Property owners seek pave gaps on Line Bied in Country Club Addition
Thirteen owners petition to pave two leave-outs on Line Bied in the Country Club Addition with caliche pavement and concrete curb and gutter. Petitions submitted to city secretary-treasurer Le Verne Calhoun and likely to be considered by the city commission Tuesday night. Signers include C. Fountain, Mrs. Ike Futch, Mr. Herrin, Belle Blake, C. A. Loveless, J. B. Cannon, Mary D. Smith, C. H. West, Mrs. L. A. Foster, Dr. Guy Owens, H. E. Knapp, G. C. Odom, and C. A. Hetrick. No other paying matters scheduled for that meeting.
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Country Club Addition
Hese
LeVerne Calhoun
C. ©. Fountain
Ike Futch
Mr. Herrin
Belle Blake
C. A. Loveless
J. B. Cannon
Mary D. Smith
C. H. West
L. A. Foster
Guy Owens
H. E. Knapp
G. C. Odom
C. A. Hetrick
Commission
Lipscomb Street
Thirteenth Avenue
Fifteenth Avenue
Citizens seek to bar Blacks as neighbors on Harrison Street
Residents and property owners petitioned the city commission to ban Negroes from living in the 2100 block area near Harrison Street. The eight-signature petition requests an ordinance restricting residence with an exception for those in servant quarters.
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Harrison Street
J. H. Greer
T. L. Ferguson
H.T. Morley
C. B. Johnson
W. C. Kenyon
H. E. Perry
Toney Chisum
H. W. Blackburn
Short Course for Writers Planned by Panhandle Pen Women
Final arrangements are under way for a June first week writers course by Blanche Young McNeil, a noted instructor. Enrollment is open to anyone interested, with Miss Laura V. Hamner and Mrs. R. H. Stitler accepting sign ups. McNeil previously visited Amarillo giving two writing lectures under the Pen Women auspices.
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Panhandle Pen Women’s Society
Blanche Young McNeil
Pen Women's Society
Laura V. Hamner
Open Bids Tuesday on Airway Beacons
Bids for the construction of airway beacons on the Amarillo Albuquerque division of the transcontinental route will be opened next Tuesday, per the division of purchase and sales, Department of Commerce, Washington. The route from Amarillo to Los Angeles will shift to a direct line via Tucumcari, replacing the current Clovis link.
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Amarillo-Albuquerque
Division of Purchase and Sales
Department of Commerce
Washington
Amarillo
Los Angeles
Clovis
N. M
Tucumcari
Hijacker Cleanly Drains Chicago Laundry in Robbery
A May 26 robbery at Woodlawn Laundry in Chicago saw a lone gunman demand money after insulting staff. Manager Hilda James reported he promised to have shirts cleaned elsewhere, then fired a revolver to enforce payment. The thief escaped with cash, leaving 100 shirts to be processed on the proceeds.
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Chicago
Woodlawn
Hilda James
Death report mixup ends in police confirmation
Chicago authorities recount a telegram sent by Leslie Hollan to his father in San Antonio saying he died on May 23 and requesting burial funds. The father wired for verification, locating the supposed dead man at his San Antonio address. Police traced the error, and Hollahan confessed.
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Chicago
Leslie Hollan
San Antonio
Tex
D. E. Delavan
Hollahan
J. T. Hollan
Stop Athlete's Foot Epidemic Claims By Specialists
Advertisement claims Absorbine Jr. cures and prevents athlete's foot caused by tinea trichophyton germs. It urges use after exposure to wet public surfaces and in bathrooms, noting a New York laboratory found its antiseptic properties. Available at drug stores for $1.25 from W. F. Young, Inc.
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New York
W. F. Young, Inc
Springfield
Mass
Banquet Honors Guardsmen of H Company 142nd Infantry Amarillo
Annual organization day of H Company 142nd Infantry Amarillo National Guard was observed at the Armory. A banquet for 45 enlisted men officers and guests was held with Capt John L Behrns presiding. Local officers and guests from C Battery 131 Field Artillery Lub bock attended.
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142Nd Infantry
Amarillo National
John L. Behrns
Alvin P. Hammett
John L. Oliver
National Guard
Griffith
Spikes
C. Battery, 131 Field Artillery
Lubbock
Clarendon
G Company
Amarillo
St. Etienne
Behrns
Harry M. Warren
Nurturing a Childs Aesthetic Sense at Home
The article urges cultivating a child’s sensitivity to beauty through pleasing room decor, color, and clothing choices. It highlights nature walks, garden activity, and selective music to develop appreciation, noting that even young children can enjoy much of the world’s great music.
Yard and Garden Contest Encourages Backyard Playgrounds
In Newbern Tennessee the Yard and Garden Contest urged schools to create back yard playgrounds with self made equipment. Prizes will be awarded for best setups and the top entries shown at the Tri State Fair in September. Entries close June 1 and assistance is available from the Globe News committee.
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S. E. Fish
Tri-State
The
Globe News
Yard and Garden Contest Entries Open for Summer Judging
Entries may be submitted by June 1 with contest blanks in the Globe and Mail. Judging begins in June and July, with awards in August. Winners chosen on neatness carefulness and ingenuity. announcements made before each judging.
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