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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1925
Page
6
D. A. Blake, longtime manager of the Consumers fee company, resigns effective Wednesday after fourteen years in that post. Eye trouble prompted the move. he will seek treatment in Dallas soon and has spent weeks there recently for his condition.
Wallace Clark heads the West Texas Teachers College music department in Canyon praises the Panhandle Music Festival for balance and variety. Emil F. Myers notes early enthusiasm as Albert Spaulding, Rudolph Reuter, May Peterson, Mojica, and Seagie are set to perform with a feature rich orchestra and vocal selections. The festival slogan Music for all reflects broad appeal and diverse contests to showcase talent.
Dallas March 19 Word was received of the death at San Antonio of Col John H Traylor noted Texan He was born in the data and served four years in the Confederate army He came to Texas after the war as a construction contractor at Jefferson He served in both houses of the Legislature and helped replace Limestone with native Texas granite in the state capitol He was mayor of Dallas from 1838 to 1900 Burial will be at Pailes Vir.
The Globe offers four prizes of 25 cents each plus two one day passes to the Fair theater daily for the best witty jokes about kids. Parents may submit bright sayings for children but jokes must concern children's doings and sayings. This feature runs daily.
A jumble of vignettes shows prize awards to Mrs FE W Hundley Claude Tex 3 years May and May s grandpa pocketed linen. Clara Havener Arthur 5 races with father at breakfast. Tomm y 35 warns against lye and a child asks where its mouth. Cliff’s father away a man knocks and asks for father.
The district court jury was dismissed Wednesday afternoon and will reconvene Saturday morning after the case against Robert Moore and J P Jones was continued. A Globe want ad is mentioned in the text.
Dr George F Thomas died from heart trouble after years of illness. Services conducted by Rev R Thomsen at his home 1500 Van Buren with burial in Llano cemetery. Knights Templar and Potter County Medical Society members served as pallbearers. he was active in Amarillo medical and civic life for 17 years.
A northeast Panhandle wheat area received light snow Tuesday night. Docker, Yollet area records two inches while Carrouzet te and Perryton report one inch. The light snowfall is considered a temporary benefit to the wheat.
Mrs H B Sainholt of 006 Weet Sixth Street received a telegram reporting her husband seriously injured in an automobile accident in Corsicana. She departed last night to join him.
A March 18 filing lists warranty deeds and deeds of trust across Glenwood and nearby towns. Names include Odom, Frank FE, King, Lundergreen, Williams, Moore, Ingram, Jones, and others with parcel details and sums from 350 to 10,350 dollars. Also releases and certified copies appear for several properties and parties in the Panhandle and surrounding districts.
St Louis March 19 The grand council of DeMolays concluded its annual meeting here with 15 000 000 Americans deemed not fully integrated into the nation. L Smith assistant attorney general of Michigan condemned communist activity in the United States and criticized American ignorance of propaganda. The report noted widespread influence in the country and warned that even schoolchildren are exposed to such material.
The Rev. Virgil Wither and wife returned from a prayer meeting at San Jacinto Heights to find intruders had forced a door at 03 Alabama Avenue. Groceries were scattered in a piled mess. Police sought suspects, later named as members of the San Jacinto Methodist Church. The pastor plans to drop the investigation, saying he knows who acted.
B O Taylor, realtor handling Landergin's immigration lands, adds a department for Amarillo city property. He offers sales staff for city property and Landergin lands with office in room 306 Blackburn building.
The Vex-O well in Section 1 Hutchinson county, Mary B. Tomlinson survey, is to be drilled deeper. Souligny and Smith of Ponca City Oklahoma, owners, arrange for resumed drilling after gas at 1 200 feet and strong interest from oil men.
More than twenty Woodmen Circle members formed a degree team at Shamrock Tuesday night and a class of thirty was initiated. Mrs. Jennie Lindbloom district manager and Mrs. W. J. Basum spoke, with Houston Taylor. Miss Wilma Fllis led the sixteen member degree team as pianist. The group aims for the state prize in San Antonio in April.
Mrs. Ed Goodner of Wichita Falls will address the ladies Bible class Friday at 4 PM at 91 Pierce Street home of Mrs. Bass in Dallas. She is president of the Dallas Presbyterial and regarded as a fine Bible teacher in the state.
Milholland, a railroad engineer and school board candidate, rejects rumors he cannot attend duties. He says he leaves town daily at 4 45 pm and returns next day at 1 10 pm, yielding 28 hours free and will miss meetings only if they conflict with his work. He pledges to attend meetings when possible and perform board duties.
An old ad claims a simple mixture of buckthorn bark magnesium and glycerine clears a coated tongue and treats stomach or bowel trouble. It boasts relief from constipation within an hour and notes the product Adherika. Randall Drug Co. is mentioned as a seller.
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