Amarillo Chamber of Commerce names nine committees
Directors of the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce approved nine standing committees for the remainder of the fiscal year ending April 15 1936. Meetings will be held biweekly in July and August with a full schedule resumed in September. Grover Hill listed as agriculture chair with additional farmers to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce
Board of
J. Roy Cullum
Chamber of Commerce
Cullum
Grover Hill
T. E. Johnson
Toney Chisum
W. G. Riddle
Chansler Weymouth
Paul Edquist
Arthur H. Ware
Frank Butler
John Boyce
George Richardson
N. C. Glenn
Jim Florey
Fd Hardin
Gene Howe
Bob Epperson
R. Pinkney
Jay Taylor
Frwin Ochsner
Thornton Oxnard
John Fain
Norris Ewing
T. W. Gilstrap
G. W. Luke
John Armstrong
R. R. Nation
Herbert Budke
Clyde Holtzclaw
Bill Beechler
George Broome
Ed Mayer
Otho Thompson
Howard Johnson
Bob *Ill
John Cowan
Paramount and Mission films highlight Amarillo week
Theaters offer Under the Pampa Moon at Paramount and Oil For the Lamps of China at the Mission with strong adult appeal and prominent stars Pat O Brien and Josephine Hutchinson. Secret of the Chateau opens at Texas with Stone and La Rue. Marle Mack orchestra leads Nat ballroom nights with Mary Palmer as vocalist. Oscar Dooley returns as Mission manager. Robert Watson shifts to South Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Warner Baxter
Pat Petirew
Josephine Hutchinson
Texas
Chateau
Alice White
George E. Stone
Clark Williams
Rialto
David Copperfield
REX
Cary Grant
Liberty
Harry Cording
TRE Nat
Marle Mack
Mary Palmer
Lamps of
China
Mission
Pat O’brien
O'Brien
Miss Hutchinson
the Texas
Jack la Rue
Oscar Dooley
Fair
Amarillo
Mr. Dooley
Southwest
California
Robert Watson
South Texas
Nat
Mack
Courthouse Records and Local Notices From Amarillo
Local court entries record warranty deeds and property transfers in Amarillo area including SF and SJH parcels. Vehicle registrations list Ross White and others with makes such as Chevrolet Cadillac Packard and Ford. A large Amatuer night at the Mission features Guy Lumbago and Amarilloans with acts from Panhandle region. Firemen recovered the body of Charles Hogan from Lake Dallas after a car was found near the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross A. White
Mary C. Bivins
Cadillac
Perry M. Cultra
Packard
J. R. Wilson
Ford
Griggs & Sons Oids
Denton
Charles Wayne Hogan
Lake Dallas
Farm Groups Now Exempt From Texas Securities Act
The Texas Securities Act exemption for legitimate farm cooperative associations is outlined with a key proviso. Exemption does not apply when a sale targets non-members or involves commissions to agents. Officials including Secretary of State Gerald C. Mann, and Representatives B L Rogers and A B Tarwater led the exemption effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Gerald C. Mann Kermes
B. L. Rogers
Farnsworth
A. B. Tarwater
Plainview
House
Three Minute Relief From Periodical Pains
An old advertisement touts R. C. as a three minute relief for monthly pains and general aches. It claims ingredients used by many physicians and a method distinct from other remedies. It recommends B. C. for colds headaches neuralgia and fever reduction without habit forming drugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C
Out of Town Shriners Set for Khiva Shrine Dance
Many out of town members are expected for the Khiva Shrine dance Friday night June 21. Members are admitted on the current card. Guests will be charged one dollar per couple. The dance begins at nine o clock.
Injured Woman Resting After Texoma Crash
Mrs. I F Hoarer wife of Hoarel Sign Company owner was injured last Sunday when her car ran off the road west of Texoma and overturned three times. She sustained broken ribs a crushed foot broken shoulder blades and a lung injury. Passengers Chester Miller Matrine Miller and Bill Wallace were in the car but only lightly hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. F. Hoarer
Hoarel Sign Company
Texoma
Chester Miller
Matrine Miller
Hoarer
Judge Minor Dies in San Antonio After Lingering Illness
Judge B. Minor of the 57th district court, veteran Texas jurist and longtime presiding official in San Antonio, died at his home after a lingering illness. He served 22 years on the bench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minor
Ban Antonio
2. B. Minor
Texas
57Th District Court
Sir Gallahad Lads Return From Parks
Rev. Frederick A. Foster and a group of Tads of Sir Galahad return from a four day camping trip in Palo Duro State Park. Foster reports a delightful time with park officials assisting in establishing camp and ensuring an enjoyable stay. Participants include Clifton Henderson Elton Simmons Meredith Bloom Frank Bonner A V Bryan Harry McAlister Norman Isaacs J C Isaacs Sonny McGinley Edgar DeLaho Jack Vaughn Jack Bain Bobby Russel Charles Burgess Hugh Cunningham J E Diffee David Hamrick John Bovee Billy Keys Lester Aldrich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick A. Foster
Sir Galahad
Palo Duro State Park
Foster
Lishing
Rev. Foster
Clifton Henderson
Elton Simmons
Meredith Bloom
Frank Bonner
A. V. Bryan
Harry McAlister
Norman Isaacs
J. C. Isaacs
Sonny McGinley
Edgar DeLaho
Jack Vaughn
Jack Bain
Bobby Russel
Charles Burgess
Hugh Cunningham
J. E. Diffee
David Hamrick
John Bovee
Billy Keys
Lester Aldrich
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peterman
Courthouse Records
R. W. Phillips
Panhandle
South Carolina
Guy Lumbago
Billie McEachern
Oscar Schilling
Jean White
Pampa
Cousin Sisters
Gillie
Sidney Floyd
Carolina Twins
Columbia, D. C
Calvin Mcelver
Burns
Polk Street
Canada
George Andelson
SILK
Pongee
Batiste
Oxfords
Sir Gallahad
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