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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1936

Page

6

Precinct Election Judges Named for Countywide Vote

County Clerk W F Blackburn announced the list of election judges for 27 precincts to run the general election. Each precinct will have two to four judges with clerks as needed, under the supervision of the county judge, clerk, and sheriff. The appointed judges cover Johnson Street, Central Fire Station, McKinley School, and 24 other locations with named presiding officers and assistants.

W. FE. Blackburn Commissioners’ Court Election Service Johnson Street School F. M. Ong George Leatherberry Louise Bell Central Fire Station Harvey George Stapleton Tyler Street H. A. Nobles L. F. Kirk R. J. Parsons G. C. Boney Sixteenth Street J. H. Avery L. E. Lahm EB. Fish H. Taylor Fowler Brake Service D. W. Britain I. O. Willson F. M. Neal John B. Gilvin Pierce Street Royce P. Gant C. A. Christoph C. EF. Osgood Elmer Sowder Read Grocery Nineteenth Avenue W. M. Benton W. B. Doheney Zelin Bruce L. V. Wallace Charles Hoppin H. H. Cooper Margaret Wills Joe Mobley Ben Menson W. E. Snow George Turnley Sam Houston Robert Ricks A. B. Jones C. 'T. Davis San Jacinto A. A. Utterback Buchanan Street J. ©. Sullivan Frank Lopez C. B Frederick J. M. Hess Shield of Faith M. EB. Long T. H. Rodgers J. W. Broaddus BE. D. Moore Sanborn School W.H. Sides George 4. Pricks H. L. Mauldin Joe Brooker Glenwood Charles Kirk A. R. Miner J. ¥. Skipper R. C. Andrews Allison School J. RR. Hogge Tom Stalnaker Thornton Oxnard Pete Lange Pleasant Valley School B. Atkins Jeff Bartiec A P. Black J. M. Dowse Kritser Ranch C. E. Weymouth Anna Belle Kritser

Music Credits in Public Schools Expand Across Cities

A survey of U S cities shows Texas Houston Corsicana El Paso and California San Francisco adopting or expanding music credits for high school graduation. Schools report four to fourteen outside credits plus in class work many courses including choir band orchestra theory harmony and piano with strong emphasis on personal instruction and comprehensive music programs.

Hutchins Chicago University United States State Department of Education Houston Corsicana el Paso Texas San Francisco Los Angeles St. Louis Detroit Cleveland State Board of Education Glee Club City of State Department

Mason King Returns From Kingsville Race Meet

Mason King served as presiding steward for the Kingsville Kings County Fair and Race Meet. The 12 day event saw King also acting as racing secretary for the Tri-State Pair Association. En route home he visited the Texas Racing Commission in Austin and the Texas Centennial in Dallas.

Mason King Kingsville Kieberg County King Tri-State Pair Association Texman Racing Austin Pallas Mre South Texas

Black Draught Laxative Promises Quick Constipation Relief

Black Draught offers prompt relief when first signs of constipation appear. A clean system is claimed to prevent sickness, with thousands saved from unnecessary illness. Families keep it on hand and rely on this purely vegetable laxative at the first symptoms.

Chic School Frock on New Lines Will Get the Cheer

Pattern 4199 offers a chic Junior Miss dress with a flaring skirt and puffy sleeves in cotton wool or silk crepe. Sizes 10 to 16 priced pattern fifteen cents each or twenty five cents if ordered together. Order from Amarillo Globe Pattern Department 43 W 17th St New York N Y.

Anne Adams Hoth Amarillo Globe Pattern Department W. 17Th St New York N.Y

Potter County clubs move toward annual organization

Reorganization of Potter County home demonstration and 4-H clubs is nearly complete. Miss Mary Sitton, county demonstration agent, noted October is the main organizing month and officers and demonstrators are being selected. Demonstration clubs exist in Bushland Soncy River Road and girls clubs in Sunny side Forest Hill Thrifty Pleasant Valley Brady St Francis Highland Park and Cliffside.

Potter County Mary Sitton Bushland Soncy River Road Sunnyside Forest Hill Thrifty Pleasant Valley Brady St. Francis Highland Park Cliffside

Townsend Rally Tonight By Amarillo Townsend Club

A Townsend Club No 5 rally in Amarillo is set for 7 30 tonight in the district courthouse fourth floor. D M Young, secretary, announces the event and notes meetings will move to Friday nights from Tuesdays going forward.

Amarillo Townsend Club No. 5 D. M. Young

Knoxville approves trial parking meters for uptown area

City council in Knoxville votes 7 to 3 to install parking meters in the uptown section on a trial basis. The decision was reached today in Knoxville Tennessee.

Knoxville Tenn

Funk Refutes Poll Charge in Digest Letter to Johnson

Editor W J Funk of the Literary Digest invites Gen Hugh S Johnson to visit Digest HQ to inspect poll machinery and determine if the magazine’s 1936 presidential poll is perverted in favor of Alf Landon. Johnson accuses the poll of bias while Roosevelt backers question its accuracy.

New York U.P W. J. Funk The Literary Digest Today Hugh 8S. Johnson Digest Alf M. Landon United Feature Syndicate Johnson Funk Roosevelt Herbert C. Hoover

Sixyearold Girl Has Bean Sprout Removed From Nose

Farwell residents report a 6 year old girl, daughter of Mrs. Ed Kleeman, presented to a physician after a bean was stuffed in her nose for days. Witnesses say the bean had sprouted, prompting medical removal and care.

Farwell Ed Kleeman

1937 Plymouth touted as great low priced car value

Chrysler Plymouth claims for 1937 feature rich model with Safety Styled interior Hypoid rear axle new shock absorbers hydraulic brakes wider windshield and positive steering. Tests claim 18 to 24 mpg and overall lower running costs. Presented by De Soto Chrysler and Dodge dealers.

de Soto Chrysler Dodge Plymouth Chrysler Corp

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