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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1946
Page
11
Multiple short classifieds and lost and found notices. Includes a $5 reward for a found item, a dog needing a home at 1901 Jackson, a lost purse with valuable papers, and a missing three month old black and white puppy named Butch with reward offered. Contact details provided for each item.
A classified notice seeks daily or hourly employment. The caller identifies as a colored girl and provides contact phone number 2 7085 for leads or arrangements.
Mrs. Jack Bell reports a lost brown coin purse between Thirteenth and Sixteenth on Van Buren containing some money and keys. Call 2 7485 to reunite.
I have several music rolls to give away. If interested please call 2-7961.
Refers to providing in home baby care for a working mother. Mentions address 210 N. W. Ninth as location context. No additional identifiable details or firm contact information provided.
A billfold containing cash photos and an identification card and discharge papers was found. The owner can reclaim by calling 2 9782 and identifying themselves.
Middle aged ranch hand seeks small ranch caring position for a couple. Experienced in all ranch work and able to furnish references. Contact J L Davis at Ashtola Texas for inquiries.
A person offers daytime child care in their home and provides the contact phone 2 6852 for interested families seeking in home supervision and care services.
A football bearing the initials D. W. C. was lost in the 800 block of Florida. A reward of one dollar is offered for its return.
Person seeks a small folding clothes dryer for indoor laundry drying and requests contact at the phone number 2 8845.
Individual seeks afternoon or evening employment in sales at a newsstand or in domestic work. Availability for part time roles, flexible hours, and reliable to manage customer service or household tasks. Prior experience not specified, open to training.
A black and white dog with long ears left home wearing a harness with nail heads. He answers to the name Butch. Mrs. Lewis seeks information and offers a reward. Contact 2225-B Taylor after 6 PM or 4395 during the day.
A settled woman seeks employment in Amarillo Texas offering experience in house cleaning meal service and child care contact Post Office Box 371 Amarillo Texas for details and scheduling.
Redish tan and white Cocker Spaniel with brown leather harness missing from my car last Sunday at Ninth and North Mirror. Reward offered for return. LT. LEON OLIVER, Ph. 8856 N. Mirroro. FOUND PACKAGE Dear Tack I found a package containing lady's clothing. Owner may claim by calling 2-4437 and identifying.
A writer offers a small furnished house with gas lights and water at no rent. The sender seeks a couple of middle aged women to occupy the home in what is described as a deal, hinting at a “trick” to the arrangement. The notice discusses housing aid and solution to shortage without detailing terms.
MO O Colquitt Jr signs off offering to assist his wife with housework and to care for two one year old twin boys while handling daily tasks from Dalhart. The note emphasizes family support and cooperation.
Mrs. Lela Mae Sims asks for the return of a brown leather handbag lost Monday night on Wichita or Osage Street. It held cash, a ration book, and a driver's license. A reward is offered. Call 2-3116.
Free load of scrap lumber available from 204 Carolina. Recipient must haul it away. first come, first served.
Amarillo Airmen's Association schedules a night gathering for tomorrow at 8 o'clock at Trade Wind Airport. The program will feature colored films of last Summer's airmen's breakfast on the rim of the canyon.
Plans for coming years will be discussed and Captain Bob Siler will appoint a nominating committee to submit names for new offices at the first January meeting. The noon luncheon was dispensed with and the date set for the third Thursday to avoid Christmas holidays.
In Los Angeles on December 18 a trio of fellow attorneys backs attorney Joseph Scott in his bid for increased compensation for successfully representing Joan Berry.
In court, Berry argues Charlie Chaplin is the father and seeks support. Figures mentioned include $75,000 requested by Scott, $65,000 cited as reasonable, and another estimate of $60,000. The hearing occurred yesterday.
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