Former Amarillo Merchant Frederick A Kendall Dies in Ohio
Frederick A Kendall died of heart disease in Granville Ohio after a long career as a merchant in Amarillo Texas He founded Saylor Kendall later Kendall Fine and operated until 1926 when he retired and moved east His widow and daughter Mrs Rachel Kendall Alward survive him He was active in the First Baptist Church of Amarillo and a native of Vermont
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Frederick A. Kendall
Granville
Ohio
Panhandle
Kendall
Saylor & Kendall Men's
Polk Street
Amarillo
Kendall & Fine
Edward E. Alward
First Baptist Church of
As & A
Vermont
Rachel Kendall Alward
City forester urges children learn respect for property
Temple Robinson Amarillo city forester and parks superintendent says destruction of playground equipment is a seasonal problem. He argues children should be taught not to destroy property to protect park assets.
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Temple Robinson
Amarillo
Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
In this 1932 verse Edgar A. Guest reflects on deserts of the mind and heart. He contrasts lifeless sun with the need for rain growth and the value of challenge and struggle to prevent boredom. The poem urges embracing care and ambition to foster the soul's development.
Bluebonnet Chorus Dance Feature At Insurance Agents Meet
The Texas Blue Bonnets perform in a floor show at the Crystal Ballroom Herring Hotel for the thirty fifth annual Texas Association of Insurance Agents convention. Cast includes Dr. T M Montgomery Peggy Fowler Lela Hunter Gay Jackson Gene West Florence Burdine Evelyn Watters Ruby Nan Curry Sidney Del Dees Verna Jo Vaughn and Mignon Baker. New numbers were arranged by Mike Hollander with Benton King producing the event starting at 9:30 p.m.
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Texas Blue Bonnets
Crystal Ballroom
Herring Hotel
Texas Association of Insurance Agents
Dr. T. M. Montgomery
Peggy Fowler
Lela Hunter
Gay Jackson
Gene West
Florence Burdine
Evelyn Watters
Ruby Nan Curry
Sidney del Dees
Verna Jo Vaughn
Mignon Baker
Mike Hollander
Benton King
Absentee Voting Unclear for Amarillo Mayor Election
The study of absentee ballots for Amarillo's new mayor is unresolved. Normally ballots may be cast three days before the election, but for the June 14 contest no ballots will be printed until Saturday, the day after the filing deadline.
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Amarillo
Health unit warns vacationers on typhoid risk
Amarillo health unit cautions travelers to avoid areas lacking certified public water and milk supplies. They urge precautions and protection against typhoid fever even during vacations.
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Amarillo
East Field Production Figures for Kilgore Texas
Kilgore June 9 East Texas field reports 6033 completed wells and total production of 319374 barrels. Daily average per well stands at 54.8 barrels while pipeline runs add 256009 barrels.
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East Field
East Texas Field
Funeral services for W M Frazier in Fort Worth
Funeral services are held in Fort Worth for W M Frazier 32 a radio operator aboard the steam ship Frederick R Kellogg who died here yesterday after a short illness during a leave of absence.
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Fort Worth
W. M. Frazier
Frederick R. Kellogg
Frazier
Texas Delegates Depart For Chicago Convention
George S. Shannon and William T. Pheiffer of Shannon Ochsner and Pheiffer will depart by automobile tomorrow morning for Chicago asTexas delegates to the Republican national convention on June 13.
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George S. Shannon
William T. Pheiffer
City Reports May Water Department Statement
City accountants publish the May water department monthly statement detailing operations. The document is printed by the city printing department for public release.
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Municipal Water Department
County Officer Charges Man in Liquor Sale Case
Assistant County Attorney George McCarthy filed a complaint of sale of a half gallon of liquor against Willie Carter, negro, this morning. He was arrested by the sheriff's department.
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George McCarthy
Willie Carter
Sheriff's Department
Letter Carriers Auxiliary Delegates Named in Dallas Meet
Delegates to the state convention of the Letter Carriers Auxiliary will be chosen at a meeting in the district court room at 8 o clock tonight. The convention is set for Dallas on July 4.
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Letter Carriers Auxiliary
District Court Room
Dallas
Done in Oil Tonight at Polk Street Church
The play Done in Oil is staged this evening at Polk Street Methodist Church starting at 8 o clock. Tickets carried the wrong date showing June 7 instead of June 9.
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Polk Street Methodist Church
Mexican girl charged after dress theft
A young Mexican girl was caught shoplifting a dress valued at 25 dollars by police this morning and was transferred to county authorities to await juvenile court action.
Plan Beating Case Appeal Burnet Court Feature
Ophelia Garcia the Mexican woman appeals a five year sentence for beating to death her 6 year old stepson with a wooden stick. Defense attorney Ben L. King appointed by the court argued the appeal in Burnet on June 9.
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Burnet
U.P
Ophelia Garcia
Ben L. King
Treasury Receipts and Expenditures for June 7
Treasury reports June 7 receipts of 4.25 million dollars with expenditures of 21.69 million and a balance of 270.66 million. Customs duties for the first seven days of June totaled 3.82 million.
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Treasury
Washington
Stiteler to Bellville to Coach High School Team
Bellville Texas June 9 A coaching contract has been signed with Harry Stiteler former Texas A and M College star to direct teams of Bellville High School next season.
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Stiteler
Bellville
Texas
U.P
Harry Stiteler
Texas A. & M
Bellville High School
Courthouse Records Reported Car Registrations
E. H. Pearse of 506 West 10th owns a Ford sedan. Iron Cement at 415 West 22nd reports a Ford coupe.
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E. H. Pearse
Iron Cement
Federal court hears insurance testimony in Weatherall suit
Testimony continued this morning in Amarillo in the suit of Mrs. Oscar Weatherall for a $3,000 policy from Pacific Mutual Life. The Pollard versus Mid-Gray Oil Company death damages suit was dismissed for lack of jurisdiction. Next on the docket is Hamlin et al versus Ethan Gas and Surety Company.
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Oscar 5. Weatherall
Amarillo
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company
Federal District Court
Estalla Pollard
Mid-Gray Oil Company
J. M. Hamlin
Et al
Ethan Gas & Surety Company
Women to Lead Texas Campaign for Gov Sterling
Mrs. Cone Johnson, a prominent Texas public figure, will manage the state women s campaign for Gov Ross Sterling s second bid for the Democratic nomination. Headquarters will open at the Baker Hotel, announced today.
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Dallas
Cone Johnson
Texas
Ross Sterling
Baker Hotel
Rangers defend Texas peace role in milk war riot
Gov. Ross S. Sterling answered the Alvin Chamber of Commerce proclaiming insult at Rangers being present for a riot tied to the South Texas milk war. The Rangers are peace officers for the entire state authorized to act anywhere. June 9.
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Austin
U.P
Ross S. Sterling
Alvin Chamber of Commerce
South Texas
Justice Mitchell Erlanger Seeks Marriage At 75
Mitchell J. Erlanger, 75, has obtained a license to wed Janet Nordenshield, 48, in New York. A former supreme court justice, he retired five years ago when the age law imposed retirement, which he calls a libel implying senility at age seventy.
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New York
Mitchell J. Erlanger
Janet Nordenshield
Supreme Court
Four Prisoners Escape From Collin County Jail
Four inmates escaped from the Collin County jail in McKinney Texas using a ram to break a cell door. They tore out a door plate that had been sawed during a prior break and welded back in place.
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Mckinney
Tex
Collin County
Boy Dies in Houston Car Wreck
Johnny Saracino, 8, was killed and three other children injured when a car driven by 14 year old Vincent Cagenti left the highway and overturned near Houston.
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Houston
U.P
Johnny Saracino
Here
Vincent Cagenti
Two Amarillo Teens Sent to Training School for Theft
Kathryn Fox and Dora Stephens, both 17, pleaded guilty as juveniles to theft over 50 dollars before Judge Henry 8. Bishop. They received the minimum two year term to the Girls' Training School in Gainesville after arrest in Pampa with clothes valued over 50 dollars, claimed stolen from a Mexican girl Lupe Louisa Collins. They were acquitted two weeks earlier of burglary of two pairs of pants from an Amarillo man.
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Kathryn Fox
Dora Stephens
Amarillo
Henry
Bishop
47Th Criminal Court
Gainesville
Pampa
Lupe Louisa Collins
Zoning Board Faces New City Board Appointment
Ama rillo’s original zoning board members refuse reappointment. Two more replies came in with one consenting only if all others would serve. The full board resigned last July in protest over the master map changes.
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Amarillo
City Commission
Grandfather of Fort Worth Aviator Dies
The Rev. Gray J. Robbins 87 grandfather of Reginald L. Robbins will be buried at Everman today. Robbins long served as a rural Baptist pastor for 40 years and resided in Everman for 21 years before his death yesterday in Fort Worth.
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Flier
Fort Worth
Gray J. Robbins
Reginald L. Robbins
Everman
Robbins
Capuchine Relief Ad for Women’s Aches and Pains
Women suffering headaches backaches and periodic pains are urged to try Capuchine a liquid remedy that acts quickly. Two teaspoonfuls in water provide fast relief. It soothes nerves and brings comfort. Available at drug stores in single dose or 10 30 and 60 cent sizes.
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Dr. Scholl
Dt Scholls
School taxes exceed seven thousand dollars this month
More than 7000 in school taxes has been paid this month per tax collector George Waddill. Of this, 4648 came from the split tax payment plan begun last November and 2735 were delinquent. The second half of all split taxes is due June 30. Prompt payment helps the school board finish paying teachers' salaries.
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George Waddill
Waddill
Thousands Lodged in Amarillo City Jail During Cold Spell
Since October 22, more than 6,000 men have found shelter in Amarillo's city jail. Lodgers came from New Mexico, Canada, and every state in the Union seeking protection from inclement weather.
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Amarillo
Old Mexico
Canada
State
Union
Palo Duro lake depth hits 17 feet high mark
City engineer department reports Palo Duro water plant lake depth at 17 feet, the deepest in three years, indicating improved water storage levels and reservoir status.
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Palo Duro
Arrests in junk deal probe leads to two detentions
Police arrested two men this morning as they tried to sell a wagon pad of pipe to an Amarillo junk yard. The duo claimed they found the pipe and denied ownership.
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Amarillo
Entertains Agents Jack Carson Teaches Jiu Jitsu In Amarillo
Escape artist Jack Carson spent two weeks in Amarillo teaching police and fire personnel jiu jitsu. The program, arranged by Jack Hall's ranch, accompanies visiting insurance men on today’s session.
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Jack Carson
Amarillo
Jack Hall
Carter's Little Liver Pills Ad Claim Health Boost
An old newspaper ad outlines liver issues and promotes Carter's Little Liver Pills to stimulate bile flow. It warns against laxatives and emphasizes the pill's gentle vegetable extracts, advising readers to seek the red-labeled product for a 25 cent price, catalog number 19310.
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Carter
M. Ce
Oregon Board to Issue Pool Permits for Chlorinated Water
The Oregon board of health will issue permits for public swimming pools this year only where the water has been chlorinated or otherwise purified.
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Oregon Board of Health
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