Kiwanis take Civic Field meet in Amarillo clubs clash
Amarillo Kiwanis led by Sam Vaughn dominate the Civic Field Day at Amarillo Country Club defeating Rotary and Lions with a 79 point total. Marsalis and Vaughn top individual performances in events from sprints to jumps and puzzles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Kiwanis Club
Sam Vaughn
Rotary
Elgar Laird
Civic Club
Amarillo Country Club
Rining
Doc Marsalis
Lions Club
Kiwanians
Rotary Club
Kiwanis
Sam
Marsalis
Kiwania
Wade Holman
George Maggard
W. T Bartruff
Panhandle sheriffs unite to curb bootleg trade and plan July Fourth picnic
Sheriff John Fry urges regional cooperation to curb crime across Potter Randall and Oldham counties. The Security Benefit association schedules an annual picnic at Canyon on July 4 inviting members and relatives with carpool and food plans. Amarillo group to meet at hall 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fry
Canyon
Panhandle
Potter, Randall
Oldham
Security Benefit Association
Claude
Kate Britt
Amarillo
Bargain Lee Dairy Plant for Sale With Jersey Herd
S. W. Lee plans to relocate to California and sell his Lee dairy here at a sacrifice. The package includes 51 purebred Jerseys, a profitable milk route, a dairy barn, poultry farm nine lots, well and windmill, delivery truck, and equipment with attractive terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Lee
San Jacinto
California
Mr. Lee
W. Fr. Cazzell
Tie Lee
Lee
Lee Dairy
Lions Club Organized in Shamrock with 31 Members
Shamrock June 27 The Lions roared as Wiles Johnson of San Antonio, organizer of the International Lions Club, established a Shamrock chapter. Officers elected were J. B. Clark president Ben A Wooten secretary A S Martin tail twister and Guy Hill lion tamer A banquet was held at the new Johnson hotel attended by about twenty members. total members signed up reached thirty one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe
Shamrock
Taila
Wiles Johnson
San Antonio
International Lions Club
Ben A Wooten
A. S. Martin
Guy Hill
New Johnson Hotel
Water Not To Blame For Typhoid Scare In Amarillo
Dr. A. H. Lindsay Amarillo public health officer notes a minor typhoid scare yet confirms city water is not contaminated. Only one proven case exists within city limits with source still undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Lindsay
Lindsay
Amarillo
Red Cross Lifesaving Lessons Set for Amarillo Natatorium
W Cantwell of Saint Louis the national Red Cross lifesaving representative will teach and demonstrate lifesaving swimming in Amarillo July 1 and 2. He travels from Hereford to Canadian, using the Natatorium owned by Jr Batin. Dr Guy Owens chair of Amarillo Red Cross first aid committee says special hours will be set with Scouts priority and other times open for any swimmer wanting training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A W. Cantwell
Saint Louis
National Red Cross
Amarillo
Cantwell
Hereford
Natatorium
Jr. Batin
Guy Owens
First Aid Committee
the Red Cross
Owens
Dallas Sign Man Joins Hollander Davenport Co
Kollman from Dallas takes a leading post with Hollander Davenport Co a new Amarillo based firm in signs and advertising He previously headed the Zimmerman Sign and Poster plant in Dallas for six years bringing expert knowledge to the Amarillo operation officials say the expansion reflects growing business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Hollander-Davenport CO
FFE
Kollman
Holander-Davenport
Amarillo
Zimmerman
Residents and visitors noted in North Amarillo column
Mrs. R. B. Francis returns home from Elk City. Miss Jauline Placey, ill with pneumonia, shows improvement though bedridden. Miss Ruth Puecker and Miss Violet Kartman, Epworth League guests, depart for Perryton. Lenna Bryant heads to Leckney to visit grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Thompson visit H. S. Milolland. Illinois counties employ town-guard system to deter bank robberies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Francis
North Buchanan Street
Elk City
Jauline Placey
E.G. Placey
North Grant Street
Ruth Puecker
Violet Kartman
Epworth League
Three Building Permits Total $77,700
Friday and Saturday issued three building permits totaling $77,700. J Paul plans a $10,000 home at 2218 Polk. Joe Sneed obtains a $45,000 house permit at 2121 Harrison, plus a $22,700 permit for the Odd Fellows lodge at Fifth and Pierce. Shanghai plans a 1500 seat theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows Lodge
J. ©. Paul
Polk Street
Joe Sneed
Harrison Street
Fifth
Pierce Streets
Father of E. M. Pittman Dies at Home in Coleman
E. H. Pittman aged 78, father of B. M. Pittman of Coleman, died at home Friday after a period of illness. This follows the recent death of his wife three weeks earlier. Pittman had been frequently called to the bedside in the last weeks as both parents faced severe illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Pittman
Coleman
E. H. Pittman
BE. M. Vittman
Cowie
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Oliver
A. B.C
Spencer
Notary
Golf
Newby
Greenhill
A RB. C
Vaugelin
Howe
Trons
Vaughn
Fhenison
Keeney
T. Smith
Merriman
Lions
Cartwright
A. B. Dollar
Austin
Paul
Meredeth
T. Turner
Goodman
Tiona
Martin
Wanis, Nichols
Johnson, Lions
The
Cole
Parcells
Truett
Goodwin
McCullough
Davis
Williams
Nichols
Marsalis Lions
Laird
McCarty
Henson Kiwanis
Pearson
Bartruff
Henson
Riggs and Cribbens
Burke and Witt
AIBOC
McAfee
Vaughan
A. B
Holman
Fisher
Cox
Sackface
Waird
Meredith
Vions
Kulloom
Hal Roberts
Omaha
Deason
Charley Augin
Red Cassman
BE. B. D
Fay Raat
Amarillo, Texas
Western Packing CO
Illinois
Shanghai
China
County Mans
Canton Drum Corps
Texas
Alamo Exposition
FORD
Ball Park
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