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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1952
Page
10
Readable fragments mention a university and an incident involving fire or danger but lack clear subjects or dates. The text is highly garbled, offering no definite event, people, or location to anchor a concise summary.
Funeral services for 18 year old John Kendall, a Lockney farm youth, will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at the Lockney Baptist Church with Rev. M. S. Daniels and Rev. N. J. Naylor officiating. Burial will follow in Lockney Cemetery. Kendall died when lightning struck his tractor on the Herschel Carther farm north of town Wednesday evening. He had been a top student and athlete at Lockney High School and planned to attend Texas Tech on a basketball scholarship. Survivors include his parents, a brother and a sister.
Percy Merrick is named city judge by the Childress City Council to replace P. J. Harp who resigned to become city building inspector. Merrick has lived in Childress for 49 years.
Martha Jackson of McAllen, born in 1929 in Amarillo, is Texas official representative for Texas Week on the French Riviera. She is daughter of Mrs. Wilbur Jackson and the late Wilbur Jackson who moved to Amarillo in 1921. Martha and her mother now live in McAllen.
Funeral services for Herb Patton former Air Force member will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at Blackburn-Shaw Memorial Chapel Dr Carl E Bates of First Baptist Church will officiate Burial will be in Matador Cemetery Patton 31 died Wednesday night at Osteopathic Hospital He had been released earlier that day and was visiting at 4218 Polk when illness struck Survivors include his mother three sisters and two brothers from Amarillo Santa Cruz and Dallas
The body will be taken to Wellington for funeral services and burial. Ida McCaskill 77 died yesterday at her daughter’s home. Survivors include husband, daughter, son Darvin McCaskill, three other daughters, a sister, 16 grandchildren, and five great grandchildren. Arrangements in Wellington and Wellington burial under Fills Funeral Home and Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home.
Telegrams and calls flood in after the death of Gene Howe. Messages praise his ethics as a publisher, his writing, and leadership in news and conservation. Figures include AMON G. CARTER, SEN. TOM CONNALLY, OSCAR STAUFFER, DONALD M. EWING, and many colleagues across Dallas, Kerrville, and national outlets. The note collection vows to honor his legacy and to convey sympathy to his family.
Funeral services for R. E. Arnold known as Shorty will be held at 2 p.m. Friday at the First Christian Church in Memphis with Bedford Smith officiating. Arnold 53, died yesterday at his home. He leaves wife Flannie Dockrey, a daughter and four sons, plus four brothers and four sisters. Burial in Fairview Cemetery. Murphy-Spicer Funeral Home directing.
Funeral arrangements for Doug las Henry Harris a former Amarillo resident are pending at the Jackson Funeral Home in Sarcoxie Missouri Harris died from injuries suffered early Thursday when his car was hit by a truck nine miles southeast of Carthage Missouri The Missouri State Highway Patrol said the accident occurred when Harris car was struck in the collision district.
A July Reader's Digest feature offers an adult maturity quiz to gauge independence patience and flexibility by asking about solitude study depth and perceived interest over time. The issue promotes 42 condensed articles from leading magazines and current books.
The rear by a truck driven by C F Mackey of Miami Oklahoma resulted in Harris and his wife leaving Amarillo weeks earlier after forming people here who planned to take a job in Piteh Oklahoma.
Chariton Heston and Cecil B DeMille are cited in a brief item noting DeMille’s technical epic The Greatest Show Earth and Heston’s three years as a gunner with the Eleventh Air Force in the Aleutians. It also states fourteen privately owned roads remain in the United States.
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