Amarillo High Delegation Leaves For Austin Contests
Hall of Amarillo High School heads for Austin with six competitors in three events in the State Interscholastic League contests. Debaters Loyie Hudson and Sara Wescoat will tackle socialized medicine, shorthand entrants Shannon and Virginia Irwin, and typist Coffee, all winners at district and regional levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louie Hudson
Sara Welcoat
Virginia Shannon
Amarillo High School
Virginia Irwin Bettye Coffee
Hall of Amarillo High School
Austin
Loyie Hudson
J. H. Hudson
Belleview
Sara Wescoat
G. C. Wescoat
Western
Shannon
George Shannon
Hayden
Virginia Irwin
W. R. Irwin
Harrison
Coffee
Jack Coffee
West Sixteenth
Hendren Family of Wimbledon Reported With 120 Members
England's Hendren family of Wimbledon is described as the record large clan with about 120 members, spanning children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren.
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England
Hendrens
Wimbledon
Markets Close With Mixed Stock and Livestock Prices
Merrill Pierce Fenner Beane records mixed gains and losses across Industrials Railroads and Utilities as Kansas City and Chicago livestock markets show varied results. Cattle hogs and sheep trade details include price ranges and notable shifts amid district dealer activity. Justice and marriage notices accompany district court divorces and license records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill Ar Pierce, Fenner & Beane
Trereceseses
Courthouse records show multiple warranty deeds recorded
Mark D. Carter and others transfer properties to Lois M. Kellogg. E G Woodward to Vance W Mason for 2000. Clyde H Holtzclaw to Dewey A Hicks for 2250. Oliver W Bivins to R A Feltz. R A Feltz to Jack T Hicks. Georgia Easum to Roy Merchant for 500 plus rights. Cecil L Humphrey to Earl Martin. C A Peters to Horace M Malone for 3900. Elsie B Anderson to Beatrice W Ogg for 400. Kenneth W Moore to W C Roberts for 950. Properties include Bivins, Downing Highlands, Morning Side, South Side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark D. Carter
Lois M. Kelloge
Bivins
E. G. Woodward
Vance W Mason
Mary Gould Acres
Clyde H Holtzclaw
Dewey A. Hicks
Oliver W. Bivins
R. A. Feltz
Jack T. Hicks
Georgia Easum
Roy Merchant
Downing Highlands
Cecil L. Humphrey
Earl Martin
Humphreys Highland
C.A. Peters
Horace M. Malone
Morningside
Elsie B. Anderson
Beatrice W. Ogg
South Side
Kenneth W. Moore
W. C Roberts
Cop Finds Hand Talk Handy Thing To Have in Court
Patrolman Joseph C. Sandebeck, a sign language interpreter in Baltimore, has served jurists for 28 years translating for deaf defendants. He learned ASL at eight and says he is called on over 100 times to expedite hearings where offenders communicate with hands. He notes the role adds about five dollars weekly when used outside local police courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Joseph C. Sandebeck
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Sandebeck
Sing for a Bride Narrative from Limbu Custom
Natives of eastern Nepal practice a custom where a young Limbu tribesman sings for a prospective bride. The bride is presented to the chief, and if the song pleases, she becomes his wife.
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Nepal
Asia
Birth Certificate Comes Complete With Baby Wait
Mary Rogers heard a newborn cry from an envelope containing a birth certificate. The cry emerged when the envelope was pressed, caused by air escaping a crack in the packet. A humorous remark follows about hospitals packing the cry with the birth certificate. The piece notes that about one in fifteen U S schoolchildren have some deafness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Tenn
Mary Rogers
Vital Statistics
United States
Mechanical Refrigeration Spoils Winter Ice Harvest
For the first time in 90 years no ice is harvested from the Mississippi at McGregor. Previously 50 to 100 men cut ice, floated cakes ashore, and stored them in straw and sawdust for summer sale. Electric refrigeration reduced demand, ending the era of natural ice shipments and storage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGregor
Mississippi River
Public Service
Also Mentioned on This Page
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Fes
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
USDA
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
J. L Whitaker
Woodrow W. Fowler
Trace
Ab&m
Pat Meeks
Selma Maness
James Roy Nichols
Angie Mae Aycock
Prahan L. King
Diane Aleathaing
Russell Center, Jr
Emma Gene Stiles
M. Barclay
Mildred Kathrynen
Clarence Edwin Landry
Lucinda Elouise Brumley
R. C
Lou Brown
Mary Belle Currier
Frank O. Currier
Eleanor Vionla Thames
Elmo Lavergne Thames
Amanda Pearl Cooley Anthony
Joseph Raymond Anthony
Joseph M. Sargent
Grace Elizabeth Sargent
Merrill Oe. Pierce
Fenner & Sete Pr
Radiator
Smelt & Ref
Peer Eweae
Tel & Teil
Armour & Co
At&sf
Aviation Corpe
Él Baldwin Locom
Bendix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Bian Knox
Borden
sven +e
Branifft
Brines Mig Seater
Chrysler Burroughs
Comm Invest
Aati
Motora
Curtiss Wright
Deere & Co Wee
Douglas Aircraft
General Electric
General Motors Tore
Gillette Razor
Goodrich
Goodyear
Interlake
Tron
Harvester
Jones Laughlin
Kennecott Copper
Enn
L Martin
eDreeenaccs
Eeerene
Montgomery Ward
Staan
Nash Kelvinator
Ohio
Seteenee
Pan Amer Airways
Paramoun
Nnee
Penney JC
Ivenewee
Ips Dodge
Phillips
St Jo
Rs Teeewes
Studebaker
Exas Corp
Texas Gulf Sylph
Union Carbide
United Aircraft
Stent Eee
US Rubber
Seana
US Steel
Warner Bros - Eee
Western Union
Teen
White Motors
Woolworth Tee
Wees
HEINZ
Baby
Courthouse Records
San Jacinto
Pho
MSU
Ben Solnick
Pollywood
Polk
Ber Heong
Accessories
Kohler Bros
Southwestern Public Service CO
Public Service Co
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