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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1944
Page
5
Principal R. B. Norman spoke to Mr and Mrs Karl Degenhardt and 32 B Prospect students about hosting children at the Home as a regular activity. The statement emphasized such visits as a lasting part of community service in the schedule.
Amarillo High students began the annual canned goods drive for the Amarillo Children's Home. The campaign, once called the Thousand Can Movement, has grown over the years, raising far more than a thousand cans, with foodstuffs and other items collected to aid the home.
Polk Street Methodist pastor urged students to keep their world leading heritage and unbounded opportunity. Delbert Stephens led the flag salute as Edward Cheadle introduced the high school ensemble of Anne Clayton Janette Speer Fern Carver Dessie Jo Turner and Louise Dicken who performed Indian Love Call and Begin the Beguine.
Sgt. Nolen E. McDowell of 2110 Polk receives the Bronze Star for risking his life during a German shelling of his Third Armored Division battery on September 29. He helped extinguish a fire on an anti aircraft vehicle amid 12 casualties and four shells landing within 20 yards, with two other men, preserving the vehicle and earning great credit for the military. Moon rainbows are sometimes seen in Hawaii after a bright moonlit shower.
Advertises Udea tablets as a remedy for stomach pains ulcer indigestion gas heartburn and acid related discomfort. Claims a 25 cent box with a double your money guarantee if the first dose does not convince the user and requires return of the box.
A noted medicine promises quick relief for cold related coughs. It explains a simple kitchen mix of sugar and water before adding 2% ounces of Pinex from a druggist. The syrup requires no cooking and offers cost savings.
Dora Mada seeks a divorce from Leo Mada on grounds of extreme cruelty and undued association with other women. No children or property involved. The case filed November 2 1944 in Potter County District Court 18542 requires Leo Mada to answer by January 8 1945.
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