Social notices bring clubs and banquets in Amarillo
The column lists numerous society events including the Child Welfare club initial meeting at 2:30 pm with Mrs. Walter Mount at 1801 Van Buren, Amarillo College of Music open house at 4 pm on Polk Street, and a Texas Tech banquet at 7:30 pm at the Hotel Palo Duro with reservations through named organizers. It also notes engagements, reunions, and travels of local residents and families along with upcoming dances and church group activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Mount
van Buren Street
Amarillo College of Music
the College
Polk Street
Texas Tech
Palo Duro
Paul Lefforge
George Waddill
Flora McGee
Texas Technological College
Emil F. Myers
Lila Austin Myers
Helen Strite
Fay Rogers
Oma Bowles
Ellis B. Hall
Belle Bennett Missionary Society
Polk Street Methodist Church
K. Smith
L. N. Stuckey
Child Welfare Club
Amarillo Gets Permanent Post Office Inspector
Growth in Amarillo and surrounding Panhandle towns leads to a permanent post office inspector in the federal building. J. Q. Johnson leads the local office and oversees office arrangements in booming oil field towns while guarding against fraudulent mail solicitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Panhandle
J. Q. Johnson
Federal Building
Car Theft Ring in Panhandle Brought Closer to Halt
U S justice operatives chase automotive thieves across the Panhandle region. After two men were arrested at Woodward Oklahoma this week investigators believe they have driven a wedge that could curb the rising car theft toll in the Southwest. A network of special agents works to round up the ring within weeks as the Panhandle's growth spurs auto theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Justice
Woodward
Oklahoma
Southwest
Panhandle
Louis Hill's Son Joins Section Gang in Minnesota
Warren Hill, 24, son of Louis Hill chair of Great Northern, works as a $2.50 daily section hand at Foreston Minnesota. He waited in line at Superior Wisconsin before choosing field work over a clerical job in the railroad office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Minn
Warren Hill
Louis Hill
The
Great Northern Railway
James J. Hill
Foreston
Minnesota
Young Hill
Superior
Wisconsin
Dempsey Tunney Bet Reaches New High in Wall Street
A Wall Street firm recorded an $11,000 bet against $5,000 that Jack Dempsey will defeat Gene Tunney. The odds are the highest yet in New York with about equal Tunney and Dempsey money at 2 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Dempsey
Tunney
Wall Street
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Charles
Misa Dickson
Misa Ellyn Dickson
Rochester
Tyler Street
Miss Dickson
Peggy Masterson
Ward-Bellmont College
Nashville
Elks
Elks and
Grady Gilder
Beta
Delphians
Delphian Society
Municipal Auditorium
Alberta Maxon
Helsinger
Dana Harmon-Trent
Ek C. I. A
College of Industrial Arts
Denton
Harvey House
Crusaders
Philathea
Crusaders Sunday School
Epworth Hall
Wragge
Canyon
J. W. Whittle
Adeline Trigg
California
Yellowstone Park
Mary Harty
Willie Kimbrough
Trigg Ranch
Tucumcari
New Mexico
Miss Kimbrough
Dallas
Dallas Public Schools
Virginia Gaddis
Pleasant Hill
Louisiana
Will D. Gilvin
Gilvin
Hughes Street
FE. L. Rippy
R. B. Masterson, Jr
Colorado
Clara Rush
Frances Rush
Harrison Street
Wyoming
Cheyenne
University of Wyoming At
Laramie
Formby-Jameson
Jeanne Formby
Walter N. Jameson
First Baptist Church
G. L. Yates
Mrs. Jameson
Fairmont Avenue
San Jacinto
A. L. Ludden
Hollis
Elizabeth Ann
Pierce Street
Fort Worth
Waco
Galveston
South Texas
R. S. Killough
Eva Merle Killough
Alvis Killough
Clinton
Mayfield
Kentucky
Real Foot Lake
Tennessee
Steve Trigg
Louise and
Steven, Jr
Washington Street
Taos
Santa Fe
Avery Turner
Carolyn Ten Eyck
Norman Ray Appleton
Philadelphia
Lois Walton
Marizon
Paris
America
Texas
Coats
Biffalo
Innes of
New
Conn National School of Music of
Chicago
Polk
P.O
Wilhoits
AAA
McCallun
Poll St
News-Globe
Jersey
Atooreeston CO
the Postoffice
Taylor Street