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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1938
Page
7
Mrs. Edith Martin of Paris Texas reports Gly-Cas relieved neuritis migraines and kidney problems after years of poor relief. She says poisons left her system and energy returned with better digestion sleep and vitality. Fox Drug Co and local pharmacists sell Gly-Cas.
Milton Reece 47 pioneer minister and insurance man dies after months illness. Service set for 2 PM tomorrow at Griss Funeral Chapel with Rev J Howard Williams officiating. Burial Llano Cemetery. Survived by wife Lena Dale Reece two daughters two sisters and one brother.
Hogs 500 head bulk good to choice 180 to 250 pounds 8.80 to 8.95 dollars. practical top 8.95, packages to traders 9.00, weights strong at 8.70, sows mostly 7.65 to 8.00, some lightweights 8.10. Cattle 500 head calves 300, grass heifers down from 6.50, butcher cows 5.25 to 6.25, cutters 4.00 to 5.00, vealers slow with select bids 8.50 to 9.00. Sheep 1,000 killing classes steady native spring lambs 9.00, fed shorn lambs 6.75.
Jack Cowden, a prominent Midland oil man, has purchased the J. Lindsay Nunn lodge at the head of the Pecos River in New Mexico. The lodge, located north of Pecos, NM, is described as one of the most attractive in the state.
Amarillo post representatives will attend the state VFW convention in Waco on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. Delegation includes O. C. Applequist Roy Andrews W. S. Birge and J. B. Liliebridge with plans to bring the 1939 convention to Amarillo.
The county tax office warns June 30 as the final payment deadline for 1937 taxes and for split payment plans. Miss Jewel Davidson says payments by July 1 avoid higher interest and extra fees, while after July 1 rates rise from 5 to 3 percent with a $1 per account charge. Federal Power Commission approves Bonneville Dam wholesale rates, the lowest ever filed in the U S. Gov. James V. Allred remains absent from his Austin office due to slight illness.
In Harlan Kentucky a government witness lies dead amid gunfire and a reported kidnapping as federal prosecutors pursue 44 people and 19 coal firms charged with conspiring to thwart union organizing under the Wagner Act. Lester Smithers is killed. Verlin Fee and Clyde Fee are jailed. John Isom reports intimidation after testifying.
Hundreds of Amarillo residents greet Col. Thompson during the Top of Texas Fiesta caravan. Thompson’s campaign speech aired on KPDN and KGNC and covered taxes pensions and Texas industry. He then attended a barbecue at Harvester Park before meeting Panhandle officials and heading to Abilene for an evening engagement.
Mrs Lawrence Hagy is reported improving rapidly at St Anthony's Hospital after a major operation earlier this week. Attendants say her condition is good and improving.
Railroad secretaries and treasurers from the Southwestern division convene tomorrow at 10 o clock in the Amarillo Hotel. M Preeman secretary treasurer of the Panhandle and Santa Fe Railroad will supervise the meeting followed by an entertainment at the Amarillo Country Club in the afternoon.
Judge Sarah Hughes of Dallas announced at the Texas federation of business and professional women's nineteenth annual convention that legislation to allow women to serve on juries will be sought at the next legislature session. The remarks came at Fort Worth.
Washington reports army recruiting posters are updated with a new sleek image. The poster at Governor's Island shows a red haired blue eyed woman in a silken gown with loose hair and no stockings. Recruiting officials declined comment as enlistment continues at a steady rate.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Ollinger of San Bernardino California sustained minor cuts and bruises when their car overturned after a front tire blowout on Highway 66 sixteen miles east of the city. An ambulance carried them to St Anthony's Hospital where they received first aid and were discharged. The couple were returning home after a honeymoon in the East and the auto was demolished.
Hollywood June 10 Fanny Brice refused to comment as rumors swirled over a divorce involving her husband Billy Rose and Art Jarrett. Jarrett divorced Eleanor Holm yesterday and discussed plans to marry when divorces allow. Holm and Rose reportedly pursue marriage once legally possible.
Amarillo youths Scott Potter and Bill Stafford were charged with car theft after arrest in Paris Texas. The charges were filed before Justice H W Duke as sheriff officers prepared to return them to Amarillo. A Plains Chevrolet Co. car stolen last Saturday was recovered in Paris.
County Treasurer L. D. Heyser resumes duties after a week at a Dallas hospital where his son C. H. Heyser received treatment for a throat ailment. The father reported his son's condition was improving.
Amarillo College has released a color folder titled What You Should Know About Amarillo College. It details the school as a two year municipal junior college under the Amarillo ISD board, fully accredited and with transfer links to over 100 senior colleges in 30 states.
Margaret Sullavan delivers a striking comeback performance in Three Comrades at the Paramount. Robert Taylor leads a trio of soldiers returning from war fronts to a troubled Fatherland amid revolution and heartache. The film, released nationally Friday, opens a four day Paramount run with strong praise for all leads.
Viola Grace McDaniel of St. Francis died at 6 15 this morning in a local hospital. She was 34 and had lived in St. Francis 17 years. Survived by husband J A McDaniel daughter Donna Lee 14 son Johnny Norman 5 three brothers Marvin Hill Amarillo Ray and Clyde Hill Bis marck SD and father J A Hill. She was a Methodist Church member. Funeral arrangements incomplete. Body at Griggs Funeral Chapel.
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