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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1930

Page

5

Amarillo club rehearses for Miss Bluebonnet production

The Amarillo Business and Professional Women’s Club is practicing a South Carolina style台 dialogue for the musical comedy Miss Bluebonnet. Doris Shaw plays the lead Magnolia with Darrel Jackson as Dr Evans and Miss Zedene Horne guiding accent coaching. the show debuts November 4 at the High School auditorium with about 40 chorus performers.

Amarillo South Magnolia Spinister Dr. Evans Darrell Jackson Mrs. Evans Hallie Martin Harper Burton Hill Sam Unruh Hickory Stout Fred Young Minerva Elizabeth Nixson Janie Bell Branahan Bessie Landis Una Branahan Dena Hill Kate Branahan Georgia Ferret Susie Helene Shelton Sally Edith McSwain Wes Evans James L. Gordon Thad Perry Eugene Vineyard Business and Professional Women’s Club

School board awards contracts for construction and fixtures

The board approved a $5 985 contract to Parr Construction for two brick passageways between Central Junior High and Tyler schools with a 40 day schedule. S F Pelton bid 5 985 for 45 days. Oklahoma City Scenic Company won stage furnishings at Sam Houston Junior High for 1 678 and Triangle Electric Company won electrical fixtures for 1 695 50. The board also authorized purchasing railroad tickets for pep squad and band for the Lubbock game.

Parr Construction Company Central Junior High Tyler S. F. Pelton Ther W. Prank Lytle Construction Company Edward Lembke Construction Company Gay & Vogle C. S. Lambie H. W. Underhill Construction Company Oklahoma City Scenic Company of Oklahoma City Sam Houston Junior High School Triangle Electric Company Sam Houston School Lubbock

City refits Amarillo fire alarm boxes and poles

More than 125 boxes in Amarillo s fire alarm system have been repainted and new workmen are painting poles to which the fire alarm boxes are attached Red bands with white stripes at each are painted around the poles due to the ongoing maintenance project and abandoned poles are being removed or replaced.

Amarillo

Gloria Seeks Divorce Amid City Fire Alarm Box Shuffle

Fire alarm boxes moved to new poles under Glenn Bowen and crew as paint work continues. Central Station crews finish interior white and brown decor and begin repainting exterior woodwork using water plant paint supply. Armis tice Day poppies urge generosity for veterans in government hospitals.

Rescuers Say Miners Death Was Instant

The Wheatley number 4 coal mine on the state penitentiary farm near McAlester Oklahoma, where 29 men were trapped after a violent explosion Monday night, has recovered 27 bodies and located the remaining two. Removal of the bodies was hindered by damp coal in the sixteenth west entry.

Associated Press Mcalester Okla Wheatley Number 4 State Penitentiary Farm Here

Drunk Driver Has Dynamite Under Car Seat

WEBSTER CITY IOWA Oct 30 There was dynamite in the case of Marinus Sorenson accused of driving a motor car while intoxicated. Someone told Judge H B Fry that there was 50 pounds of it in the rear seat of the automobile. Is that right gasped the judge. Guilty said Sorenson Thirty days and 500 replied the judge.

Associated Press Webster City Iowa Marinus Sorenson H. B. Fry Sorenson

Rescue at the mine ends with mass funerals

A large crowd gathered at the mine mouth as rescue crews recovered mangled bodies identified by brass discs worn by each miner. Funerals for most victims were scheduled for today, with two bodies yet to be accounted for.

Miners Buried After Blast As Officials Plan Probe

Tom Holt and Ernest Fears were buried yesterday. Miller D. Hay, state chief mine inspector, will lead an official investigation into the blast. A Red Cross drive to raise 26000 for dependents is expected to begin at once. Rescue member Ted Painter said the miners did not know what hit them, with bodies found where they worked. Sam was among the dead.

Tom Holt Ernest Fears Miller D. Hay American Red Cross Ted Painter Sam

Mine Blast Fatality Claims Lovera Jr

A miner named Lovera Jr. was drinking water when a blast released deadly gas, causing a fatal incident at the mine. Authorities report the event and identify the victim.

Lovera, Jr

City Requisition System Applies to City Hall Supplies

City offices will issue supplies only on requisition. Partitions on the second floor west wing of the municipal building create storage and record space. Stationery forms pencils pens ink mucilage pins paper will be issued through this system.

Office supplies sorted in water department clerk's room

Roy L. Hageman, a water department clerk, arranges clasps typewriter ribbons and other office supplies in the supply room. A new operetta is near completion by Maestro Guiseppe Pietri at his villa near Florence Italy.

Roy L. Hageman Water Department Bis Guiseppe Pietri Florence Ital

Local Pharmacies Listing in City

A categorized street listing shows Randal Drug Company number four at 7th and Polk, Post Office Drug Store at 612 Taylor, Freeman Drug Store at 300 Taylor, and Quality Drug Store at 200 West Sixth Avenue.

Randal Drug Company 7Th and Polk Post Office Taylor Freeman Drug Store Taylor Quality Drug Store West Sixth Avenue Nelson Drug Company 10Th Ave Fillmore Elk Drug Company 4Th Ave Polk Street 16Th Ave Fillmore City 6Th Avenue Royal Drug Gibson Drug Store 7Th Avenue Warvel’s Drug Store Polk St Tenth Street Drug Store 10Th Avenue Miller Pharmacy Owl Drug Store van Buren Drug No. 2 Kendall Drug Store

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City Dolls Flem Dr. Jesser Dr. Blosser Gloria Ing Glenn Bowen Central Station No. 1 Gloria Swanson Los Angeles Marquis de la Falaise Constance Bennett Set R.c.a.radio Panhandle Music CO Radiotrons RCA America RCA Radiola Radiola RCA Victor Company, Inc Camden, N. J Radio Corporation of America Southern Distributing Corporation Amarillo, Texas KGRS Stokely Eliair California Medicinal Wine Co Padiries Lincoln Pharmacy East Tenth Ave Palace Drug 6Th Avenue and Monroe San Jacinto Mississippi Pickwick Drug East 4Th Avenue Hagood’s Pharmacy van Buren Drug No 16Th Avenue
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