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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1951
Page
3
Fort Worth reports six year old Mary Lynn Marsh who was crippled by encephalitis now walks again after being lost downtown for over two hours with her mother Mrs Laurence Marsh. She walked the seven miles home answering I followed the big people across streets.
Zollie Warren, 47, of 205 Cleveland, was fined 125 and sentenced to 10 days in Potter County jail for driving while intoxicated after his car wrecked in the 1200 block of East Tenth. Mrs. Warren received emergency hospital treatment for minor injuries. O D Carnes got 10 days for passing a $10.95 worthless check to Three Sisters Store on April 14. Victor Sturges Wagener, fined 50 and license suspended six months after a chase on Highway 60 three miles from Amarillo. license had been suspended in February in Carson County.
In Circleville Ohio a hen owned by Mrs A J Fausnaugh of Stoutsville produced a flat sided egg containing both yolk and white.
A farmer in Memphis refuses to lend tools saying I do not lend my farm tools. The terse notice appears as a personal stance declared at a local signal entrance to the property. The brief item reflects a stance on sharing and community expectations in rural circles.
Contractors laid caliche base on the new Palo Duro highway with oiling set to begin Monday. A 2,500 square foot outdoor dance floor will rise at No 1 Crossing and host a May 5 dance led by Ed Gilmore of Yucaipa California. Lone cross con crete dance floor to be built by Lindsey Company Canyon.
Dr James A Coscia reports 513 mules endured a 21 day trip to Spain from Memphis with few illnesses. Most stayed in good shape while a few became sick during the voyage.
Charley Lee Wesley aged 43 died at 6 10 this morning in St Anthony s Hospital. He was a carpenter and resident of Amarillo seven years home River Road district. He had lived in Happy Canyon and Amarillo most of his life. Funeral services will be at First Christian Church at 4 tomorrow with Rev A B Moseley and Rev H B Coggin officiating. Burial in Memorial Park under N S Griggs & Sons. Survived by wife Bernice two daughters Mrs Robert Pitsian and Mrs W J White two sons Charley Frank Wesley and Robert M Wesley five brothers and his parents.
A new gift shop entry announces JoHNNIEs Gift Shop at 506 West 16th with a wide range of cards and Mother's Day gifts and ample free parking.
A series of testimonial letters from Mrs. Lavergne of Church Point Texas and others claim HADACOL improved appetite sleep energy and health. They credit vitamins B and iron deficiencies and mention doctors recommending the product. A Toledo apprentice pharmacist 31 and WWII veteran says HADACOL helped with fatigue from work and studies.
An advertisement touts Hadacol as a cure for indigestion stomach disturbances and general fatigue caused by deficiencies in vitamins B and niacin and iron. It claims relief after the first bottles, lists trial and family sizes, and offers a money back guarantee with refunds.
Twenty eight Amarillo Girl Scouts led by Mrs Hazel Nichols from Troop 5 took a weekend coach trip to Carlsbad Caverns with representatives from four troops and four city schools. They gathered at the Santa Fe Station and had dinner at La Caverna Hotel in Carlsbad. Names include Anne King Mary Rietman Carole Cochran Margaret Guide Sharon Washburn Dawn Nichols and others.
Mrs. E. C. Seaman wife of the late Bishop E. C. Seaman will visit in the home of Mrs. Julia Lockett and Mrs. Tom Turner located at 2106 Polk this afternoon. She had been visiting Plainview with friends before traveling to Amarillo.
Funeral services for James Lafay ette Dysart 82 will be at 2 p.m. tomorrow at the First Christian Church officiated by Rev. Clifton Ammerman. Burial in Llano Cemetery. Dysart died yesterday at his home 1762 Canyon Road after a long Panhandle career in Randall County and Bushland. Survivors include his wife Mabel, son V. W. Dysart of Amarillo, daughter Mrs. V. J. Vincent of Amarillo, two brothers and a sister.
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