Honor Awards for Summitt School Team
Honor roll for Summitt School second six weeks of the second semester 1929 30 lists All A s students Joe Bradley Shelton Cagle Lois Mae Davis Frances Miller Evelyn Stockton. A s and B s named Ardene Atkins Rosie Lee Belle Lucile Bennett Dorothy Berry Elton Blackfur Madge Bradley Willie McCantrell Winona Case Malory Cole Bryce Fesler Esther Fouts Magdal ena Gray Paul Hamilton J C Harrell Keith Horn Dorothy Keller Anne Belle Langlitz Ruth Maples Hazel Maxwell Ethel McLemore Lyle Miller Pauline Parker Girton Prince Marjorie Pantch Ray Rains Margaret Richerson Cleta Riffle Maurice Robinson Bernice Searcy H Searcy Ruby Smith Alma Stapleton Wallace Wall Honorable Mention Irene Atkins J D Cantrell Josie Duffie Wyvonne Gardner Bonita Stapleton.
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Ardene Atkins
Rosie Lee Belle
Lucile Bennett
Dorothy Berry
Elton Blackfur
Madge Bradley
Willie McCantrell
Winona Case
Malory Cole
Bryce Fesler
Esther Fouts
Magdalena Gray
Paul Hamilton
J. C. Harrell
Keith Horn
Dorothy Keller
Anne Belle Langlitz
Ruth Maples
Hazel Maxwell
Ethel McLemore
Lyle Miller
Pauline Parker
Girton Prince
Marjorie Pantch
Ray Rains
Margaret Richerson
Cleta Riffle
Maurice Robinson
Bernice Searcy
H Searcy
Ruby Smith
Alma Stapleton
Wallace Wall
Irene Atkins
J. D. Cantrell
Josie Duffie
Wyvonne Gardner
Bonita Stapleton
One eyed bass landed by Ray fisherman
S D Gardberry of Richmond Calif caught a four pound one eyed bass in Suisun Bay It had a normal left eye and no trace of a right eye The report is filed by the International News Service from Richmond on May 15.
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International News Service
Richmond
Cal
S. D. Gardberry
Suisun Bay
Amarillo Social Notes and Local Movements Highlight Week
Dr. C C Hess returns to office after illness. Mrs Jessie N Ross returns from Wichita Falls business trip. Mrs J J Curry recovers from operation at Northwest Texas hospital. Miss Willia Neely visits Los Angeles for a month. Mrs Milburn Easum to fill in. Amarillo residents H B Fain and family visit Plainview. Lincoln Life Insurance celebrates silver anniversary among top U S leaders. Hodgin family plans move to Ciudad Juarez's El Potosi plant. Hodgin's wife is J S Kendrick's daughter. Orville Stone visits from Sweetwater. Mae Boone hosts visitors from Pampa Clovis and Los Angeles. New Amarillo residents Mr and Mrs C E Gregg to reside here. Mr Gregg with California Life. Mrs A B Betts recovering at Temple. plans home Friday. A J McKinnon and A B Betts travel to Plainview and Dallas for Seaboard Life meetings. Bank Saving Life Insurance moves to Fisk Building. Zempter Construction begins 15 miles paving south of Lubbock. P W Winnings, Goodyear manager, in Amarillo on business. J J Ogies heads to Fort Worth for business. Mrs A Dinan of Wellington visits Amarillo. son Dr W I Dinan hosts. Leo Twaddell in Lubbock on business.
Shuberts Buy New Operetta at Vienna
International News Service reports Shubert interests have purchased Emerich Kalman's operetta The Violet of Montmartre and will stage it in several American cities next season. The piece is a pre jazz operetta set in old Paris with Montmartre motifs and features Adele Kern in the title role. The operetta is expected to be a strong box office draw.
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Vienna
Emerich Kalman
Montmartre
Shubert
Vienna Strauss Theater
Alfred Grunewald
Julius Brammer
Kalman
Four Rescued by Planes in Ocean Plunge
United Press reports two Amphibian planes rescued four men after an army bombing plane crashed into the ocean between Maui and Hawaii. Commander Victor Herbster observed a navy flying boat recover two crew members and saw four more men in an Army Amphibian near the scene. Large waves prevented the planes from lifting off after the crash.
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United Press
Honolulu
T. H
Victor Herbster
Naval Air Station
Navy
Maui
Hawaii
Army
City of Atlanta collision leaves three crew missing
New York May 15 The coast wise steamer City of Atlanta after a collision with the schooner Azua off the New Jersey coast proceeds to Savannah. Messages intercepted say the Area was sinking though all but three crewmen were removed by the City of Atlanta which stood by through the night. The three men remain missing.
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United Press
New York
City of
Brown Seeks Governorship in Pennsylvania
Francis Shunk Brown of Philadelphia former attorney general and prominent Pennsylvania leader seeks the Republican nomination for governor. Born 1858, Brown ranks as a longtime lawmaker and reformer with deep family ties to state politics. He has held no public elective office but guided major welfare and labor legislation and now campaigns with running mate James J. Davis.
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United Press
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Francis Shunk Brown
Brown
Francis Rawn Shank
William Findlay
Congress
United States
Charles Brown
General Assembly
State Senate
Martin Brumbaugh
Charles
Elizabeth Shunk Brown
Wilmington Conference Academy
Law School
University of Pennsylvania
Lafayette College
City Trusts
Law Association of Philadelphia
Lawyers Club of Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Bar Association
Scotch-Irish Society of Pennsylvania
American Academy of Political and Social Science
Art Club of Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Reserves
Phila. Yacht Club
Pythians to Meet Next at Temple Texas
Members of the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias are vacating Mineral Wells after selecting Temple Texas as the next convention city. Ellis P House of Dallas was elected grand chancellor. Other officers elected include Royal G Phillips Tyler grand prelate John Lee Smith Austin keeper of records and seal.
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United Press
Mineral Wells
Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Temple
Ellis P. House of
Kansas City Police Board Faces Political Fight Over Control
Kansas City struggles over police department management as Governor Caulfield and Mayor Smith dispute board appointments. The council capped funding at 1.25 million while the board sought 1.478 million plus 200 thousand for unpaid wages, aiming to modernize with a radio system and recall lights, amid court challenges and political tension.
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August Behrendt
Supreme Court
Behrendt
Kansas City Public Service Institute
Russell Field
St. Louis
Masonry leadership names listed for Texas lodges
Henry Miller of Weatherford is noted as grand master of exchequer with W. F. Skillman of Dallas as grand master at arms Lennie L Hodges of Austin as grand inner guard T M Gooch Jr of Fort Worth as grand outer guard and Judge J W Birdwell of Mineral Wells in a Texas Masonic roll call.
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Henry Miller
Weatherford
W. F. Skillman
Dallas
Lennie L. Hodges
Austin
T. M. Gooch, Jr
Fort Worth
J. W. Birdwell
Mineral Wells
Piles Sufferers Offered Internal Hemroid Remedy
Dr J S Leonhardt developed Hemroid an internal treatment for piles citing 960 successes in 1000 patients and offers a money back guarantee. City Drug Store sells Hemroid promising quick lasting relief or refund.
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J.S. Leonhardt
Governor clarifies police leadership and political stance
The governor denied rumors of replacing Democratic officers and stated the police department would stay apolitical. He confirmed E. P. Boyle, a Democrat and veteran detective chief, would not be replaced, though Boyle had been appointed by a Republican police board.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Henry 8. Caulfield
Bryce B. Smith
Baker
Village Registrar Has an Easy Time
Mittelstetten village registrar in Bavaria’s Augsburg region reports no births, deaths, or marriages in the past year in a town of about 400. The quiet demography highlights a rare lull in vital events for the local registrar.
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Augsburg
Mittelstetten
Kaufbeuren
Nervous Pains Yield To Capudine
Capudine offers quick relief for nervousness and pains such as headache neuralgia and back pains. Being a liquid it acts rapidly soothing nerves and contains no opiates or stomach upset. For over years millions have found relief at drug stores in 30¢ and 60¢ sizes.
How One Woman Lost 20 Pounds of Fat
An advertisement touts KRUSCHEN SALTS as a fat loss aid. It claims minerals restore organ function and waste removal, prompting rapid fat loss within weeks. The pitch urges dieting, a daily half teaspoon in hot water, and promises a money back guarantee if no health gains.
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Fox Drug Company
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Lois Mae Davis
Frances Miller
Evelyn Stockton
Ray
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Amarillo
The
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Wichita Falls
J. J. Curry
Northwest Texas Hospital
Willia Neely
C. P. Elliott
Los Angeles
Milburn Easum
Miss Neely
H. B. Fain
Mr. Fain
Plainview
Cc. B. Rittenberry
Lincoln Life Insurance Company
W. D. Hodgin
Chihauhua
Mexico
Hodgin
el Potosi Manufacturing Company
J. S. Kendrick
Orville Stone of
Sweetwater
Amerilla
Mae Boone
Bonham Street
Roger McConnell
Lee McConnell
Floyd McConnell
Pampa
W. Bombarger
Clovis
Reba Wiggins
C. E. Gregg
Henrietta
Oklahoma
Maxine
Gregg
California Life Insurance Company
A. B. Betts
Scott and White
Texas
A. J. McKinnon
Mr. McKinnon
Mr. Betts
Seaboard Life Insurance Company
Bank Saving Life Insurance Company
Sulte
Fisk Building
Blackburn
Zempter Construction Company
Lubbock
Slaton
P. W. Winnings
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company of
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J. J. Ogies of
A. Dinan
Wellington
W. I. Dinan
Leo Twaddell
Shuberts
Ocean
Kellogg's
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Coffee Schilling
Schilling
James Davis
Hal
Rock Island
Good
Rock Island Station
H. W. Clutter, C. P. A
Temple, Tex
K.C
United Preas
Cuticura Oriiest
Miramar Hotel and Apartments
Santa Monica
California
Pasife Ocean
Hollywood
Miramar
Palisades
Mi Beach Club
Morgan S.tyler
Nnov
Southwestern Public Service Company
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