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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1943
Page
11
Washington reports taxpayers must pay more than before and file by March 15 for 1942 income. Possible pay-as-you-earn shift in rates may delay later payments, with July 1 payroll deductions likely partly toward 1943 taxes.
Mrs. John J. Sheedy of 2820 West 8th Street Apartment 3 Los Angeles seeks help locating a missing soldier believed to be ill. She notes no police record exists so police may not assist and asks readers to contact the Globe News Classified Advertising Department or leave name and address for a call.
The Musical Arts Conservatory will present Mrs. E A Paschal's pupils in a Friday 8 oclock song recital at the conservatory 1710 Tyler Street. The program features voice and piano students from junior high through the college level with assistants and accompanists named.
Letter from a Texas resident requests work in Amarillo before relocating. He is open to any job, promises solid references, and provides Box 959 as contact.
A roster of performers including Jeannie Kirian with Lusiella Neapolitan folk song and Donna Jean Autry with Summer is Coming In. Others perform pieces like Beth Pierce By the Bend of the River, Duke Watson Speaks, Martha Kelley Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyes arranged by Quilter, and Kate Perryman By the Waters of the Minnetonka. The lineup also features Nelda Sparks Seventeen, Virginia Carter Prayer of the Norwegian Child, Marjorie Lewis Verdi Prati, and more.
The program includes Handel and Day pieces with performances by J B Day and Wavanee Martin. Serst Arthur McMillian conducts Ave Maria selections by Schubert and Mascagni with Betty B Eiliotte. Other numbers feature Brahms An Ein Veilchen and Cavalleria Rusticana Ave Maria, plus works by Ronald Ronald, Tynetta Wilson, Thelma Pol and more in a mixed recital schedule.
Citizens place notices in Tack Letters about a mistaken coat swap, a missing heavy package from Fisk Building containing knitting needles and dry goods, and a request for a light work helper aged 55 seeking private-home employment and companionship. Individuals provide contact boxes and times.
Mrs. M. A. Barker of Amarillo Texas, through general delivery, requests letters from gentlemen of similar standing and refinement for amicable correspondence and companionship.
Family seeks help locating a missing female Boston bulldog last seen Sunday near Wolflin School. Rewards offered for safe return. Contact the owner with any sightings or information.
The ad asserts tired kidneys cause backache and other symptoms and promotes Doan’s Pills as relief. It claims kidneys remove acids and waste, about 3 pints daily, and urges readers to ask a druggist for Doan’s Pills, used by millions for over 40 years.
Gene Denton of Hereford Texas seeks female correspondence partners aged 30 to 40. He notes his occupation as guard and expresses a desire for friendly, genuine connection.
Want a sitter for my three children two evenings weekly from seven to nine thirty PM. Prefer local resident and pay thirty cents an hour. Call 2 6868 11:30 AM to 12:30 PM. ARLIE B. SMITH seeks return of a lost black leather billfold engraved with his name containing papers.
A soldier to be transferred soon reports lost rimless gold mounted glasses inside the Capitol Theater. They were not in a case and are urgently needed. the finder is asked to return them promptly.
Roy Farrow offers to care for small children after school and on Saturdays. He mentions prior experience and references. He asks for the return of a five dollar bill left in the Zero Lockers and notes need for funds to buy shoes. He seeks year round farm work, claims honesty and reliability, and provides 729 North Houston Street as contact.
A collection of personal item losses includes a slide rule in a leather case with name Doyle Foreman and rewards for its return. Also seeks a red white and blue service pin with two stars lost at W. O. W. hall or Pig Hip Lunch stand. A boy named Jimmy Carlile reports a billfold with a dollar and 60 cents lost at 2204 North West First Avenue.
The notice seeks John J. Sheedy also called Red Sheedy, last heard in 1939 working with race horses in Plainview including Murphy Luck. He leased with Charlie Austin at Skellytown 1936 to 1938 and worked at Sunset Stables and Wolflin Stables in Amarillo, with many Panhandle acquaintances.
Piano students of Miss Idelma Conoley will present a February musicale at the Musical Arts Conservatory of West Texas on Saturday afternoon at 4 oclock.
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