Summer School Faculty Changes at West Texas Teachers College
In Canyon on March 7 inquiries about the summer session at West Texas State Teachers College note several faculty changes and substitutions. Elizabeth Dobbs will be absent with Mrs. Ethel Gray Shaw returning to lead physical education for women. M Moss Richardson will miss the second term, replaced by Flora McGee of Amarillo High. Lancaster will not teach manual training in term two, to be replaced by Joe J. Lancaster from Amarillo Junior High. Fronabarger, Witt, and Swayne return to English duties. Mary McLean teaches college history and T. M. Clark high school history. Elva Fronabarger substitutes for Mattie Lee Boyd. Annie McDonald substitutes for Erna Guenther. Annie Williams becomes student assistant in college commercial, with summer teachers Dillehay, Greer, Payne, Witt, and Meade, listed for mathematics, history, education, science, and English.
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Gicke
West Texas
Lancaster
Robert Donald
Joe J. Lancaster
Amarillo
B. F. Fronabarger, Jr
Marion Witt
Mattie Swayne
Mary McLean
T. M. Clark
Elva Fronabarger
Canyon
Mattie Lee Boyd
Teachers College Training School
Annie McDonald
Erna Guenther
Annie Williams
the Childress High School
C. H. Dillehay
Hereford
J. K. Greer
Brownwood
A. D. Payne
M. E. Witt
Lubbock
Fremont Meade
Railroad News and Folks By John Moore
Railway men and executives visit Amarillo and Shattuck as Santa Fe officials inspect the Plains division. W. B. Story notes Titanic fable and fate while optimistic weather signals rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Moore
F. L. Myers
Santa Fe
F. J. MacKie
H. O. Wagner
F. B. Hart
Plains
Cadillac
Alaska official named governor of Alaska for future term
President Coolidge selects George Alexander Parks, an Interior Department engineer in Alaska, to become Governor of Alaska after Governor Scott Bone completes term. The appointment follows Parks’s noted career and questions about readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Alexander Parks
Department of the Interior
Alaska
President Coolidge
Scott Bone
Farks
Novelty Advertising topic to headline Amarillo Ad Club meeting
The Amarillo Advertising and Salesmanship Club will meet Monday at noon at the Amarillo hotel to discuss Novelty Advertising. Principal speaker I. D. Cole is noted as thoroughly informed on the topic and will present an engaging talk for businessmen. Members and other local businessmen are urged to attend the luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Rich Boy Nils Fischer Found After Missing in Transit
Nils Fischer son of a wealthy Swedish manufacturer disappeared December 6 while traveling from Chicago to New York. He reappeared after seeing a bulletin board sign reading Wanted This Man at the Bowery YMCA in New York. He was hungry with a blank mind and recovered quickly under a doctor's care but could not recall his recent whereabouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nils Fischer
Chicago
New York
Bowery Y. M. C. A
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Flora McGee
Joseph A. Kielt
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Palm Beach
Manhattan Transfer
Newark
N. 3
D. C
FORD
Highland Park
Ford Motor Company
Detroit
America
Destiny
Heaven
W. B. Story
Santa Fe Railway System
R. W. Prentice
H. G. Flanders
H. Jefferson
Shattuck
W. E. Goodloe
J. A. Brown
Denver Bridge and Building Department
Childress
J. O. Walker
Wichita Falls
John Moors
Polk Street
Allen Early
Denver
Boston
Linz
Canadian
E. T. Hill
A. N. Posey
H. E. Dodd
G. G. Ayers
Sam Mitchell
Jack Smith
Rock Island
H. C. Harrison
Bert Maxwell
W. W. Holmes
F. Edwards
Clovis
N. M
J. R. Boyer
Waynoka
N. Montgomery
Igeorge A. Pares
Buick-Cadillac
Slaton
W. H. Standish
California
Nivs Fischer
Blackburn’s Funeral Home
Army
Taylor
Auto Limericks
By Galle
Tery
Fred H. Galle
Amarillo Hardware CO
the Junior Coffee Company
Johnson Street
Guaranty State Bank
G. C. McDaniel
Nunn Bidg
Amarillo Motorcycle CO
East 4Th St
Murphy
Shamrock
E. L. Mi
Urphy
Mississippi
Maione
Pampa
Panhandle
Union Station
Dinanitt
Elk
Villa
J.R. Sargent
Lane Springs
Breilers
Reese
OFC Aemene
Sluferyt Produce CO
N. Buchanan
J. F. Bromert
D.C
Western
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