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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1925
Page
9
A fragmented Amarillo page advertises fashion and travel tips with Sadie Claude, promoting beauty services at Hollander, Kodak film processing at Gray’s, luggage at Harry Hollands, and summer wear and accessories from Adams and Parr, City Drug, and Associated Variety Company, highlighting trunks, bathing suits, ribbons, laces, and buttons for the season.
The account recalls a 1921 moment when Caldwell and a companion traveled in Mexico and were captured by Pancho or at a Fox Film setup. They spent five days with the guards awaiting danger, but talked their way out with help from the Cleveland Tractor Company, which they claimed would press authorities if harm came. The Associated Press reportedly ran sensational versions of the event.
The diary style entry recounts 1925 social whirl with school kids back home, weddings and engagements, pre nuptial festivities, and visits from Amelietta, Paul, and others. It notes Burkella’s Wells-Oehsner wedding, a party at Gordon Country Club, and travel plans for Eliz beth Bovee and the Wolflins while previewing other local social news. Myra McAfee and Thelma Harkins are guests in Chickasha and Depew.
The report notes the grand jury adjourned Friday night to Monday morning. John D. Frye, active with Western Bank Supply in Oklahoma City, is moving on from The Dorsey company. Dailin plans to sell stationery and printing across Amarillo to Fort Worth. Oasis pool opens. A Kansas and Oklahoma pasture survey shows 25 percent more cattle on pasture than last year. R D McAfee hosts visitors including Miss Myra and Miss Harkins at the McGinty home on Arch Road.
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