was executed in the electric chair in Huntsville for the murder of his common law wife committed six months earlier. He was strapped in at 12:03 and pronounced dead eight minutes later after receiving two governor’s reprieves.

Huntsville Nathan Brooks Houston

Beech er Hall Claims Oldest In Illinois Use

Illinois college states Beech er Hall on its Jacksonville campus is 105 years old and remains the oldest college building still in use in the state. A separate report mentions a prisoner scheduled for execution on a Sunday who accepting his fate calmly and eating a final meal of chicken.

Ilinois College Beecher Hall Jacksonville Ill

Autoist fined $200 in fatal highway crash case

Joe Nichols 31 was convicted in district court for failure to stop and aid after a highway accident near Alamo January 31 that killed Paul Gross of Alamo. Nichols was fined 200 dollars. The leghorn is said to be a Mediterranean hen.

Edinburg Tex Joe Nichols Alamo Paul Gross

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Mahuron and Phillips Charles Priolo West Sixth Street Icliforb Vees Maxwell Teditor Magasine Movie Guide Department Merville NAT Dearward Cline Hie Roseland Bob Mueller Paramount Theater Brown ‘Tomme Texan Hotel Dick Pickens Paramount Building Ralph Walker Tyler Street Municipal Auditorium Fredrick Corbritz Fourth Avenue Mary Ruth Johnston Buchanan Street W. E. Smith South Fillmore Street Charisie Day O. E. Bocock Sunset Terrace Clifford Co North Buchanan Beaumont Co. B. Sailes Port Arthur Ice Company Neches River Scholls Hunsley’s Hunsley’s, Inc Polk House OF Color Kellogg’s Skinner ARS TSUP Empson’s Crisco Alaska Libby Borden's W. F Hams Decker Jowana Philadelphia RINSO General Electric Lipton’s Folger’s Coffee SCOTT Hes Ray Woodbury’s Sunkist California
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