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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1931
Page
3
City commission postponed the final reading of the amended gas franchise ordinance including the 27 cent rate after a Saturday special session. Mayor Ernest O. Thompson cited unfinished settlement details and minutes as the record of the agreement.
Farm club women from Soncy Community met at Mrs. D. N. Forsyth home to study yeast and sourdough breads and the preparation of salad dressings. Miss Mary Sitton, Potter County home demonstration agent, led the session as part of a county series.
Waukegan Illinois June 10 Clarence Spiering must leave the Hickory Corners Methodist Church building after the Circuit Court sided with trustees who sued to oust him. Spiering moved in six months ago with his wife and child after his home burned. He argued trustees lost ownership for missed services and plans to appeal if denied rehearing.
Summer school in Amarillo reports 195 enrolled students split between high school and elementary divisions. 123 pursue high school work in the high school building under Principal R. B. Norman. 72 study in the elementary section led by C. F. King. Enrollment began at the start of last week and continues. Students may still enroll in one or two subjects.
The article notes that enrollment is nearly closed with only a few exceptions remaining. It highlights staffing and district consolidation concerns impacting the elementary program.
Arrangements for the Texas State Branch National League of District Postmasters meeting in Amarillo June 17 and 18 advance. About 300 delegates expected. State officers listed include Frieze of Silverton president Gerlich of Schertz vice president Coolidge of Pasadena second vice president Robbins of Clyde third vice president Lubbock secretary treasurer. Resolutions committee members named along with auditing committee members.
New York June 10 directors of the New York Central Railroad declared the regular quarterly dividend of 1.50 dollars, payable August 1 to stockholders of record June 26.
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