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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1947
Page
6
Glenn L. Casey of the Casey House of Color urges wallpaper dealers to contribute to a wallpaper bank. Painters survey the tornado stricken area today to assess needs and locate a central storage point for donations. Requests have come from Harlingen in the Rio Grande Valley.
The Panhandle Naval Reserve unit met in the county court room to accept seven new crew members including G F E Turner and D E Flowers. Lt. Comdr. W N McMillen announced the muster of seventy one enlistees for pay and drill. The film The Fleet That Came To Stay, from Okinawa battles, was shown. Interested non veterans aged 17 to 39 may contact the Navy Recruiting Office or attend next Monday's drill in the district court room.
Amarillo Hardware Wholesale plans to relocate its major appliance sales and service to a neighboring 120 by 125 foot building. The notice lists a legal bid opening on April 21 at 10:00 A M in Potter County Texas for a three wheel 10 ton roller with specifications from the County Engineer's Office.
616-20 Grant has been reported as vacated by the R. D. George Machinery Co. Jim Tolleson now leads the appliance sales department while Jack Ratcliff heads the service division.
Ethel Roper 46 daughter of Rebecca Massey of 712 North Harrison died last night in a car crash west of Tucumcari New Mexico. She was returning from California with a travel bureau car when it left Albuquerque. Surviving are her son Glenwood of Phoenix a brother J C Massey of Portland a half brother A H Virgin of Amarillo and two sisters Mrs Sue Murphy of Denver and Mrs Cora Hastings of Popular Bluff Missouri. Body at Blackburn Shaw chapel. The Rocky Mountain states hold about a quarter of the nation’s big game.
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