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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1948
Page
10
Surveying the shipment are from let Jack Walders. Jaycee youth welfare committee chairman John Hatchcock director and Homer Cowan Jaycee co book drive.
Last minute donations pour in for the Tom Wingate Memorial Library at Boys Ranch. Amarillo Jaycees, led by Jack Walders, set up seven book centers to ease contributions as they strive to reach the 1,000 book goal before Wednesday.
Local contributors including Levy's Harrell Brooks Drug McDavid Bros. and the Wnery Company are invited to retrieve their books from their homes by contacting the Chamber of Commerce office at Station KAMQ.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a violent attack case and a Catholic women's meeting in Lubbock. Mentions W Hall of Palo Alto boarding a TV program, with references to a trip toward the Atlantic coast and a large number of relatives.
Amarillo merchant Bert Levy announced a fundraising appeal on behalf of the National Probation and Parole Association, a 27 year old nonprofit. Donations to Earl Cowart, assistant vice president, at American National Bank support youth intervention to prevent repeat offenses.
A historical note recounts Mr Hall living in a region from 1920 to 1934 and leaving after the summer of 34. He describes packing for California amid heat and longing to return, while others from St E Elliott and Odessa visit Lubbock. A Westward journey took six days each way amid rough conditions. Revered figures urged him westward.
Police linked a pawn ticket to William Bowen, 21, after a $5 pawn. An investigation found a $10,000 violin by a Stradivari relative stolen Saturday from Sigmund S. Beels. A second item notes a Jehovah's Witness convention with Y. Dowsen in Des Moines and a post office employee.
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