YMCA Camp Opens Today With 33 Enrollees
The YMCA day camps begin at 9:30 a.m. at Camp Don D Harrington with 33 youths ages 9 to 13. Activities include swimming and campcraft under youth director Gerry Morse and counselors Ralph McVay Jr and others from Amarillo. An overnight trip is planned for July 13 and the program runs until July 19 with junior counselors from Amarillo High School assisting.
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Don D. Harrington
Gerry Morse
Ralph McVay Jr
Robert D. McClenahan
Cecil Hart
Raymond Sullivan Jr
Amarillo Air Force Base
Amarillo High School
Willa Mae McCandless Takes On Buffalo Lake Fishing
Willa Mae McCandless, wheelchair user, fished Buffalo Lake with Jim Jenkins guiding from the pier. She plans to buy gear for another trip possibly on July 4 and aims to learn self baiting and eating her catches.
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Mr. Shamrock
Buffalo Lake
Willa Mae McCandless
Jim Jenkins
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Willa Mae
West 20Th
Jim
Good
Britain produced about half as much coal as U S in 1951
The report notes that in 1951 Great Britain generated roughly fifty percent of the United States coal output, highlighting a substantial gap in production between the two nations.
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Great Britain
United States
Bucket of Pure Water Offered for $2000 in 1852 Panhandle Expedition
The 1852 Panhandle expedition led by Capt. Randolph Marcy faced extreme thirst as Marcy's party trekked along a gypsum rich canyon. After days without drinkable water they debated iced drinks and a single bucket of pure water was offered for $2000. The piece is part of Irvin Peffley’s Panhandle 100 Years Ago Today series.
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Marcy
Panhandle Plains
Irvin Peffley
Amarillo
Randolph Marcy
Panhandle
Pattison Rites Set at Spearman
Funeral services for William H. Pattison of Spearman will be held at 3 p.m. Tuesday in the First Christian Church of Spearman. Pattison, 40, died Saturday in a Wichita hospital. He owned Pattison Motor Supply Co and was active in the Lions Club and Chamber of Commerce. Survivors include wife Helen, two daughters Phyllis and Katherine, one son Pat Harvey Pattison, two brothers D. and Wayne, and one sister Arlean Pattison. Minton Funeral Home of Borger is in charge.
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Spearman
First Christian Church
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Pattison
Wichita
Kan
Clifford Parker
Bill Masters
Nash
Okla
Hansford
Lions Club
Lions Work
Chamber of Commerce
Masonic Lodge
Helen Pattison
Phyllis Pattison
Katherine Pattison
Pat Harvey Pattison
D. Pattison
Wayne
Rites for W T Hayter Tuesday at First Methodist
Funeral services for W T Hayter will be held at 2 p m Tuesday in Clarendon First Methodist Church with Rev I E Biggs officiating. Pallbearers include nephews Hayter Eugene Brown Amarillo John Hayter Jerry Hayter Dallas and others from Lubbock San Antonio and Dallas. Burial in Citizens Cemetery. Hayter longtime educator and rancher, born 1878 in Cook County, survived by mother and siblings. charity worker in Clarendon and supporter of Clarendon College.
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I. E. Biggs
Hayter Eugene Brown
Amarillo
John Hayter
Jerry Hayter
Dallas
William Howard Logan
Joe Bailey Logan
James Logan
Harry Hart
Lubbock
Lawrence Hayter
San Antonio
Citizens Cemetery
Murphy-Spicer Funeral Home
Hayter
Archer City
Spring Grove
Seymour
Clarendon
Silas Hayter
Unti
Pampa
Conway
Carson County
Cook County
Tex
Lena O. Logan
Archer County
Methodist Church
Clarendon College
Panhandle
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Negro Methodist Church
J. M. Hayter
Megargel
Faye Brown
W. L. Logan
Cleveland Hayter
Compton
Cal
Coiner Funeral At Borger Monday
John Clyde Coiner 63 will be buried in Highland Park after funeral services at 10 AM Monday in Minton Funeral Chapel Borger. Rev Clifton R Tennison of Calvary Baptist Church will officiate. Coiner was found dead Thursday night in his Borger hotel room. He lived in Borger since 1936. survivors include three sons a daughter two sisters and a brother.
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Borger
John Clyde
Coiner
Minton
Clifton R. Tennison
Calvary Baptist Church
Highland Park’ Cemetery
Conner
First US Postage Stamps Used In 1847
The earliest gummed postage stamps arrived in 1847 marking a shift from paying postage with coins. Before that era mail was paid in coin, according to historical notes.
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United States
Cigarette Machine at W B Service Station Burglarized
Burglars broke the front door lock of the W B Service Station at 618 North Fillmore and stole cigarettes and money from the cigarette machine. Police found the break in early yesterday morning after the station had closed at midnight Saturday.
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W&b
North Fillmore
Whales Lacking Sense of Smell Debated in Study
A recent study questions whether whales possess a functional sense of smell. Researchers note that marine mammals show limited olfactory receptors and altered brain regions, suggesting diminished or absent smell capabilities compared to land mammals.
Velma Native Marion Green Dies in Levelland Hospital
Marion Calloway Green 50 of Velma Oklahoma died of a heart attack at 6 a.m. Sunday at Edgar Renegar Hospital in Levelland. He was employed as a pumper for an oil company. The body was sent to Duncan Oklahoma. Services are pending. He is survived by his wife.
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Levelland
Marion Calloway Green
Velma
Okla
Edgar-Renegar
Duncan Okla
George C. Price
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