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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1947
Page
3
Robert Kerr aged 13 was resting in Northwest Texas Hospital after an accident yesterday in which toes on one foot were severed. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Roy Kerr of 3908 Fountain.
A man suffered injury when his foot slipped into the rotating blades of a power lawnmower. Emergency responders arrived and transported him for medical evaluation and treatment.
Staff members and doctors at Northwest Texas Hospital are scheduled to meet this afternoon at 5 o'clock at the hospital location to discuss ongoing affairs.
Bakers across Australia demand price increases amid rising costs and inflation. Industry groups say higher bread prices are needed to cover flour, energy, and labor expenses, with discussions ongoing between bakeries and suppliers.
Ten members attended a swimming party at Gem Lake hosted by the SubDeb Club. Attendees include Dorothy Sadderis, Shirley McDonald, Meritta Brummett, Marjorie Wilson, Elizab eth Garner, Joan Harris, Patricia Hogue, Anne Schulze, Helen Buskin and Tynette Wilson, with a sponsor noted.
A Dallas area wedding finally occurred after a Pacific flight interruption. Capt. George Burch and Miss Peggy Ann Murphy were married at First Methodist Church last night, and Burch and his bride were en route to Fort Worth with plans completed despite the earlier delay.
Set for July 1, the wedding was postponed when Burch was ordered to Tokyo to prepare for the record making flight.
A Grand Island woman bought new silverware and showed it to friends but forgot the pattern name. She phoned the dealer, who confirmed the design was called Memory.
Mr and Mrs Homer Lowell and their three children faced a string of misfortunes on a trip to a Lincoln beach. Seven flat tires marred the journey as gasoline leaked from a tank soaking the fried chicken. Purses vanished thrice and a child scraped his face when a fall occurred. A tire hissed and deflated en route home and plaster fell from a ceiling while awaiting a repairman at a neighbor's house.
Johnnie Perkins and his daughter Betty of 915 Bonham returned home this week after visiting friends and relatives in Vernon.
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