Amigo town notes and growing families in Amarillo
The column chronicles visits and guests around Amarillo including Mrs. Kenneth Hohlaus in town from Colorado Springs and Miss Ann Thatcher hosting Linda Ann Parrish from Artesia. It lists residents visiting relatives, travel to Denver and Estes Park, and multiple notices of hospital patients, surgeries, and births at Northwest Texas Hospital with numerous local addresses and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Thatcher
Stanton Thatcher
Harrison
Linda Ann Parrish
Artesia
N. M
Northwest Texas Hospital
W. C. Stockett
William Hill
Bushland
Glen Harlen Butler
Dallas
Northwest
Josh McClendon
van Buren
721000 Mile Trip by Air Brings Home Sergeant Boney
A 21000 mile air journey returned Technical Sgt. Alvin O. Boney to the United States and civilian life after discharge. He served as a forward observer with the Fifth Field Artillery during two years in the CBI theater and earned the Purple Heart with cluster, Bronze Star, and Distinguished Unit Citation. A UT Austin chemistry graduate, he worked in oil before enlisting. his wife and three children reside at 2043 Lipscomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin O. Boney
America
China
Boney
Fifth Field Artillery
China-Burma-India
University of Texas
Lipscomb
Two Bales Per Acre Amarillo Cotton Yield
Henry Crawford of 113 West Thirty sixth says he grows cotton as an experiment near Amarillo and asserts an acre could yield two bales. A Houston buyer advised that the secret is not to use too much water and Crawford notes he has 12 stalks as example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Henry Crawford
West Thirty-sixth
Mr. Crawford
Houston
Amarillo Men Arrive at Brooke General Hospital
Among recent arrivals at Brooke General Hospital Fort Sam Houston are two Amarillo men First Lieutenant Herbert L. Miller son of Mrs Patie Miller 1616 Polk and Staff Sergeant Ralph R Hickman husband of Mrs Evelyn Hickman 401 Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooke General Hospital
Fort Sam Houston
Amarillo
Herbert L. Miller
Patie Miller
Polk
Ralph R. Hickman
Evelyn Hickman
Mississippi
Santa Fe carloadings fall versus 1944 week
The Santa Fe System carloadings for the week ending August 18 1945 totaled 22 836 down from 27 789 in the same week of 1944. Cars received from connections were 13 339 versus 13 942 a year earlier. Total cars moved were 36 175 compared with 41 731 in 1944. Santa Fe handled 42 261 cars in the preceding week of 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
Visit Mrs. Murry and Family Reunion Planned
Mrs J Cook and children Gene Vada and Zada visit sister Mrs L L Murry at 2414 Brooks for several days. Mr and Mrs Tex Kiersey and children Nettie Lou and Gene depart from 1402 Hughes for a two week stay in Galveston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Tex Kiersey
Nettie Lou
Gene
Hughes
Remarkable Gall Bladder Remedy Promises Relief
Sufferers report first real results from a new preparation that stimulates the liver and increases healthy bile flow. The medicine GALLUSIN is advertised as expensive yet worth the price, with a money back guarantee from CRETNFY'S POLK.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cretnfy’s Polk
Radio Schedule Highlights Across Stations Tonight
A dense listing of programs across KGNO KGNC KFDA NBC CBS and ABC for Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning includes news by KGNO and KFDA newscasts, drama and music shows such as The Alan Young Show Guy Lombardo Orchestra and Countless musical acts, with LB Kaltenborn and Gabriel Heatter commentary and special features like The Man Called X and The Fitzgeralds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. P
CBS
NBC Mbs
Fred Morrison
NBC
KFDA
Raymond Gram
B. C
Danny O'Neil
Grepssnine
CBS American Melodies
Kaltenborn
Ginny Simms
Pat
B.C
BC Mbs
Alan Young
KGNO
Judy Nbc
CBS Theater of Romance
CBS News
Guy Lombardo Orch
ABC BC Navy
Gabriel Heatter
ABC
Sidney Moseley
Sigmund Romberg
KGNC
NBC News
Richard Harlin
Savoy Ballroom
Ches Paree
Roy Shields
Claremont Hotel
Rise ‘N Shine
Eve Ovener
My True Story
Lora Lawton
Bert Levy
Texaco
Ethel and Albert
Gth
Trade Winds
Morton Downey
Ma Perkins
Stella Dallas
Johnny Thompson
Ambc
Portis
Bill
Jarrell
Hawk and Sparrow
Parker Willson
Terry and the Pirates
Blue
Quincy Howe
MBS
Chick Carter
Rush Hughes
Dick Tracy
Jimmy Carroll
Superman
Jace Armstrong
Sally Moore
House of Mystery
Tom Mix
Lowell Thomas
S$ World News
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kenneth Hohlaus
Colorado Springs
B. B. Campbell
Norman C. Long
Topeka
Kan
D. W. Gouldy
Ong. E. M. Taylor
Washington
San Francisco
Roswell
Monroe
Estes Park
Colo
Barrons
Denver
Clayton
Preston Conerly
Parker
Conerly
Guy Jones
Amarillo Globe
Texas
Okla
Cora Coffman
Stratford
Judith Mae Shirk
Jerry Simmons
Alabama
A. Bayley
Floydada
Frances Williamson
Nurses Home
Arthur Tankersley
Austin
Odessa Wright
Madison
Gloria Phipps
Wellington
Mark Elliott Spoerner
Raymond Chavez
Cleveland
Gerald Phillips
Norma Jean Cruson
Roy Cruson
S. A. Bayley
Z. T. Haile
Joe Carlile
Thomas Eoff
Vernon
David Harris
Buchanan
Eva Coffey
Forest
Q. P. Weatherford
Ong
FE. C. Ochsner
Colorado
Ochsner
Anne
Jane
Camp Cheley
Daisy Person
Herring Hotel
Fort Worth
Mas
Dabney Jarman
Bellaire
Helen Wiley Hardy
Farmville
Harold Nunn
Marilyn
Richard
Mr. Nunn
Paul Nunn
Jackson
Delmar Durrett
Donnie Foreman
Adrian Keith McClish
Tom Cotten
Broadmoor
Jean Akard
Lincoln
Mary Myles Mathers
Miami
J. W. Collins
Margaret Nye
J. W. Hill
Dolores
Sunset Terrace
W. A. Potter
Mary Ann
Jo Beth
Memphis
Tenn
C. A. Page
Mr. Page
Kohler Brothers Cleaners
Louisiana
Mrs
Lawrence Cody
Robert L. Barron
Northwest Texas Hospital News
Mabel Ridings
J. P. Weatherford
Bobby Gale Watson
Wayside
E. C. Mitchell
North East Third
Wanda Smith
Route 3
Chester Parmelee
Turpin
Crystal
ICE
Blondie
Jsusta
HEATH
Isles
Heath Purniture Company
Jane Arden
Jon
Yosak
Sunshine Base
Nip
Bib
Japan
Darlin
Rase
Rod
Love
Velemphone
W’lo
Dick Turner
Ihee
GOPR
NEA Service, Inc
TM. Reg
U.S
New Mexico
Mart Hudson
North Hayes
Reserve, N. M
Cretney Drug 600 Polk
C. B. Fuller
Scs
Hollywood
Wickel
RADIO
Raha Loreno
Marillo
TEXA
Cail
Plate Glass Boiler
Guralary Insurance
Gil Martin
Ted Malone
World News
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