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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1946
Page
7
A sentimentally valued Banner lapel watch disappeared while a shopper browsed in Amarillo between S. H. Kress Co. and J. C. Penney Co. or the nearby block. The owner asks for recovery and offers a liberal reward. contact Ella Fleck at two numbers or meet 45 miles north on the ranch.
Funeral services for John Lee Harrington will be held tomorrow at 9 AM at Sacred Heart Cathedral with pallbearers Bill King Max Storck Clarence Elder Ed Lynch Jim Flynn and Jack Edwards. Rosary is tonight at 8 at Boxwell Brothers Chapel. Harrington, 72, pioneer Amarillo grocer dying yesterday at 422 West Eleventh, came from Illinois 38 years ago to open Amarillo's first suburban grocery. He retired earlier but worked at Amarillo Field during the war. Survivors include his widow Cecilia and brothers George of Springfield Illinois and Arthur of Campus Texas.
Ray Lieberknecht of 1222 West 9th Amarillo Texas advertises a duck dog, good water dog and retriever for sale to leave town price cut from 100 to 50 dollars plus a lost package notice from Woolworth with Fab ric Mart materials seeks finder call 8416 and a small reward offered.
Tomorrow is the last day to register for the final Boy Scout camp of the season. The camp, led by executive W. J. Hiatt, opens Sunday afternoon at Camp Dota Glen, located 20 miles southeast of Canyon, and runs through September 1. The registration fee is $11.50.
A collection of classifieds letters requests assistance and offers found items. Mrs Ruby O Neal seeks return of a coin purse. glasses found with contact. a man seeks night watchman work, speaks Spanish. a 16 year old girl Bettie Jo Forward seeks day work or babysitting with contact details.
A caller seeks a male puppy preferably German shepherd or collie. Interested adoptions should contact the number 2 7539, with the speaker willing to travel to pick up the dog and provide a good home.
Four Persian kittens are offered for good homes at 3202 Tyler, Amarillo. A caller seeking day work requests contact at 208 Madison. Also Ruby offers light washing and ironing at 92-3395. Mrs Joyce Le Monds asks for help locating her friend in Amarillo, Box 724 Castle R. Wash.
Mrs J L Woodell asks for return of a black billfold with a photo of her and her husband lost on the way home from Bob White's Aristocrat Cafe. It contains about $10 in bills and a Social Security card number 464 427 777. Reward offered for its return to 1204 Lincoln or by calling 2 7438 to Lillie Ruth Woodell.
A reader recalls a column about buying a hunting dog and offers a black 86 pound, two year old, well trained dog suitable for turkey hunting. Additional details about training and price are requested.
A reader at 304 North Buchanan proposes keeping children by the hour or day and providing ironing services from home, outlining available horas.
A reader advertises seeking work at age nineteen offering in home childcare or house cleaning with Sunday unavailable. Contact Leona at 2201 South Houston or by telephone at 4814.
A ball glove was found near a residence in the south part of town. The finder asks the owner to identify it by description and contact via telephone 24866 RBH.
A young shopper asks for help locating nine dollars lost yesterday during shopping. The child, age 10, explains urgent need and provides two contact numbers and an address Route 2 Box 137 B for return. The note requests that found money be sent to the specified address or called.
A hopeful applicant states desire to obtain employment in household upkeep or café service, expressing readiness to work and contribute to daily operations.
A writer offers housework services by the day or hour. She is an experienced housekeeper and can be reached at 502 North Hughes Street. The note mentions Pennsylvanis Upchurch as a possible identifier or organization.
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