Simmons Campaign Promotes Hospital Reorganization Plan
Potter County commissioner candidate Mr. Simmons outlines a Northwest Texas Hospital overhaul to strengthen cooperation with the hospital board, improve finances, and end losses. He seeks better fair ground facilities and tax reductions via business principles, noting his Amarillo residency since 1937 and prior work liquidating Panhandle Lumber Co. with offices on West Seventh and a home on Independence.
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Simmons
Amarillo
Old Panhandle Lumber Co
High Plains
West Seventh
Ford Lumber Company
Independence
Probst's Station Becomes Cliffside Near Amarillo
Louis Probst of Bavaria ran a dump station on the Fort Worth and Denver line about seven miles north of Amarillo in 1891. He farmed, married Madelene Streber, and lived on the land as H Henry tended the pump station until 1902. Henry was bitten by a rattlesnake and died after 12 days, after which the family moved to Amarillo and the siding, once Probst's Station, was renamed Cliffside.
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Louis Probst
Bavaria
Fort Worth
Denver
Amarillo
Madelene Streber
Munich
H Henry
Henry
Probst
Math degree graduate chosen to teach at Lub bock High
C G Gray who earned a BS in mathematics at Texas Technological College has been elected to teach at Lubbock High School for the 1950 51 school year. He is the son of Mr and Mrs H Gray now of Shamrock. Globe News Want Adky Get Results.
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Lubbock
Wellington
C. G. Gray
Texas Technological College
Lubbock High School
H. §. Gray
Shamrock
Wellington Bank Adds Director
John D. Glenn cashier of the First National Bank in Wellington was elected director to replace the late M. F. Hunter. Announcement came from R. D. Wiley president. Glenn is son of Charley Glenn founder and former head of the First National Bank and has long served as cashier.
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Wellington
John D. Glenn
First National Bank
M. F. Hunter
R. D. Wiley
Mr. Glenn
Charley Glenn
Mrs Richards 76 dies in Palmer County family mourned
Mrs J A Richards 76 a Palmer County ranch family member dies in Friona hospital after a year of illness. Funeral tentatively set for 10 am Thursday at Bovina Baptist Church with burial in Abilene. Survivors include her husband five daughters six sons a brother and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Arrangements by M W Lemons Funeral Home.
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Plainview
J. A. Richards
Palmer County
Bovina Baptist Church
Amarillo Daily News
Amarillo
Texas
Della Horn
Wichita Falls
Edgar Chase
Loco Hills
Portugal
Delbert New
Locke
Cal
Lisbon
Frank J. Richards
Abi- Reports
Lene
George S. Richards
Lawton
Okla
Earl
Cash Richardis
Bovina
J. S. Sabins
San Antonio
FASTEETH Advertisement Promises Secure Dentures
Advertisement touts FASTEETH powder to stabilize false teeth for secure, comfortable wear. Claims include firm plate fit, no slipping or wobbling, no gummy taste, and no nausea, with alkaline formula reducing denture odor. Available at drug stores.
Marriage Licenses Issued at Clovis
Marriage licenses issued here Saturday and Sunday went to the following couples including Garcum Edson Winfield and Mollie Jane Ward, William A. Gazaway and Leona Northcutt, Hoke Smith and Geraldine Gaston Ernst, William Elmer Gibson Jr and Esther Kath ry Bookout, James Delbert Taylor and Thelma Lee Huggins, Cecil Jim Lee and Elinor Sue Buckelew Evans, Jack Irvin Davis and Evelyn LaVoy Stewart, James D. Pennington and Bobbie Lee Counts, Freddie Henry Williams and La-
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Clovis
Garcum Edson Winfield
Shallowater
Mollie Jane Ward
Lubbock
William A. Gazaway
Happy
Leona Northcutt
Amarillo
Hoke Smith
Geraldine Gaston Ernst
Abilene
William Elmer Gibson, Jr
Esther Kathry Bookout
Borger
James Delbert Taylor
Tulla
Thelma Lee Huggins
Orton
Cecil Jim Lee
Pecos
Elinor Sue Buckelew
Evans
Jack Irvin Davis
Miami
Tex
Evelyn LaVoy Stewart
McLean
James D. Pennington
Bobbie Lee Counts
Freddie Henry Williams
Population growth noted in Bureau County since 1940
Princeton Illinois June 21 Bureau County shows population changes over the last decade with the 1940 census figure of 37 600 cited as a reference point and ongoing updates expected from the latest census release.
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Princeton
Ill
Bureau County
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Amarill
Hugh P. Simmons
Potter County
Globe-News
Wellington Bank
Southwestern Bell Telephone CO
SEARS
Sears and Save
Wemercdows Cmay
Kimbrooke
Crepe Sales
Cordtex
Charmade
Polk Amarillo
Mrs. Richards
Homa Gail Wiss
Floyce Z. Hanna
Donna Crump
Nolan L. Fowler
Oakland
Lydia V. Fowler
Gerald V. Smith
Edna Grace Maxwell
Amarllo
Fred W. Kellum
Avis June Welch
Rex Burrough
Bonnie Mae Newton
Dumas
Edward John Phillips
Sayre
Betty Jean Stewart
Texola
Cornelious Patton
Green Allen
Turey
Speoty
Western Fence CO
Rene Ave
Steado Fuel & Iron
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