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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1929
Page
9
The list covers Margaret Wills and Sanborn schools for the second six weeks of the second semester. It names students with A and B grades and honorable mention, including Evans Lucile and Brannen Anna Claire among many others, reflecting school honors across classes.
London May 8 The Duchess of York known for musical talent favors old fashioned instruments especially the spinet. A note adds that female babies have a longer life expectancy than male babies by about four years.
Ten Amarillo and Panhandle residents filed naturalization applications with examiner M F Lence at Federal court. Applicants include Mike Joseph Albert Booker Assyrian Charles Werxall Berger Polish Anna and Nichlaus Ehly Nazareth German Russian Mrs Annie May Engel Clarendon German Carl V Appel Lipscomb German Russian Christian Meller Lipscomb German Russian Rudolph Koch Follett German Russian Peter Moutos Amarillo Greek and John Stephens Groom English. Lence noted a July 1 change allowing derivative citizens to obtain full papers if parents were naturalized before age 18.
The city commission enacted an ordinance shifting all buses from West Seventh avenue to West Eighth avenue due to increased traffic. Officials say the change standardizes routes and improves efficiency for riders districtwide.
Franklin P. Smith, 76, longtime Bosque County clerk and Senate engrossing clerk, died of heart disease yesterday at his daughter’s home in Gainesville Texas. He served 42 years in state government including roles with the comptroller and secretary of state.
The Fort Worth and Denver railroad filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission for a permit to build a 109 mile line from Childress through Wellington and Shamrock to Pampa. Surveys were done in 1926 and construction could begin promptly if approved. The route would pass through the Panhandle’s agricultural belt and Gray and Wheeler county oil areas.
Judge S. A. L. Morgan and Walter Barlow were named to the Board of City Development by the city commission to replace James O. Guleke and J. N. Beasley who resigned. Guleke had been elected president.
The board at its first meeting filled vacancies by naming Lawrence Nobles and Bill Lampe to replace John Cowan and Frank Butler. A member cited his concurrent duties on another regents board as limiting his ability to contribute fully.
A physician warns that diary spells hot flashes pains in the head shortness of breath sleepiness and nervousness signal high blood pressure. The article notes hardening of the arteries and related risks and promotes Norma as a physician’s prescription to reduce blood pressure with quick relief from one bottle conditioning readers to seek Norma at drug stores.
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