Miss Mamie Rush Claimed by Death
Miss Mamie Rush daughter of the late Mr and Mrs J W Rush former Potter County residents died while visiting her sister Mrs Clara Elliston in California Her body will arrive in Tulsa Friday night services set for Saturday at 10 in First Methodist Church Rev J B Thompson officiating Burial will be at Rose Hill Cemetery Tulsa under Wallace Funeral Home direction The Rushes moved to Swisher County ranch holdings in the 1890s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Rush
J. W. Rush
Potter County
Miss Rush
Clara Elliston
Avenal
Cal
Tulsa
First Methodist Church
J. B. Thompson
Rose Hill Cemetery
Wallace Funeral Home
Rush
Swisher County
False Teeth: FASTEETH Keeps Dentures Secure
Advertorial style item arguing denture wearers can avoid embarrassment by using FASTEETH to hold plates firmly and reduce denture odor. Claims non acidic formula and non souring, available at drug stores.
Rush Family Moves to Amarillo and Seeks Education
In the 1900s the Rush family moved to Amarillo to educate their children. They first lived at 1300 Harrison and later at 1005 Harrison where both Mr. and Mrs. Rush died, leaving ten children. Miss Rush raised her siblings, six of whom survive, and in later life she resided at the Capitol Hotel. About two years ago she moved to California. Survivors include five sisters in Tulsa, Lubbock, Cisco, Salina, and Avenal, plus one brother in Washington, DC.
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Amarillo
Harrison
A. A. Linn
Salina
Kan
Illison
Avenal
Harry Rush
Washington, DC
Woman with 154 descendants dies at 98 in Texas
Mrs Narcisse States Champagne, 98, of Lafayette, La, who had 154 direct descendants, died yesterday in Port Neches, Texas. Funeral services were held today in New Iberia, La, where she once lived. Surviving daughters include Theala Romero of Port Arthur, Texas, among three.
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Lafayette
Narcisse
Champagne
Port Neches
Tex
New Iberia
Theala Romero
Port Arthur
Amarillo man fined for worthless check issued at grocery
D. L. Gill of an Amarillo tourist court pleaded guilty in county court to passing a $10 worthless check on January 29 at an Amarillo grocery store. He was fined $1 and costs.
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D. L. Gill
Amarillo
Mrs. Carathers Dies in Amarillo Hospital
Julia M. Carathers 68 dies at 11 p.m. in Amarillo Osteopathic Hospital. Wife of J. L. Carathers, home at 715 North Garfield. Survived by four sons David Amarillo Elmer Nashville Johnny Dawn Gerald Winslow. two daughters Marie Looper Miami and Minnie Lee Clay Amarillo. Funeral 2:30 p.m. tomorrow at West Amarillo Christian Church with H L Gipson officiating. Body in state at home 3 p.m. today until service. Burial by Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home.
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Julia M. Carathers
Amarillo Osteopathic Hospital
J. L. Carathers
North Garfield
David Carathers
Amarillo
Elmer Carathers
Nashville
Miami
Tex
Minnie Lee Clay
West Amarillo
US Purchases German Goods for Strategic Stockpile
American officials disclosed that the United States has begun buying critical materials in Western Germany for its strategic stockpile. The program includes funding to develop mines and factories to boost West Germany's output of strategic materials for Western defense.
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Frankfurt
Germany
United States
Western
West Germany
New Texas recreation group seeks district funding
Recreational workers across Texas have reorganized from the old Texas Recreation Association into a new body. Officers take over in November with R W Moorman of Corpus Christi as president and Louw Hamilton of San Antonio as vice president. The group seeks legislation to form recreational districts with taxing power and asks Gov. to appoint an inter agency committee to study needs. Corpus Christi appears a leading candidate for the 1951 conference host city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Evans
Texas Recreation Sociey
Texas Recreation Association
R W. Moorman
Corpus Christi
Louw Hamilton
San Antonio
Lillian Schwertz
Dallas
Jack Hans
Amarillo
Hans
R. B. Dixson
Mr. Moorman
Miss Hamilton
George Lowery, Jr
Seguin
Dixson
A. C. Hamilton
Lubbock
Johnny Morrow
Waco
Blanche Marrero
Houston
W. H. Keeling
Texas
Southwestern Division
National Recreational Association
Herring Hotel
Cal Farley
Maverick Club
Kids Inc
Boys Ranch
Elo Urbanovsky
Texas Tech
Amarillo Parks
White House
James P. Cornette
West Texas State College
Farley
West Texas
Amarillo Jaycees
Junior League
Southwestern Public Service
Palo Duro State Park
Mrs Davis Aces No 2 At Amarillo Club
Mrs June Davis scored a hole in one at Amarillo Country Club yesterday afternoon on the 128 yard No 2 hole. Her five iron shot landed on the front of the carpet and rolled into the cup. Fellow players were Mrs R J Moore and Mrs J S Triplett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Davis
Amarillo Country Club
R. J. Moore
J. S. Triplett
Singapore youth wins slot with Australian theatre company
A 19 year old Singapore youth who first gained stage fame by entertaining British prisoners of war wins an opportunity to perform with an Australian theatrical company. Globe News Want Ads Get Results.
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Singapore
Municipal Auditorium rental for wrestling and boxing delayed
The city commission deferred a decision on using the Municipal Auditorium for wrestling and boxing while studying costs. Potts Ingerton and W Dee Blackwell proposed a $200 nightly rental. Costs to remove and replace seats and stage equipment in the front area are unsettled. Commissioners oppose reserving one night weekly for the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potts Ingerton
W. Dee Blackwell
Amarillo Flier Missing in Action in Korea
First Lt. Bernard S. Leavitt son of Mrs. B. D. Young of 309 Buchanan reported missing in action in Korea. A bomber crew member on a B 26, his plane failed to return from a mission. Leavitt served in WWII, was shot down over France in 1944, held by Germans, discharged in 1945, attended Amarillo College, and recalled to duty Sept 1 last year, going overseas in February.
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Bernard S. Leavitt
B. D. Young
Buchanan
Korea
Leavitt
Young
Air Force
France
Amarillo College
University of Colorado At
Boulder
Colo
City issues two building permits for retail and residence
The city engineering department issued a permit for a retail store at 1406 West Fifteenth to J. T. Glover. The one-story building measures 23 by 65 feet with an estimated cost of 7000 dollars. Home Building and Realty Company received a permit for a 35000 dollar six room brick veneer dwelling with attached garage at 3403 Rusk.
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West Fifteenth
City Engineering Department
J. T. Glover
Home Building & Realty Company
Rusk
Puerto Rico Population Reaches 2,210,703 in Latest Count
The final census count for Puerto Rico tallies 2,210,703 residents, reflecting an increase of 341,448 from the 1940 figure. The update notes a substantial growth trend across the island.
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Puerto Rico
San Juan
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Seiberling Tires
Mrs. Carathers
Sdraughon
Business College
Wichita Fails
Mrs. Davis
Globe News
Favestaf
Ford
Pordcoma Rct
Don Memillian
Taylor
Tyler
N.E. Sth
Venezuela
United Maracaibo
Lewis
Baylor DE Luxe
Baylor
Kreisler
Polk
Foreign Office
America
Our
European Office
Federal
Lewis Jewelers
521
State C.O.D
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