Nuptial Vows Solemnized for Ferne Fowler and Kohler
Ferne Fowler daughter of Audrey R. Fowler and Marion W. Kohler son of F. E. Kohler were married Friday at the First Methodist Church in Raton New Mexico. Rev J Glore Reneau officiated the single ring ceremony. Matron of honor was Mrs Kenneth Kohler and best man was Mr Kohler. The couple plans a home in Colorado Springs after a wedding trip through New Mexico and Mexico.
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Ferne Fowler
Audrey R. Fowler
Alabama
Marion W. Kohler
F. E Kohler
Colorado Springs
Colo
J. Glore Reneau
First Methodist
Raton
Kenneth Kohler
Amarillo
New Mexico
Paying Test Jobs Planned on East Tenth
Test jobs to determine repair cost on Amarillo streets will start between Polk and Grant on East Tenth, probably next week. Mayor Lawrence Hagg announced. After the cost plus tests, the city will likely award contracts to repair nearly 150000 square yards of paving.
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East Tenth
Amarillo
Polk
Grant
Lawrence Hagg
Mills named manager of Amarillo office
Bob Mills appointed manager of the agency's Amarillo office at 415% Pierce after resigning as personnel and advertising director of the Borden Company. He previously served as city manager for M&P Theater in Boston and was stationed at Amarillo Army Air Field during two years of World War II. He is a director of the Amarillo Ad Club and president of the Little Theater. Mexico sets $180 monthly minimum for government staff. A veterans tractor mechanics class was organized at McLean.
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Bolmeenctimee
Intercession Corporation
Bob* Mills
Amarillo
Pierce
Mills
Borden Company
Amarillo Army Air Field
M&p Theater Corporation
Boston
Amarillo Ad Club
Little ‘Theater
YMCA Dinner Deadline Set for Annual Report Event
The YMCA announces a deadline by Saturday noon for reservations to the annual report dinner to be held at 7:15 p.m. Monday in the Herring Hotel. Principal speaker Nathan Adams of Dallas chairs the First National Bank board and supports Shrine Crippled Children hospital work. music by Amarillo High School A Cappella Choir. Reservations via mail or YMCA secretary-manager Paul Fowler. admission is $2.
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YMCA
Clayton Heare
Herring Hotel
Nathan Adams
Dallas
Adams
First National Bank Board
Scottish Rites
Amarillo High School
Paul Fowler
Robbery Suspect Held After Late Night Incident
Richard Brooks 28 reports a strong arm robbery near Thompson Park at 11 15 p m the victim was robbed of about 7 dollars and a car. The 1942 Chevrolet coach belonging to 8 Kuykendall was taken. The suspect was wrested shortly after midnight by police in Elizabethtown Tl and a related attic discovery in Mrs J F Scott’s home mentions a mail order catalogue.
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Svere Noid
Richard Brooks
Milner Hotel
Thompson Park
Brooks
K. Kuykendall
Crockett
Elizabethtown
Tl. W
J. F. Scott
Officers Named for Amarito City Employees Credit Union
The Amarito City Employees Credit Union elected Blucher Tharp president and H R Smith vice president. Wave Westbay becomes secretary treasurer with Jack Coffee as supervisory committee chair and Inez Sullivan as advisory committee secretary. Directors chosen include Smith Tharp Westbay Miles Deaver.
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H.R. Smith
Wave Westbay
City Water Department
Jack Coffee
City Electrician
Inez Sullivan
Monici- Pal Auditorium
Smith
Tharp
Westbay
Mark Miles
Emory C. Deaver
Credit Or Loan Committee
James Gifford
Hazel ‘Williams
Jim Henley
Coffee
Sullivan
Joe Cobb
Ofice
Founder of Price Memorial College to Visit Amarillo
Countess Katharine E. Price founder of Price Memorial College here and major Plains philanthropist will visit Amarillo Sunday. She resides in Greenwich Conn and will be honored at a 7 to 9 pm reception at Price College. Bishop L J FitzSimon plans further receptions as Countess Price stays until Tuesday.
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Katharine E. Price
Price Memorial College
Amarillo
Oklahoma City
Countess Price
Greenwich
Amarilla
L. B. Price
Chicago
Amarillo’s six year drive funds great projects
The article recalls a long effort by many people over about six years to support grand undertakings in Amarillo. It highlights the Twin-Six Company with twelve men and thousands of dollars raised to construct churches, office and business buildings. It notes George Parr’s associates continuing in Amarillo and the development of a warehouse district on Grant Street.
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Amarillo
George Parr
Grant Street
Bold land offer reshapes Santa Fe trackage deal with IH
Article notes a bold contract move to furnish International Harvester an entire half block on Santa Fe trackage at a guaranteed price. It references late 1920s plans for a city hall union terminal city library YMCA and medical clinic with one major project led by Mr Stinnett awaiting culmination. Australia continues wartime clothes rationing due to severe dollar shortage, Prime Minister Thrifley announces indefinite continuation.
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International Harvester Company
Santa Fe
Union Terminal
YMCA
Mertox Compound Promises Health From Herbs
An endorsement style notice touts Mertox Compound as a remedy for stomach issues kidney pain and bowel irregularities. It claims quick relief and wide support from Texas residents with a hurried marketing tone and several spelling errors.
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Texas
Dra Mértox
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Crisco, Dept. E
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Crisco
Oase
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Cisco
Amarito City
AHS
Ocolate
Khoury Bros
West Sth
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Commonwealth
Joseph Thifley
Mer
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West Sixth
Mathes
Furniture Company
Phillips
Edwards Studio
Sandra Low
Sandra Lou
Mayfair
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