Local Notes on Health and Operations
A Am rillo Globe item from October 21 1933 reports residents undergoing operations. Mrs George F Richards of 315 Sunset receives care after a minor procedure and Clarence Randell of Sherman plus J E Gravestock of Pleasant Valley have had major operations. This brief local update continues on page 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Texas
Louisiana Street
George F. Richards
Sunset
Clarence Randell
Sherman
J. E. Gravestock
Pleasant Valley
Weady
Amarillo social notes and moving about roundup
The item lists local social events and movements in Amarillo. O K Currie of Dalhart, Carmen Nall of Guymon, Gerald Calloway of Dallas attend or are noted in connection with a party. The Wesley Friendship Class hosted an oyster supper for about 100 at San Jacinto Methodist Church with music. Child Study Club gave towels to Amarillo Day Nursery. next events include birthday parties. Moving notices detail residents relocating to Amarillo and nearby areas. Junior high hosts All School Night. New jitter bug dresses shown at Fashionette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Friendship Class
San Jacinto
Sam Houston Junior High School
Porky the Pig Tragedy and Local Notices in Amarillo
A fragmentary Amarillo newspaper item recounts Porky the pig bought by Ray Reeder, its escape in Amarillo, discovery at 800 Jackson Street, and its butcher end. The same column lists local residents visiting, in town and in news, including Mildred Horton and Ruby Mashburn, Judge Hoover, and other residents with brief notes on their travel or business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Porky
Ray Reeder
Vega
Amarillo
KGNC
Jackson Street
Local Notes on Travel and Visits
Bill Pheiffer will depart tomorrow for New York. Miss Mabel Holland of 1700 Tyler Street visits her aunt Mrs W T Vaughan in Mayfield. Mrs Ned O Miller travels to Tulsa to visit relatives. Olive M Childers of 2508 Harrison Street leaves Monday for Arkansas to see her mother. Mr and Mrs W C Pomerenk of 423 West Fourteenth Avenue return from a two weeks trip to Atlanta. Miami Beach and 8th Petersburg Finland head home via New Orleans. W W Duke of 900 Adams Street returns from Vernon to visit his sister Mrs A M Thomason who is ill. While there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Pheiffer
Tomorow
New York
Mabel Holland
Tyler Street
W. T. Vaughan
Mayfield, By
Ned O. Miller
Tulsa
Okla
Olive M. Childers
Harrison Street
Arkansas
W. C. Pomerenk
West Fourteenth Avenue
Atlanta
Miami Beach
Petersburg
Finn
New Orleans
W. W. Duke
Adams Street
Vernon
A. M. Thomason
Four Way Dress Pattern 4827 by Anne Adams
Anne Adams offers pattern 4827 a versatile junior and misses design with multiple versions a bus pender frock with frisky bows and lacing on the corselet a collar blouse jumper top with button trim a belt option and a square neckline. Available in sizes 10 to 14 inches 14 16 and 14 1 2 yards fabric guidance for juniors. Send 15 cents for the pattern and 15 cents for the book or 25 cents for both write to the Anne Adams winter pattern book department Amarillo Qiebe New York NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Adams
Dad
Babr
Amarille Qiebe
Pattern Department
WiTth Bt
New York
8. Y
Young Jean Smith Tops Central Junior High Sophomores
Jean Smith 15, daughter of Clyde and Mrs. Smith of 2220 Ong Street, stands out among sophomores at Central Junior High. She pursues voice study with Paul Eilis, belongs to the TNT Club, and enjoys fencing, which earned her high honors at Camp Tres Ritos. She plans to be a florist and collects after-dinner coffee cups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Junior High School
Jean Smith
Clyde Smith
Ong Street
Jean
Paul Eilis
Camp Tres Ritos
Local notes from Amarillo and area
Irving Tolzien returns to Amarillo after a business trip to Logan Fort Sumner and Clovis New Mexico noting good peanut and grain crops and a positive outlook for bankers and music merchants. Mrs Palmer Barton heads to Kansas City with husband. Tinky Pennock back from wedding trip to Denver and Colorado Springs. J Levy's offers a reversible coat for 15 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving Tolzien
Amarillo
Logan
Fort Sumner
Clovis
N. M
Dean Settle
Silver City
Palmer Barton
Jo Woodlief
Kansas City
W. ‘T’. McClure
Abilene
Blanche Cathey
West Eleventh Avenue
Taos
R. B. Miller
Gale
Sentinel
Okla
Dallas
Ed Teel
West Sixteenth Avenue
They Came to Town Visit Highlights Local Families
Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Wallace left for Dallas after visiting with Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Martin at 2600 Ong Street. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Coulson and Mrs. Douglas Allen returned to Coleman after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sheppard at 312 West Sixteenth Avenue. Mrs. Allen is Mrs. Sheppard's mother, and the Coulsons are grandparents. Marion Hill Jr. of Denver is here to be with his ill father, Marion Hill, in a local hospital. The elder Mr. Hill was improving yesterday. Mrs. Earl Dodd of Lubbock is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Sides, 1403 Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. T. Wallace
Dallas
F. B. Martin
Ong Street
W. J. Coulson
Douglas Allen
Coleman
Charles Sheppard
West
Sixteenth Avenue
Allen
Sheppard
Mrs. Coulson
Mrs. Coulson Are Mrs. Sheppard's Grandparents, Marion Hill, Jr
Denver
Marion Hill
Hill
Earl Dodd
Lubbock
J. C. Sides
Washington Street
Night of Beauty Flower and Style Show in Amarillo
Visions of beauty fill the Municipal Auditorium as the Southwestern Florist Association holds a flower show with rare blooms and an eighty model style show. Admission is small. Amarillo hosts this first magnitudinal Panhandle event in session yesterday and today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern Florist Association
Panhandle
Amarillo
Growing Population Birth at St Anthony's Hospital
A son was born Thursday morning to Mr and Mrs Richard Orr of Panhandle at St Anthony's Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Orr
Panhandle
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Northwest Texas Hospital News Brief
Mrs. R. R. Steele of 403 Florida Street has undergone a major operation. Mrs. Earl Smith of 815 was noted in the same column as a local update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest Texas Hospital
R. R. Steele
Florida Street
Earl Smith
Also Mentioned on This Page
O. K. Currie
Dalhart
Carmen Nall
Guymon
Gerald Calloway
Reiter
Quacker
Wright's
Amarillo Printing Company
Small Baby
Corpus Christi
Comptrollers Department
Bill Evans
Palso Dure
Arlington Apartments
Cecil Ferguson
Hereford
Glen McIntire
S C. Stone
Gossard
B. V. Hagand
C. O. Drew
Pampa
W. E. Kirkpatric
Dimmitt
Horace Hickox
Borger
J. K. Verser
L. P. McKee
Canyon
A. C. Paulk
Fritch
Wallie Harrell
Higgins
Herman Davis
R. L. Murrah
Dewey Everett
Gaile
Charles Boyd
Fashionette
Polk
AATT
Lorcan Thomas
Amarillo Senior High School
Canton
Wm. Ball
Mildred Horton
Ruby Mashburn
District 1
College Station
H. E. Hoover
Canadian
W. O. Puett
Wheeler
H. B. Hill
Shamrock
Charlie McMurtry
Clarendon
Coy Dickerson
S. Lambie
Longview
F. FE. Watson
L. H. Griffith
Temple
Mary Margaret Cafeteria
Taylor
Bill Newman
San Antonio
J. C. Finley
Fairmont
A. J. Reeves
Dumas
Sally McGill
Fillmore Street
Sparks Jenkins
Mohair
G. H. Norton
R. H. Norton
Pierce Street
Kathryn Lawrence
Hollywood
Calif
Bill Lawrence
Tyler
Ama
Asteana
Hana
Omera
Fitch
Sec
Apecal
Dee Moines
Nour Nair
Mich CO
Bes Moines
Lowe
Dayonne
Toronte
Con
Mit
AOA LY
Rillo
Walter Loftis
Austin
Loftis
The
Phillips Petroleum Company
Wilson Battery and Electric Service
Jack Webb
Tinky Pennock
Colorado Springs
J. Levy's, Inc
America
All America
Waterfall
Zene
Ward
Montgomery Ward & CO
Riverside
Georgia Kaye Sides
D. E. O'Brien
McKinney
W. R. Ellis
River Road
Amarillo Brake Co
Floyd Duke
W. W Duke
Floyd
Ward Gleum Ward Goods
Ward Week
Vicks
Vicks VapoRub
Newburg
Amarillo Hotel Coffee Shop
C. S. Pryor Management
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