Burned-Out Family Aid From Local Civic Club
Through the Mirror Addition Civic Improvement Club led by Mike Martinez the community raised cash and clothing for the Juan Ding family whose home burned. MACIC HQ at 1316 Arthur still accepts gifts. next club meeting is April 25. Donors include Teresa Cuellar and many others with cash totaling 31.80 by April 10 from Judge W N Stokes, R Flores, Jesus Preciado, Wilma Pirschell, dancers, and an anonymous donor.
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Mirror Addition Civic Improvement Club
Mike Martinez
Juan Ding
MACIC
Arthur
Teresa Cuellar
E. M. Walker
J. M. Murray
Concha Ponce
Eva P. Cruz
Ysabel Barrera
Elma Ballin
Nestora Quintana
J. E. Quintana
Margarita Lucero
Max Tenorio
Soledad Ornelas
Carolina Ornelas
Tony Contreras
Anna Lopez
Juanita Rosas
Guadalupe Quintero
Carmen Ramirez
M. R. Kimberg
Young
C. O. Towne
G. D. Kendall
Worm man sues Anniston over damaged worm ranch
William Stacks filed a $470 damage suit against the city of Anniston asserting city workers dumped dirt on his worm ranch. He claimed the dirt blocked drainage, damaged worm beds, and killed worms he bred for sale to fishermen.
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Anniston
Ala
William Stacks
Stacks
Tire savings cited for Amarillo motorists in 1950
W F Perkins of the B F Goodrich Store in Amarillo says the average motorist will pay 53 cents per tire per 1000 miles in 1950, a drastic drop from 2.27 per tire a generation earlier, crediting new fabric construction longer wearing rubber and better highways. He also urges 12 tire health rules to maximize mileage and safety, including proper inflation cooling tires not hot, correct size, new tubes, inspections, smooth driving, avoiding tracks and holes, valve caps, removing debris, alignment, and cross switching tires every 4000 to 5000 miles.
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Amarillo
W. F. Perkins
B. F. Goodrich
Perkins
Report Seaman Is Improved
Bishop E. Cecil Seaman formerly of Amarillo was reported improved today after two months in bed with paralysis and high fever. Rev. Henry E. Seaman from Plainview, Texas arrived to be at his bedside in Phoenix.
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Phoenix
Ariz
E. Cecil Seaman
Amarillo
Henry E. Seaman
Plainview
Texas
Seaman
Seale to enter Mississippi asthma clinic
Fred M. Seale, Amarillo home builder and real estate developer, will leave this week to go to Mississippi, where he will enter an asthma clinic, he said Tuesday.
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Fred M. Seale
Amarillo
Mississippi
Copper shields to deter termites under foundation
Copper shields placed between the top of a house foundation wall and the sill often prevent termites from reaching the wood, offering an effective barrier strategy for home protection.
Camporee Opens Friday At Camp Don Harrington Near Amarillo
Aerby Boy Scouts of the Llano Estacado Council prepare for their annual camporee starting Friday afternoon at Camp Don Harrington twelve miles south of Amarillo. Saturday features field day contests in camping attendance team cooking signaling first aid fire building knot tying nature study tent pitching field archery and marksmanship with a mystery finale. Sunday morning church services will be led by Veterans Hospital Chaplain Morris Lively. Public invited to Saturday field events with K S Grenewald as chief judge and W J Hiatt as director assisted by H A DeLashmutt Jr and W M Teague. Scouts expected from Texline Dalhart Channing Hartley Dumas Bivins Station Exell Cactus Sunray Skellytown Midwell Vega Wildorado Amarillo Claude Canyon Hereford and Friona.
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Boy Scouts of the
Llano Estacado Council
Don Harrington
Amarillo
Veterans Hospital
Morris Lively
Amarillo Ministerial Alliance
K. S. Grenewald
W. J. Hiatt
H. A. DeLashmutt
Bivins Station
Exell
Cactus
Sunray
Skellytown
Middlewell
Vega
Wildorado
Claude Canyon
Hereford and
Friona
Clonmel Meat Plant May Close Over Horse Meat Export Ban
A meat canning plant at Clonmel, Eire, faced possible closure after the government refused to allow export of horse meat for human consumption. The plant had received an order for 5,000,000 cans from the Swedish Red Cross for displaced persons in Europe, but the export ban stalled delivery and the plant’s future is in jeopardy.
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Clonmel
Eire
Swedish Red Cross
Europe
Dublin
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