Amarillo Woman Weds Erwin C Ochsner at 1600 Taylor
Miss Burkella Wells daughter of Mr and Mrs L A Wells married Erwin C Ochsner at the Wells home 1600 Taylor in a ring ceremony. Rev Stanley W Hayne officiated with music by Miss Jellie Stinnett and Miss Radio Britain. The couple will reside with the bride’s parents after attending Kiwanis events.
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Burkella Wells
L. A. Wells
Erwin C.ochsner
Taylor Street
Stanley W. Hayne
Polk Street Methodist Church
Jellie Stinnett
Miss Radio Britain
Marentia Walker
Dalicturt
Tannie Vaden
Suevman
Lott Madden
Menphis
Latyvenig Treulove
Ruth Barly
Orule
Weymouth
Lowell Johnson
Kansas City
Mio
Wells Eye
Alton Earry
John Clark Fain
Wales Madden
Charles Keffer
Joe Wells
Leland Abbott
Elvert Lamb
Evelyn Wiginbotham
Margeret Chestnut
Margaret Collins
Enla Lee MckKnight
Amarillo
Heas
Randolph Macon College
Lynchburg
Phi Mu Sororinv
Randolph Macon
Greenville High School
Amarillo High School
Jacksonville High School
Jacksonville
Minois College
United States
Missouri University At
Columbia
Phi Delta Phi
St. Paul
Minn
Ochsner
Railroad News and Folks Highlights Rail and Wheat Movements
Rail news profiles H. C. Couch as railway postal clerk turned president of the Southern Light and Power Company with assets of 51 million dollars and 250 communities served. New wheat loads tested 58 to 60 pounds per bushel at Higgins Moreland and Buffalo. J. D. Tinsley reports 17 Better Wheat meetings with 1000 attendees. Santa Fe passenger traffic runs heavy requiring three extra Pullmans on No. 21 and No. 1.
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H.C. Couch
Cotton Belt
Southern Light and Power Company
Higgins
Moreland
Buffalo
Santa Fe
L. C. Dryden
Swink
Colo
R. EB. Work
Tennessee Street
A. M. Howe
New Mexico
Hattie Simpler
Harves House
Lincoln
Ark
A. J. MckKenney
Amarillo
California
J. D. Tinsley
Railroad operations and figures from the era recapped
Reports note a train eight hours late due to a washout near Winslow Arizona. Officials and staff changes at Santa Fe yard are listed. A one minute stop honors Julius Kruttschnitt. Freight loadings set a yearly record at 994 874 cars. Santa Fe contracts for station and housing construction on the new Loud to New Mexico border line.
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Arizona
Winslow
Julius Kruttschnitt
Southern Pacific Railway
American Railway Association
The
Santa Fe
N. D. Leaverton
Lubbock
Loud
New Mexico
Truth Portaways With Us Declares Rev Fisher
Rev Virgil H Fisher spoke to the American Business club today asserting that truth remains with us through ages. He praised the era as both emancipation for the negro and personal liberation of beliefs and ideas. The Chillwothe choir aided the meeting in San Jacinto with three vocal selections. The club voted to enter every event in the Civic club field meet next Friday with several entrants in each event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil H. Fisher
American Business Club
Civic Club
Cleanup Campaign in Amarillo Ends with Prize Awards
The Amarillo cleanup committee completed inspections and will announce prize awards Sunday morning per Dr. W. M. Curl chair. He said the campaign was highly successful with strong results in cleaning and beautifying the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Globe
W. M. Curl
Curl
McGinty Wins Summers' Detroit Trip Contest
McGinty wins J J Summers salesman contest awarding a fully paid trip to Detroit for selling the most lots in Summers divisions from April 28 to June 18. Mrs McGinty will join him to Indianapolis where she will visit a sister. Summers and Henry Thomson noted. Contact 2027 Cat Cat 565.
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RE. McGintty
J. J. Summers
Detroit
O Malley Returns From Christian Church Meeting
The Rev. F W O Malley reports the state convention of the Christian Church held in Abilene was very successful and well run. Delegates were cared for by Abilene church members with home like hospitality and transportation provided throughout the event. The gathering drew a large crowd and J Bush of Waco served as chairman while Tl H W Rogers of Waco will chair next year in East Dallas.
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F. W. O'Malley
The
Christian Church
Abilene
Theople
J. Bush
Waco
Tl. H W. Rogers
Rotary
East Dallas
Battle Between Whites and Negroes Staged in Newark
A nocturnal clash in Newark New Jersey involved revolvers razors knives sticks and stones as whites and negroes fought following a dispute. Police detained several participants while injuries were reported at area hospitals and investigations continue.
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Newark
Associated Frees
N. J
Riot at Highland Dairy Feed prompts police action
The brawl started between two young boys and escalated into a free-for-all as about a dozen whites and negroes joined. Roughly 1,000 whites pursued the negros, and William Martin was disarmed by a fireman. Police reserves arrested a dozen more rioters near Highland Dairy Feed.
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William Martin
Tiz brings foot comfort and relief from aches
An old advertisement extols Tiz for sore burning feet with claims of relieving corns, blisters, and swelling. It promises restful comfort after long standing or walking and urges readers to get a box from stores and try a free coupon test.
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Jety
Erwin Ochsner
James Neal Hall
William C. Gibson
Ernest O. Northcutt
Rolin V. Cartwright
Marguerite
Central Presbyterian Church
White and Kirk's
T. E. Slagle
Henrietta
Order of the Rainbow
McIlroy’s Market
Rainbows
Young People’s Service League of
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Episcopal Church
Houston Street Methodist Church
Fred
Wagner
Washington Street
Clara Clark
Rosalie Clark
Bula Lee McKnight
John G. McKnight
Fast Seventeenth Street
J. Carroll Paschall
West Nineteenth Street
Mary Margaret Paschal
Helen
Clara Kochan
Polk Street
Wichita
Kan
By John Moore
Couch
Pine Bluff
John Moors
M. Humphrys
Polk St
Texas
O. R. Bodeen
Denver
Childress
Joe Dent
Howe
M. R. Sheets
Shattuck
John Wanamaker
Red
Rev. Fisher
Mginty
Henry Thomson
General Insurance
LOT NO
WillaAwliwe
W.o’malley
Christian Church Meeting
Highland
Walter Luther Dodges Co
Madison Ave
New York City
Randal Drug Store
Coty
Randal Drug CO
CITY LICHT & WATER/CO
Beautiful Hats
6Th St
Lone Star Stage Line
Canyon
Hereford
Clovis
Portales
Roswell
Union Stage Line
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