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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1946
Page
14
A person recalls discussing an apartment with someone at the post office and asks to be contacted about who lives on Florida Street. They provide the address 1512 East Ninth and the phone number 27389 for follow up.
Mrs Frank Dunn of Claude Texas offers a small reward for the return of a pair of colored cloth gloves missing from Woolworths near White and Kirk. The notice continues from page 2.
A 40 year old married man with a lifetime farming background and sufficient equipment seeks to rent an irrigated farm of 200 acres or more on the plains. Reference 832 Virginia, Phone 8473.
W. J. Nixon of Wayside Texas advertises upholstery work near San Jacinto area 3 miles west of Wayside on RL Grigsby’s place offering slip covers furniture refinishing and pickup service. Contact phone 20753 for arrangements.
Mrs Pollan seeks a lost dog in Dear Tack area and asks call 8600 Nannie O Keefe. A complete Cub Scout outfit for sale in good condition via phone 2 1538. A request to recover a lost pillow case package with thread and scissors, downtown on December 11, phone 2 6879.
Mrs. Ethel Kemp reports a missing sterling silver earscrew found during the Bonita Chapter Christmas dinner at Khiva Temple. The item was a silver anniversary gift from her husband. Contact 9559.
A suit skirt was found at a residence about three weeks ago. The owner can identify and claim the item by calling 3206 Washington or phone 9659.
Classified notice seeks a woman to maintain home and assist a husband and two year old daughter during hospital stay and for several days after discharge. Contact via phone 9004 for details.
A reader seeks daytime in-home baby care. Contact at phone number 2-8048 to discuss arrangements and schedule for supervision, feeding, and infant duties.
Two kittens and three puppies offered free to a good home after 6 PM. Call 2-6931. Also notice of unclaimed letter to Mrs S A K General Delivery returned. Mrs S A K should contact P O Box 841, Tucumcari New Mexico. W A Lucas.
A person seeks a finder of a black coin purse left on a desk in the post office Friday. The message asks for the lady who found it to come forward and claim a reward.
Lola from Care Tack at Globe News writes about seeking a Christian man with a home. She notes she is past middle age, owns a home, and remains hopeful about finding a partner despite loneliness.
A refined widow writes from Tack care in Globe-News seeking companionship and evening company from a courteous gentleman, expressing independence and loneliness while hoping to meet someone suitable.
A reader reports losing a red beaded lapel pin recently for sentimental reasons. The item is not described beyond color and accessory type, with no identifying marks provided.
A person asks for the return of a missing item left in the State Theater rest room and offers a reward. The finder should contact Tack's secretary if the item is located.
Mr and Mrs Albert Fryar of 2042 Washington offer a reward for the return of Tubby the dog. Mrs Bob Hamilton, Denver, reports the dog named Tubby wearing a brown collar with a vaccination tag. Contact Jimmy Green at 3506 Taylor or the Fryars.
A shopper reports losing a gold lapel Banner watch during a Monday shopping trip. The watch was a gift and remains missing.
A short notice requests the whereabouts of a lost dog with long yellowish brown hair. The owner asks Betty and J. D. to call for letters or provide their address so mail can be forwarded.
Funeral services for R. J. Jones pioneer Armstrong County stock man will be held at 2 30 o clock Friday afternoon in the Methodist Church at Claude Rev J F Michael Abilene will conduct the services Pallbearers are Horace Baker Thurman Havins Elliott Weeks Paul Welchel Roy Welchel and Howell Averyt Burial will be in the Claude cemetery Mr Jones called Uncle Raef by friends died last night at the home of his son W B Jones Yucca Road Pleasant Valley He was 176 years old
Mr Jones lived at a ranch near Palo Duro Canyon since 1888 and was active in Armstrong County and Llano affairs. He resided ten miles south of Washburn. Survived by three sons a daughter a brother two sisters and four grandchildren. Arrangements by N S Griggs and Sons.
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