Parcells to lead Amarillo Rotary at Fort Worth conference
Dr. R. P. Parcells will head the Amarillo Rotary Club delegation to the 41st District Rotary Conference in Fort Worth. He will travel with several club members for a two day event starting Sunday. Jim Farwell leads the Amarillo group with Dorsey B. Smith and Horace M. Russell among attendees.
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R. P. Parcells
Amarillo
Jim Willson
Floydada Lumberman
Rotary International
West Texas
Amarilloans Back From Funeral Trip
Mr and Mrs L Quinn and daughter Billie of 502 Prospect and Mr and Mrs T P Brewer of 124 Wayside returned from Lubbock where they attended the funeral of Mrs Bradford Quinn the mother of Mr Quinn. She died Tuesday afternoon after months of illness. Surviving are the husband two sons two daughters three brothers two sisters and three grandchildren. Interment was in Lubbock Cemetery on Wednesday afternoon.
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L. Quinn
Billie
Prospect
T. P. Brewer
Lubbock
Mr. Quinn
Bradford Quinn
Singers to Be Featured by Hill Bible Class Sunday
H Edward Pearce vocal soloist and Ruth and Dorothy Coan will be featured by the T Newton Hill Bible class Sunday morning with Dr R C Snodgrass teaching. In keeping with the church evangelistic meeting, favorite old songs will be led by L F Aldrich and Mrs H M Crudgington. Class meets in the new stone unit of the First Christian Church at 9:40. The public is invited.
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H. Edward Pearce
Coan
Ruth
Dorothy
T. Newton Hill
R. C. Snodgrass
L. F. Aldrich
H. M. Crudgington
New Stone
First Christian Church
Gly Cas hailed as cure for rheumatism in Amarillo ads
Local residents report Gly-Cas relieves chronic rheumatic pain neuritis stomach liver kidney and bowel troubles in Amarillo. Mrs Myrtle Celey of 1406 Johnson Street credits twelve years of illness ended by Gly-Cas and praises its rapid source-targeted relief, with Fox Drug Co. and area druggists selling the remedy.
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Amarillo
Mrs. Derey
Fox Drug Co. No
Oliver Eakle
Ask New Trial In McMullen Case In Washington
May 1. Col Joseph I McMullen, convicted of taking a fee from a pirate corporation while on active War Department duty, plans to seek a new trial. A DC Supreme Court jury verdict followed four hours of deliberation. sentence deferred pending the motion. McMullen, veteran in the judge advocate general’s office, faced a four day trial. He testified the money was a retainer for future services while denying the charges.
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Washington
Col
Joseph I. McMullen
War Department
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Justice O'Donoghue
McMullen
Judge Advocate General's Office
Curfew Ordered for Dogs in Paulding Ohio
Sheep owners pushed for action leading to a dog warden order that all dogs be confined to home from sunrise to sunset. The curfew aims to reduce disturbances and livestock losses in Paulding. Environmental and safety concerns drive the plan, with enforcement overseen locally.
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Paulding, O
Paris Dubs French Shirley Temple Lookalike
Ginette Marboeuf-Hoyet, a 5 year old Paris girl, was chosen from 3,000 applicants as Shirley Temple’s double. The likeness drew attention as she urged America to visit the real Miss Temple in Hollywood. The piece notes meeting famous people and executives during travels, with a luncheon and ticket office details at English Field.
Californias new rulings ease penalties for joyride theft
San Francisco report notes judges may grant discretion in penalty for stealing a motor car used in a joy ride. The dispatch also mentions Germany developing a refrigeration based process to soften leather as a separate item.
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San Francisco
U.P
California
Funeral for Louise Beck Held at Blackburn Shaw
Funeral services for Louise Beck 25 were set for 4 pm at Blackburn Shaw chapel with Rev Guy Newman of First Baptist officiating. Burial followed at Llano Cemetery. Beck died Thursday afternoon in a local hospital. She lived with sister Monnie Lankford 718 Harrison Street. Surviving are a son five, mother Peggy Lankford, and brother Claude Lankford of Ada Oklahoma.
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Louise Beck
Blackburn- Shaw Chapel
Guy Newman
First Baptist Church
Llano Cemetery
Beck
Monnie Lankford
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Harrison Street
Peggy Lankford
Claude Lankford
Ada
Okla
Death of Dickens granddaughter ruled an overdose
London coroner verdict cites Ethel Dickens 71 as dying from sleeping potion overdose with no evidence on dosage circumstances. She was found unconscious in a Chelsea flat and died in hospital after police seized drug tablets there. Fort Lauderdale claims the world’s largest freshwater yacht basin, linked to Gov Weeks. Pigeons feed their young with “pigeon milk.”
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London
Ethel Dickens
Charles Dickens
Miss Dickens
Chelsea
Fort Lauderdale, Fla
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