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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1932
Page
3
A reader seeks a partner to cover a $291 pay due on a brick and tile business property in Plainview. The 25 by 100 foot building with cement floor sits across from the new post office, with a low debt load and an adjoining lot. The seller bought it for $11,200 and asks for interested buyers to assume an interest to help with payments.
A lonely widow seeks a correspondence with a kind man and offers stenography and cashier work, plus references, after a year without work. Also letters from a Texas Georgia supporter praising Texas Amarillo naming a sister ship and a telephone operator seeking work with housekeeper and office experience and references.
Mrs. J. E. Baggs reports a lost green Conklin Eversharp pencil trimmed in gold given as a gift. A reward is offered for its return. Call 2-2550 or visit 707 North Buchanan Street.
A plea from Arlena Farris lists seven dependents including two boys ages 8 and 10 a 3 year old a 5 year old and an 18 month old baby. The family lacks a mattress clothes and a wood stove while the father is unemployed and they expect a new baby. Address 2010 North Garfield Street pleading for help.
Fifteen year old Gracie Coggin says she has no parents and is staying with her grandmother. She appeals for care, shelter, and a permanent home.
A mother seeks a small bicycle or tricycle at a low price as Christmas gift for her eight-year-old son. She notes her husband is unemployed and asks interested parties to call 307 South Garfield to offer any affordable bicycle. She also mentions looking for babysitting help for nights out.
A young woman with experience in practical nursing housework and child care asks for employment. She requests contact at phone number 2-3369 and signs off as Tack through a reader's note.
In the 108th District Court November filings show fifteen divorces granted. Numerous petitions were dismissed as couples considered reconciliation or the costs too high. Judge W. E. Gee sometimes counsels reconciliation or delays to allow second thoughts.
Judge W E Gee’s 108th Civil District Court in Fort Worth reported its heaviest November ever with 125 final judgments. Since its 1927 opening, about 4,700 cases filed and disposed alike, and Gee notes near continuous sessions except for five weeks in summer. He averages long hours, refuses after hours work, and keeps to office cleanup after days ends.
Ontario uses former railway coaches as traveling schools and dental clinics to reach rural communities. The program repurposes cars for classrooms and clinics, enabling education and dental care access in remote areas.
Bruce H Nichols and L L Nunley announce names for the Nichols and Nunley families with Eula Belle Nunley listed among their relatives in a brief community notice.
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