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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1938
Page
2
Frank Wilkinson promotes thorough lubrication service at Gulf Service Station at Sixteenth and Harrison. The crew undergoes extensive training on the shop’s high tech equipment and proper lubricants. A detailed checking diagram guides each vehicle’s lubrication to ensure no part is missed.
Mrs D A Shirley registrar of West Texas State College and Mrs Shirley were called to Granbury last week due to the death of Mrs Shirley's mother Mrs FE A Hannaford in Canyon Texas and Grandbury proximity noted.
Silverton reports its new clay plant is operating at about 30 tons per day, nearly a carload of finished clay, signaling solid early production.
Dr J F Bromert outlines how spinal subluxations press nerves, disrupting impulse flow and causing disease. Realignment and spinal adjustment restore openings, allowing nature to heal afflicted parts by relieving obstructed nerve impulses.
The Ramey Brothers Construction Company now has headquarters in Amarillo after moving from Longview. They built the Texas Technological College administration building in Lubbock for 400000 dollars and the Cortez Hotel in El Paso for 800000 dollars, plus city halls in Sweetwater and Lubbock.
McLean High School announces the senior class play Alley Daf fodil to be staged on April 5. Rehearsals proceed under director Miss Betty Farley senior sponsor, Miss Jewell Cousins assistant sponsor, and Miss Julia Slough.
Ozarka water is promoted as pure and therapeutic, aiding digestion and elimination. The copy highlights its soft mineral content, broad health claims, interstate shipping from Eureka Springs Arkansas, and local Amarillo distribution through Ozarka Water Company with J. M. Sheers as manager.
A cross border campaign began in Piedras Negras to aid the Mexican government in paying for oil properties expropriated from foreign firms. Mayor Antonio Reyes opened with a 100 peso donation.
Snookums owned by Dr. and Mrs. T. L. Jones of Mayetta Kansas has journeyed 12000 miles across five trips to California and visited a dozen states with its owners.
The Imperial Barber Shop at 404 Polk Street, run by R R Carrie Nation and Charley Davis, introduces the Xervac hair growth device in the Panhandle. Nation claims 90 percent of baldness cases improve, with some regrowth possible if not long-standing. Home use kits are available, with barber shops offering treatments and health guidance.
Silverton FFA members announce a calf show on March 31 with a prize for the best calf. The group recently attended a Spur poultry judging event and earned several blue ribbons.
Prof. A. S. Butterworth, age 74, of the geology department at Southeast Missouri Teachers’ College in Cape Girardeau, preserves a collection of 125,000 microfossils for study and teaching.
Gatlin Glass Paint Company advertises the Hilco Handy Sandy floor sander for rent by hour day week or month. The machine removes old varnish quietly and dustlessly with simple operation and fast results. Rental info available by calling 2 1424. The shop also sells varnishes paints and painter supplies including a waxing attachment.
Pringle teachers were reelected for 1938-39 at a board meeting. J B McCombs was chosen as principal.
McDonald Auto Supply at 612 Harrison Street unveils rebuilt machine shop with new piston grinders align reaming equipment lathe and boring gear to service tractors and trucks. The expanded stock includes pistons rings bearings gaskets and valve components with guaranteed satisfaction on merchandise and work led by manager Charles Figh.
News of the death of H. M. Meek father of Miss Dids Meek a West Texas State College sophomore was received last week. He had been in ill health and died from heart disease. He was a grocer. Miss Meek was accompanied to Lamesa by Miss Quixie Bea King a senior student from the same town.
A Texas Department of Education bulletin reports improved public school teacher qualifications with fewer annual certificates issued. The shift favors quality over quantity as more permanent high school certificates are issued and specialists in home economics physical training and music must obtain field credits and state licenses.
The district grand jury finished its January term returning 29 indictments for offenses including theft burglary forgery unlawful passing of forged instruments receiving and concealing stolen property and aggravated assault and battery in Stinnett March 27.
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