Peace as Rotary Goal Highlighted at Ostend Meet
Harry H. Rogers of San Antonio, Texas, Rotary president, told delegates at the eighteenth annual convention in Ostend that international peace is Rotary’s ultimate aim. He noted growth from Edinburgh to 40 countries and 2,595 clubs, urging broader fellowship and action among Rotarians worldwide.
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Worley Home Destroyed by Lightning in Wilcox
Mrs P A Worley saw lightning strike her Wilcox home yesterday as rain ceased. The house burned to the ground, furniture saved with help from neighbors, no insurance, rebuilding underway. Heavy rain flooded streets in Sunday deluge. two inches fell in Pampa aiding wheat and crops thirsting for moisture.
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P. A. Wortley
Pampa
Panhandle
Promising Wildcats Top Pay-Fishing Activity in Pampa Field
Oil drilling report shows several wells in Gray county entering fishing operations after casing failures. Rensoul No 1 Mark Huselby at 2470 feet shows oil. Nabob Oil to offer Rensaul well. Mary Leopold No 1 tops pay at 3660 feet and slated to drill next week, potentially opening new territory in the Pampa field.
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Riley-Heck
J. M. Hephking
Rensoul Petroleum Company
Mark Huselby
Gray County
Nabob Oil Company
Rensault Company
Pampa Production Company
Mary Leopold
Luis
Pampa
District Court Opens With Judge Small In Charge
Judge C. C. Small of Wellington opened a session of the 84th district court at Selfors filling in for Judge Willis who is detained. Judge Cole of Vernon covers Childress this week. Small serves through Thursday, with several cases already hearing. Grand jury impaneled and sent to the jury room. petit jury to report at 1:16 p.m. for docket call.
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Wellington
Talay
Selfors
Newton P. Willis
Cole
Vernon
Small
Childress
Santa Fe Crew To Begin Local Track Work In Pampa
The Santa Fe railway reports steady business in the Pampa district and plans a five mile east extension toward Panhandle with double track from Canyon to Pampa. Crews from Santa Fe will arrive within 10 days to begin track and switch construction and later beautify the depot area along Cuyler street.
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Miss Nellie Warren Visits Sister in Ola Kansas
Miss Nellie Warren a teacher in the State school for the deaf at Ola Kansas is visiting her sister Mrs GB E Finley for several weeks in this report.
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Outlaw Kimes Escapes In Commandeered Car Chase
PAWHUSKA June 6. Matthew Kimes notorious outlaw was sighted today and the sheriff s department was utilized. Deputies followed the bandit across a field. He commandeered a car driven by Red Carter a rancher. He put his arms about Carters neck and officers were afraid to fire for fear of killing Carter.
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Travels 700 Miles To Meet Classmates
Miss Anes Roberts of Patipa has earned a growing reputation in Crockett county for home demonstration work. She traveled over 700 miles to attend her graduating class reunion at West Texas State Teachers College in Canyon, stayed briefly in Pampa, and then returned to her duties. Roberts earned an A.B. degree in 1925 after specialized work in home economics, with rural club teams gaining honors at A and M College through cooperative extension work in agriculture and the home.
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Crockett County
West Texas State Teachers College of Canyon
Pampa
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League rebates mailed to Interscholastic contestants
Interscholastic league rebates totaling 8000 dollars were mailed to contestants statewide. Roy Bedichek, head of the League Bureau, said all State meet participants at Austin received reimbursement for transportation costs, with two to three hundred checks issued. The year’s rebate matched last year’s total.
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Vernon Show Opens Tonight With Varied Attractions
The C A Vernon shows begin a week long engagement two blocks south of the tracks tonight featuring a cannibal from the South Sea Islands a minstrel act a five year old dancer performing the Charleston and Black Button a syncopated orchestra and other acts. The Vernon shows are known nationwide for their cleanness.
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Black Button
Vernon
Chamberlin and Levine Fall Short in Berlin Flight Try
A new aging distance record of roughly 3700 miles was pursued by Chamberlin and Levine after landing near Wisleben Germany. They aimed for Ber lin but lost their way in cloud banks and touched down in a marshy field southeast of the capital. Their plane ran low on gasoline and sustained motor trouble before alighting. The pair traveled 130 miles from Wisleben and hoped to reach Berlin if direction had held. It is believed they may try again tomorrow. Ambassador Schurman reported to Washington on the Berlin situation.
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Berlin
Material for Gas Line Arriving Daily in Pampa
Several loads of 20 inch pipe have arrived in Pampa and are being hauled to the Empire Gas and Week company's site on the C. Dodd property two miles from Pampa along LeFors road where a booster station will be erected. More pipe is arriving daily on the Santa Fe. Material is being laid for the booster station and nearby residences. The booster station will be the center of activity for the gas line extending to Kansas.
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Pampa
Empire Gas and Week Company
C. Dodd
LeFors Road
Santa Fe
Rum
Kansas
Lindbergh Air Mail Greeting Campaign Starts
National reception for Captain Charles Lindbergh may lack in person attendance. For 10 cents individuals can send a personal expression of appreciation via air mail. Postmaster General Charles A Lindbergh directs that envelopes marked Via Air Mail Only be placed in post office boxes.
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