Seal Sale Nearing 1945 Potter County Goal
Potter County proceeds in the 1945 Christmas Seal Campaign total $6,419.35 mid campaign with 3,239 replies from 11,000 letters mailed. First ten days brought $6,287.35. last year at this stage was $4,052.74. Major gifts include $100 from Ponca Wholesale Mercantile Co., $12 from Mrs. Elizabeth Covey, and $5 from Phillips Petroleum.
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The
Tuberculosis Association
Potter County
Ponca Wholesale Mercantile Co
Elizabeth Covey
Phillips Petroleum
Local Psychic Reader Advertises Daily Hours
A palm reader and spiritual adviser claims to reveal past, present, and future insights without questions. The notice promises guidance to overcome obstacles and achieve happiness and success with daily readings from 10 AM to 8 PM at 508 North Taylor.
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Reading
North Taylor
George W Short Arriving in Boston Aboard Hood Victory
George W Short of Amarillo is scheduled to arrive in Boston tomorrow aboard the Hood Victory. The passenger list and vessel details indicate a notable transport event moving through Boston harbor with expected arrival in the near term.
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George W. Short
Amarillo
Boston
Joe Rogers Is Released From Service After 26 Months
Corporal Joe Rogers, son of Mr and Mrs Ross D Rogers of 2119 Van Buren, is discharged at Fort Bliss after 26 months in the European Theater and is back in Amarillo. He toured Cherbourg Paris and Liege during the war and earned three campaign stars for Normandy northern France and the Rhine land. His brother Corporal Ernest Rogers serves with a First Army field artillery unit in Europe.
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Cpl
Joe Rogers
Ross D. Rogers
van Buren
Fort Bliss
Amarillo
Europe
Rogers
Eddie Rogers
Combat Engineers
First Army
Cherbourg
France
Corporal Rogers
Ninth Air Force
St. Lo
Paris
Liege
Ernest Rogers
Brussels
Joe
Normandy
Rhineland
Japan
Robert M. Rogers
Merchant Marine
Los Angeles
Ross Rogers
Madigan General Hospital
Fort Lewis
Wash
Leather lamp with tooled book binding base lights softly
A leather lamp with a base crafted from tooled book bindings offers indirect lighting and serves as an ideal gift for a man's den or library table.
Pampa Host to Legionnaires Holds Largest 18th District Convention
The 18th District American Legion convention drew 223 registered Legionnaires from 22 of 31 posts. Otto Landis was elected district chef de gare with Bill Heskew as conductor and Charles Maisell as garde la porte. Lewis P. Fields became district commander and Roy Beard was reap pointed adjutant and service officer.
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American Legion
Roy Bard
Legion Home
Otto Landis
Amarillo
Bill Heskew
Pampa
Charles Maisell
Phillips
Garde la Porte
Paul Hill
Legionnaires
Legion and Auxiliary
Lewis P. Fields
Carl Johnson Named Cub of the Month at Wolflin School
Carl Johnson of Den 2 was chosen Cub of the Month at Cub Pack 9’s regular meeting held recently at Wolflin School.
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Carl Johnson
Den 2
Wolflin School
Den of the Month and Cub Awards Noted
Attendance dipped while 27 awards were presented. Den 1 won Den of the Month and six cubs earned two year service stars.
Kenneth Rice Arrives in San Francisco on Sea Star
Kenneth D. Rice of 716 North Grant arrived in San Francisco aboard the Sea Star today.
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Kenneth D. Rice
North Grant
San Francisco
Sea Star
Rio Grande Valley Bushel Pack Sale Card
Holiday wray grapefruit pink and white mixed with oranges if desired. Prices listed: $4.50 per bushel prepaid to Amarillo and oranges at $5.00. Send check with order.
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Rio Grande Valley
Texas
Amarillo
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Bill Mauldin
Chicass
Pop
George Short
Khoury Bros
West 5Th
Superior Letter Service
Blackburn
Nshin U. S
Lish
Resinov Ns
Polk
Der
Jimmy Moore
Roy Beard
Amarillo Veterans Hospital
Childress
Kenneth Rice
Boxwell Brothers
Ambulance Service
Dumas Perryton
Speakman
Sumlakia
Wesel
Cretney
J. O. Harris
S. Broadway
McAllen
J. B. Coe
Jth
Lincoln
Thomson-King
Insurance Service
Longines
John Furbach
Amarillo Optical Co
Raven
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