Around Town notes on Phillips horse and local life
A misc. roundup lists FE.E Phillips of 2416 Brooks with a bay horse noted for five gaits and a tendency to roam, and his wish to sell the fence to corral it. It also records the Swift anniversary at 3311 Line, married Aug 12 1883 in Prairie Grove Ark, plus family guests and neighbors in Amarillo. Other items cover births, visitors, leaving, and local social notices through Aug 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift
Line Avenue
A. E. Swift
Western
H. J. Cobb
Harrison
Noel Swift
Leon
Bobbie
Forest
Wayland Swift
Ricky
Truman Thurston
David
van Buren
Joyce Munn
Neal D. Cannon
Gon. Neal, Jr
Polk
Denver
Cannon
Polk Street Methodist Church
Marcella Elliott
Fillmore
Columbus
Hereford items list hospital, relocations, visitors and social notes
Ville Arkansas and Frank Medanich of Abilene visit Hereford with Carl Straf fus. Medical and surgical names listed for St Anthony’s Hospital. Bernie Howell, KGNC organist, now plays piano with one hand and organ with the other each morning. Social notes include Mrs E J Sowder’s Topeka trip, J P Jones moving home, R F Brown family return from Colorado, and entertaining visits. Also vacation notes on Maxine Merriman from Phoenix and visits in Austin and San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester L. Seaton
Jackson
Northwest Texas Hospital
Franklin Blakemore
Blakemores
North Williams
E. G. Matinez
Dumas
St. Anthony's Hospital
St. Anthony’s Hospital
V. A. Gabel
Vega
E. A. Ballew
North
Sam K. Broyles
Washington
Dallas
East Texas
F. H. Spurger
Sylvia
Mount Pleasant
Sam K. Broyles, Jr
Mexico City
Acapulco
Bernie Howell
KGNC
E. J. Sowder
Harrison
Topeka
Kan
Santa Fe Hospital
J. P. Jones
North Lincoln
Hastings
R. F. Brown
Johnny
Clover Drive
Colorado
A. A. Christian
West Thirty-ninth
A. B. Christian
Hereford
Betty Ince
Polk
Melba Foringer
Tulsa
W. D. Foringer
Jefferson
J. C. Frazer
John N. Merriman
Louisiana
Phoenix
Ariz
Barbara Ann Cheatham
Austin
San Antonio
Robert
Horoscope and society notices mix in West Thirteenth feature
The page blends a long birthday horoscope with local society items. It lists stars for Leo through Aquarius and short guidance. It also reports travel and visit news from Claude, Yellowstone trips, Fort Worth relatives, and a string of Northwest Texas Hospital notices and patient names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Thirteenth
Byron Halley
Norman Mueller
Fort Worth
Halleys
Hubert Carlson
G. E. Quattlebaum
Lubbock
Browning
Billy
New Mexico
Courthouse Records and Divorces Reported in District Court
Saline Nunn Gooch and others deed transfers listed for Lakeview Emily Gibbs to James W. Moss Amarillo Heights Weldon Howell to Noel Cooper Bivins William Jennings McDonald to Earl D. Jackson Noble Paulk transfers Plemons Marvin Tidwell to Co. L Bell Denver His Pennie Tilley to Maddox. District Court fees and two divorces listed: Mary Catherine Smith vs Russell D Smith and Joseph A Bieda vs Evelyn Marie Biede.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Nunn Gooch
Shelly
Lakeview
Emily Gibbs
James W. Moss
Amarillo Heights
Weldon Howell
Noel Cooper
Bivins T. William Jennings McDonald
Earl D. Jackson
G&s ME
B. Anderson
Noble Paulk
Plemons
Marvin M. Tidwell
L. Bell
Denver
W. A. Maddox
G&s District Court
Mary Catherine Smith
Russell D Smith
Joseph A. Bieda
Evelyn Marie Biede
Celanese plant to reopen after July strike in Corpus Christi
Celanese Corporation of America said its Bishop synthetic chemical plant will reopen next Monday. Plant Manager Kenneth Bowen announced that about 700 CIO Oil Workers International Union members on strike since July 26 can return to work with a 15 cent per hour raise, which the union declined in negotiations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corpus Christi
Celanese Corporation of America
Bishop
Kenneth Bowen
CIO Oil Workers International Union
Stevenson Dodges Questions At Tyler Press Conference
Calvin Clyde Jr., manager of the Tyler Courier Times and Telegraph, said Coke Stevenson dodged questions from Tyler and Longview newsmen at a press conference. Stevenson offered written answers the next day if questions were submitted in writing. Questions covered the Taft Hartley Law, federal housing, the draft, and the international situation. Clyde said he would forward questions to Lyndon Johnson, Stevenson's runoff opponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler
Calvin Clyde, Jr
Tyler Courier- Times and Telegraph
Coke Stevenson
US Senate
Longview
Lyde
Stevenson
Austin Newspaperman Joins Gov Beauford Jester Staff
Weldon Hart, a veteran Austin newspaperman, joined Governor Beauford H. Jester's secretarial staff as an assistant to Executive Secretary William L. McGill. The governor praised Hart for government knowledge and his cordial, trusted manner. Hart has long served as staff writer, columnist, and sports department head for the Austin American and Statesman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Weldon Hart
Beauford H. Jester
Jester
Hart
William L McGill
The
Austin American and Statesman
Union Orders Sign Non Communist Affidavits
Officials of CIO Retail Wholesale and Department Store Union locals directed by the international board to sign affidavits declaring non Communist ties. The ruling underscores union anti communist measures amid labor tensions in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
CIO Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union
International Board
Also Mentioned on This Page
E Phillins
Brooks
Mrs
D. E. Elliott
Panhandle
Carrie C. Hood
Evelyn Hood
Monroe
Myrithe Knortz
Kenton
Kerry
Laurel
Groom
Sunset Ranch
Pagosa Springs
J. T. Hill
Wichita Falls
Parker
Muskogee
Oklo
John P. Patterson
Patterson
Hub Clothiers
N. F. Painter
North East Seventeenth
Plainview
Painter
Plains Machinery Co
Joe Shaw
City
John A. Lilly
Oklahoma City
K. W. Moore, Jr
Albuquerque
Goodwell
Okia
Finnell
Rains Area
Panhandle A
Cathrine Chapman
F. B. Martin
Maxine Ratcliff
Wancy Gibson
Richard Adams
Imogene Barton
Randal Earl Posey
Dawson Bray
Joe Shields
Lee O. Walker
Helen Marie Reid
Eston Williams
Katie Howard
Ruby Turner
Carolynne Estes
Eula Lee Powell
Park Pevehouse
Will Mannin
Leon Krupp
Harvey W. Allen
F. C. Mothershead
Eldon Durrett
Gladys C. Conners
Boyd Sizemore
Spencer Miller
Sharon Nall
Ruth Ewing
Joan Dew
John B. McNaughton
Charles Fee
Bandera
Ewings
R. L. Moore
Patsy
Nancy
W. P. Strickland
Jacqueline Garrett
Fayette
Ecateasiianiel
Heath Furniture
Heath
Taylor St
C. M. Rhoads
B. W. Holcomb
North Tyler
Angelina Benavidez
Montoya
Johnnie Myrick, Jr
Army Tech Village
Ruth Rowe
Aldridge
Grady Nutt
Mike Miracle
W. EB. Gibbs
Florida
Joe Flores
Arthur
James C. Barnes
Stratford
W. D. Slater
Delhart
R. A. Strother
Berkley Ann Johnson
Plains Blvd
Carl Goodwin
Clinton Goff
Boice City
Okla
Gale Spencer
Pamna
T. H. Gibson
West Sixth
R. G. Oliver
Margaret Prosser
North Rusk
Ralph Mangel
Pampa
Ray Garrett
Elmo
Don
Crystal
MR. Fawspickel
Sland
Anos
Annie
Young Lady
WWE
Brenda Brandon
Leo
VIRGO
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Aries
Aurus
Vice
Combs
Bob, Jr
Northwest Texas Hospital News
Gayle Wilkinson
Virginia
T. A. Hughes
Cactus
Wesley Moore
White Deer
Bobby Jo Ellis
F. J. Bailey
West Seventh
W. P. Hewitt
Tulia
New and Used Car Loans
Lukay Investment CO
Courthouse Records
Celanese Corporation
G. I. Training
UGE Bs
Amarillo
Deason
Beauford
Aunt Dora
Curtis Blind and Linoleum Company
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