Kansas man visits wife and daughter this week
A man from Kansas is visiting his wife and daughter Mary Beth at 402 Sunset. He will stay until Sunday as a guest in the C. L. Clement home at 715 West Sixteenth. Mrs. Clement is his niece.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1945
Page
5
A man from Kansas is visiting his wife and daughter Mary Beth at 402 Sunset. He will stay until Sunday as a guest in the C. L. Clement home at 715 West Sixteenth. Mrs. Clement is his niece.
Amarillo Elks Club launches a drive to raise 22 525 for a charitable hospital for crippled children at Ottine. The project is endorsed by state and national leaders and will serve polio victims with a 40 bed unit costing 175 000 and a total 500 000 building program.
Advisory committee for the local Elks Crippled Children drive outlines a plan to fund a hospital water therapy pool fed by artesian springs at 106 degrees. Texas Elks designate Thanksgiving week as Crippled Children’s Week to boost donations, led by Mr. Powell with Dr. E. W. Cain and many others. Grand jurors of the 47th District Court to meet. parents reminded to secure birth certificates for new students.
Amarillo College officials report the largest enrollment in school history as a 42 percent rise from the prior year. Winter session registration is set for September 7 and 8, with night registration on September 7. The school is on the approved list to offer GI Bill freshman and sophomore courses to veterans.
Chief of Police Sid Harper departed early this morning for Creede Colorado to enjoy a weeklong vacation. He will return to duty after the planned absence.
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