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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1925
Page
3
A shipment of twelve German roller birds from the San Andreasburg mountains has arrived at Randall drug store. The arrival, described as high bred singers, has drawn hundreds of visitors in recent days who enjoy the melodies. The store also offers cages, bird foods, and related preparations.
F P Guenther a professor at West Texas State Teachers College since 1910 lies in an extremely critical state at St Anthony s hospital after gall stones surgery and river trouble Saturday His condition remained unchanged last night and doctors and family hoped he might recover if he lived until morning He led language departments and education courses and oversaw campus landscaping with recognition as a leading educator in the state
The Amarillo branch of the American Association of University Women met Saturday at 3 o clock in the Women’s club rooms. Reports from committees were presented and the group voted to pay its share of the state quota for the quinquennial Washington meeting in May. Prof Robert Jarrett spoke on a Salary Schedule for Teachers. Hostesses served refreshments. invited guests included Mrs Robert Jarrett and local education leaders. Texas Utilities plans post office and ice station construction in the business district and line work toward Littlefield Muleshoe and other western communities.
Spring fashion guides parade under Ezra era voice with ads from King’s Dry Goods at Fourth and Taylor and Jarret’s Fashion Shop promoting dresses, ensembles, hats, coats, and accessories. Local services include Gray’s Kodak finishing and Allie Ryan Beauty Parlor showcasing curls and facials.
Seven Littlefield residents who are not yet citizens arrived in Amarillo to file first naturalization papers with U S Commissioner Rollie Scales. The group, part of a Canadian immigrant colony nine years ago, hopes to naturalize ahead of Lamb county’s county seat relocation from Olton. Accompanying them were Albert Neuenschwander and William Rossnagel.
Frank Bishop and wife of Claude visited town yesterday while festival seat sales open tomorrow at 3 PM. Quotes from locals include plans for a Trades Day monthly and a massed piano concert for the Philharmonic Scholarship fund. Reports cover Quanah builders, Conway teachers in Amarillo, oil tips, and several civic notices across Hardeman and Moore counties.
Panhandle citizens gather at the Panhandle Inn Tuesday night at 7 30 for a large banquet. The Panhandle Chamber of Commerce outlines plans for the coming year and features several prominent speakers in a lively program.
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