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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1936

Page

5

Liberty liquor dealer seeks freedom in two murder indictments

Wilbur Garton of Corpus Christi a wholesale liquor dealer sought liberty on bond in two murder cases charging him with the deaths of his wife and her daughter six years ago. Bond was set at 5000 in each case after a Pecos County grand jury indicted him. Trial tentatively set for June 1 Ridgell said he was ready for trial. Prepared for bond arrangements as no difficulty was expected. A related item notes San Jose supervisors proposing a special license plate for drunk drivers with a D D marking.

Fort Stockton Wilbur Garton Corpus Christi Pecos County Garton Thomas B. Ridgell Dallas Pecos River Joyce Shan Roberts Ridgell

Two Sisters Fly to Rites for New Mexico Pioneer

Miss Hazel Fay Grayson and sister Marguerite travel from San Francisco to Tucumcari for the funeral of their father John Grayson a New Mexico pioneer and former Lincoln County official. He died from injuries after a truck incident. He served as police chief, deputy sheriff, prison guard and peace officer in Tucumcari and Fort Stanton.

Hazel Fay Grayson Marguerite Grayson Tucumcari San Francisco John Grayson New Mexico Grayson CCC Roy Smith Mr. Grayson Quay County Boone, In Nebraska Kansas Colorado Buffalo Bill Lincoln County Pat Garrett Billy the Kid Clara May Alex Street Frank Ward Ernest Simpson Fort Stanton California Muriel Washington, D. C Jack Grayson el Paso Charles Grayson

Buchanan Street Underpass Plans Move Toward Letting

Plans prepared by the city and the Rock Island and Fort Worth and Denver railroads call for the Buchanan Street underpass. W J Van London says bids should be let by mid June with no new obstacles anticipated. The district highway engineer oversees the project.

Buchanan Street W. J. van London Rock Island Fort Worth Denver

Beechler Praised for Amarillo Goodwill Work

Amarillo Chamber of Commerce selects Bill Beechler to head a permanent goodwill committee. President Guy Saunders lauds Beechler’s Conchas Dam project and trade mission efforts.

Bill Beechler Amarillo

Walnut table returns home after four decades

FortY years ago Mr and Mrs D B Harsh sold a walnut table to a second hand dealer because the furniture was out of style. They saw the table at a neighbor's home and bought it back as walnut furniture comes back in style.

Seneca, Kas U.P D. B. Harsh

Kid Day at Amarillo Senior High Prompts Festive Dress

Crowds anticipate Kid Day as Amarillo senior high graduates prepare for a day of playful school spirit. Pinafores and Buster Brown outfits expected among the student body.

Amarillo

McKeen to Assist Amarillo Chamber Campaign

Dr. Harry R. McKeen of Bentonville Arkansas will be invited to join the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce in its annual membership drive. The campaign is to begin soon after the West Texas Chamber of Commerce convention as the fiscal year closes April 15. The notice lists film showings at local theatres including Pasteur and Coronado as context.

Harry R. McKeen Bentonville, Ark Amarillo Chamber of Commerce West Texas Chamber of Commerce

University of Iowa summer course eases law study load

Iowa City students may complete one third of the law year's work during a summer session under a new University of Iowa program. The notice also mentions 5,000 American weather observers who have not received government pay.

Iowa City University of Iowa

Nat prank? Orchestral show at Texas Club baller

Jackie Cooper leads Lloyd Snyder and his orchestra with Jean Frost as The Aristocrats of Rhythm at The Texas Club in a vibrant night of dance tunes and big band standards.

NAT Lloyd Snyder His Jean Frost The

Your Baby's Health

The article explains pregnancy length ranges from 270 to 280 days with possible longer spans and early births. It advises early doctor consultation after marriage, then regular checks every three weeks until late pregnancy, then every two weeks or more, and stresses monitoring blood pressure between 20 and 40 years old.

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