Local Notes On Visits Births And Moves In Amarillo
Community notices list residents visiting relatives in Muskogee Columbus Nevada and Dallas and returning from trips to Las Vegas Beverly Hills Detroit and Phoenix. Birth announcements include several new sons and daughters at St Anthonys and Northwest Texas Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Ince
Polk
C. W. Brett
Monroe
Las Vegas
Nev
Beverly Hills
Cal
Truman Perry
Carol Ann
Culver City
Phoenix
Ariz
Ince
S. B. Christian
J. A. Crockett
Guy E. Hoover
Tayior
Detroit
Robert Stevenson
Stevenson
Francine Hoover
L. E. Gibbins
Bellaire
C. E. Noerenberg
John
Roger Durham
Los Angeles
Wes Hughes
Adrian
West Twentieth
Mary Jane Ander
Beauford Hill
North Tyler
St. Anthony’s Hospital
M. Zamarrina
East Twentieth
Jess Phillips
North Grant
St. Anthony's Hospital
Robert Paul Miller
Jackson
Northwest Texas Hospital
John Edgar Witt
Sunset Terrace
Dennis H. Reynolds
Amarillo
Myron B. Jenkins
Bonham
Elmer Trent
Trent
W. P. Pharr
Petersburg
Mr. Trent
Ernest McIlroy
McLean
Champion anglers at Buffalo Lake reel record bass
O C Riley of 3212 West Third and an army wife known only by description dominated Buffalo Lake fishing last weekend. Riley's four largemouth bass weighed 17 pounds, while the unnamed army wife landed a 25.5 inch bass with a two bit cane pole. Catfish with two local anglers totaled 60 pounds in four hours as two thousand fishermen gathered at the lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo Lake
O. C. Riley
West
Mr. Riley
Panhandle
J. W. Nichol
Lincoln
J. B. Steele
Ieke
City Cowboy Competes With City’s Best
Chicago native Tom O'Neil, a lifelong cattle driver from the stockyards, can break broncs and bulldog with top cowboys. He recalls driving Texas longhorns along Exchange Avenue to Halstead and Louis Feltzer's, and a past show offer in White City Park where he earned ten dollars per bulldogging try, costing the managers a hundred after three nights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Windy City
Tom O'Neil
Chicago
Exchange Avenue
Halstead
Louis Feltzer
White City
Wartime Beef Set-Asides Abandoned in Amarillo Report
E A Mc Bryde Amarillo district director says wartime set asides of beef grades have been removed. The 20 percent set aside was bought mainly by the Army and is no longer needed. Military services expect enough supply to safeguard stocks and markets will have more choice and good grade beef. Nevada notes 8.81 inches annual rainfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. McBryde
Amarillo
Production and Marketing Administration
Army
McBryde
Amarillo Cancer Drive selects Gunderson as chair
Leonard Gunderson was named chairman of the Amarillo cancer drive by Frank C. Smith, Texas ACS co chair. Charles Fisk will be treasurer. Gunderson called cancer the No 1 enemy and urged local donations to continue the fight. Delaware New Jersey and Georgia were the only original states that ratified the Constitution unanimously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Delaware
New Jersey
Georgia
52 Draftees To Oklahoma In Largest Shipment Since V J Day
The local Selective Service Boards sent 52 men to Oklahoma City for pre induction examination in the largest shipment since V J Day. Most registrants called for the April quota are 18 years old and many will not report until after Amarillo High School graduation in May. Induction date for Potter County this month is April 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selective Service Boards
Oklahoma City
Amarillo High School
Selective Service
Washington
W. E. Otey
Potter County
Injured Man Struck By Switch Engine Near Fort Worth Yard
E O Glenn age 60 is resting at Northwest Texas Hospital after being struck by a switch engine near the Fort Worth and Denver yards about midnight. He suffers a fractured leg and head injuries and was slated for surgery. He lives at the Mitchell House 300 Block Fillmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. O. Glenn
Northwest
Texas
Fort Worth
Denver
Glenn
Mitchell House
Fillmore
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R. B. Wingate
Julian
Muskogee
Okla
F. B. Sanford
J. W. Sanders
Hughes
Sanders
H. B. Sanders
Columbus
Miss
Jimmy Patton
Great Lakes Naval Station
Cornelia Patton
West Eleventh
R. F. Stewart
Taylor
Waco
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Northwest Texas Hospital News
Billy Ray Norford
Ady
Moss
Memphis
Odell Whitwell
Dumas
Glennell Dettle
Stratford
Ann Stout
Albuquerque
Vera Hinkle
Tennessee
Pearl Creek
North Wilson
C. W. Alexander
East Sixteenth
Peggy Iola Baker
Pantex Village
Stella Donovan
Opal Young
Canyon
Dorothy Aleene Davis
Thither
Celia Thornton
Maud
H. Rietman
W. A. Glovier
Belleview
Thornton
Pampa
Clovis
N. M. Moe
Mary L. Kelly
Dallas
BY the
Way
James A. Faudree
East Tenth
Atoka
Virgil Bonjour
Buddy
Sheree
Bonjour
Johnson Machine Company
Decatur
W. A. Murrell
North East
Fourth
Murrell
Beverley-Farrell Lumber Company
L. P. Herndon
West Eighteenth
Geo. Linsey
Larry Williams
Fritch
Milton Harper
Florida
James E. Stiles
Pecos
Jake Kroll
Milam
R. H. Owens
Galveston
A. Jack Clarke
C. C. Boney
Harrison
H. H. Grounds
West Seventeenth
Jack Carpenter
J. A. Allston
Fairmont
H. L. Holland
Happy
L. D. Pierce
Spearman
Joe T. Rogers
Borger
John B. Johnson
Childress
Tom Paredas
North Arthur
Cletus W. Stogner
C. C. Atchinson
Buchanan
George Boivin
Attebow
Mass
C. E. Smith
Robert E. Garrison
Bonita
Marie Cole
Tyler
Charles B. Tracy
Love
Omon
Thar Ray Schnatmeyer
ST Louis MO
Webe
J.j.agony
Heath
Heath's
Ouane Ban
STAL
Rod
MR. Sasso
MR. Valk
Eva
Agnes
Izzy
Lew
Waldo
Harry
Mr. and
Sim
Bob
Clarence
RAW
MR. Wolfe
Hollywood
Yoo - Hoo
Mister Wolfe
City Cowboy
Nevada
United States
Leonard Gunderson
Oklahoma
Gasmart
West Sixth St
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