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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1936
Page
3
June 10 market report shows 1500 cattle and 4000 sheep with slow early trade. Beef steers and yearlings mostly steady, cows and vealers mixed. top native lambs to shippers at 11.50 with packers paying 11.00 to 11.35. Cattle feeders and grass steer offerings noted with several loads reported.
Scheduled programs unfold from 3:00 p m with a Centennial Contest pro am 3:15 selections from Sanders of the River 3:30 a dance matinee 4:30 resettlement 4:45 musical auction 5:00 hillbilly varieties 5:15 news commentary 5:30 Taylor King and His Salon Orchestra 5:45 baseball scores 5:50 Jimmy Lunceford's Orchestra.
Local 79 year old Mr. J E Carruth of Amarillo reports dramatic relief from long term rheumatism after using Gly-Cas. He describes severe pain swelling and sleepless nights prior to treatment and credits Gly-Cas with improved mobility sleep kidneys and overall health. Fox Drug Co. promotes Gly-Cas at $1 per box or six boxes for $5 with mail order restrictions.
Funeral services for Lucy Beth Winter sixteen month old daughter of Mr and Mrs F W Winter of 511 B West Eighteenth Avenue were held at the First Baptist Church this afternoon at 2 oclock Rev George A Dale of Tohoka conducted the services Arrangements were in charge of N B Griggs Sons The child is survived by her parents and grandparents Mr and Mrs W M Draper of Lorenzo The father is employed by the Magnolia Petroleum Company The child died Tuesday night in a local hospital.
Mr and Mrs James L Sellars announce the arrival of a daughter Jennie Lee yesterday at St Anthonys Hospital Mrs Sellars is the former Miss Helen Mayer daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed R Mayer 1601 Madison Street
Clarence Walters, 14, escaped a near drowning in a surface lake at the end of South Polk Street near Forty First Avenue. Witnesses say he called for help after failing to swim back and surfaced twice. A boy in a leaky boat tried to rescue him, abandoning the boat when it filled with water. Walters then reached a waterlogged craft and was kept afloat until two unnamed men pulled him to shore. Bystanders feared he had drowned and called an ambulance and the fire department. Griggs Ambulance returned him home to 2208 Buchanan Street.
Amy Jackson, Amarillo artist, will describe the Palo Duro Art Colony on the Everywoman's Hour at KGNC. The program airs tomorrow at 3 30 p m. Fish is listed as director of the weekly series.
Matthew Hooks announces a June teens celebration for North Heights with a free barbecue. All ages are invited and Etta Gray J C Patton and Flynn Williams serve on the arrangements committee.
Amarillo readers buy about 30 000 used magazines annually with many stores reporting a daily average of 100 copies. Western and detective pulp titles lead demand while romance wins female readers. Dealers note narrow profits, wide readership, and a fascination with rare 100 plus year old volumes, often found through late night browsing.
A fire of undetermined origin last night gutted the J. C. Stevens residence at 2006 Pierce Street. Only a few household articles were saved as furniture and other effects were destroyed. No loss estimate was available today.
Delegates in public hall debate a presidential nominating process with a Rhode Island representative urging a quartet for the first ballot. Reginald Werrenrath performs and hints at a legislative-backed fallback involving Lawrence Tibbett if voting tightens. Democrats fixate on a patched chair seat as a political jab at the New Deal.
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