Marsh Funeral for Stanley Marsh Set in Amarillo
Funeral rites for Stanley Marsh who helped develop key oil and gas properties in Carson and Gray Counties will be held at 4 PM in the N S Griggs & Sons chapel led by Bishop-elect George Quarterman. Burial is in Liano Cemetery. Marsh died after a 10 day illness at 63. He helped build Hagg Harrington and Marsh into a major independent producer and moved to Amarillo in 1926 from Wichita Falls.
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Stanley Marsh
Panhandle Fields
N. S. Griggs & Sons
Liano
Marsh
Por
Hagg, Harrington
Oklo
Est Coalgate
Sportsman and traveler Mr Marsh obituary
Okla prior to World War I era sportsman and traveler Mr Marsh enjoyed golf hunting and fishing. Survivors include widow a son Stanley Marsh Jr of North Hollywood Cal a daughter Mrs James L McCormick Amarillo a brother Charles Marsh Washington DC and three sisters Mrs Anna Upshaw Oklahoma City Mrs Mary Marsh Ruff Los Angeles and Mrs Florence Marsh Barnes Wooster Ohio. He is also survived by six grandchildren Stanley III Tom Michael Marsh and George Martha and Melody McCormick.
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Okla
Marsh
Stanley Marsh, Jr
North Hollywood
Cal
James L. McCormick
Amarillo
Charles Marsh
Washington, D. C
Anna Upshaw
Oklahoma City
Mary Marsh Ruff
Los Angeles
Florence Marsh Barnes
Wooster
Stanley III
Tom
Michael Marsh
George
Martha
Melody McCormick
Dale Carnegie Course Opens Tomorrow in Amarillo
B. R. Whitcomb will start the first regular session of the Dale Carnegie Course in effective speaking in the Red and Gold Room at the Amarillo Hotel tomorrow night at 7 30 o clock An introductory meeting last Wednesday enrolled 28 for the 17 week course Similar courses operate in seven Texas cities including Lubbock Wichita Falls and Dallas The course is described as a down to earth program for all ages to become convincing speakers and forceful executives.
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B. R. Whitcomb
Dale Carnegie
Amarillo
Texas
Lubbock
Wichita Falls
Dallas
Make This Home Recipe To Take Off Ugly Fat
A home fat loss claim advertises Barcentrate with renaices juice in a pint bottle. Two tablespoons daily allegedly reduces neck chin arms bust abdomen hips and more, with money back if results not seen. No evidence or authoritative sourcing provided.
Junkman Pays 8 80 Each For Surplus Power Units
Washington dispatch details a Government sale to junkman Max Bailis who paid 8.80 per unit for 531 surplus caterpillar power units, far below their 800 value, while War Assets Administration staff faced lost documents and internal confusion. Rep. Slaughter probes the deal as chaos and mismanagement persist.
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Frederick C.othman
Washington
War Assets Administration
Philadelphia
Federals
Max Bailis
Max
Roger Slaughter
Missouri
Slaughter
Junk sale tied to elusive orders and missing documents
Deputy director John L. Moore signed a document listing old scrap iron as junk based on received information. Sidney Longman of Philadelphia could not confirm prices, and Nelson McQuillan, who ordered the sale, has resigned. Max paid a $27 000 deposit for a warehouse full of junk. witnesses include Phillip, McQuillan’s successor unknown.
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John L. Moore
Sidney Longman
Philadelphia
Sidney
Nelson McQuillan
Slaughter
McQuillan
Longman
Max
Phillip
Five Pass Civil Service Tests for City Policemen
Five men passed the civil service exams for city policeman posts. Named winners are J. B Foster John R. Pitman Harold M. Howard Raymond Crouch and Marvin E. Roberts. Two appointments will be made immediately with others to follow.
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Clifford Davis
J. B Foster
Pierce
John R. Pitman
West Eighth
Harold M. Howard
North East Third
Raymond Crouch
Fillmore
Marvin E. Roberts
West Third
Mr. Davis
Take Parts Orders Until Tomorrow Noon
J. M. Rodgers of the War Assets Administration will continue taking orders tomorrow morning at chamber of commerce offices. Veterans wholesalers and distributors qualify for the maximum discount on hard to get parts. Rodgers cites large net sales in other cities and notes some individuals ordered over $50,000 in parts. It should be made clear that a
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J. M. Rodgers
War Assets Administration
Chamber of Commerce
Rodgers
Deeply Satisfying Wine Note With Distinct Tang
A concise tasting note lauds a deeply satisfying wine with a rare winey tang that stands out as utterly individual and delightful for connoisseurs seeking unique character.
Fort Worth Visit and Tucson Name Meaning Noted
The speaker states the purchaser need not be a veteran to receive the discount and mentions Mr. Rodgers will return to Fort Worth tomorrow afternoon. The Tucson native name Aziz is given as Strukshon with translations including darling and at the foot of a black ee.
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Rodgers
Fort Worth
Tucson
Aziz
Strukshon
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George Quarterman
North Texas
The
Episcopal Church
Lawrence Hagg
Don Harrington
T. J. Wagner, Jr
Ray C. Johnson
Beaumont Stinnett
John McKnight
I.se Nutter
Lawrence Grifith
Panhandle LS
Pittman
Cretney Drug Stores
Greyhound
Taylor Streets
Junkman
A. S. Dillon
James C. Cann
Cann
Paul J. McGarvey
Vicks VA
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
Folger
Folger’s
Relat
Country Club Cleaners
West
A. L. Crouch
Pat Murphy
Colgate
Vel
Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Company
Eetria
Prince
Hemer
DIAL
Glilding
Home Service CO
Amarillo Insurance
Eze Change
Amarillo Insurance Exchange
Askew & Brown
G Black
Burkhalt Rolla
Cartwri
Finch & Gavin Preeman Insurance Agency
Oakes-Fyfe
Ordway-Saun Co
Owen Panhandle
Thomson-King Agency
A Regal CO
Harold & RI Ricks-Maguire J Blake Timmons Upshaw Insurance Agenc
Williams-Boyds Howard Ec Io Boknen Holt- Rnaucon Neel Y-Goreenaill
S&s White AG Hugo H Loewen
Rayon
Gabardines
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