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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1939

Page

3

Tribute Paid to A H Willborn Amarillo Leader

Final tribute to Allen H Willborn a longtime Amarillo civic business and church leader was paid at First Baptist Church. Interment followed at Liano Cemetery with pallbearers including C E Blue and N Headrick. Survivors include wife a son two daughters four grandchildren and siblings.

Allen H. Willborn Amarillo First Baptist Church W. H. Fuqua Willborn Brothers Company FE. FE. Simmons Don Blue Albuquerque C. M. Howe Cyril Cloud T. N. Jameson Wayne Jameson R. R. Penington C. R. England Sheldon Foster L. Vaughn V. EF. Leavelle N. D. Good C. F. Luna C. C. Best George Pearce James Childs T. R. Rat H. O. Willborn Joe Mobiey W. W. Cox Stonewall Colo Herbert Flaine Willborn Joe Bob Jane Allen Mobley A. C. Willborn Fort Worth J. M. Willborn Pleasant Valley M. G. Gilbert Vernon Esther Schriber

Award Reversed in Fifth Circuit Over Century Insurance Claim

The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals reversed and remanded a March decision granting $148 026 90 to the estate of A B Hervey of Hughes Springs Texas from Century Insurance Company in a Texas federal district court case.

New Orleans U.P Texas Federal District Court A. EB. Hervey Hughes Springs Tex Century Insurance Company U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals

Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Promoted for Stomach Upsets

An advertisement touts Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic for stomach upsets gas sour risings and heartburn claiming it stimulates appetite improves digestion and aids in overall well being. It describes personal testimonials of better sleep pep and relief after use and urges readers to obtain it from their druggist.

Doctor Pierce Aida Williams Pierce

Three Soloists Featured In Golden Sandie Band Concert

Tomorrow night the Golden Sandie band in Municipal Auditorium presents three soloists Hugo Loewenstern Avery Rush Jr and Buddy Meyer with the first North Texas wood wind quintet Virginia Todd Karl Christian Catherine Burleson Roy Reed and Patricia The concert is free begins at 8 o clock and will be explained by Wes Izzard The curtain raiser will be Amariillo as the band performs without conductors before going to Platiview for competition.

Golden Sandie Band Municipal Auditorium North Texas Hugo Loewenstern Avery Rush, Jr Buddy Meyer Young Loewenstern Virginia Todd Karl Christian Catherine Burleson Roy Reed Patricia Oscar Wise Wise Wes Izzard Amarillo Ident Charles Renter United States Navy Ross PD Rogers Panhandle Washington, D. C NBC Platiview

Kent State student pays fees with nickels

Don Tewes, a Kent State student, paid his tuition for the second semester with 835 nickels weighing nearly 10 pounds, literally buffaloing the university treasurer’s office.

Tultion Kent Don Tewes Kent State University

Federal Court To Open Here May 8

The Spring term of the United States District Court for the Northern District of Texas will open May 8 instead of early next month. A short term is planned as the docket for the term is light, per the United States Clerk.

United States District Court For Northern District of Texas United States Clerk

Shannon Davidson Nears Express Goal

Shannon Davidson the Texas to Oakland pony express leader arrived in San Arbo California at 7 A M en route to the Golden Gate International Exposition He has about 180 miles to travel to reach his destination and had averaged between 80 and 100 miles a day since leaving Nocona Texas on March 1.

San Arbo Calif Shannon Davidson Oakland Pony Express Golden Gate International Exposition Nocona Tex

Look How Old You Are Yet Hearts Remain Youthful

A reflective piece praises perseverance over failed gadgets and plans, urging readers to face facts with courage. It insists failures teach resilience and that youthful spirit outlasts setbacks, as the calendar challenges ages while the heart defies limits.

Inventor Claims Torpedo-Proof Ship Device

San Jose California inventor Miles Perucci announces patent tights for a hydraulic device said to swing warships quickly to port or starboard to avoid torpedoes. He says details are secret while negotiations with the federal government proceed and the plans are stored in safety vaults in San Francisco.

San Jose Cal U.P Washington Miles Perucci Perucci Navy United States San Francisco

Parcells and Stinnett Vie for AISD Board Seats

Dr. R P Parcells and Beaumont Stinnett are the two candidates for the Amarillo Independent School District Board of Trustees. The election to two seats is set for April 1, with filing closed midnight last night. Stinnett seeks the term of Joe B Dooley, who is not running again, while Parcells seeks re election after years on the board and a past presidency.

Amarillo Independent School District R. P. Parcells Beaumont Stinnett Stinnett Dr. Parcells Joe B. Dooley Dooley

Negro Progressives Announce City Meeting At Mt Zion

Members of the Negro Progressive League announce a mass meeting on Friday night at Mt. Zion Baptist Church Second Avenue and Van Buren Street. The notice says all candidates in the city election are invited to speak and the meeting starts at eight. The rubber industry shows a world investment of 3 billion dollars with annual retail output near 2.5 billion.

Negro Progressive League Mt. Zion Baptist Church Second Avenue van Buren Street FE. A. Mitchell Mathew “Bones” Hooks W. G. Crawford

It Really Rained Fish in California

In Ontario California on March 22 a flock of cranes dropped fish on rooftops when Mrs. Iola Martin heard a thump and saw a dozen fish slide from the sky. The birds reportedly carried fish from a distant reservoir lake before releasing them.

Ontario Cal O.R Iola Martin Reservoir Lake

Wheat Program Director Charles Conser Dies at 64

Charles Conser, director of the Agriculture Adjustment Administration's wheat program for 13 western states, collapsed and died during a staff meeting. Aides attributed the death to a heart attack.

Washington U.R Charles Conser Agriculture Adjustment Administration

Hero Knights Were Small and Skinny in Armor

U S Steel News reports old steel-armored knights were likely small with skinny legs. Despite 60 pound armor, many fit modern men would barely enter a medieval suit. Factors include diet and training noted by John W Higgins from Worcester Massachusetts.

Chicago U.S U. S. Steel News John W. Higgins Worcester Mass Steel Executive

Embezzling Charge Faces Granger School Superintendent

A. B. Smith superintendent of Granger schools faces embezzlement of public funds charges filed in Justice of the Peace C. F. Frazier's court. District Attorney W. K. McClain of Georgetown brought the charge. Smith was released on a $1,000 bond.

Granger Justice of the Peace C. F

Mary Earl of Peterboro Reaches 100 With Cheerful View

Mrs. Mary Earl, a centenarian in Peterboro New Hampshire, declares happiness at turning 100. She quips that worry achieves nothing and notes she has two teeth left that still meet.

Peterboro N. H Mary Earl

Shadowed by Armor Boys Train for Tournaments

Fragmentary passage notes boys spending long hours in the saddle and wearing heavy armor for tournaments. It mentions how armor restricted breathing and aimed to build leg strength, implying training effects on young riders and the physical challenges they faced in the era.

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