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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1951
Page
5
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Last rites for John Henry Quayle a Santa Fe railroad switchman who died suddenly yesterday afternoon will be held Wednesday at 4 o'clock in the Ivy Chapel Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home. Burial will be in Llano Cemetery. He lived in Amarillo 28 years coming from Bedford Indiana. He was born June 2 1900 in Chicago. He was married to Goldie Wells August 8 1926 in Amarillo. He was a member of St Andrews Episcopal Church Masonic Lodge Khiva Shrine and a 32nd degree Mason. Survivors include his wife a daughter Mrs Ray Biggs a brother Arthur Quayle of Toledo Ohio and a sister Mrs John Holmes of Bedford Indiana.
A new experimental seed planting device combines a rotary tiller with two corn seeding hoppers to streamline field work. The machine aims to improve planting efficiency by integrating tilling and sowing processes in one pass.
Robert A Vogeler and his family departed Vienna by plane for the United States, days after his release from a 17 month Communist jail in Hungary. Ambassador Walter J Donelly accompanied the Vogeler party to the airport at Tullin, with stops planned in Frankfurt. Vogeler spoke to an American audience, saying he felt his arrest was an incident and that he would deliver a message to the American people.
Nagging backache and low energy may signal slowed kidney function. Doctors warn kidney health is key to well being and stress can impair it. Doan's Pills, a mild diuretic, have helped millions for over 50 years by flushing waste from kidneys.
O D Parsley of 2403 North East Eighth reported the theft of an automobile drive shaft and housing from his residence. The items were taken yesterday, and the theft occurred this morning, police were alerted.
More than 1150 young musicians enrolled for National Guild of Piano Teachers auditions opening this morning for seven days at Washington Avenue Christian Church. From Floydada, McLean, Dalhart, Hereford, Wellington, and Amarillo, about 30 000 youths will be heard in 300-plus concerts by 150 judges. Edna Kaempfer leads Amarillo judging with area teachers Virginia Caldwell Janet McNeil Minnie Graham among those assisting. out of town instructors include Ohmar Kirk Pearl Fagan Pearl Ward Perry Keyser Lottie Pound and M Anderson.
A 65 year old physician who has delivered 2300 babies in his 42 years of medical practice is named Family Doctor Of Year in Galveston. He has served the community through a long career delivering many newborns and caring for families.
Dr. Leo J. Peters of Schulenburg in southeast Texas was named Texas family doctor of the year at the State Medical Association’s 84th annual meeting opening. A former Schulenburg circuit rider, he shows his old saddlebags from early rounds. Graduated from the state medical school in 1909, he began practice that year and later bought the first X-ray machine between San Antonio and Houston. Peters says he still works hard, starting rounds before 6 AM daily.
Walter Stagg, project engineer, said plans and specifications for the electrical power distribution at the Pantex plant will be mailed May 3. He noted the second contract for five buildings and modifications, including a fire station, will be awarded May 12 with an estimated total of 750000 to 1000000 dollars and electrical contract costs of 750000 to 900000 dollars.
The US Forest Service places annual profit from national forests at 354.8 million dollars with 36 million dollars in cash and the remainder in enhanced recreation facilities and related improvements.
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