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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1939

Page

6

Last Day for Amarillo School Census Count

Friday marks the final day to enumerate all pupils ages 6 through 18 in the Amarillo Independent School District. Missed children save $22 per head for taxpayers. parents should report new enrollments or missed entries to Mrs. Westbay, the census supervisor, the district office, or their local principal.

Amarillo Independent School District State Department of Education Amarillo Public Amarillo W D. Westbay

Raw Milk Association Holds First Reorganization Meeting

The Amarillo Grade A Raw Milk Producers Distributors held their first luncheon meeting today at the Colonial Kitchen. Jim Morrison serves as business manager, with C. M. Boyd of Gurtz Dairy as president and Jack Wyatt, city sanitation chief chemist, as principal speaker.

Jim Morrison Amarillo Jack Wyatt Colonial Kitchen C. M. Boyd Gurtz Dairy

Postmaster DeGrassi Seeks Local Plant Choice

Postmaster W B DeGrassi debates the new Amarillo post office entrance plantings. Suggestions include cactus yucca and bear grass, with a preference for a local beauty that fits the area.

Amarillo W. B. DeGrassi Mr. de Grassi

Seventh Anniversary Easter At Home Club Market

The Saturday market at Municipal Auditorium run by the Home Demonstration Club of Potter County marks its seventh anniversary Easter. County farm women bring produce poultry eggs vegetables flowers and handwork to the market each week and the venture has become a substantial income source for rural women.

Chiba Potter County

One Millionth Money Order Expected at Amarillo Post Office

The Amarillo post office will issue its one millionth money order within two to three weeks. The No 1 000 000 money order blank is in supplies received for next month. Postal workers note it took over 20 years to reach the first million money orders in Amarillo.

Amarillo

Gold Medal Kidney Remedy Promises Quick Relief

An advertisement touts a capsule treatment labeled Gold Medal Kidney Remedy for kidney and bladder discomfort. It claims to ease irritation and reduce frequent urination with a 3s cent package and direct usage instructions.

Grasshoppers Tops as Egg Layers and Disease No Threat

Research from entomologists shows grasshoppers lay vast numbers of eggs but only one generation occurs per season. Cold damp weather and rainy seasons reduce populations, while freezing temperatures must be extreme to affect eggs buried below ground. Potter County reports little change in infestation from last year.

Paul Timmons Panhandle Department of Agriculture Texas Potter County Ted Alexander

Bishop Seaman Returns to Amarillo for Palm Sunday

Bishop E. C. Seaman of the North Texas Episcopal district is home in Amarillo for Palm Sunday engagements after a month abroad. He conducted services in Sweetwater, Colorado, Big Spring, Midland, Abilene and Baird, organized a Odessa congregation, lectured in Clarendon, preached in Galveston and Alexandria, La, and visited New Orleans. He will celebrate at 8 o clock and preach at 11 o clock at St. Andrew's, with a choral Palm tribute by Frank Peterson and Nellie Erhard.

E. C. Seaman Protestant Episcopal Church North Texas Amarillo Palm Seaman Sweetwater Colorado Big Spring Midland Abilene Baird Odessa Clarendon Episcopal Church India Burma Ceylon Trinity Church Galveston St. James Parish Alexandria J. Hodge Alves Lubbock New Orleans St. Andrew's R. A. Foster Frank Peterson Nellie Erhard

Joan Meeker Keys Coronado Jones Script for 70 Cast

In Amarillo, Joan Meeker, sister of conductors Murray and Mildred Meeker, typed all lines and lyrics for 70 cast members in Coronado Jones. She has copied some music, retyped the script daily with few mistakes, and now handles Tolzien's Music Store seat reservations.

Joan Meeker Murray Meeker Mildred Meeker Miller Joan Tolzien Coronado Jones

Man Calls It Blink But Court Rules It a Wink

In Cambridge Mississippi on March 30, 62-year-old Robert Townsend was fined $20 after a court found he winked at a 17-year-old girl. Townsend claimed a medical eye condition caused uncommanded blinking, but Judge Arthur P. Stone sided with the girl's account.

Court Cambridge Miss Robert Townsend Arthur P. Stone Townsend

Ring misplacement and recovery described in ongoing tale

The narrative recalls a bent ring troubling a flyer who removed it to an ash tray and lost track of its location for days before it reappears. The text reflects the column's light, personal tone as it follows this small domestic incident.

PWA Official Closes Bids On The Dot At Meeting

Potter County commission will open bids for a 300000 annex to Northwest Texas Hospital with a PWA representative present. A recent example shows the official declaring bids closed at exactly ten o clock, with one bid excluded for arriving half a minute late.

PWA Potter County Commission Northwest Texas Hospital Western Union

Fish gulping must stop says ARL

The Boston Animal Rescue League urged an end to collegiate goldfish gulping contests after Donald V. Mulcahy of Boston College ate 30 live goldfish to win the championship from Jules Alsner of the University of Michigan. ARL president Robert F. Sellar pledged steps to curb such events, arguing no one knows how a fish feels.

Boston Boston Animal Rescue League Massachusetts Donald V. Mulcahy Brockton Boston College Jules Alsner University of Michigan Alsner Mulcahy Robert FP. Sellar Sellar

Coronado Jones Musical Extravaganza Ticket Sales Soar

Tickets for Coronado Jones at the Municipal Auditorium are moving quickly at Tolsten's Music Store in Tolsten. Advance tickets bought by High School Congress and Glee Club members must be exchanged for reserved seats by Monday evening. Prices range from 40 cents to two dollars, with different sections priced accordingly.

Coronado Jones Municipal Auditorian Tolken Music Store Ninth and Polk Street Joan Meeker High School Congress and Glee Club Tolasten Betwen Uve White Deer Echool

Ford Plant Film Shown at Amarillo Rotary Meeting

A Rotary Club luncheon featured a Ford Motor Company plant film from River Rouge Michigan. Irving Tolzien as program chairman led the session. James McKinstry of Ford Oklahoma City presented the industrial movie with Walter Irvin Motor Co. dealers invited. Coronado Jones guest star Barney Ogle sang Night on the Prairie with Mildred Meeker Miller at the piano. Stanley Crowe gave a brief talk and H F Atkinson was introduced as a new member.

Ford Motor Company River Rouge Mich Rotary Club Today Amarillo Hotel Irving Tolzien James McKinstry Oklahoma City Walter Irvin Motor Company Rotary Club Barney Ogle Amarillo Coronado Jones Mildred Meeker Miller Stanley Crowe H. F. Atkison

Famous Swiss Skier Featured On KGNC Interview

Reno du Pasquier, renowned Swiss skier, appears on the Sports Review for an interview to air tomorrow at 7 PM over KGNC. He will lecture at the Herring Hotel Crystal Ball room, show skiing films, and discuss winter sports in the Panhandle.

Reno du Pasquier Sports Review KGNC di Pasquier Amarillo Herring Hotel Panhandle Sangre Dale Smith

January District Court Term Ends This Saturday

The January term of the 47th district court will end Saturday with the spring term opening in Claude next Monday. The grand jury, recessed yesterday, will reconvene tomorrow for its final session.

47Th District Court Claude Grand Jury

Randall County Scouts Court Held at First Methodist Church

The Randall County District Court of Honor was held at the First Methodist Church in Canyon. Tenderfoot through first class ranks and merit badges were awarded to many Canyon and Happy Scouts. J. B. Speer presided as superintendent of Canyon Public Schools and chair of the court, with H. Condron and Levi Cole among the other members.

Randall County District Court of Honor Randall County Boy Scouts First Methodist Church Canyon Tenderfoot Canyon and Happy Boy Scouts J. B. Speer Canyon Public Schools Randall County Court of Honor H. Condron Levi Cole

He Was Confident Until He Met Mrs Scruggs

In Birmingham on March 30 a man presented a $25 check and forged credentials to a hotel cashier claiming to be W E Scruggs. A detective arrested him on forgery charges after noting the stolen credentials belonged to a traveling salesman in Jacksonville Florida. The man learned the cashier was Mrs W B Scruggs.

Birmingham Ala W. E. Scruggs Scruggs Jacksonville Pla W. B. Scruggs

Mount Zion Church Choir Spring Festival

The Mount Zion Baptist Church choir presents its annual spring festival on Friday at 8 15 P M directed by Kathryn Oliver Hines. The program includes negro spirituals anthems solos and duets at Second Avenue and Van Buren Street with no admission charge a silver offering will be taken a section is reserved for white visitors.

Mount Zion Baptist Church Kathryn Oliver Hines Mount Zion Second Avenue van Buren Street

Burglar Returns Purse After Simple Favor Incident

A burglar took a purse containing about 15 dollars from Margaret Johnson at 700 West Seventeenth Avenue but left all other property intact. Mrs H Ray Johnson described how the burglar entered through a window that was normally hard to raise. Separately George Shannon reported his car damaged in a rammed crash at 1711 Harrison Street after parking at 2213 Hayden Street.

Margaret Johnson West Seventeenth Avenue George Shannon Hayden Street Harrison Streeet

Liquor Stores Likely Open During School Board Elections

Austin report states state elections for school trustees next Saturday will not require closing beer and liquor establishments. State Liquor Administrator Bert Ford announced no forced liquor store closures during the election.

Austin Bert Ford

Fishermen Eager To Wet a Line Before Season Closes

Amarillo residents rush to fish as the season nears its close with a two month shutdown on all game fish approaching. Workers from stores to elevators fill the scene with talk of fishing while clocks edge toward the weekend closing hour.

Ed Wynn Accused of Cruel Home Life by Wife

In a separation suit in supreme court, Mrs. Frieda Wynn formerly Mierse alleges Ed Wynn a famed stage comic was cruel at home. She seeks 250 a week temporary alimony and 7500 in counsel fees after alleged post marital depression and weight loss from his nagging. She says hearing set for next Thursday.

New York U.P Ed Wynn

Appropriation To Fight Freight Rate Structures

Abilene March 30 An appropriation of 40000 to 50000 dollars will be asked by the West Texas Chamber of Commerce to fight freight rate inequalities. Senator George Moffett of Chillicothe and Representative Bryan Bradbury of Abilene will sponsor the amendment to the rate division section of the railroad commission departmental appropriation bill.

Abilene D. A. Bandeen West Texas Chamber of Commercce Bandeen George Moffett Chillicothe Bryan Bradbury Railroad Commission

Foley Freed After Six Months For Unpaid Poll Tax

Portland Maine March 30 James A Foley jailed six months ago for refusing to pay a $3 poll tax was released today as his imprisonment could no longer be afforded. City treasurer noted Foley’s keep cost the city $100 and he remains unpaid.

Slo Portland James A. Foley Foley

Collision Near Hong Kong Involving Canton and Marechal Joffre

A Canton steamship and the French Marechal Joffre collided off Hong Kong today causing no serious injuries and both vessels resumed power and headed to safer waters after the incident.

Hongkong Canton Marechal Joffre Borth Bethaly Hong Kong

Amarillo Grows Elite Fingerprint Archive With 4000 Volunteers

Virgil Beavers announces more than four thousand Amarillo residents have volunteered to have fingerprints taken for civil identification. The files, held by the Amarillo Police Department and the FBI, cover prominent citizens and everyday residents and aid identification in accidents and various job screening processes.

Federal Bureau of Investigation Beavers Amarillo

Water and Sewer Works Men To Have Barbecue Meeting

Members of the Panhandle Water and Sewer Works Association travel to Amarillo for their annual meeting. A 5 o clock chicken barbecue opens the session in city hall with talks by Lawrence Cecil of Chicago on conditioning water and Carl Baird of Tulsa on meters. Jack Wyatt serves as president for the year.

Panhandle Water and Sewer Works Association Amarillo Lawrence Cecil Chicago Carl Baird Tulsa Oklo Jack Wyatt

County Tax Office Flood for Licenses Starts

The county tax office attracted hundreds today as residents lined up to obtain 1939 auto and truck license plates before the April 1 deadline. Afterward penalties apply and officers warned vehicles without 1939 plates would be stopped and drivers charged with operating unregistered machines. Edward FitzGerald, translator of Omar Khayyam, was born March 1809.

Edward FitzGerald Omar Kahyyam

Deputies Cautioned As Hercules Is Sought in Hills

Sheriff Tobiasson ordered deputies to take special precautions against ambush as they hunted William Ebaugh a giant red bearded recluse in the Mother Lode country. He is accused of attacking the mother of three and threatening her children and fled into the hills after a long barrel rifle incident.

Nevada City Cal U.p Carl J. Tobiasson Mother Lode Tobiassen William Ebaugh Willow Flats Ebaugh

Pittsfield Woman Prepares Her Own Funeral Details

A Pittsfield resident has chosen her casket engaged a clergyman and undertaker and is sewing the dress she will wear at her own funeral showing remarkable advance planning in a personal health and end of life arrangement.

Pittsfield, Mass U.P Pittsfield

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