River Road Citizens Aid Pleasant Valley Drive
River Road citizens join Pleasant Valley Community Club to raise funds for the Pleasant Valley Community and Youth Center. A river Road contribution goal of 1000 dollars was set as a board of directors to choose site location was named.
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River Road
Pleasant Valley Community Club
Pleasant Valley
R. J. Pfeiffer
Pleasant Valley Group
Bill Gilbert
River Road Community Club
Pleasant Valley Club
Pleasant Valley Center
Pfeiffer
Quincy Ford
Homer Davis
Paul Middleton
Bill Gibert
State Reserve Life Insurance Co
Joe M. Beverlin
Ben Clinton
Pleasant Valley Drive
David Carruthers
Dorothy Bingham
Cliff Biggers
J. H. Johnson
Bob Lewis
Pleasant
Lynwood A Payne Dies at Hospital
The body of Lynwood A Payne 29 a Levelland resident and Ford dealer parts manager died yesterday in Ve Hospital and was sent to Lubbock for funeral services. He was a World War I veteran with a widow mother a brother and two sisters surviving. Blackburn Shaw arranged the funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynwood A. Payne
Ve Hospital
Lubbock
Payne
Levelland
Ford
Blackburn-Shaw
Convention highlights lack of streetcars in Nevada
A travel industry convention in Las Vegas notes Nevada has no street cars in Reno or Las Vegas. The piece remarks the state remains frontier country with no public streetcar system and mentions evaporation rates peaking in spring and summer, reflecting broader regional context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
Nev. U.P
Nevada
Reno
Panhandle Industrial Arts Club Formed In Panhandle
Rupert A. Taylor, Amarillo High School industrial arts instructor, named president of a new Panhandle Industrial Arts Club formed by industrial arts instructors from Panhandle schools. Meeting recently in Borger the group aims to raise department standards and salaries studies for instructors with members from West Texas State College Canyon and Amarillo Senior High, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert A. Taylor
Amarillo High School
Panhandle
Borger
Taylor
John A. Gitlis
West Texas State College
Canyon
S. P. Burgess
Amarillo
M. W. Mitchell
Elizabeth Nixson
R. G. Strickland
Morris Dathy
Oscar Wise
Sam Houston
Lawrence Fagg
Jim Shutlesworth
Phillips
H. L. McCartey
Lefors
Perry Bell
No Parking Signs Stolen From On Fifth
Two no parking signs were stolen from the courthouse side of Fast Fifth in the 200 block near the post office. An officer discovering cars in the zone noted the lack of signs as witnesses described the absence and relocation of one sign to the west end while two eastern signs remained undisturbed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fast Fifth
Post Office
Bride’s attendant recalls 1887 Finnish wedding in Wilkeska
Mrs Lena Helala of Westminster attended the 60th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Frank Nikula. The couple were married March 14 1887 in Ylivieska Finland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Fitchburg
Mass
Frank Niku
Lena Helaala
Westminster
Yliveska
Finland
Llano Estacado Council Camporee Plans Announced
The 18th Annual Camporee and Field Day of Llano Estacado Council Boy Scouts of America will be held at Camp Don Harrington 14 miles south of Amarillo. Scout executive W. J. Hiatt and J. E. Spann announced plans as troops from nine counties compete in events from camping to knot tying. The event opens Friday at 4 30 pm with site drawing, campfires at 8 15 pm, and Saturday contests starting at 9 am with activities including first aid signaling and fire building. Parents are invited to attend Friday campfire and Saturday contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Llano Estacado
Dallam
Hartley
Sherman
Moore
Potter
Armstrong
Oldham
Deaf Smith
Randall
Happy and
Friona
Bob J. Johnson
Hiatt
Lions Club Carnival Aids Boy Scouts Building Fund
A three day Lions Club Carnival at Eleventh and Polk offers rides, cold drinks, ice cream and hot dogs. Proceeds go to the Boy Scouts for a new Scout building named for Don D. Harrington. Dan Higgins is general chairman. Ed Timmons assists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Eleventh
Polk
Boy Scouts
Don D. Harrington
Dan Higgins
General Carnival
Ed Timmons
Britons Will Visit Amarillo Schools Next Week
Public school officials from Great Britain will visit Amarillo May 8 16 for a week long inspection of curriculum administration and teaching of modern languages Amarillo High School being among the few Texas schools on the itinerary H F Collins chief inspector of modern languages and F T Arnold inspector of administration will lead the officials Chas M Rogers superintendent announced the visit aims to review curriculum and methods in state schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Amarillo
Chas. M. Rogers
H. F. Collins
F. T. Arnold
Amarillo High School
Texas
Electricity for Girls Course At Topeka High
Topeka High School offers a home helper electricity course aimed at husbands, teaching basic electrical work to girls to assist with odd jobs around the house. The program targets practical skills and safety awareness for domestic projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka, Kan
Topeka High School
Rover the Sissy Rover Guards Galena Park Home
In Galena Park Texas Rover the watchdog earned a reputation as a tough dog but his owner Mrs E H Follett says otherwise. A burglar tried to break into their house and Rover did not yelp and allowed the thief to steal his collar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galena Park
Tex
U.P
Rover
E. H. Follett
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