Box Supper at City School Raises Funds for Equipment
The Parent Teacher Association organized a box supper to pay off the school debt and provide basic equipment. Mrs M L Miller helped prepare, with Jerge Som Br Mellon introducing officials and Col Brenmes Tack lauding the district. Lt Hester oversaw collections while Irene Barton and others served, and coffee was provided in the cafeteria. event praised as highly successful.
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Echesi
T. A. Mra
M. L. Miller
FTA
Jerge
BR. Mellon
L. Manter
Variaut
Col
Brenmes
Giede
Hester
Clere
Wen
Laeise
Irene Barton
Dorothy Miller
Mell Procter
Julie Moore
Merjorie Marringtes
Bovere
Carl Rowe
College Fund Workers Plan Further Campaign
New committees will begin work on the campaign to raise 8200000 for Amarillo College on Friday morning with a special canvass of those missed in the first effort. Col Harve Haines praised the responses from committee members and urged volunteers to contact the Board of City Development. Cash contributions listed include Seerro Chee G Clayton 106.66 F D Slough 10600 Elmer Slough 50.00 Cora Ruarel 65.98 Oscar Wise 25.00 C A dames 98.00 Clarence Saunders Inc 106.60 and others totaling a substantial early sum.
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Campeian
Amarillo College
Thone
Harve Haines
Reepones
Board of City Development
Seerro Chee G. Clayton
D. Slough
Canersiz
Floods and feuds in Amaro scene amid broad weather woes
A colportage of personal vignettes unfolds as floods loom near the Rivine dam and a string of town anecdotes mix debt nerves and charity tales. A Denver station mother with nine children contemplates Colorado relocation while community figures discuss welfare aid and local box socials.
Polly Garden Dances Planned by Veterans
Weekly dances at Polly Gardens in the Palo Duro hotel are organized by the John B. Golding post Veterans of Foreign Wars. Proceeds will aid worthy city cases. Amerike Pastimers, a popular local orchestra, will provide music with Clyde Campf directing specialty numbers.
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Polly Gardens
Palo Duro
John B. Golding
Fred H. Woodward
Amerike
Southey
Furnih
Clyde Campf
Finest Home Is Poorest With Christ Sermon
Dr. C. L. Powers preached at First Baptist this morning on the idea that the finest home is the one with Christ and revival hinges on Christ’s coming. He urged removing doubt forgiveness envy and indifference and replacing them with God’s love as revival services continue for two weeks with large crowds.
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Christ
C. L. Powers
First Baptist Church
Potter County School Picnic Set for Thursday
Potter County schools will hold their annual picnic and get together meeting in Box Canyon Thursday, says Laura W Hamner superintendent. If rain, gathering shifts to River Road auditorium. Plans include diplomas for seventh grade rural graduates and district stunt programs with speakers from Amarillo and rural districts.
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Potter County
Box Canyon
Laura W. Hamner
River Road
Amarillo
Fleet convict recaptured after escape north of city
D. J. Devin a 19 year old convict in district court was recaptured after fleeing from the courthouse yard. Deputy Bob Barnett pursued him along Western avenue and near the rail tracks after Devin changed clothes and boarded a taxi. Devin halted and surrendered after Barnett fired twice. He received a five year penitentiary sentence for automobile theft from the niece of county highway officer Jim Pottinger.
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D. J. Devin
Peir Theater
Bob Barnett
Tallroad
van Maren Street
Bernett
Ciffelde
Fort Worth
Denver
Rice sued for 70080 in hazing case at Rice Institute
A civil suit for 70080 was filed in Houston District Court by M. L. Weslace against Rice Institute. He alleges a dislocated vertebra from hazing at East Hall on October 1 1926. Four Rice athletes named as responsible. The institute says the board investigated and holds no liability. Captain James A Baker notes hazing is condemned.
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Associated
Houston
Texas
Rice Institute
Distriet
M. L. Dendry Weslace
East Hall
Rice
Institute
James A. Baker
Institute Board of Trustees
Baker
Amarillo Gas Company press seeks balanced gas rates
City officials weigh industrial rate cuts while protecting domestic customers. Amarillo Gas Company executives argue high industrial rates subsidize domestic supply, noting investments, jobs, and future growth, and urging cooperation with the Board of City Development. The mayor notes the need to avoid harming the town’s overall gas stability.
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Archritio
Jonas
Pitepetrich
Amarillo
Amarillo Gee Company
Board of City Development
Amarilla
Preirie
Parhendle
S Mall
Third
Taylor Streets
Walle and Foundation
Jim Whittington
Wichita Falls
Harry Brown
James 0. Gulerie
Gulekie
Fitzpatrick
Gulerie
Fizpatrick
Stone
Amarillo Gas Company
Panhandie
Panhandle Pipeline Company
Amarillo Oil Company
Eugene Blasdel
Bivins
Newsies Attend Vernon Carnival as Special Guests
Sixty five Globe News newsies visited Vernon carnival events presented by the Tri State Pair association. The shows and rides were open past closing time to let the boys view all exhibitions and enjoy the event.
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The
Globe News
Vernon
Tri-State Pair Association
Tim
River Road P T A Plans Campaign for Amarillo College Drive
A River Road school Parent-Teachers Association committee will wage an intensive campaign in the River Road area to support Amarillo College. The group was announced after a meeting where Edward Biggs of the board of city development explained the current situation. Mrs D Davie, new PTA president, and Mrs R L Killough head one committee, with RK Killough and T B Atkins forming another.
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McIntosh Hotel
Pueblo
Grand Junction
Denver
Mclntosh
Nelson
Clovis
Colorado
Clovie
McIntosh
Amarillo
Southwestern Public Service Company
Borger
Prairie Company
Moody
W. H. Newberry
Parent- Teachers Association of
River Road School
Amarillo College
Edward Biggs
Board of
City Development
D. Davie
R.L. Killough
Killough
T. B. Atkins
Mrs Irene C Park Visits Amarillo with Children
Mrs Irene C Park of Pawhuske Oklahoma visits her father C V Morrison in Amarillo with her two children Mary Nell and Jimmie Jack. The Park family married and moved to Oklahoma in 1924 and plan to return home next weekend.
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Irene C. Park
Mary Nell
Jimmie Jack
Pawhuske
Okla
C. V. Morrison
Park
J. E B. Park
Amarillo
Oklahoma
Column Note On Transportation Choices And Thanks
The writer thanks readers for following the column and compares motorboat use favorably to trucks while inviting continued readership of the piece.
Crossword Puzzle With Clues and Grid Notes
A damaged crossword puzzle fill list with multiple numbered across and vertical clues. Entries include definitions like Undermines Skillful Feline animal Largest land plant Small Australian bird Wing part of a seed Piccolo Jargon To tear stitches Electrified part To deliver Billow Secret To match together by bisecting the angle of the junction Withdrew from active business To heecloud To match certificates granting owner exclusive rights to make a sell invention Plant To rant Native metal To partake of food Routine of study To rotate Frozen water To unclose Strokes lightly Low vulgar feet Opposite of a weather One not easily excited Bower Large red flow To flow ver continuous text present.
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Heecloud
Yesterday's Answer Duplicity Liberated To Ward Off
A cryptic list of clues yields a sequence of terms describing duplicity liberation concealment warding blow by blow. The set includes weight unit for gems swarming candle stalk bread precise allot blackbirds fundamental invect larva cheated prickly pear banal intelligence heavy cord steal mineral spring.
Col Haines to Speak at Meet of Realtors
Col Harvey Haines of the Board of City Development will leave tomorrow for San Antonio to appear on the Texas Real Estate Boards convention program. He replaces Commissioner Wade Brymer and will discuss how a real feature board can aid city development. He will invite Amarillo Realtors to bring their 1929 meeting to Amarillo.
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Col
Harvey. Haines
Board of City Development
San Antonio
Texas Real Estate Boards
Col. Haines
Wade Brymer
Amarillo Realtors
Amarillo
Poem Reflection on Fame and Life's Limits
A 1928 verse reflects on fellowship, love, and duty amid fame. The speaker seeks a simple life with a wife, flowers at the door, and steady work, contending that the great cannot do more than endure time.
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Tim
Dger A
Market reports from Chicago and East St. Louis livestock and commodities
Receipts and prices for cattle calves and hogs at Chicago and East St. Louis markets show steady to higher demand with slaughter steers and yearlings fetching strong prices. Cotton and related futures glide through mixed sessions in New York and New Orleans with slight gains and weather influenced shifts. livestock notes include rising dairy and veal values and strong sheep lambs demand.
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Chicago
East 8St. Louis
Associated Pres
East ST. Louis
New York stocks open higher amid mixed gains
Stock prices moved irregularly higher at the opening. Gold Dust traded 10,000 shares at 9% up six points, Studebaker opened with 20,000 shares at 704 up two points to a new high, while Radio American Linseed Missouri Pacific and McKees Tin Plate rose modestly and Montgomery Ward and New York Central fell. Speculation resumed in airplane stocks.
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New York
Associated Press
W York
Weather Bureau
Wright
Packa Motors
Sanadi 101
American International Corporation
Allied Chemical
Louisville Gas & Electric, Foundation Company
Otis Elevator
Columbia Gas & Electric
McKeesport Tin Pirate
Electric Storage Battery
Superior Oil
Utilities Power & Light
Bethlehem
Brooklyn Edison
Krower Stores
Granby Copper
Sterling
Studebaker
Missouri Pacific
McKees
Montgomery Ward
New York Central
Dallas Sheriff Allen Seale Dies After Illness
Dallas County Sheriff Allen Seale, a veteran peace officer in his first term, died in Dallas today after a lengthy illness. Funeral services will be held tomorrow.
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Dallas
Associated Press
Texas
Allen Seale
Dallas County
Sheriff Seale
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