Railroad Conductor Election Highlights City Meeting
At a regular meeting of division No. 421 of the Order of Railway Conductors W D McLure was elected chief conductor and W B Placey secretary and treasurer. Several Denver based crews are noted for illness transfers vacations and reassignments including J E Hildreth C O Taylor and J T Tomas. J W Mode left for Denver on company business and D Fidler moved from Wichita Falls to Amarillo for service.
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Order of Railway Conuctors
W. D. McLure
Placey
F. Langford
Denver
Joan el Paso
Hf. Huggins
Davis Mountains
EB. L. Taylor
F. Banner
L. P. Stallsworth
J. E. Hildreth
O. Taylor
J. T. Tomas
B. R. Monarch
J. KE. Nimsky
M. B. Moon
J. W. Mode
J. A. Rondot
M. Robinson
D. Fidler
Wichita Falls
Amarillo
F. Livemore
Rabbbit Bennett
I. Peake
Jimmie Boren
C. A. Lucas
Sale of McCaskey Register System in Potter County
Potter County officer announces a public auction of a Physician’s and Surgeon’s McCaskey Register System Style 31 Finish 16 to satisfy a $177.10 judgment in the case McCaskey Register Company vs H D Whittington No 562. Auction set for November 23 1925 at the Potter County courthouse door.
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State OF Texas
Potter
Justice Court
Freestone
Texas
Justice of the Peace
McCaskey Register Company
H. D. Whittington
A. D
Public sale of impounded stock by Amarillo authorities
The City of Amarillo will sell to the highest cash bidder at the City Pound gates Fourth and Monroe between 2 and 4 p m on Friday November 27 1925. Impounded livestock item include a brown horse about 141½ hands high with a white face and a white right hind foot. J F Bassett poundkeeper November 17 1925.
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Amarillo
Monroe
J. F. Bassett
Well Known Mason George W Stapleton held many posts
George W Stapleton is a Thirty-third degree Mason, Recorder of Khiva Temple Amarillo, and Secretary of the Masonic Temple Association. He serves as Grand Captain General of the Grand Commandry of Texas in the Knight Templars and has held multiple past offices in various Masonic bodies in Amarillo.
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George W. Stapleton
Khiva Temple
Amarillo
Masonic Temple Association
Grand Commandry of
Texas
Knight Templars
Masonry
Stapleton
Amarillo Lodge
A. F
A. M
Royal Arch Masons
Dedication of Tit Masonic Temple November 24 1925
A solemn dedication hymn recounts the ancient order and the building of a Temple in a valley setting. Speakers pledge fraternal honor and love and dedicate the temple to God on His throne above, signed by H. A. Nobles.
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Tit Masonic
H. A
Man Arrested Here for Cold Check Nine Months Later
Nine months after issuing a ten dollar bad check, a man was arrested in Amarillo. County attorney A. K. Stanfield traced him across the state, noting the total cost including fees rose to thirty one dollars and fifty cents. The case arose with Gibson Bros Drugstore manager C Gibson involved. unrelated note mentions Detroit civil engineer N R Stevens visiting his ill father W M Stevens in Clarendon.
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C. (. Gibson
Gibson Bros
K. Stanfield
Amarillo
An. R Stevens
Detroit
Michigan
Clarendon
W. M. Stevens
Mr. Stevens
B. R. Hooks
Tyler Street
Death saves two with blood in two weeks at St Anthony’s
Mrs Cantrell, a student nurse at St Anthony’s Sanitarium, donated her blood twice in two weeks in attempts to save two patients. Nora B Zimmerman of Lockney died after the first transfusion, while James F E Douglass of Oklahoma City died after the second transfusion despite Cantrell’s heroic efforts. Doctors lauded her sacrifice as a supreme act for her profession.
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St. Anthony's Sanitarium
Goldie Cantrell
Cantrell
Nora B. Zimmerman
Lockney
Douglass
First use of bronchoscope saves boy by removing cap
Orville Ridgen, 10, nearly choked when a metal pencil cap blocked his left bronchus. Dr J H Crume used a bronchoscope brought from Europe, with X ray guidance, to retrieve the cap. The procedure, watched by his mother and nurse, succeeded. Orville recovered with no ill effects. The event marked the instrument’s first use locally.
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Orville Rigdon
Europe
J HI. Crume
Walter van Sweringen
Joseph Smith
Orville
Wilson School
C. W. Biller
Taylor Street
Consumers’ Ice Company
Ely's Cream Balm for quick relief of catarrh
A nostril opening remedy promises instant relief from head colds and catarrh. The fragrant antiseptic cream, applied in the nostrils, soothes inflamed mucous membranes and clears air passages quickly. Get a small bottle from your druggist today.
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Ely
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic Promises Strength and Appetite
Ad copy touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a tonic that strengthens and invigorates. It claims to restore color to cheeks and boost appetite, appealing to families and active individuals seeking quick energy.
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GROVE
Week's Social Calendar Highlights Amarillo Events
The Amarillo College of Music recital showcases piano voice and violin pupils Wednesday at 7:30 PM. Other social items include a Sunday school candy sale noon at Grave's cafe. Belle Bennett Missionary babies event at Polk Street Methodist 3 PM. Circle Seven plans Thanksgiving baskets at 407 Louisiana San Jacinto. various church groups hold Bible study meetings. a December bazaar planning session. an elaborate tea at Amarillo Country Club 4 PM. and a bridge and 42 game at 8 PM for Miss Oliver Rae Eakle.
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Amarillo College of Music
M. M Merriman
First Christian Church
Grave
Belle Bennett Misionary Society
Polk Street Methodist
Belle Bennetts
Circle Seven
First Baptist Church
J. C. Sarkhalter
Louisiana Avenue
San Jacinto
Woman's Missionary Society
Polk Street Methodist Church
D. M. Deason
Circle Five
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
J. M. Delzel
Tyler Street
Lindsay Nunn
Amarillo Country Club
Horace Gooch
Colorado Springs
W. B. Stevenson
Bridge
Flarrison Street
Oliver Rae Eakle
Community events and socials listed for River Road area
Friday box supper at River Road school to fund cafeteria library and grounds equipment. Church women invite all to meet Rev J N Stuckey and Mrs Stuckey at Edwards Hall. Elks Thanksgiving dance with Texas Tech Trumpeters at Elks Home. Mrs Gallaher hosts bridge at 1701 Polk. J A G club at 112 West Seventh Treveles residence.
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River Road
Woman's Missionary
Belle
Polk Street Methodist Church
Fepward Hall
The
Elks
Texas Tech
Tom Gallaher
Bridge
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Petty
J. A. Deadwiley
Constable Peret
J Potter Co
M. Davis
Mount Olive
Oliva
710
Edwards Studio
General Renaire
W. Seventh
Supreme Auto Radiator Company
West Sixth
Midway Filling Station
Malone Lines
Pempe
Amarillao
Panhandle
Ellis Drug Store
White Deer
Star Drug Store
Pampa
Pampa Drug Co
Ver Ue
Edwards
Masons
Hugh Whitcomb
Polk Street
Madam Hudson
Taylor St
Oscar D. Randal
Treveles
Gurkey
Mother
Aes
Automobile Buyer’s Corporation
W. C. Rhodes