Rites Held for Mr Steinhorn Amarillo jewelry merchant dies
Funeral services for Harry Steinhorn of Amarillo were conducted at Temple B nin Israel with Rabbis Gobar and Wiesel officiating. Died yesterday after a heart attack last Wednesday. Steinhorn, born 1888 in Ryglice, Austria, had lived in Amarillo six years and operated Steinhorn Jewelry and Luggage Co. Pallbearers included Jake Blinderman and others. Burial at Llano Cemetery with Masonic rites. Survived by wife Sadie, son Raymond, daughter Judith, and relatives in Austria and New York. Funeral directed by Boxwell Brothers.
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Harry Steinhorn
Amarillo
Temple B'nai Israel
Gobar
Fort Worth
Alex Wiesel
Temple Israel
Steinhorn
Steinhorn Jewelry and Luggage Company
Polk Street
Jake Blinderman
Mortis Goltz
Bert Levy
Sam Jacobson
Louis Feferman
Harry Meyer
Llano
Temple B ‘Nas
Israel
Zionist Organization
Ryglice
Austria
America
el Paso
New York
Interborough Laundry Board of Trade
East Lake City
Utah
Sadie Steinhorn
Raymond
Judith
Solomon Steinhorn
Lillie Lederer
New York City
Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home
Amarillo Boy Scout Officials Hold Special Meeting
Officials of Amarillo Boy Scouts plan a special meeting at the Herring Hotel at 8 30 pm to organize the Amarillo district. Llano Estacado Council chairmen unit committees and sponsoring organization officers are urged to attend. District officers will be elected.
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Amarillo
Herring Hotel
Llano Estacado Council
Tribute Paid to Builder of Canadian River Bridge
Denver paid tribute to Roy C. Gowdy 60, chief engineer for Fort Worth & Denver, who supervised the Canadian River bridge construction in the Panhandle. Gowdy died of a heart attack at his St. Vrain Canon, Colo, mountain home. He helped rebuild main-line track, switching terminals, engine facilities, depots, and supervised the Canadian bridge reconstruction.
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Panhandle
Denver
Roy C. Gowdy
Reid Gowdy
Amarillo
Fort Worth
May Robson Wires Support For Amarillo Tom Sawyer Cast
Hollywood star May Robson sent a congratulatory wire to Amarillo's Tom Sawyer cast led by Bob Ferguson. The note praised the production as a financial and artistic success and urged support for the Social Center for Girls building fund. The 40-member cast opens Friday at 8:15 p.m. in the Municipal Auditorium with Doris Landers Hess directing. advance Pampa show set for June 30. Proceeds go to the Social Center for Girls. admission 25 and 50 cents.
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May Robson
Hollywood
Aunt Polly
Bob Ferguson
The
Wire
Beverly Hills
Calif
R. L. Ferguson
West Ninth Avenue
Amarillo
Texas
Tom Sawyer
Miss Robson
Doris Landers Hess
Pampa
Social Center For Girls
Council of Church Women
City Commission Postpones Meeting
City officials postponed the regular weekly meeting with several out of town. Three petitions on file seek two public hearings on re zoning and one asks for a bus route extension to serve St Anthony's Hospital. District owners and professionals signed the bus extension petition. Mayor Rogers and city manager Smith left yesterday with Paul Edquist for a fishing trip to Colorado.
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Commission
San Jacinto
C Commercial
North East
Eighth Avenue
St. Anthony's Hospital
Ross D. Rogers
H. R Smith
Paul Edquist
Colorado
Kin of Amarilloans Dies in Hospital
Jesse E F Broome, 43, brother of George and H F E Broome of Amarillo, died in the Veterans Hospital Albuquerque. Former Amarillo resident, he worked in Sapulpa Okla in electrical business. Funeral services set Thursday at Sapulpa, body to be shipped via Albuquerque. Born Hernando County Mississippi, he belonged to Sapulpa American Legion. Survivors include two brothers in Sapulpa and Amarillo, a son 16 Eugene, his mother Mrs W A Broome of Sapulpa, sister Mrs Charles Briggs of Parco Wyoming, and nieces Margaret and Mary Louise Broome of Amarillo.
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Jesse EF. Broome
George
H. FE. Broome
Amarillo
Veterans’ Hospital
Albuquerque
Jesse Broome
Sapulpa
Oklo
Muskogee
Hernando County
Miss
Broome
American Legion
Eugene
W. A. Broome
Charles Briggs
Parco
Wyo
Margaret
Mary Louise Broome
Mrs Lawrence Hagy Reported Much Improved
Mrs Lawrence Hagy is reported much better while in a hospital at St An ital. Attendants describe her condition as improved and progressing.
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Lawrence Hagy
Lawrence ‘¢ Hagy
St Anital
Sita
Dick Vaughn Improves After Weekend Auto Crash
Amarillo deputy sheriff Dick Vaughn, who suffered serious injuries in a late night automobile accident, is reported to be much better today by attendants at Northwest Texas Hospital. The incident occurred Wednesday night and Vaughn remains under care.
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Dick Vaughn
Amarillo
Northwest Texas Hospital
Eccentric Worker To Go on Trial
London reports Australian Edison Lawlor, a middle aged steel worker, ordered held for trial at Old Bailey for firing shots near the Duchess of Kent and into the Princess Royal home. Prosecutors say he rode a bicycle with a sawed off rifle near royal residences and fired twice. He claims no intent to harm.
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London
Ledwedee
Vincent Lawlor
Old Bailey
Vogue to End Four-Year Run With Final Closeout Sale
Vogue will hold a final closeout sale starting tomorrow morning after four years in business. Owner George Ruddelson says every garment will be sold regardless of price or profit as the lease expires and a new store will occupy the 30 foot front space.
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Vogue
Busines
George Ruddelson
Ruddelson
Julia Mendel to Play Recital With Alice O Bryan Assist
Julia Mendel, piano pupil of Gladys M Glenn, will perform in the senior high school certificate recital at 8 15 tonight in the Play house of the Musical Arts Conservatory with assistance from Alice O Bryan, soprano and pupil of Gladys Heyser Webb. Friends and others are invited.
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Julia Mendel
Glayds M. Glenn
Playhouse of the Musical Arts Conservatory
Alice O'Bryan
Gladys Heyser Webb
Food handlers in Amarillo to begin training school
The Texas State Board of Vocational Education and the Amarillo health authorities will run the first city food handlers school. Sessions start tomorrow night at the Amarillo Hotel with later classes at 3 PM and 8 PM through Friday. About 2,500 workers are eligible. certificates issued by the state after satisfactory attendance.
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Amarillo
Texas State Board of Vocational Education
Texas State Department of Health
City Health Department of
San Antonio
Austin
State Department of Education
Remodeling bids sought for Amarillo Old Post Office
Bids for remodeling the old Amarillo postoffice building are being received by Irving D. Porter district engineer. Sealed bids in triplicate due by 10 o clock June 24 at the Dallas office. Specifications available from the district engineer or Postmaster DeGrassi. Treasury engineers studied remodeling to suit Soil Conservation Service needs.
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Amarillo Postoffice
Irving D. Porter
W. D. de Grassi
Dallas
DeGrassi
Treasury Department
Soil Conservation Service
Doan's Pills touted for backaches from tired kidneys
An old remedy ad claims backache relief comes from addressing kidney fatigue. It says kidneys expel waste daily and that symptoms like nocturnal urination, puffiness, and headaches signal kidney trouble. The ad promotes Doan's Pills as a proven solution used for over 40 years.
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Dean
Doan
Prominent Visitors Readied for Texas Veterans Encampment
Dr. Harry Reuben of the Veterans Administration and Lon Smith, chairman of the railroad commission, head to Amarillo for the nineteenth annual Texas Veterans of Foreign Wars encampment next week. D. A. Dunlavrey arrives Friday, with Military Order of Cooties delegates for the fifth grand scratch arriving Friday. A Polk Street parade is planned Saturday night, with encampment offices open at the Amarillo Hotel under Capt. E. L. Hager. John B. Golding Post 1475 sponsors the event and its official program.
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Harry Reuben
Veterans' Administration
Lon Smith
Railroad Commission
Amarillo
Texas Veterans of Foreign Wars
D. A. Dunlavey
Port Arthur
Military Order of Cooties
Polk Street
Amarillo Hotel
E. L. Hager
John B. Golding
Child Dies From Burns In Fort Worth Coffee Accident
Don Wiseman aged 13 months, son of Mr and Mrs J D Wiseman of Covington, died in Fort Worth after a pot of boiling coffee overturned onto him, causing fatal burns.
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Fort Worth
U.P
Don Wiseman
J. D. Wiseman
Covington
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Duchess of Kent
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