Amarillo High Schools Begin Week Long Classification
Amarillo schools start a week of classification for the Senior High and three junior highs with detailed schedules for Buchanan and Sam Houston and Central Junior High. Students must classify by following the timetable to avoid delays, and lunch periods will split the student body into two 41 minute blocks.
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Central Junior High
Sam Houston
Buchanan
Sam Mouston
Central
C. W. Rogers
Dudley
Tack Letters Continue as Readers Seek Aid
A jumble of notes shows readers asking Tack for help finding work and housing. Women seek roles as housekeepers, waitresses, clerks, or child care while painting and selling art. Several phone numbers and addresses are given for contact and potential placements.
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Tack
Reward Offered for Lost Dog Opal
A reward is offered for the return of a white and brown spotted dog named Opal. The owner asks for Pinder to be contacted with any information leading to her safe return.
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Tack
Opal
Pinder
Amarillo College to Open Sixth Session September 10
Amarillo College will open its sixth session on September 10 at 8:30 with registration first two days. Classes begin Wednesday. schedules available Thursday. Enrollment expected near 1931-32 peak with more out of town students and several transfers from other colleges. Band welcomes Duncan Stewart as bandmaster amid library and physics lab repairs.
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Amarillo College
Amarillo
Duncan Stewart
Courthouse deeds and car registrations listed in local records
A compact notice lists warrantee deeds from Irene Livingston to Frances Livingston and others with dates in 1934 and small sums, plus several 1931 1934 land transactions in Amarillo areas. It also records car registrations for J M Carter Walter Irvin Inc and R J Nobbitt in 1934. A coastal notations item from South Bend reports the world’s largest oyster stew to be served with a 500 gallon kettle and special furnace.
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Irene Livingston
Frances Livingston
Wolflin
J. Willingham
Amarillo Heights
South Bend
Wash
Farm lad, 12, kills sister and wounds another
A calm farm lad Fred Scheiderer aged 12 is held in Wausau Wisconsin after turning his rifle on his sisters Marie 11 wounding her and Louise 16 killing her in a shocking domestic incident. Authorities consider charges as the case unfolds. The scene follows a market celebration sponsored by local Legion Post and merchant association.
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Fred Scheiderer
Wausau
Wis
Marie
Louise 16
The
Legion Post
the Merchant's Association
Banking Institute fete planned by Amarillo ABA chapter
The Amarillo chapter of the American Bankers Association will join in Institute of Banking graduation exercises broadcast on a nepronal radio network Tuesday night. U S Comptroller J F T O Connor will address 50 000 Institute members as 2 999 graduates receive certificates at 200 local meetings after the address to begin at 8 pm. The NAB broadcast will air on the National Broadcasting System.
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Amarillo
American Bankers Association
Institute of Banking
J. F. T. O'Conner
United States
American Institute of Banking Institute
Mr. O'Conner
National Broadcasting System
B. M. Britain
William A. Boyce
Grady Hazlewood
Darrell Jackson
Walter Loftus
C. C. Thompson
Amarillo College
Amarillo Thapter
Denard Gordon
National Publicity Committee
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T Lam
Mary
Tri-State Fair Grounds
Roswell
Fort Worth
South Arthur Street
Sophie Carrigan
East Thirteenth Avenue
Humphreys Highland
Dial
Johnson Street
Mary Smith
Lincoln Street
North Taylor Street
East Sixth Ave
South Garfield Street
Karl Powell
Shirley
North Buchanan Street
Pierce Street
Mary J. Reid
Thrift
Cuuanens Perbool
College
Courthouse Records
J. M. Carter
Travis
Chevrolet
Walter Irvin
North Tyler Street
North
Tyler Street
POLK
Stak
Plan Banking Institute Fete
O'Conner
Narizon Shoe d Salon
Taylor
New
Levine's
Peters Weatherbird
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