Guests and neighbors gather for bank president visit
The column lists visitors and host families in Amarillo from Kansas City to Slayton, Minn., including E R Bradbury, president of Stockyards National Bank, and extended journeys by the Vogel, Reppert, Barnard, Abramson, and Yows families among others. Domestic travel highlights span Missouri, Maryland, Tulsa, Manhattan Beach, and Los Angeles as relatives tour and reconnect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Campbell
E. R. Bradbury
Kansas City
Bradbury
Stockyards National Bank
Amarillo
L. J. Vogel
North Julian
Kent Barnard
Linda Kay
Tulsa
Oklo
Carl Abramson
Alma
Dorothy
Slayton
Minn
Eddy Thomas
Monroe
Thomas
Beverly Abramson
Abramson
Canyon Highway
Minnesota
Ruth Yows
Washington
Denver
Colo
Clarence Hughes
J. A. Yows
Versailles
Amarillo bootmakers shape a fashion boom
A vintage 1931 feature notes Amarillo leading hand made cowboy boots with 4000 pairs annually. It traces shifts from era to era, detailing boot tops from 8 to 18 inches, four to eight stitching rows, and rising prices from 25 to 90 dollars. It highlights pioneer Borgstrom and Tom Mix connections, and the growing alligator and inlay styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
China
Australia
Canada
Montana
Wyoming
California
Texas
Morris Barnwell
Mr. Barnwell
Legion
Barnwell
A. Borgstrom
Borgstrom
Sweden
Tom Mix
OUR YOUNGER GENERATION OUR YOUNGER GENERATION
Fifteen lines of local notes about youth and community life. It mentions Hugh Currie, a junior high student, his activities, family addresses, and dream to be a rancher. Also brief items on swimming attendance, an Army demonstration by Lt Tharp, hospital news, and medical listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eric Lange
Wayne, Mich
Sidney Ann
Jimmy Caserta
Lakes
Soil Conservation Service
Panhandle Lakes
the Lakes
J. A. Kirkman
Amarillo
Theodore James
McMurry College
James
Raymond T. Bynum
Thomas C. Brown
Hillcrest Street
Syracuse University
Brown
College of Liberal Arts
School of Journalism
Amarillo High School
Sigma Delta Chi
Ora Wright
Hugh Bob Currie
Elizabeth Nixson
Kids, Inc
Hugh Currie
Lipscomb
Jack Hans
Military Department
Blucher S. Tharp
Blucher
Tharp
Tyler Street
11Th Airborne Division
Fort Sill
Oklo
11Th Division
Fort Campbell
Army
ST. Anthony’s Hospital
Gaylene Rogers
North van Buren
Julia Poston
Grover
Bertha Ruffin
Rule
C. H. Bible
North Hayes
J. Howard Dunn
Andrew A. Miller
North West Second
Alma Segler
Pierce
James D. Lovett
North Harrison
Ross D. Rogers
van Buren
Katherine Dodds
North East Sixth
James N. Allred
Hughes
Troy Clark
Shamrock
Charles Page
Borger
Joe Pat Walker
Conway
Nettie Howard
Dalhart
Jewell Collingsworth
Alta Doughty
Jackson
Northwest Texas Hospital News
John Broadhurst
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Theound
Jim
Allen B. Reppert
Margaret Ann
Silver Springs
Mr. Reppert
P. L. Reppert
Hayden
Blondie
Jerry Boy
Ol’ Albert
Hawg Shaw
Ol’ “Gator
Cully
Zero
Kate
Jerry
London
King Features Syndicate
Ino
Mama
Reis
Joe
Baby's Valet
N. Buchanan
Percy Blackburn
Crockett
San Antonio
Sherrill Edwards
Dorrance M. Woodward
Perryton
Ray Grisham
Ongelh
C. O. Huber
Kathleen
Clayton
Jim Cook
Huber
Cook
C. A. Casler
Mishawaka
Ind
F. E. Nichol
Caslers
Casler
Santa Fe
Indiana
Margie Browning
Wichita
Kan
Helen Whited
Curtis Schneider
W. R. Gowdy
Georgia Lou
Vernon Landtroop
I. W. van Doran
Ida Procter
Gerald Dee Rose
Suzanne Thomson
University of Colorado
Folsom Field
Victor George Baker, Jr
Alabama
Clifford Glen Casey
Margaret Marie Coffee
Willis Don Condren
Tennessee
Monte Lee Craig
Prospect
Frederick Debbrecht, Jr
Ivan Wayne Hudgins, Jr
William Martin Parr
Harrison
Charles H. Puckett, Jr
Lamar
Ross Thomas Ratley
Frank George Spann, Jr
Taylor
Memphis
Billy Rice
Green Acres
Dallas
L. K. Brazier
West Eleventh
Plainview
W. M. Collins
Clovis
Jack L. Dupy
North East Ninth
White Deer
Carl S. Perdue
North Boyer
Garland Turner
West Fortyfourth
Canyon
Richard Adams
Sunray
Margaret Clapp
Rosemont
West 8Th
Fish
B. F. Goodrich
Fillmore
F. H.A
J. M
Simpson
Frank Hamer
M. M
Nance