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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1931
Page
8
Mae Derby, 38, was charged with murder in the fatal shooting of her former husband Mack Horn, 35, a Cleburne fireman. The case follows a prior affray in which Derby’s current husband was stabbed. Horn died after the Saturday evening incident. Derby surrendered and posted a $4,000 bond.
Depositors of the Mayfair State Savings Bank were asked to call around and retrieve their funds as the bank will stop accepting deposits on September 30. President T B Mc Grath Jr said there is enough cash to pay all deposits totaling $600,000. State Auditor Oscar Nelson noted it is the first time a bank has voluntarily closed and paid in full. Mc Grath said the bank is closing because it cannot make money and stockholders may realize 65 to 75 dollars per share.
Miss Wilma Jo Jones of Hereford stayed with Donna Clyde and Jean Wright at 1813 Hughes Street. Mrs. G. R. Roberts visited her husband in Lubbock. H O Schulger from New York City came to Amarillo on business. Mrs. M B Knudson moved to the Amarillo Hotel for winter. Mr. and Mrs. B F Conklin of Houston visited Mrs. Laura Atwood’s family. Mrs. A Eberstadt of Atlanta City is in Amarillo on business. Joe Taylor, Texas Tech student, spent weekend with his mother at 811 West Thirteenth Avenue. Sam Schupack of St. Louis visited his brother Milton at the Amarillo Hotel. Ivor McLelland of Hereford was in Amarillo on business.
Two weeks after Van’s death Clive finds in Liane’s suite a farewell note and an empty room. She has left behind her rings, jewels, and memories, wandering in cold weather in an Oxford suit once fashionable, now outmoded, with no destination.
A young woman leaves a high society life to start over in New York. She travels to New Jersey, rents a modest room, and lands a job as a stocking department saleswoman at eighteen dollars weekly. She notes dwindling resources yet resolves to repay a fifty dollar loan. (To Be Continued) U. S. District Court notices outline public auctions of Schulte United Inc Miller's Inc and related estates, detailing stores across numerous cities and asset categories. The sale date is October 8, 1931, in Manhattan with bids due by monetary deposits and subject to court confirmation.
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