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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1929
Page
5
The transfer of fuel completed in smooth air after the plane reached higher altitude. The Space Shuttle is due over Oakland California shortly before noon where mail from Cleveland will be dropped, another refueling contact made, and the return trip started for the East.
Rev. Eugene Defernett, 72, was struck by a Katy passenger train a few blocks from the depot in Greenville Texas on Sunday morning and killed instantly. Funeral services will be held here Tuesday. Witnesses said he apparently failed to see the approaching train until it was too late.
Cheyenne Wyoming Sept 2 After taking on 210 gallons of gasoline at the Municipal Airport General Eaker refueled an aircraft and checked its fuel schedule before continuing a flight.
The Pahhandle Amarillo CIA Club held its annual luncheon at the Herring hotel with about 50 members present. Mrs. W. E. Snow was elected president, with Mrs. John Thomas as vice president and Miss Leta Johnson as secretary treasurer. A program featured a pageant and songs, and lists of attendees include Miss Margaret Milam, Miss Lois Barefield, and Mrs. Ruth Shropshire Butler among many Amarillo Clarendon Spearman and Vega residents. Little Miss Jeanne Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Smith, was ill with typhoid fever and taken to Northwest Texas Hospital.
In three months more than 1,000 laborers have emigrated from Locas Norte, P.1, to Hawaii. The movement reflects a rapid labor migration as workers seek employment opportunities and better wages abroad. Local officials note sustained demand in Hawaii, while questions arise about sourcing, housing, and remittance effects.
Brainerd Minnesota resident Mrs Jim Smith reports strong relief from the product’s tonic action during the Change of Life. She says prior to use she was nervous and weak for about a year and could not do house chores. Now she handles housework and outdoor chores.
Social Calendar lists Needle Club at Mrs E W Hardin 1204 Harrison Street at 3 PM Amarillo Chapter No 787 Order Eastern Star Masonic Temple at 8 PM 1929 Bridge Club hosted by Mrs FE M Rat cliff 1100 West Nineteenth Avenue at 8 PM
The body of Mrs. Robert Patterson of Albuquerque, wife of Robert Patterson, a former city mail carrier of Amarillo, died Saturday night. It will be brought here tomorrow morning at 2:20 and forwarded over the Rock Island to Decatur Alabama for funeral services upon arrival. Mr. and Mrs. Patterson were well known in Amarillo after residing here for years.
Funeral services for Sidney Formby. 53, who died yesterday afternoon at his home 1417 Harrison Street, will be held today at 4 o clock from the First Baptist Church. Rev. G L Yates will officiate with pallbearers J L McMeans H S Richie Rod erick Northern Fred Roane J R Gant R L McSpadden. Burial in Llano Cemetery. Survived by wife and one son W M Forby of Dallas. He was a Baptist and member of Woodmen of the World.
A new delivery truck features an electric refrigerator that manufactures ice on demand for continuous cold storage and service.
Funeral services for S. A. Biggers, 75, held Sunday afternoon at N. B. Griggs & Sons Mortuary. Rev. Horace Shaw of First Christian Church officiated. Interment followed at Llano Cemetery.
W. G. Street, a 1207 Lincoln Amarillo house mover, credits Orgatone with restoring his health after six years of stomach and kidney trouble. He reports increased appetite, better sleep, no more kidney discomfort, and ability to work hard again. The Fox Drug Co. sells the product in Amarillo as a nonsecret bile treatment from a major laboratory.
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