Nunn Electric Buys Mathes In Amarillo Radio Move
The Nunn Electric Company at 425 Polk Street announces the purchase of the Mathes Company retail radio store and the local Philco radio sales and service franchise. Mathes moves to Fort Worth to become Philco wholesalers while their staff joins Nunn Electric after a closing sale. The Amarillo firm has operated since 1910 offering electrical supplies, lighting, and appliances.
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Nunn Electric Company
Polk Street
Mathes Company
Philco Radios
Carl Hare
Nunn Company
Mathes
Fort Worth
Philco
Amarillo
Philco Retail
Polk ST
Nunn Electric CO
Phileco
Calhoun St
Philco Radio
Panhandle
D. Hare
Mgr
Last Rites for William Cook Held in Borger
William Joseph Cook 61 of Borger died at a Borger hospital on Thursday. Funeral services were set for 11 AM Friday at First Christian Church in Borger, with Rev. L O Byerly officiating. Burial will be in Sapulpa Oklahoma. Surviving relatives include his widow and four children Virgil Edith Cook of Borger Ora Cook of Pampa and Mrs Nora Kennedy of Sapulpa plus two sisters and two brothers W T Patterson and Mrs Nannie McCarty of Amarillo are also related.
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William Joseph Cook
Borger
Amarillo
First Christian Church
L. O. Byerly
Sapulpa
Okla
Virgil
Edith Cook
Ora Cook
Pampa
Nora Kennedy
W. T. Patterson
Nannie McCarty
Red and White to Close for Labor Day Observance
All Red and White grocery stores will be closed all day Monday in observance of Labor Day according to an announcement from the stores' headquarters.
Roosevelt Banner On Repair Truck At White House
A repair truck at the White House displayed two large signs after its private elevator broke. One urged "Repeal the Eighteenth Amendment" and the other proclaimed "Roosevelt for President."
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Roosevelt Banner
White House
Washington
Roosevelt
Cecilia Stubbs obituary and funeral services held
Mrs. Cecilia Stubbs 90 died at a local hospital Thursday. Funeral conducted Friday at 11 in Central Presbyterian Church with Dr R Thomson and Bishop E C Seaman presiding. Burial in Delaven IL. Pallbearers listed. Surviving daughters Bertha McGregor Leo McLaren C H Ball and sons Charles Edward Harry Ernest.
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Cecilia Stubbs
Central Presbyterian Church
R. Thomson
E. C. Seaman
Episcopal Church
Delaven
Ill
F. S. Davis
J. W. Hill
D. Roach
B. O. Taylor
J. W. Glifton
T S. Barnes
Stubbs
Bertha McGregor
Harrison
Leo McLaren
Seattle
C. H. Ball
Amarillo
Charles
Portland
Ore
Edward Lake Charles
Harry, Delaven
Ernest Stubbs
Chicago
Judges Feast On Barbecue Session Ends
West Texas county judges and commissioners closed their semiannual two day convention with a chuck wagon barbecue at Jack Hall's Ranch. The event featured Mrs. Tom K. Eplin crowned queen of the President's Ball, with 300 plus attendees and remarks by Tri-State Fair leaders.
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West Texas
Jack Hall
Bill Beechler
Bill Adams
Bill Lampe
Bill Day
Carl Hill
al Wilson
Noble Durkee
Tom K. Eplin
Abilene
West
Ers
Cunningham Floral Company
Tri-State Fair News
Grover B. Hill
Tri-State Fair Association
Eplin
E. A. Newman
Coleman
Alexander
Clarendon
E. B. McClintock
el Paso
State Association
Texas Spiritualists Heal Session At Fort Worth Convention
Fort Worth September 2 healing service featured today at the Texas Spiritualist Association 35th annual convention. Dr A Cervin Taylor executive board member of the national association will conduct the service. President C L Sharp Fort Worth reported rising demand for spiritualist healers in his annual remarks.
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Fort Worth
Texas Spiritualist Association
A. Cervin
Taylor
National Association
C. L. Sharp
Funeral planned for W. H. Jobson after fatal Mesquite crash
Funeral services were planned today in Mesquite for W. H. Jobson aged 69 who died from injuries sustained yesterday in an automobile collision near the city.
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Mesquite
Tex
U.P
Puneral
Jobson
Cornet Champ Beene to Headline Sadler Show Friday
Elton Beene, winner of the 1932 national cornet solo contest, returns from a northern tour with Wainwright’s 80 piece band to make his first local appearance. The Harley Sadler show will feature Beene with a performance of Over the Hill arranged for the occasion.
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Elton Beene
Harley Sadler
Wainwright
Young Beene
Beene
Sadler Company
Stage Play at Carnival Grounds Opens Tonight
A version of a famous stage play premieres at 8 30 PM in a tent at the Carnival Grounds on West Fourth Avenue.
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West Fourth Avenue
Dismissal of Newspaper Writer Over Book Involvement
Drew Pearson of the Baltimore Sun Washington staff and co author of the book More Merry Go Round has been dismissed. The managing editor said his work on the book destroyed his usefulness to the newspaper.
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Washington
Drew Pearson
Baltimore Sun
William E. Moore
Labor Day Plans Include Races Bullfights in Nuevo Laredo
In Nuevo Laredo on September 2 crowds of up to 5000 are anticipated for Labor Day events. Manuel Canta Lara, immigration chief, says preparations are ready for crowds. George Godfrey and Ace Clark, both reported in good condition for their bout, are among the featured attractions including bull fighting.
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Nuevo Laredo
Mexico
U.P
Manuel Canta Lara
Immigration Service
George Godfrey
Ace Clark
Crusaders Plan Victory Fund Campaign Period
Dallas reports the Crusaders national prohibition repeal group will run a Victory Fund campaign from October 10 to 21 with local headquarters advertising a nationwide scope.
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Dallas
U.P
Crusaders
National Prohibition Repeal Organization
Ita
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Kiaqqsman
Borger Hospital
Potter County
Myrtle Brady
English Airport
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Board of Education
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Schnepper
Winston
Craig
Steffen
Icibar
Oe Caldwell
Bayer
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IPA
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N. Fillmore
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San Jacinto
Texas Spiritualists
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Curtis Mathes
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