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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1929
Page
15
A humorous reminiscence traces Dr. Kerchew’s quest to cure hay fever in a northern New York village. He buys germs, a mishap with a borrowed sample scatters them, and by August 3 1921 he marries Leora G Nuthatch. The tale ends with the couple’s early sneeze after Niagara Falls.
A humorous 1929 anecdote recounts Dr Ketchen’s trial on Mrs Ketchen and later Mrs Nuthatch to identify hay fever causes. The doctor evolves Leora No 1, then Leora No 737, to cure the disease, facing resistance from his wife and in-law before success.
The Census Bureau announced thirty supervisors to direct the 1930 census. Among Texas appointees are Patrick B. Gibbons of Paris for Camp and surrounding counties with Paris as headquarters, W T Southworth of Abilene for several west Texas counties, Thomas J. Burdette of Hillsboro for a large list with Isingboro headquarters, and Laurence A. Miller of Houston for Harris and Montgomery counties.
Alan Gristy of the Santa Fe general offices was indicted by the Potter county grand jury for a statutory offense after an alleged assault on a young woman about a week ago. He was denied bond after an examining trial and faces arraignment in district criminal court Monday. he has not spoken publicly.
Los Angeles reporters note the trial of Mrs Lois Pantages begins with five women and seven men jurors. William Rokumoto will identify his brother Joe Rokumoto and prosecutors will argue Mrs Pantages was intoxicated when her car struck the Rokumoto vehicle. The defense will claim Rokumoto turned left illegally and caused the crash.
Pittsburgh report says two aviators Charles Ty gard 25 of Dorment and Leo BE Mc Flingott 25 of Butler were burned to death when their airplane stalled during a brief flight. The craft crashed and flames enveloped the wreckage at Rodgers Field.
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