Sportsmen Host Dog Handling Show At Fish Fry
The Panhandle Outdoor Sportsmen's Club hosts a dog handling demonstration by professional trainer Mason and his dog Boy at the Tri-State Park Pair Park Pavilion during the annual fish fry. Mason will show obedience and retrieving work, including a retriever carrying an egg without breaking it, as part of the program alongside an open competition for fish bars. Tickets are $1 and available at local sporting goods and hardware shops.
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Ww. B. Mason
Panhandle
Pair Park
Tri-State Park
Ason
Mason
Sportsmen’s Club
Henry Blackburn Sporting Goods Company
Tom & Roy Gun & Key Shop
Bagot Hardware Company
Davis Sporting Goods Company
Bob Seeds Sporting Goods Company
World Championship Catfish Skinning Contest Returns
Frank Milligan, last year’s winner with a tale of a pet catfish that learned to live on dry land and drowned, returns to defend the title. Challenger Cajun Charlie, backed by Plainview Rifle and Pistol Club, faces Alex W. Meier of Shattuck Oklahoma, the original and only Catfish Skinning Champion of the Universe. Charley Lowe will fry the fish starting at 6:30 with smoky, hot fillets and no delays for cooking. Tickets must be bought by Wednesday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Milligan
Charlie
Plainview Rifle and Pistol Club
Alex W. Meier
Shattuck
Okla
Charley Lowe
Barribecue
Taft Hit by Tomato During Ohio Campaign Speech
In Canton on September 29 Senator Robert A. Taft was hit by a tomato thrown during a Waynesburg campaign stop. The projectile struck his chest and stained his shirt and suit, yet he continued speaking. No arrests were reported.
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Canton
Ohio
Sen
Robert A. Taft
Waynesburg
Taft
Finger Saves Lives A Doctor Extends Critical Care
A British doctor has repeatedly saved adults by enlarging the airway or providing emergency intervention, highlighting a remarkable series of life-saving actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finger
Jury Finds Parks Insane in Amarillo Case
A 47th District Court jury found W. B. Parks, 43, insane after a July 19 Ellwood Park incident in which he shot R. R. Garner during an argument over a bird. Amarillo psychiatrist Dr. Howard C. Reid diagnosed paranoid schizophrenia, and Texas law requires commitment to the state hospital for the insane.
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W. B. Parks
Parks
Ellwood Park
R. R. Garner
Amarillo
Garner
Howard C. Reid
Texas
Christian Science Sunday Services Lesson Topic Unreality
The weekly Christian Science Sunday services will read the topic Unreality in all Churches of Christ Scientist on Oct 1. The Golden Text asks what is chaff to the wheat and cites Jeremiah 23 28. Included is Exodus 20 1 3 Thou shalt have no other gods before me and a passage from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy noting the danger of believing in another power named evil.
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Churches of Christ
Mary Baker Eddy
Predict Showers Starting Sunday
It was warm and windy this morning. H C Winburn said southerly winds 25 to 30 mph. The forecast calls for rain tonight and Saturday. A period of showers is likely to begin Sunday. The Panhandle five day outlook calls for temperatures about 4 degrees below normal with rainfall moderate in showers beginning Sunday.
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H. C. Winburn
Amarillo Air Terminal
Winburn
Panhandle
Government aid grants to New Zealand ranchers hit by hail
Grants awarded to New Zealand ranchers after a severe hail storm damaged their apple and pear orchards. Globe News Want Ads Get Results.
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New Zealand
Globe News
Globe-News
Formal Opening Night at Club Runnymede
Tonight marks the opening of the new Club Runnymede at 608 Georgia, formerly the Nat Ballroom. Fred Gabbard owns the venue, with Bobby Burns' orchestra providing music as a public celebration follows weeks of reconstruction and decoration including a green bamboo motif, mirrored south wall, and new lounges and bar fittings.
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Georgia
Fred Gabbard
Bobby Burns
Rites in Tulsa For F C Hall
Funeral services for F C Hall aged 66, San Antonio former Amarillo resident, will be at Stanley Funeral Home in Tulsa at 2 pm tomorrow. Hall died Wednesday in a San Antonio hospital after about 10 days with a heart attack. He was operating trustee and general manager of Henderson Trusts in the Barfield Building until about 10 years ago, later moving offices to San Antonio, and served as general manager and secretary of the Panhandle Producing Company. He split time between Amarillo and San Antonio for business. North Borneo land of the head hunters plans workmen's compensation.
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F. C. Hall
San Antonio
Amarillo
Stanley Funeral Home
Tulsa
Hall
Henderson Trusts
Barfield
Panhandle Producing Company
Order of Eagles Dance Saturday in Amarillo Hall
The Fraternal Order of Eagles Amarillo Aerie No. 3033 will host a Saturday night dance at the Eagles Hall 608% Georgia with The Westerners as the entertainment. A follow up program is planned next Wednesday night in the Hall. Eagles President A. C. Peterson reports the club is organizing an auxiliary during regular Tuesday meetings. Bond was set at 1500 dollars.
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Order of Eagles
Amarillo Aerie
Eagles
Georgia
A. C. Peterson
Bond
Courthouse Records and Domestic Relations Dockets
Courthouse records list numerous warranty deeds, transfers, and instruments involving multiple properties in Amarillo areas including Wolflin Park University Heights and North Highlands. Domestic relations docket shows divorces for Tennison Swarm Holt and a marriage license for Conley Davis and Albie Kincaid.
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Sam B. Archer
Lillie Frances Ratliff
S. B
Archer
S. B. Archer
B. Archer
L. C. Boston
J. B. Briscoe
Wolflin Park No
J. DeWitt
Pleasant Valley
John Thomas Doughty
Dick Madison
West Lawn
Mathew (Bones) Hooks
Richard D. Austin
University Heights
J. Homer Jacobet
Mary H. Ingham
San Jacinto Heights
Loretta Truscott King
Don Parker
Eakle
Frank H. Parent, Jr
W. L. Jones
Tarter
Reynolds Ashford Homes, Inc
Russell C. Collins, Jr
Humphreys Highland
Frank Wilkinson Construction Co
Frank Lara
North Highlands
City of
Eula Reeves
Dallas Reeves
Mirror
Wolflin Park, Inc
Bernard Cheye
Wolflin Park Oo
J. H. Paul
A. W. McKee
Denver Heights
Marcus M. Ford
Eric F. Carr
Newlin
Lakeview
Lawrence E. Jarrett
E. R. Bauman, Jr
J. W
Calvin Tennison
Lottie Mae Tennison
Mary Swarm
Jake Swarm
Helen Marie Holt
Ivan M. Holt
Conley Eugene Davis
Albie Mae Kincaid
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Branch T. Archer, JR
Barfield Bldg
Dallas
Amarillo Hotel
West Texas Boot & Shoe Shop
Eaegs Cath
Christian Science Sunday
Rites
North Borneo
Courthouse Records
St.Joseph
Amarillo Tent & Awning CO
Ula
Dandee
Polk
Rhea H. Owens
Danoeing
Ae Gabbar
THE
NAT
West Texas
Runnymede
Featuring
Southern Furniture Co
Polk J. Leo Southern
Beverly Bauman Lumber Co
Gooding Plumbing Co
Eagle Paint Co
Tyler
Cunningham Floral Co
West 6Th
Hugo H. Loewenstern Co
Polk Realtors
Casey Carpet Company
Seven-Up Bottling Co. of
Canada Dry Bottling Co. of
San Jacinto Printing Co
West
Texas Tile & Marble Co
Bill Atterback
Texaco Service
6Th
J. R. Morgan
Francine
Dick Watkins
Bill Chavey
Bill Canady
Phil Washburn
Club
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