For Sale and Trade: Classic Chevrolet coupe and coach
For sale cheap a 1031 Chevrolet coupe see owner at 1506 West 18th. For trade a 1930 Marquette coach for a good milch cow. Location 616 Grant. Phone 4112. Prices listed $395 $325 $150 $100 OM.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1937
Page
5
For sale cheap a 1031 Chevrolet coupe see owner at 1506 West 18th. For trade a 1930 Marquette coach for a good milch cow. Location 616 Grant. Phone 4112. Prices listed $395 $325 $150 $100 OM.
1930 De Soto sedan priced at 65 dollars and various 1920s 1930s models offered with price tags. Auto wrecking and parts services list new aluminum heads and exchange parts from 6 to 11 dollars, with wrecking two V-8s and late-model cars. Contact Jack Johnson at 208 Buchanan or Universal Parts Co. at Taylor and End Avenue.
Community notes show residents recovering from major operations and others visiting Amarillo. Names include Dan Cambern and Bertha Edwards, with travel mentions of Mrs. Skeen and Everett Bruhn. Local business and service ads for cleaning, beauty shop, and floral shops accompany social updates and sightseeing trips.
N G Hopkins 27 was run over by a wheel of a trailer in front of Jack's Place on North East Eighth Avenue. He was unhurt but treated at St Anthony’s Hospital. The item also lists new residents, relocations, business moves, and community notes around Amarillo including local firms, shops, and social events.
The undersigned applicant seeks a Retail Liquor permit from the Texas Liquor Control Board. Notice filed per Section 10 of HB 77. Permit to be used for a business at 322 West 16th Street in Amarillo Texas. Signed Roy Pool president.
Mrs Corbell of San Angelo Texas credits Gly-Cas with ending eight years of indigestion gas and dizziness. She reports rapid improvement after starting Gly-Cas and says she now eats favored foods, sleeps well, and feels stronger. Sold by Fox Drug Co. and leading drug stores nearby.
The A. Eberstadt Building at Sixth and Taylor in Amarillo is being remodeled at a cost of ten thousand dollars. Architect EB F Rit tenberry notes the 1916 brick structure will become a white stucco modern facade with maroon accents. J W Hill Furniture Company will occupy the corner with 60 feet on Taylor and frontage on Sixth Avenue, while the rear 80 feet are split into four store spaces. Neill Singleton serves as contractor.
Am arillo Kiwanis members sponsor an Easter Egg Hunt for Children's Home youngsters. At 3 o clock Kiwanis drive to the Presbyterian Home to collect the children, escorted by police to Ellwood Park for the hunt. Afterward the children visit J. P. Harrison to see Maytime at the Paramount Theater.
Five rooms worth of furniture is offered for sale including an Electrolux refrigerator and a Magic Chef range. The ad notes the setup is “excellent con- Soon 213 Arch Road after 5:30” and hints at a personal story of being stranded and seeking travel funds.
The Last of Mrs. Cheyney stars Joan Crawford Robert Montgomery and William Powell headline at Paramount. The Great Ziegfeld features William Powell Myrna Loy and Luise Rainer at Texas. Devil's Playground at Mission stars Richard Dix Dolores Del Rio and Chester Morris. Ambassador Bill at Rex features Will Rogers Greta Nissen Buostar Von Styffertitz. The Road to Glory at Rialto stars Fredric March Warner Baxter June Lang and Lionel Barrymore. Ruth Ray, entertainer, is noted with Wit Thoma and his 10 Prinecetonians.
The Rialto showcases The Road to Glory a war picture led by Fredric March Warner Baxter June Lang and Lionel Barrymore. Baxter plays a hard edged commander whose life centers on Monique a French nurse amid intense battle scenes. March rescues Monique from an air raid as a love triangle unfolds with suspense from start to finish.
Yaqui Indians in Pascua village near Tucson begin Holy Week passion play marking 400 years of observance. The three day and night marathon dance retells the crucifixion with masks and improvised costumes as refugees return to Sonora.
Darryl F. Zanuck chose Hawks to direct a new film as three reviews arrive by morning mail. One favorable note praises Burns Allen Renny and Ray promising a funny gay college holiday theme with Ola Jayne Reed. The paper invites readers to send in reviews for weekly critic’s passes.
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