Banquet and Dance Close Armistice Day Celebration
Armistice Day events concluded with a banquet and dance as crowds filled the venue. Murray Gibbons of the Oklahoma Veterans Bureau spoke on service and wartime profits, with Charles Keffer as toastmaster. The Legion quartet performed and a playlet closed the program. Local schools earned parade prizes while Major Boyce credited strong community cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marillo
Lou DeTsula
Murray Gibbons
Veterans Bureau of Oklahoma Yty
Spoulker
American Legion
Charles Keffer
Dr. Pareeils
Ile Legion Quartet
Rush McQueen
Jesse Rogers
Harold Elkington
Bill Smith
Ap Hfuitae
Dark Brigade
Dr Pareeils
Cugt
T. M. Montgomery
Charley Dunwiddie
Lewis Fields
Ray Vernon
Zane Sith
Cecil Eaton
Elmer Lewis
John K. Boyce
Buchanan Street Schol
River Road School
Wilson
Tyler
Pat Lowry veteran Santa Fe conductor dies at Amarillo
Obituary notes Pat Lowry known as Pat, longtime Santa Fe conductor in Amarillo. He entered service in 1848 and served in multiple divisions, dying after a long illness on November 25. The piece honors his intellect, integrity, and devotion to family and coworkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Lowry Po
Lowry
Santa Fe
Amari
Springfeld
Kansas
Arkansas City
Wellington
Panhandle
Amarillo
Plains
Rink
Vic
Pat
Grand Terminal
Open Grave Ends Long Pursuit Of A Beloved Comrade
A memorial note honors a late comrade as officials head to Spearman for a director’s meeting. A special Santa Fe train carried F A Lehman G M, F L Myers, J B Briscoe, J W Freeman, Ray Wheatley and others from Amarillo to Spearman. The journey used coach and three private cars No 4, 15, and 421.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spearman
Atarillo
Santa Fe
F. A. Lehman
F. L. Myers
J. B. Briscoe
J. W. Freeman
Ray Wheatley
Local Notes From Amarillo and Hereford
Miss Rose Muir of Clarendon visits Amarillo. Miss Rebecca Stickley of Canadian visits. Cy Pation fined 25 dollars for milk ordinance violation. Hereford and Wichita Falls events noted. Armistice day plans. Day Nursery seeks small go cart. Pearl contest at Sewell Drug Store lists winners and top voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hweerle Sticha
Rose Muir
Clarendon
Rebecca Stickley
Amarillo
Cy Pation
Souea
American Association of University Women
J. W. Alexander
Hereford
Wichita
United States
Sewell
Ridner
D. E. Willis
Lara Howell
Ill J I Charleton ill in Northwest Texas hospital
J I Charleton of Fairbanks Morse travels and WWI veteran lies ill in Northwest Texas hospital after a ptomaine poisoning incident. He lives at the Palo Duro hotel and had a prior poisoning episode before this renewed illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. I. Charleton
Fairbanks-Morse Company
Northwest Texas
Sveral
J. M. Delzel
Iowa
Frederic
St. Louis
Edwards
Eheral
Furnished and unfurnished apartments and rooms for rent
Multiple listings detail four and five room rentals, modern duplexes, brick apartments, and houses with garages in San Jacinto, Vir ginia Court, and nearby streets. Contacts include phone numbers and addresses such as 303 Miss, 412 N True, 701 Buchanan, and 110 West Seventh, with notices for board and housekeeping rooms and employment ads.
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Monroe Street
Virginia Court
N. True Street
San Jacinto
13Th
van Buren
H. P. Canade
Blackburn
West Seventh Street
Washington Street
San Jacinto Heights
North
Lincoln
West
10Th
138Th
Buchanan
Fillmore
Care Globe
Harrison
Savage
West 16Th
Pierce
Business Opportunities for Rent in City Listings
Multiple rental notices include a restaurant space at 703 West Sixth for $56 monthly by James A. Bush 215 E Fifth Street and a Bussey Building store room in San Jacinto suitable for dry goods barber shop and beauty parlor bakery hardware with front parking. contact 1 W Bussey and J J and Thomas Currie City Loans offers plans. best location in city for first high grade cafeteria and confectionery at Vineyard Building Polk Street at 12th with reasonable rents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Sixth
James A. Bush
Fifth Street
Bussey
San Jacinto
W. Bussey
J. J
Thomas Currie
Vineyard
Polk Street
Rooms for Rent Listings with Address Fragments
Short columns list multiple rental ads including 1107 Van Buren front bedroom 1089-W contact, desk space in a lawyer’s office, 104 W 8th single unfurnished room, 1010 address, 810 Pierce street garage south bedroom and garage, with scattered phone numbers and partial directions.
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van Buren
Lawyers Office
Attycare Globe
Pierce
Pierce Street
Hotel Gibler Reopens With Modern Amenities at 10th and Lincoln
The hotel report notes a complete renovation at Hotel Gibler with 24 hour hot water service and reasonable rates. For rent a bedroom is available with garage, located at 791 A Jackson, and phone contact 680.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
10Th
Lincoln
A Jackson
Vintage Car Listings From Early Automotive Era
A catalog of classic touring models including a 1923 Chevrolet Touring a 1924 Ford Touring and a 1925 Buick Roadster plus Franklin Touring models and a Buick 1-9-A 1-3-RB designation. Details appear as compact entries typical of antique vehicle inventories.
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Louie
R. Beal Pumphreys
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Legion
Sewell Drug Store
Sousa
Bill Kenyon
Adams & Parr
Sit
Kelly
Kelly-Springfield Tire Service
John Moore
Palmer
Taylor
Selat
Ener
Western Building
H. Wileman
Mgr
Slate Narte
Weer
Rdway- Saunders Co
Bldg
New Mexico
Hag’ Mills County
New M Mexico
Wilson Land Corporation of Mills
King Bros
Hutchinson
Mills
Tyler Street
Jackson
Johnson
Monroe
Rient
GILES
S. Pierce St
AELP
Ed—Treak
Apply
Amarillo Paper Company
East First
Western Union Telegraph Co
Wanimi
Tis Aithe
Hotel Gibler
J. W. Timmins
Franklin—Packard
Republic
Roger S. McConnell
Pampa
Texas
Glyn
Williarda
Sandy
Automobile Buyer’s Corporation
W. C. Rhodes
Feantonn
Malone Lines
Ellis Drug
White Deer—Star Drug
Keel To
Shamrock
Union Stage Line
Polk—Phone
East Bound
Claude
Goodnight
Jericho
Alameed
McLean
West Bound
Claude Ar
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