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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1945

Page

13

Daddy's Home To Stay

A long description follows a sergeant and his wife settling into their first home in Pleasant Valley after returning from service. They plan a four room house with space for a playground a Shetland pony and a pig named Buttermilk. The narrative touches on family memories work and domestic life in Texas Panhandle.

Jean Sergeant Jerman Amarillo Jack Texas Panhandle Jerry Don Europe Jack Jerman Pleasant Valley Jerman

War Memories Dim Quickly for Veteran War Memories Dim Quickly for Veteran

War memories fade as veteran Jack D. Jerman returns home to Pleasant Valley after five years in the service. He reunites with wife Jean and son Jerry Don, enjoys civilian life at home, plays piano, shops for clothes, and recalls Africa Italy France and Germany prior to discharge from the 36th Texas Division.

Lawrence Jackson Jerry Don Jerman Jack Jerman, Jr Pleasant Valley Jerman 36Th Division Jack D. Jerman Jerry Don New York Jack 36Th Africa Italy France Germany Jean

Missing Pilot Believed Dead After 1944 Flight

Lt. Wiley A. Stoner, USNR Hellcat fighter pilot, was reported missing in action June 20, 1944. The Navy Department now lists him as deceased in a letter from James V. Forrestal, Secretary of the Navy.

Wiley A. Stoner USNR Navy Department James V. Forrestal Sec

Winter set resident joins Potter County SSB staff

Mrs. E Wayne Estell of Winterset Iowa has joined Potter County Selective Service Board No 1 as assistant clerk. She previously worked three years on the Madison County draft board in Iowa and came to Texas to join her husband, a B 29 cadet at Amarillo Field. She replaces Mrs Harold Gatlin who resigned when her husband returned from Coast Guard discharge and plans to leave this week for Albuquerque New Mexico.

E. Wayne Estell Winterset Potter County Selective Service Board No. 1 Madison County Draft Board Iowa Estell Amarillo Field Harold Gatlin Gatlin Coast Guard Mr. Gatlin Albuquerque N. M

Navy Officer Suter Stoner Reported Missing In Action

Lieutenant Stoner son of Mr. and Mrs. John Stoner of Kinsley Kansas was reported missing in action in the Marianas. A holder of the Air Medal and a citation he served with Task Force 58 after training at Pensacola and serving as an instructor at the naval air base in Corpus Christi. He married Jo Frances Worley of Claude on January 4 1942 and the couple have a son Steven Alan now 1 year and nine months old.

Navy Jo Frances Stoner Claude Stoner Marianas John Stoner Kinsley Kan Rice Institute Houston University of Illinois Pensacola Fla Corpus Christi Naval Air Base Dallas Jo Frances Worley E. O. Worley Steven Alan

Coopers Visiting Colorado and Vernon This Week

Mr and Mrs Clyde Cooper of 411 A West Fourteenth are spending this week in Colorado. They will visit in Vernon next week.

Coopers Colorado Clyde Cooper West Vernon

Mrs Clifford Snow Visits Husband at Fort Silk OK

Mrs. Clifford Snow of 910 Fannin visits her husband Lt. Col. Clifford M. Snow at Fort Silk Oklahoma and will return this week.

Clifford Snow Fannin Fort Silk Okla Clifford M. Snow

Allen Family Vacation in Dallas This Week

Mr. and Mrs. Harvey S. Allen and daughters Rosemary and Elizabeth, of 2405 Hughes, are spending this week in Dallas.

Dallas Harvey S. Allen Rosemary Elizabeth Hughes

God Save the King debut linked to Porto Bello capture

The song God Save the King was first publicly sung in 1760 to honor the British capture of Porto Bello from Spain. Bali Re Mill

Porto Bello

Restorative drink CITROS relieves back pain and kidney strain

This ad promotes CITROS as a quick remedy for aching back and kidney discomfort caused by improper body fluids. It claims relief and comfort and notes a price of $1.00 at Piol Drug Stores.

Piol Drug

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