Ethelyn Ross to Attend Hockaday School in Dallas
Ethelyn Ross daughter of Mr and Mrs 8 EK Ross of 2606 Hayden Street will leave this weekend for Dallas to attend Hockaday this winter. Miss Ross earned her Amarillo High School diploma this summer. Ben Owens of 1200 Tyler Street will also depart for Austin to receive his BA from the University of Texas this winter. He has been associated with Texas.
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Ethelyn Ross
EK. Ross
Hayden Street
Dallas
Hockaday’s
Miss Ross
Amarillo
Ben Owens
Tyler Street
Austin
University of Texas
Texas
Charles Martini
Phillips Oil Company
Berger
Bartlesville
Charles
R. C. Martini
Jackson Street
Frances Finch
Howard A. Finch
Jefferson Street
Texas Technological College
National flower shifts from goldenrod to wild rose
The record notes the United States designated goldenrod as the national flower in 1889 and later changed preference to the wild rose in 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Crude output rises across United States in week ended Sept 12
Oil and Gas Journal reports the US crude production averaged 3 018 739 barrels daily, up 4 335 from the prior week. Oklahoma up 6 700 to 565 480, Texas down 19 080 to 1 158 314, California up 16 750 to 487 000, Kansas up 6 350 to 162 850, Louisiana down 930 to 235 880, while West Texas declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
United States
The
Oil and Gas Journal
Oklahoma
Fast
Texas
Louisiana
California
Kansas
Autopsy on Mrs Crookshank in Los Angeles
Los Angeles police performed an autopsy on 78 year old Mrs Anna Powell Crookshank to determine if death from pneumonia was natural as her death certificate stated. Detectives reexamined her diary revealing a love for 21 year old Thaddeus Pickens who is held as a material witness and accused of receiving money an apartment and a $1400 car and chauffeur for a Chicago trip.
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Los Angeles
Anna Powell Crookshank
Thaddeus Pickens
Pickens
Veteran Texan contractor found dead in Fort Worth room
Ed ward A. Shotts Sr., 64, an electrical contractor, was found dead in his Fort Worth room early today with a bullet wound to the head. A pistol was found nearby, and police treated it as a possible suicide.
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Fort Worth
U.P
Edward A. Shotts, Sr
Texas
Funeral Held for Wichita Falls Man
Funeral services were held for James P. Waggener 55 a tax expert and son of Dr Leslie Waggener first president of Texas University He died in a Wichita Falls hospital from a cerebral hemorrhage He had lived in Texas most of his life and in Wichita Falls since 1919 Survivors include his wife four children a brother Leslie Waggener vice president and trust officer of Republic National Bank Dallas and three sisters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita Falls
James P. Waggener
Leslie Waggener
Texas University
Waggener
Texas
Federal Bureau of Internal Revenue
Auto Accessory Theft Ring Broken in Texas
Police recovered auto accessories valued over 1000 dollars and arrested three men with prior records and a garage operator. Investigators said garages in Grand Saline Mohank Terrell Huntsville and Rusk were robbed.
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Dallas
Texas
Grand Saline
Mohank
Terrell
Huntsville
Rusk
Chatterer Haunts Old Tree Sparks Happy Jack Return
Happy Jack traces to the familiar tree where Chatterer once lived. He finds no sign of life as the entrance hole looms above him and no creature pops out as he pauses to listen.
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Chatterer
Happy Jack
Spooky the Screech Owl At The Old Hollow
The tale follows Chatterer daring to peek into a hole where a screech owl guards the hollow. A sharp hiss and snapping sound greet him as he withdraws, naming the creature Spooky the Screech Owl. The scene closes with a cue for the next story, Happy Jack Wonders.
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T. W. Burgess
Jack
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Winnie Hale
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Carl G. Sutton
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L. BE. Mason
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Boone Moreland
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Minnie Stellman
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Bertram Jackson
Plainview
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Polly Parrott
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Universal Credit Corporation
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Pearl Gould
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Slim Summerville
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Jack Winston
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Texas Theater
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Bob Watson
Faelyn Benson
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Ira Morris
Emil F. Myers
Malcolm Clack
Amarillo College of Music, Inc
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