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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1938
Page
12
Fragmentary OCR shows names and items like Dewey Gray and 511 Fillmore with scattered references to automobiles and real estate trades. The text is incomplete but suggests a local market listing or notice of exchanges. No clear events, dates, or concrete transactions are readable.
The Philharmonic under conductor Murray Meyer will provide music for the Little Theater's season opener Brother Rat. A dress rehearsal will precede the show with special stage sets by Oma Link Rochey. Individual tickets are 80 cents, adult season memberships 5 dollars.
Reported incidents show a string of petty thefts last week across Amari area. Items such as groceries and small valuables were taken from residences and stores including the Durie Toot and Gene Store locations. Police urge residents to secure doors and report suspicious activity promptly.
A brief sermon at the Episcopal Church led by Rev. Frederick A. Foster during All Saints Day services. Mentions of a morning ceremony and a Scout merit badge prize program by the examiner with Dr. J. B. Landers and Roy Scott noted in the event coverage.
Voters will select at four polling places for the bond election. The Rock Island Railway crossing area and Sanborn School serve east of the Santa Fe line while San Jacinto School covers other districts. J. R. McDowell serves as judge at the polling site.
A chaotic report notes Amal Party actions after coyotes killed sheep this past week. Officials discuss public safety and ongoing incidents involving Black individuals amid a tense community response.
A letter to Tom Cotten from Mal BA Wood indicates a meeting is set for November 20 in Amanito to discuss conservation plans for the Canadian River basin. Major Woot of the National Resources Committee and local officials will brief on water and conservation projects with several regional groups expected to attend.
The United States Navy Band concert plan shifts to City Drag on Polk Street for next Friday night. Many seats were reserved early and the program includes noon events for school children.
An injured youth in Amarillo faces drunken driving charges after a car crash near the Borger shortcut east of Amarillo left a woman passenger in critical condition. Hospital report notes the man improved while officials reported the incident yesterday as officers investigated the crash.
A student bond sale aims to fund a new public address system with total near the thousand dollar mark. Several rooms and teachers report high participation percentages, led by Ruth Ann Olberts advisory room and Marta Williams as top organizers. The drive continues through Wednesday with strong support from students and staff as officials tout the system’s clear improvements.
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