Mrs George rites today at St Andrew’s Church
Last rites for Mrs Jennie Humphrey George 60 were to be at 4 p m at St Andrew's Episcopal Church conducted by Rev F A Foster. Burial in Llano Cemetery under Blackburn Funeral Home. Surviving are husband Wash George two daughters Edyth May George and Mrs H G Hamrick three sons Ted Rentie and Sam George and three sisters Mrs C E Fyfe Mrs Sam Lewis and Mrs W C De Frees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Humphrey George
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
F. A. Foster
Llano Cemetery
Blackburn Funeral Home
George Stapleton
Henry Brown
W. L. Christian
R. I. Watkins
Henry Hertner
Chansler Weymouth
E. ©. Feierabend
David Britain
George
Georgia Street
Amarillo
Wash George
Edyth May George
H. G. Hamrick
Ted
Rentie
Sam George
C. E. Fyfe
Sam Lewis
Policy Agent To Boost Amarillo In Radio Talk
W F Glasgow, general agent for Farmers and Bankers Life Insurance, will speak on Amarillo and Plains country advantages on KFBI Milford Kansas at 6 30 this evening. He will note Amarillos central Texas trade position and claim more railroad miles since World War I buildout in Amarillo area than rest of US. The talk will also praise parks churches hospitals and private homes. KFBI is owned by Farmers and Bankers Life Insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Glasgow
Farmers and Bankers Life Insurance Company
Amarillo
Plains
KFBI
Milford
Kansas
Glasglow
Texas
United States
The
Pinkney Packing to Pay Part of Meat Inspector Salary
Amarillo city commission asks Pinkney Packing Company to contribute 50 dollars per month toward the meat inspector's salary. The move follows an ordinance requiring all meats for consumption to be slaughtered at a public abattoir, with Pinkney designated as an approved facility. The inspector has previously been fully paid by the city, with fees collected by the packing company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinkney Packing Company
City Commission
Meet
Commission
Amarillo
Amarillo High Prepares Annual Stats Report
Principal R B Norman and Supervisor C M Rogers oversee the preparation of Amarillo High School's annual statistics report for the Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools. The document provides figures on teachers and classes to maintain affiliation, officials say.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
R. B. Norman
C. M. Rogers
Amarillo High School
Southern
Politics Spoils Another Husband Decree in Chicago
In Chicago on October 14, Mrs. Edward Soderberg testified that politics spoiled her husband, Hazel Crest mayoral candidate Edward Soderberg, who began smoking, drinking, swearing, and neglecting household duties. Judge Daniel P. Tryude granted her a divorce after the complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hazelcrest
Edward Soderberg
Exams In Amarillo Public Schools This Week
Dreary days mark examination week as six week tests run in all local public schools. Report cards follow next Wednesday, closing one unit of the semester. Two more similar periods remain to finish the term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Bankers Plan Cotton Relief in Texas Meeting
Texas bankers plan a Tuesday meeting to discuss financing or refinancing about 3.5 million bales of cotton to steady the sagging market. J W Hoopes calls the gathering, with Texas and other states' bankers invited, amid moves toward a new 5 million dollar holding corporation in New York.
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Dallas
U.P
Bankers of
Texas
J. W. Hoopes
Texas Bankers’ Association
Association
New Orleans
Nathan Adams
First National Bank
New York City
Moyle seeks extra time before jail term
Don Moyle the transpacific aviator asked Superior Judge B Rey Schauer for a two week delay to enjoy the fruits of his exploit before beginning a 30 day jail sentence for drunken driving. Moyle's lawyer said a request would be filed as the deadline grows near with extensions already granted to allow pursuit of their Japan to Seattle flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Don Moyle
William G. Kenney
Moyle
B. Rey Schauer
Schauer
Cecil Allen
Japan
Seattle
Aleutians
Alaska
Pacific locomotives tested in France run Paris to Bordeaux
Pacific type locomotives recently tested in France traveled from Paris to Bordeaux in five hours and forty eight minutes. They maintained an average speed of sixty two miles per hour including stops, showcasing the new engines' performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Paris
Bordeaux
Racey Heads 10th District of Advertising Federation
Earle M. Racey of Dallas was elected governor of the 10th district of the Advertising Federation of America at the convention closing in San Antonio. Other officers include A. M. Cohan of Houston as vice president and W. W. Watson of Beaumont as vice president, with Mrs. Mary Hefner Clark of Dallas as secretary treasurer. Directors named were Kenneth Sutton, John Ferris, W. S. Abbott, Fred Bessler, George Bennett, Alfred Edwards, George Forristill, Bess Munger, J. B. Higdon, William Brockhausen, and R. G. Coulter, all of San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Texas
U.P
Earle M. Racey
Dallas
Advertising Federation of America Today
J. B Higdon
A. M. Cohan
Houston
W. W. Watson
Beaumont
Mary Hefner Clark
Kenneth Sutton
John Ferris
Austin
W. S. Abbott
Wichita Falls
Fred Bessler
Galveston
George Bennett
Fort Worth
Alfred Edwards
Waco
George Forristill
Bess Munger
J. B. Higdon
William Brockhausen
R. G. Coulter
Oil Men to Open Fight on Large Imports
Independent oil men of Texas plan a meeting in Tyler next Monday to discuss blocking tariff walls and curbing petroleum imports from Venezuela and other nations. Speakers include Wirt Franklin, C. V. Terrell, Attorney General James V. Allred, Bailey Hardy, and Congressman Morgan Sanders.
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Dallas
U.P
Independent Oil Men of Texas
Tyler
Venezuela
Washington
Wirt Franklin
Tulsa
Independent Petroleum Association of America
C. V. Terrell
Texas Railroad Commission
James V. Allred
Bailey Hardy
Oil and Gas Committee
House
Morgan Sanders
Oil blaze out saves town as south wind assists
An oil fire at the Russell Powers No. 1 flare site near Overton burned slush pits and storage tanks after a gasket blew. Oil pump operator G. E. Webb Jr., 21, was badly burned but survived by leaping into a slush pit and then a water pool. The south wind kept flames from reaching town while the blaze spread along polluted creeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overton
U.P
G. E. Webb, Jr
Highway Concrete Work Begins Today Near Amarillo
The six mile section of Highway 5 north of Amarillo will have concrete poured today under the Santa Fe underpass at Amarillo Creek. State highway engineer Col. O A Seward announced the project before departing for the site. The pavement will be widened to about 40 feet under the bridge, with completion expected next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Amarillo Creek
Col
O. A. Seward
Marine Lotion Endorsed by Women for Eye Refreshment
A promotional claim notes millions of women use Marine to refresh their eyes after reading and sewing. It allegedly relieves eye strain and prevents serious trouble, urging use after continuous eye work and recommending purchase at the druggist.
Kid Carnival for Wolflin Planned at PTA Meeting
A Wolflin Parent-Teacher Association session announced a carnival for October 23. Dr. G L Yates of First Baptist spoke on "The Church and its Spiritual Value in Childhood," urging respect for religion and noting the child’s split between paths toward and away from God. Dr. Benjamin Primer, city health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolflin
Parent-Teacher Association
G. L. Yates
First Baptist Church
Yates
Benjamin Primer
City Health
Club Highlights Diphtheria Prevention Motion Picture
The officer presented a motion picture on Prevention of Diphtheria. Mrs P L Reppert, president of the club, acknowledged appreciation for the work of Florence Kistler and W Browne in beautifying the Wolf School lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. L. Reppert
Florence Kistler
W. Browne
Wolf School
Allis-Chalmers Opens Amarillo Factory Branch
The Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Company of Milwaukee opens a factory branch in Amarillo with J. M. Stiles as manager. Amarillo’s sub-branch under Dallas grows into a full factory branch with an expanded local staff and stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing Company
Milwaukee
Amarillo
Stiles
Advance-Rumley ‘Thresher Company
Dallas
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Pinkney
American Legion Auxiliary
Municipal Auditorium
Marella Myers
Hope Adams
Judy Lambie
L. E. Montgomery
Fae Wheeler
Lorene Thurman
Amarillo College of Music
Juneau
Frederick W. Bradley
California
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
Rome
Robert A. Millikan
Bankers Plan
London
HOTEL
Palo Duro
Oriental Shop
Stork Shop
Polk Street
U. S
Compress
Heroe
Millicent Green
Poland
Konrad Bercovici
Majestic Brentwood
Jacobean
Lowboy
Majestic
Germany
England
Hazeltine Laboratories
POL
Kansas City
Lewis Gravis
Kirksville
Allis-Chalmers
Ismsboyce Ageny
Som ST
Junior
Mother
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