Funeral for Walter Stone Held in Panhandle
Walter R. Stone, 29, bridge carpenter, killed Monday on a Santa Fe bridge project near Alva Oklahoma. Funeral services set for Friday at 2 PM at Panhandle Methodist Church with Rev W E Fisher officiating. Burial in Llano Cemetery Anna. Survivors include wife Evangeline two children Joyce K and Robert Allen, his parents Mr and Mrs Thomas Stone two sisters Mrs Earl Weiszbord and Mrs Evelyn Sellers and brother T B Stone. Stone was a Panhandle Methodist and Mason Lodge member employed by Santa Fe. Home at 703 Adams Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home in charge.
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Walter R. Stone
Alva
Okla
Panhandle
W. E. Fisher
Llano
Anna
Evangeline
Joyce K
Robert Allen
Thomas Stone
T. B. Stone
Earl Weiszbord
Amarillo
Evelyn Sellers
Lawton
Oklo
Stone
Panhandle Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
Santa Fe
Adams
Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home
Deadliest at Dawn Rattlesnake Venom Strongest Morning
A public notice style ad notes the idea that a rattlesnake is most venomous at dawn, with the claim that venom accumulates overnight. Globe-News Want Ads suggest seeking results from local ads.
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Globe-News
Railway Asks Skyway Mails
New York Sept 25 The Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railway seeks to carry U S mail by air and rail. President Fred G Gurley said Santa Fe Skyway will apply to the Civil Aeronautics Board for a certificate to operate as a mail carrier and to run a rounded out air transport system. He argued against CAB rulings denying air operation by certifiable rail affiliates.
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New York
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Fred G. Gurley
Santa Fe
Santa Fe Skyway
Air Transportation Unit
Civil Aeronautics Board
U. S
Gurley
American Locomotive Co
CAB
Horse Rough on Cowboy Film Star
Hollywood report says film star Charles R. Starrett had a drunkenness charge dismissed after he testified that his weaving gait came from riding all day and wearing cowboy regalia and high boots. He and his wife denied intoxication. the judge preliminarily ruled not guilty.
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Hollywood
U.P
Charles R. Starrett
Starrett
Leo Aggeler
Seeks International Highway Laws for New Road to Panama
Mexico City reports Maj. Gen. Fleming urged the International Association of Chiefs of Police to devise a single traffic code for the Pan American Highway. He noted all weather progress from the Texas border to Oaxaca and warned 1946 U S traffic deaths may reach 1941 levels. Lt. Col. Kremy highlighted rising travel and urged inter American adoption of the highway safety program and standard code.
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Mexico City
Panama
Philip B. Fleming
U. S. Federal Works Agency
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Association
Fleming
U. S
Polio Victims Treated in Plainview Clinic
Amarillo reports 13 polio cases this year with two deaths. Don Wadley eight, son of Ralph and Mrs Wadley of 3708 Line, was taken to West Texas Polio Clinic in Plainview after diagnosis of infantile paralysis. Audra Mathes fifteen was admitted to the Plainview Kenny treatment unit, the clinic’s 46th patient, after transfer from Northwest Texas Hospital.
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Amarillo
West Texas
Plainview
Don Wadley
Ralph Wadley
Audra Mathes
Kenny
Northwest Texas Hospital
Audra
R. L. Mathes
Bonita
Vitamins If Needed Are More Valuable Than Diamonds
An advertorial urges that vitamins may be essential for many, offering simple, inexpensive remedies. It counsels to consult a reputable druggist if a doctor has not recommended a label and notes Brooks Drug Stores as sources with location and phone numbers.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
School program showcases student music and readings
C Richard Wagner presided over a school gathering as Ross Larsen introduced teachers. Students offered a musical program with Beverly Lennon performing Two Silhouettes, Richard Thompson Two Guitars and Song of India, Wanda Inman with Madelyn Robinson singing The Lord's Prayer, and Linda Marsh playing Deep Purple. Mrs Charles Wolflin chaired the event and Ray Rozell of First Baptist Church spoke on The American Home. Hostesses included Mesdames Van A Bruner Art Jordan Harris Kimbrough and J B Vetesk.
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C. Richard Wagner
Ross Larsen
Beverly Lennon
Richard Thompson
India
Wanda Inman
Madelyn Robinson
Linda Marsh
Charles Wolflin
Ray Rozell
First Baptist Church
Mesdames van A. Bruner
Art Jordan
Harris Kimbrough
J. B. Vetesk
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Iday
Schenley’s
Lansdowne
Philadelphia
OLD Erie
Kinsey
Hunter
Gallagher Burton
AB Liquor Store
Pho
Railway
Skyway
Better Printing
Quicker Printing CO
Taylor
Franklin Life Ins. Co
Chas. E. Becker
Pres
John H. Smith
Perryton
Texas-Plainview
Fender
Acme Paint & Body CO
Bill Mauldin
United Feature Syndicate
Pat. OF
All Rights, Securved
Madge
Neptune's Playground
Lombardy
Hot Boy
7Th St
Elizabeth Nixson
Parent-Teacher Association
Mrkyo
Knoe
aeAans
Brooks Drug Stores
24Th and Polk
W. 16Th
Amarillo National Bank
Amarillo Nat'l Bank Building
Oway
Pinkham
Earth
Sherwinw Williams Research
Pton
Sherwin Williams Research
Handy
Sherwin-Williams
Nature
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