Local Christmas Visitors And Birth Notices Highlight Holiday Week
Arrivals guests include Elmer W. Jones of Pittsburg Kansas visiting Hills at 1900 Harrison before traveling to Borger to see Clyde and Mary Mathis. Population notes record multiple December births at Northwest Texas Hospital and St. Anthony's, with families in Fort Worth Borger Plainview and Pantex. Visitors and residents provide festive season updates and hospital notes across Lubbock area.
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Amarruo
Plainview
L. W. Monzingo
Ann
Richard
Fort Worth
George W. Klock
Tyler
James O. Gulerie
Harrison
Morton Ware
Mary Jane
George
Jim
Ralph Reeser
Ralph
Helen
San Antonio
Flanagan
Norman Sloss
West Third
Northwest Texas Hospital
Russell] Guill
Virginia
St. Anthony's Hospital
William Preston
North East Fifth
J. A. Mitchell
Lincoln
Paul L. Conway
West Twenty-first
Harley Shoeffier
Fairmont
J. P. Presley
Vernon
A. L. Coles
North East Eleventh
Gail Ann Pilettner
E. H. Plettner
West Tenth
Monticello College
Alton
Jane Ochsner
Erwin C. Ochsner
Ann Thatcher
Virginia Alexander
Marilyn Izzard
Marilyn Merchant
Nancy O’brien
Linde Lee Mack
New Mexico
Jack Fuqua
Gene Polk
John Lookingbill
Fred Reynolds
Ray Hayes
8. L. Storseth
Denny Willis
University of Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Ed Rossman
Pantex
New York
W.S. Roberts
M. L. Cochran
Ardmore
Oxla
Ronald Settles
van Buren
Karen Kay Gregory
West Twentieth
Edna Paine
Pierce
Patricia Ann Smedley
Kentucky
Floyd Shuffler
North West Eighth
Gerald Chase
Lefors
E. J. Britten
Groom
Tony Beth Siis
S. E. Willborn
L. F. Warren
North Grant
H. B. Derrick
China Lake
Cal
A. L. Johnson
Cactus
Ted H. Brown
Los Angeles
W. W. Polley
Pampa
Bob Naugle
Stratford
J. E. Clark
Clovis
L. D. Shaw
Mclean
Ted Brock
Littlefield
O. L. Shugart
West Fourth
J. W. Kenehan
Australia
James
H. P. Cobb
Monroe
Buddy Mager
Purdue University
Lafayette
Ind
George Mager
Robert Pitts
H. W. Pitts
Ong
Waco
Baylor
A&m
College Station
Bill Bybee
Dick and
Hayden Hardin
Glen “Mouse” Williams
Cecil Kuhne, Jr
Cecil Kuhne
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Tenn
Vanderbilt
Ernest Northcutt
Ernest O. Northcutt
Final Commission Meeting of Year
City commissioners plan their last regular meeting of the year at 1 30 pm in city council chamber to consider awarding a contract for flooring the Municipal Auditorium Building with linoleum and asphalt tile. Other business set as routine.
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Municipal Auditorium
Eire Ends Tie With Britain as Republic Is Proclaimed
Dublin reports Ireland becomes a free republic as President Sean T. O Kelly signs the repeal of the external relations act ending the last constitutional link to the British crown and commonwealth. Independence day expected in spring with new Ireland Britain alignment to follow.
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Dublin
Eire
Ireland
Sean T. O'Kelly
O'Kelly
Commonwealth
John A. Costello
Citizen Army
Volunteers
Sinn Fein
Sinn
Dominion of
Canada
Coun
Kissless 10 Days Bride Seeks Annulment in Chicago
Mrs Angeline Kemp 65 filed for annulment from husband Joseph 75 after ten days of marriage from August 10 to September 10. She told Circuit Judge Julius H Miner the marriage lacked a kiss. Kemp is a retired contractor with eight children from a prior marriage and 15 grandchildren.
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Chicago
Angeline Kemp
Julius H. Miner
Joseph
Miner
Happenings and notices from Amarillo December 21 1948
Local items list residents visiting or traveling for Christmas. Includes LaNita Henderson from Abilene to visit parents, J L Womack family in Tyler for Christmas, and Marizon employees at their Amarillo Hotel party gifting Milton Gellens and Mae Fitch. Also lists patients and staff at Northwest Texas Medical and Pantex surgical entries with names and addresses.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Ee Ee Company
North Fairfield
Buster Pool
Harrison
West
Tyler
Amarillo Hotel
Milton, Gellens
Mae Fitch
Northwest Texas Medical
James Cooley
Boys Ranch
Johnnie E. Willingham
North West First
Ernest E. Judd
North West Tenth
Charles Rex Higgins
Hereford
Howard Thompson
Crowell
Robert S. McGauchby
North West Fifteenth
Jimmie Lee Belle
Lincoln
Lena V. Goff
Perryton
Dorothy Crabbe
Nurses Home
D. C. Fry
Route 3
Surgical
G. W. Bishop
Pantex
William Steed
Tulsa
Mildred Garrett
Sunset
Mervyle Boyd McFarland
Heppy
Astrological Forecast for December 22 Stars Guide Daily Outlook
Daily zodiac reading notes Wednesday December 22 with health wealth and romance guidance for Sagittarius through Scorpio. Emphasizes cautious spending Capricorn fire protection Aquarius optimism Pisces planning Aries science focus Taurus morning productivity Gemini ambition Cancer prudent judgment Leo routine delays Virgo cross purposes Libra reduced workload Scorpio steady progress and no miracles. Distributed by United Feature Syndicate Inc.
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Pisces
ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
Virgo
Scorpio
United Feature Syng. Inc
Palsy League Plans Christmas Party for Children
The Panhandle Cerebral Palsy League will host a Christmas party for its member children tonight at the West Amarillo Christian Church. The agenda includes a special tree, presents, candy and an appearance by Santa.
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Panhandle Cerebral Palsy League
West Amarillo
Jones Excused From Oil Co Trial Appearance
New York December 21 Federal Judge Kaufman ruled Jesse H Jones may remain in Texas and not appear as a witness at the January 10 trial of a six million dollar suit against American Arabian Oil Co Jones was subpoenaed for his knowledge of Saudi Arabian negotiations but testified previously and offered no new reason to require travel or testimony.
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New York
Jesse H. Jones
Texas
Samuel Kaufman
Jones
Kaufman
Ireland and Britain pledge continued cooperation after partition
Leaders from both sides forecast ongoing ties despite severed links. De Valera notes the partition of Ireland while Costello argues the repeal bill will unite Britain and Ireland, even with challenges ahead in trade and northern and southern divisions.
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de Valera
Ireland
Costello
Britain
Port of Houston Surpasses Billion-Dollar Mark
The Houston port topped one billion dollars in cargo value for the first time with 11 months reported at 1,027,384,800 dollars. Port Director W. F. Heavey announced the 55.8 percent year over year gain.
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Houston
W. F. Heavey
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