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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1924
Page
6
Society notes report the ice cream social at San Jacinto Methodist Church postponed due to weather with a new date to be announced. Adephias plan a program at First Baptist Church with a free admission and a modest refreshments charge plus a sale.
Daily snippet lists residents and visitors including Joe Hindman Vega O M Spikes Plainview Judge B H Oxford Passa Monta N M W R Harvey visiting sister W B Hamilton Dalhart Mr and Mrs R G Campbell Toler L W Bowen buys 306 Alabama street residence Nazarenes revival tent blown down San Jacinto W L Chenault ships 1400 pound steers at 94 percent Miss Hazel Kelly visiting Canyon to San Antonio trip planned
Miss Elizabeth Merchant, a member of a wealthy New York family and a leader in the younger social set, has taken a job as a salesgirl in an antique shop at twenty dollars a week. She says earning a living should be as compulsory for girls as military service for men.
Following Marx's resignation after the German elections, Oscar Hergt, ex Prussian finance minister and nationalist Reichstag spokesman, is expected to be asked to take the chancellery post. A Texas jail interviewee claimed innocence about a store robbery, saying safes were his specialty.
United Press report from Glasgow details Ludovic Mann's theory that a vast internal wave travels around the globe every 8,800 years. It allegedly shifts the crust, tilts axes, and explains ancient monuments like Stonehenge as calendars marking solar and lunar cycles. The motion, rarely now, supposedly will fade in 400,000 years.
W A Palmer notes busy crowds skip church as they speed by. Seth Helman denies horn tooter charges and editorial band ties. Mrs Jessie Ross reports fifty stolen car makes on file at police HQ. Jesse Fowlkes recalls losing $12,000 on $75,000 in 1919 20 contracts. Bill Askew credits The Globe for a bull’s eye editorial.
Quote from Frank Bassett discusses newspaper policy praise and deserves for the Globe. He notes the sector’s youth shows promise while urging proper farming methods to ensure crops yearly. He adds hail’s damage depends on size, with Amarillo reporting severe hail yesterday.
Mrs. W. A. Palmer and her daughter Miss Lucille traveled to Canyon to enroll in summer session courses at West Texas State Teachers College.
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