Elks Dance and Society Notes Highlight Local Events
Society comments report an Elks club dance Friday night with Nebraskan Orchestra and invitees from the Under 21 club. Womack's Ladies Bob and Beauty Shop at 606 Polk street lists contact details. Am arillo pantry club hosts a weekend dance with Nite Owls as the orchestra. Misses Mary Meador and Mary Alice Johnson visit Toward Trigg in Lubbock before returning home.
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Elks Club
Ladies Bob and Beauty Shop
Polk Street
Womack's Ladies Bob and Beauty Shop
Polkey
Amarillo Pantry Club
Nite Owls Orchestra
Mary Meador
Mary Alice Johnson
Lubbock
Mrs
Toward Trigg
Competition Keen at Amarillo Tri-State Exposition
In the literary division many women writers from the Panhandle vied for blue ribbons as judges weighed opinions and margins were narrow. Winners include Laura V Hamner and Annie Dyer Nunn of Amarillo along with Ruby Cook and others from McLean Hereford and Amarillo.
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Amarillo
Panhandle
Laura V Hammer
Texas
Annie Dyer Nunn
Laura V. Hamner
C. B. Eubanks
Hereford
Ruby Cook
McLean
Alvah Warren
Grave 1
Jean Sanders
Mary Miller Beard
W. K. Bees
Amaandr
Ray Cook
Weeks' Social Calendar Highlights Four Club Meetings
Thursday at 3 pm the ae nerum club meets at Mrs. I D Cole 904 Taylor St led by Mrs W M Hall. Friday at 3 pm the Child's Study club convenes with Mrs H G Branda 1494 Monroe St. The Les Temps club meets Friday at 8 pm at Mrs D Roach Lucerne apartments. Saturday Panhandle Music Teachers Association luncheon and meeting at Amarillo Hotel. Wednesday Sept 30 12 o clock Potter County Federation of Women meets at Municipal auditorium Women club rooms.
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Thenaeum Club
I. D. Cole
Taylor Street
W. M. Hall
Child's Study Club
H. G. Branda
Monroe Street
Les Temps Club
D. Roach
Lucerne Apartments
Panhandle Music Teachers’ Association
Amarillo
Potter County Federation of Women
Municipal Auditorium
Man Indicted in Shamrock Shooting Case Confers Here
Perry Koonse a Shamrock farmer charged with five counts of attempted murder in the shooting of five youths near his home was in Amarillo yesterday conferring with lawyers. Wheeler county grand jury indicted him on five counts. Judge C S Small of Wellington has filed civil suits totaling 100000 against Koonse with attachment on part of his land in the Wheeler county oil field. Marion Reynolds Shamrock lawyer representing Koonse in the criminal case. an Amarillo attorney may also be engaged.
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Perry Koonse
Koonse
Amarillo
Wheeler County Grand Jury
C. Small
Wellington
Wheeler County
Marion Reynolds
Rain Postpones Junton Series Game Between Louisville and Baltimore
The second game of the junior world series between Louisville American Association and Baltimore Internationals was postponed due to rain. The game will be played tomorrow in Louisville.
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Associated Press
Louisville
Louisville American Association
Baltimore Internationals
Rin Tin Tin Performs at Mission Show
Rin Tin Tin, the famous dog, stars in Be low The Line at the Mission venue on Friday and Saturday.
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Rin Tin Tin
Chiropractor Case Moves to Fort Worth in Constitutional Fight
Abilene Texas October 1 Fort Worth chiropractor H C Allison has not had a court hearing on his motion for a rehearing of the dismissal in his injunctive suit against Attorney General Dan Moody and District Attorney Hanger of Fort Worth. Judge James C Wilson will hear both sides Saturday at Fort Worth after reviewing a brief from Edwin Bolte. The case tests the constitutionality of applying the 1917 state medical practices act to chiropractors who say they only adjust the spine to aid nature and not practice medicine.
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Associated Press
Abilene
Texas
H. C. Allison
Fort Worth
Dan Moody
Hanger
James C. Wilson
Edwin Bolte
Allison
Bolte
Wilson
Supreme Court of the
United States
Not Grounds For Divorce In Milwaukee Case
Milwaukee judge rules excessive golf by a husband does not justify a divorce for Mrs Edith Kuhlman from George Kuhlman. The Oct 1 decision by Judge Oscar Fritz denying the decree emphasizes non marital fault in the local court ruling.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Oscar Fritz
Edith Kuhlman
George Kuhlman
Welsbach Gas Heater Ad Promises Efficient Home Heat
An advertisement on page 190 of this week’s Saturday Evening Post markets the Welsbach Gas Heater. It touts compact design, efficient heating, and easy installation for household use, targeting midcentury homeowners seeking improved warmth.
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Saturday Evening Post
Paniavndie Howe
Admits On Stand He Is Champion Sucker Of U.S.
Hinson, 76, a Los Angeles city employee, testified in a $5 million mail fraud case against Drew Haven Dunn and three others. He admitted he was duped after investing $700 in Huntington-Hawthorne Oil and Gas, claiming he never profited and dubbed himself a champion sucker.
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U. S
Associated Presse
Los Angeles
Frank
H. M. Hinson
Drew Haven Dunn
Huntington-Hawthorne Oil and Gas Company
Hinson
Shipping Board cuts powers of Fleet Corporation
Washington October 1. The Shipping Board withdrew the broad powers delegated to the Fleet Corporation last year at the suggestion of President Coolidge. The move comes as part of an effort to settle the row between the two bodies and redefine authority over naval and transport assets.
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Associated Press
Washington
Fleet Corporation
Coolidge
Shipping Board
Woman's Statement Will Help Amarillo
A reader in Amarillo describes relief from digestive discomfort after using Adlerika. She notes past dietary issues and gas, claiming rapid improvement within an hour and endorsing Adlerika as a quick remedy for constipation.
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Amarillo
Pioneer grocer J. J. Sanders sells Merchants Biscuit in Panhandle
J J Sanders a Merchants Biscuit representative long active in the territory recalls selling the first car of crackers to the Nobles Brothers Grove Company. He traveled plains when buggies outnumbered cars and watched Crosbyton Lorenzo and Ralls grow. Today Merchants Biscuit products are distributed in large quantities through Sanders and Nobles Skate nerve 192 Weer Seventh.
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J. J
Jess’ Sanders
Merchants Biscuit Company
Nobles Brothers Grove~ Company
Canyon ex-students to meet Tuesday in Canyon
Ex-students of the West Texas State Teachers College living in Amarillo and Potter County will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in Central Presbyterian hall. J A Hill will speak with other Canyon and Amarillo representatives. If he cannot attend a faculty member will attend. Efforts aim to bring at least 100 attendees for important business and the address.
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West Texas State
Colege
Amarillo
Potter County
Central Presbyterian Hall
J. A. Hill
Canyon
Hill
Commissioners Move Against Palmer Authority
A vote among city commissioners stripped Palmer of powers while a referee from Cleveland H G Dalton was appointed by President Coolidge to study action. Some opposed to Palmer predicted resignation would not be accepted soon. Chairman OConnor did not vote. Lissner and Hill were absent.
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Palmer
Coolidge
H. G. Dalton
Cleveland
Benson
Haney
Plummer
Thompson
O'Connor
Lissner
Hill
Amazing Lavex discovery claims to cure catarrh fast
A French scientist develops a drugless Lavex method said to kill the catarrh germ in three minutes and relieve bronchial asthma. The ad promises a free postpaid treatment to prove efficacy, asking recipients to write for it with no obligation and repay only by telling others if cured. WW. R. Swith offers S751 Lavex Building Konsan City Mo.
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New York
James O Guileke
Osborne
Dallas
I. Raseco
Margaret Rasco
FAI
Shamrock
Calles Siens Bank Bil
Caltas
Calles
Mexico
Bank of Mexico
Republic
Dame Fashion
Ray Barber
Ales Scretion
Ervice
Ronton
Armco
Southwestern Public Service Co
WW. R. Swith
Lavex Bidg
Konsan City, Mo
West Fourth Street
Polk
Twelfth Street
S. P. Vineyard
Womin
J. F
Bromert
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