Amarillo Notes Tally Local Happenings At Week’s End
Local items cover travels of residents to Albuquerque and Clovis for graduations, family updates from Fannin Street and Jefferson Street, and community notices involving schools, hospital news, and Young People’s Conference in Cota Glen Canyon. Include names such as Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Rogers and Pauline. mentions of Raymond Whatley and Myrna Tay. plus hospital and civic notes from Amarillo community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pauline
Raymond Whatley
Albuquerque
Clovis
H. C. Rogers
Fannin Street
Christian Churches of
Amarillo
Cota Glen Canyon
R. ©. Snodgrass
First Christian Church
Lucille Durrett
George Dotson
Gilbert Knox
Titts Crudgington
June Cox
Dorothy Fleming
FHA Names Inspectors for Amarillo Office
George Short and W. R. Kaufman were named architectural inspectors at the Amarillo Federal Housing Administration office as Willing W. Ryan arrives as chief underwriter of the Northwest District. Applications totaling about 232600 dollars have been accepted locally. Ryan Wagner and Lutteral plan a meeting in Pampa to outline amendments to the National Housing Act for contractors, lumber dealers, architects, realtors, and lenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Short
W. R. Kaufman
Amarillo
Federal Housing Administration
Willing W. Ryan
Northwest
Short
Mr. Kaufman
T. J. Wagner
Panhandle
P. S. Lutteral
Dallas
Ryan
Pampa
Courthouse records and property transfers listed in Brief
Property deeds show Gty Bldg and L Co transferring to M H Loew enstern lot 4 block 461 Mirror for 1 plus, D R Spurlock and spouse to J L Mobley lot 6 block 77 Eakle for 3300, etc. Also registrations list Chey sedan J C Ebersole and Chey coupe C F Fonti Groom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bldg. & L. Co
M. H. Loewenstern
Mirror
D. R. Spurlock
J. L Mobley
Eakle
E. S. Burgess
S. S. Fleeck
Bivins
A. B. Morgan
Ella Carlander
J. T. Cox
Prison Faces Those Who Aid Fugitive
SHREVEPORT June 14 Federal officers warned that anyone aiding Claude Jett one of three Sugar Land prison farm escapees will face federal prosecution similar to Clyde Barrow and Raymond Hamilton cases. Jett was sentenced for kidnapping a Shreveport woman and taking her into Texas, and faces federal charges for crossing state lines. Texas and federal agents conducted searches for him and warned against harboring a fugitive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
W.P
Claude Jett
Texas
Sugar Land
Clyde Barrow
Raymond Hamilton
Gett
Lubbock Sister Pair In Snappy Local Notes
Lubbock headlines report Mrs. C V Harvey and her sister tied to regional tales. Guy Victory again entertains with a fish hook near Lubbock claiming more snakes than fish. Colonel Julius Dorenfield, titled grasshopper general, aided farmers in Moore County over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Dempsey Winn and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Victory
Lubbock
Victory
Julius Dorenfield
Moore County
Dempsey Winn
Hubert Cole to announce bid for County Clerk this week
Hubert Cole, who lost the County Clerk race by one vote after a photo finish two years ago, will make his official announcement this week. He refused to contest the election and refused to push for discarding a miscounted box, saying only that the error should be corrected and the chips fall where they may. Cole will address his candidacy on KGNOC with day and time to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Cole
Cole
Democratic Committee
KGNOC
Ady
Lullaby for a Prairie Town Poem Fragment
A fragmentary poem depicts a sleeping infant in a prairie town. It evokes a nurturing image at the breast of a great brown woman and a dawn breaking over the child, blending earth and beauty within a prairie night. The author Lew Andrew Weber is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Town
Laan
Tamale Ice Cream Wrap Novel Confection Promotes Parties
A tamale made of ice cream with mint flavor is advertised as a new no stick wrapping idea suitable for dinners and parties. Lane's ice cream is promoted at drug stores and the Woman's Exchange. The note mentions travel by Panhandle Trailways for economy. A First Aid class opens Monday at the Social Center for Girls taught by Mrs. Arthur Ball of the Red Cross. Tennis is added as a new activity at the center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lane
Woman's Exchange
Arthur Ball
The
Red Cross
Child Questioning Punishment Causes Father’s Confusion
A father asks his son why he punished him. The boy tearfully retorts that the punishment came before he could understand the reason, noting the puzzling sequence of actions. The dialogue reflects parental discipline and child perception.
Camp Kiwanis Girls Camp Opens July Seventeen
The Social Center will start camp at Camp Kiwanis on July 17 with about 150 girls expected to attend. Nearby notes mention local visits and travelers passing through Amarillo including Mrs. O C Williams Mrs. Fred Miller and others en route to Carlsbad and Dalhart. Fireman’s Convention arrivals include John Ragston Lisle Hopkins and Mabel Waterboy visiting relatives at 1620 Monroe Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Early Courts
Harrison Street
Camp
Kiwanis
O. C. Williams
Big Spring
Amarilo
J. O. Vineyard
Dalhart
Fred Miller
Harry Loman
Carlsbad
Wichita Falls
Amarillo
Ed Turner
Channing
John Fubanks
Borger
Lan
Farly
John Ragston
Lisle Hopkins
Mabel Waterboy
Waco
Williams P. Hopkins
Monroe Street
Mr. Ragston
Beauty School News Pairs Students with Weekend Moves
San Jacinto Beauty School notes list Eva Sherman to Borger and Mrs. Maizie Kelly to Pampa. Violet Wilson travels to Oklahoma City, Thelma Durham and Essie Cope to Memphis, Carrie Nesbitt and Agnes McNulty to Spearman, with Etta Sides and Lola Pyeatt to Canadian and Beulah Stark visiting Perryton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jacinto
Eva Sherman
Borger
Maizie Kelly
Pampa
Violet Wilson
Oklahoma City
Thelma Durham
Essie Cope
Memphis
Carrie B. Nesbitt
Agnes McNulty
Spearman
Etta Sides
Lola Pyeatt
Canadian
Beulah Stark
Perryton
Travelling Visit From Amarillo Couple and Guest
1610 Hughes Street and Bonnie Beth Kretz daughter of Mr and Mrs D O Kretz depart Monday for Dallas to visit Gertrude's grandmother Mrs W H King. They will then proceed to Houston and Galveston where they will stay with Mr and Mrs C P Walsh former Amarillo residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
1610
Hughes Street
Bonnie Beth Kretz
D. O. Kretz
West
Nineteenth Avenue
Dallas
Gertrude
W. H. King
Houston
Galveston
C. P. Walsh
Buddy Meyer Heads to Cincinnati for Conservatory Study
Buddy Meyer son of Mr and Mrs E B Meyer of 847 Bowie Street leaves Saturday for Cincinnati to study eight weeks at the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. He will study under renowned saxophonist Mr Carr as the guest of Dr and Mrs Frank Simon, who first met him at Range Indiana Summer Music School two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buddy Meyer
E. B. Meyer
Bowie Street
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Conservatory of Music
Carr
Buddy
Frank Simon
Simon
Indiana
Amarillian
Crude Output Increases Across Several States
U S crude oil production rose by 28 549 barrels daily to 3 135 424 in the week ended June 11 per the Oil and Gas Journal Oklahoma up 24 300 to 464 775 East Texas up 752 to 364 000 Texas down 1 177 to 1 188 525 Louisiana up 1 426 to 259 068 Kansas up 10 425 to 148 650 California down 3 500 to 671 750 Eastern States including Michigan up 5 115 to 201 551 Rocky Mountain region fell 7 320 to 67 560.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
United States
Oil and Gas Journal
Oklahoma
East Texas
Texas
Louisiana
Kansas
California
Michigan
Rocky Mountain
Highway Patrolmen Visit Fort Worth for Safety Meet
Three highway patrolmen from Amarillo J E Young W G Abbott and C M Haltom visited Fort Worth to take part in the state safety meeting. They will ride in the big safety parade and attend the session titled war on highway death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
J. E. Young
W. G. Abbott
C. M. Haltom
Fort Worth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tom W. Cotten
Ballinger
Myrna Tay
Gary Cooper
Donnie
Hugh Kidd
Jackson Street
Oklahoma University
Bill Mac Williams
Booneville
Seldon Simpson
Colorado University
Wright
Malcolm Wyatt
Earl Wyatt
Jefferson Street
Baylor Medical School
Medical Reserve Officers Training Corp
Camp Bullis
San Antonio
J. B. Bechto
Leneta
Jane Alice Cobb
Barbara Ellen
W. M. Hall
Hall
Alabama Street
Co. W. Davis
Carolyn
Prospect Street
Davis
Ben Phipps
Plainview
Dimmitt
Glenn W. Askew
Polk Street
J. O. Hitt
Fairmont Street
Floydada
Gusta Stultz
Lockney
J. C. Stultz
Orville Ford
Amarillo Cash Wholesale Grocery Co
Virginia Street
Mesdames Parham Dobbs
Jack Pollard
Howard Lowery
Theon Ford
Winell Grounds
Addie Suggart
H. L. Dunivan
Hammond
J. M. Stensons
Line Avenue
Fleischmann
ST. Anthony's Hospital
J. M. Edmonson
Matador
BE. W. Tillinghast
Tyler Street
Will Ewell
North Taylor
Winsor
Clyde Ivey
Mayfield
Oklo
Vernon Hummer
North Polk Street
Josephine ‘Tayerle
Houston Street
Harold Long
Taylor Street
H. M. Walker
Sweetwater
B. 8
Taylor
Vega
G. Ray Smith
Jimmy Hutchins
Texola
A. A. Cook
East Sixth Avenue
R. H. Wells
AATT
Hugh Dunlapp
F. W. Hughes
New Mexico
F. Rose
F. E. Jones
Universal Car Loading and Distributing Company
Rosalie Raymond
Gertrude Gowdy
W. R. Gowdy
Buchanan Street
Emma Lee Prichard
E. L., Prichard
FHA
Courthouse Records
Lew Andrew Weber
Panhandle Trailways
Amarillo Printing Co
Bennie Lee Donaldson
Co. V. Wood, Co. L. Bain
John Payne
Nona Wilcoxson
Helen Blake
Guinevere Eileen Sheen Byers
Fred E. Cornelius
Frank Altman
Cecil L. Humphrey
John
Polk
State Theater
West Sixth Chas
Priolo, Mar
Neely-Greenhill Agency
Oakes Agency
East 7Th
Triangle Cafe
Nat Cool Beer
Capitol Hotel
Monroe
Monroe Street Liquor Store
N. E
Joe Scroggins
West 10Th
Jenkins
East 10Th
First National Bank
Harrison
Amarillo Gas CO
600 West
Richelieu Bar
North
Fillmore
Peoples Recreation Club
West Std
Southwestern Public Service CO