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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1933
Page
2
The fragmentary column mixes forecast talk about a possible weekend shower with humorous asides about government leaders and jokes. It references Amarillo personalities and a long ramble on sleeplessness and a self styled sleep remedy with a claim of lengthened life.
An ad urges using KOJENE as a powerful antiseptic for bleeding and swollen gums pyorrhea gingivitis. It advises daily gum massage and soaking a mitton in KOJENE to keep healing antiseptic in contact with affected tissues and promises money back if not resolved.
A health ad urges readers to purify the system with Calotabs to boost vitality. It claims Calotabs cleanse the blood by stimulating the liver kidneys stomach and bowels and offers trial and family packages with prices 10 and 35 cents.
Mrs. Rogers claimed to be the mother of two children from another marriage and deceived her husband into believing he was a father. Police revealed she confessed believing she was about to have a child three months earlier and later learned the pregnancy was a nerves issue.
Lt Col Ladie R Barker, a reserve officer from Amarillo, was appointed contact officer of the 90th Division for the Amarillo district during Maj George Corbin’s absence. Corbin was transferred to Fort Sill last week to serve with the Civilian Conservation Corps.
Mrs. C. B. Rittenberry of 210 Sunset Terrace had an appendicitis operation at St. Anthony’s Hospital Thursday morning. She is reported to be recovering slowly and in good condition.
A speaker touts the Tack Woolsey Devore well southeast of Amarillo as a potential 6000 foot find that could spark a boom. He urges locals to buy leases and notes a Panhandle American Petroleum Institute meeting at The Herring Hotel to discuss oil taxes. Bicycles are also popular, with warnings against over renting while plans to equip the Children’s Home with a four seat ride are mentioned.
Fasteeth is an improved powder that keeps plates from dropping or slipping with no gummy pasty feeling. It sweetens breath and provides real teeth comfort all day. Lauded by people and dentists. available at City Drug Co Fox Drug Co or your druggist.
Lillian Foster died suddenly Thursday morning at home from a heart attack after a two year illness. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs E E Foster of 16 East Eleventh Avenue and is survived by sister Louise 7 and brothers George 13 and Richard 3. The body lies at Boxwell Brothers Funeral Chapel with arrangements pending.
Burton coached Buffaloes to six conference titles in ten years and star d in national tournaments in 1931 and 1932. He emphasized fundamentals and practice over pep talks, helping grow basketball’s popularity in the Panhandle. He also led Canyon’s football to an undefeated conference season and wrote The Science of Basketball.
Mayor James A. Curley said after a White House conference that veterans benefit costs burden cities. Legislation now before Congress would let cities fall under the revised federal bankruptcy act provisions.
R Smith general manager of the airline and Amon G Carter Fort Worth publisher are mentioned alongside Mrs Greenway in a divorce context. The text notes a four hour flight time between Saugus and Tucson. Pilot J William Martin Jr is named as sister Eddie Martin’s brother and as pilot for Mrs Roosevelt into Los Angeles on Monday.
Mrs Mary Druccilla Oliver 38 wife of Wiley Oliver formerly of Amarillo died Wednesday at her Edinburg home. She is the daughter of H E Hume of Edinburg a pioneer Amarillo merchant. Survived by husband father daughter Gertrude Anne 13 son Wiley Edwin Jr 11 and two sisters Mrs W R Ballard Amarillo and Mrs Hall Pierce Carlsbad NM. Body to arrive Saturday at N S Griggs & Sons Chapel. Funeral arrangements not announced.
A seven year old boy fired a shotgun by accident, killing his six year old sister and wounding another girl in the foot. The family was in a nearby field when the tragedy occurred.
Walter D. Cline announced plans after meeting with D. A. Bandeen of the West Texas Chamber of Commerce for a Century of Progress display. The exhibit aims to present West Texas as the raw material capital of the world.
Pedro Holguin, wanted in Las Cruces for the seven member Melquiades Espinosa family slaying, departed Webb County jail today escorted by Dona Ana County officers, New Mexico. The escape or transfer follows recent warrants and pursuit across border lines.
M Mattern describing his perilous flight recounts landing near Belovo in the Kuznetz coal basin after passing over Novosibirsk. Local miners and residents offered aid as he was helped by a Belovo telegraph station manager to make a phone call to Moscow.
Bledsoe argues public misperceptions of railroad business stem from terminal handlings and disputes Van Sweringens as speculators not railroaders. He says high-speed trains require more crossings and notes a 25 percent speedup over 15 years. He plans a two week Kansas Oklahoma Texas inspection trip in a private car with officials.
The fighter weighed in at 189 1 4 pounds at 1 05 E S T and weighed in close to the target weight, leaving Baer with about a 13 3 4 pound edge. The evening was warm and clear for the bout.
Funeral services are set for 10 o clock Friday morning at Polk Street Methodist Church for Mrs Fannie Price Anthony 73 widow of Louis Anthony who died Wednesday in Oklahoma City The body will arrive early Friday morn Interment at Llano Cemetery Blackburn Shaw Funeral Home to arrange She survived by five sisters and a brother no children.
Mrs. Emma Virginia Doby age 79 died early Thursday at her daughters home in Amarillo where she had lived 21 years. Survived by daughters Mary Anne and Namile Doby and Mary B Motlow and sons James B Doby and John Doby. Body to be sent to N S Griggs sons for services and burial in Cleburne.
New Orleans cotton opened quiet with October at 9.32 before rebounding to 9.48 and December 9.57 on buying and firm stocks. By mid-morning October eased to 9.28 as traders awaited Washington acreage decisions, while other months fluctuated and rings traders showed active interest.
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