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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1933

Page

6

Texas Sisterhoods Elect New Federation President

Mrs. Max Levy of Galveston was elected president of the Texas State Federation of Temple Sisterhoods at Galveston with Dallas chosen as the next convention site. Offiers include honorary president Mrs. Victory Hexter Dallas and numerous vice presidents and secretaries. The group adopted resolutions condemning Hitlerism and backing a boycott of German-made goods.

Galveston Max Levy Texas State Federation of Temple Dallas Victory Hexter Sol Schoenman Houston Hannah Hirschberg San Antonio Max Phillipson M. D. Cohen C. Chinski Beaumont Sam T. Zinn Harold Potash el Paso I. A. Victor I. E. Horowitz Fort Worth Joe Solinsky H. Goldberg H. L. Brownberg

Bank official sought. missing since West Bank holdup

A missing assistant cashier from the National Bank of West, tied to an October robbery in Waco, remains sought as investigators probe an alleged prior embezzlement. Cashier Howard Ellis and assistant Joe Popp face embezzlement charges bonded at 2500 each.

Waco Tex National Bank of West National Bank Howard Ellis Ellis Joe Popp Popp

Nat Prepared With Halloween Treats

The Nat hosts a Halloween masquerade at 9 pm with Johnny Floyd and his Merrymakers. Serpentine confetti favors and cash prizes honor the best costumes while the Hollingsworth Sisters perform with the orchestra. Admission 25 cents and five cents per dance, or $1.10 for the full evening.

Johnny Floyd Hollingsworth Sisters Benton King

Split of Factions In Cuba Is Nearer

HAVANA October 31 The threat of a split between President Grau and the Student Directory grew closer as Havana University students demanded the government rectify its course by November 4. Details of the ultimatum were not revealed and the move’s exact implications remained unclear. Luxemburg now has work for all its people and 6,000 aliens in addi tion.

Havana Grau Havana University Luxemburg

Potter County Zoo Adds Porcupine To Collection

D Moore, a trucker from 304 North Pierce Street, delivered a porcupine weighing 40 to 45 pounds to the Potter County Zoo via the American Business Club Zoo Committee. Moore captured the animal between Monte Vista and Del Norte Colorado after stopping at night and blinding it with car lights. Bill Gunn, zoo committee chairman, plans to transport the porcupine to the zoo today.

Potter County American Business Club Zoo Committee D. Moore North Pierce Street Moore Monte Vista del Norte Colo Bill Gunn Zoo

Black-Draught praised for dizziness and headaches

Mrs Elmer Leverett of Carrier Mills Illinois says Black-Draught helps dizziness and headaches after twelve years of use. She notes she can tell when she is not taking the medicine and mentions a pleasant tasting syrup form for children.

Thedford Elmer Leverett Carrier Mills

Railroad Rounds and Rumblings Social event and Santa Fe concert noted

A large Amarillo social hosted by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Order of Railway Conductors featured a program by railroad families, songs, rope twirling and speeches followed by a farm banquet. Santa Fe Orchestra planned a Halloween masked ball with 40 cent tickets. News items include weddings, railroad trusteeship approvals, and rail traffic updates across Dalhart and surrounding areas.

Order of Railway Conductors Odd Fellows Hall Amarillo L. J. Smith Mr. Smith Alice Moore Bessie Lee Gowdy Elizabeth Glenn George Best Milton Page, Jr Dallas Ruth Cooper Junior Wood Ida Mae Louise McClure Harvey House Carl Weber Santa Fe Orchestra Santa Fe General Office Santa Fe

Kompo and Bile Salts Tablets End Constipation

Scientists extract natural bile from cattle to create Kompo tablets that stimulate the liver and restore regularity. The remedy claims to remove the need for habit forming laxatives and purgatives, with a guarantee of results or a full refund.

Girl Scouts Celebrate Health Day And Community Service

Forty Amarillo Girl Scouts began Health Winner badge work during National Girl Scout Week as part of a health day observance. Milk Fund Bottles will be placed in local businesses for undernourished children. Founders Day honors Juliette Gordon Low with events and radio talk by Miss Daffin Lowrey.

Amarillo Yucca Club Carlie Barns Jane Manning Mary Ann Stanberry Juliette Low Girl Guides of England Daffin Lowrey Miss Lowrey Sanborn School

Rehearsal Set for Amarillo Civic Chorus Season Opener

The Amarillo Civic Chorus of 60 voices rehearses tonight at Amarillo College of Music and plans a Sunday program at Polk Street Methodist Church. Another rehearsal is Friday night under director Emil F Myers, with two 8 o'clock starts. The group will perform seven standard selections including lullabies and spirituals and Indian music.

Amarillo

Alfalfa Bill Defies Court Order Again in Oklahoma

Governor Murray faces a new clash with the judiciary as his forces hold the Union Soldiers' Home against a temporary restraining order. Judge Lucius Babcock set a hearing for November 6, while Murray continues his martial law stance, echoing his Red River Bridge rebellion.

Murray Union Soldiers' Home University Hospital Lucius Babcock Red River Bridge

Wagner's Pilgrim's Chorus to be played by 18-piece ensemble

An 18-member orchestra will accompany the performance of Wagner's Pilgrim's Chorus with Harold Ensinger conducting the ensemble providing accompaniment.

Pilgrim's Chorus Harold Ensinger

Crete Man Shapes Cedars Into Animal Statues

V. J. Prucha of Crete Nebraska spends spare time shaping cedars into animal forms including dogs peacocks camels elephants in a lawn that resembles a 200. The yard features figures such as dogs peacocks camels elephants and horses.

Crete Neb V. J. Prucha

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