Weather man joke and many births at St. Anthony’s
Weatherman H C Winburn jokes about waking farmers as his forecasts wake them each morning. The BABY DEPARTMENT reports numerous births at St. Anthony's and Northwest Texas Hospitals, listing parents and addresses in Amarillo area. Other notes include reentries from Groom and McLean, visits to veterans hospital, and hospital notes for residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonham
Northwest Texas Hospital
Jim O. Webb
Army Tech Village
Eugene Smith
Hereford
Rufus S. Nutt
North Mirror
Clarelyn Clouse
J. B. Clouse
Jefferson
Lamba Lamba Lamba
Oklahoma Baptist Univers
Miss Clouse
Groom
William McDonald
John Ray
Mclean
O. A. Hollingsworth
Frank Golightly
Herman Glenn
Veterans Hospital
R. E. Singletary
North Maryland
W. C. Meharg
ST. Anthony's Medical
Dale McElroy
East Thirteenth
J. J. Simpson, Jr
Dalhart
B. I. Burch
Hughes
J. W. McClellan
Texline
Chevyl Childers
Fillmore
Louise Blasingame
van Buren
C. V. Johnson
Buchanan
Frank Thomas
Fritch
U. S. Ferguson
Pierce
W. C. Harrell
Margaret Carlton
Pampa
Blanche Murphy
Johnson
Floydean Schroeder
Vega
Alma Silvey
T. D. Lomax
West Tenth
Dennis Wayne Bradshaw
Clarendon
Alice Gober
Hayden
Glen Hogle
O. A. Kemp
North Apache
A. C. Rarick
Goodwell
Okla
Mark Alan Richards
Bonnie Oliphant
Polk
Kathryn Wadsworth
North Taylor
Clara Belle Cook
Brooks
John Compton
Amarillo
North Garfield
C. E. Presnall
Blue Mound
Tolzien Music Store lore and Amarillo musical era
A 1937 Amarillo item recalls Tolzien Music Store history from 1921 and earlier. O. L. Tolzien and son Irving built a regional music presence, with pianos, violins, and promotional tours across towns like Trinidad and Memphis, plus an Amarillo store opening and community performances led by a three piece orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolzien
The
Panhandle
Irvin Tolzien
O. L. Tolzien
Fort Worth
Denver
Trinidad
Memphis
Dalhart
Art Schlefman
Schlefman
Dalart
Mr. Tolzien
Pasadena
Cal
Penny- Owsley Music Store
Irving Tolzien
Father
Amarillo
Himself
Jim Farwell
Everett Krahn
Herring Hotel
Younger generation stars at Horace Mann Junior High
Ora Wright profiles Lela and Lera Hudson freshmen who edit their school paper and hold multiple student leadership roles. The sisters, 15, share ambitions for four years of college with one aiming to be a housewife and the other a secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Twins
Horace Mann Junior High School
Lela
FHA
Matt Hudson
North Hayes
Lera
Leraa
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H. C. Winburn
Mr. Winburn
M. A. Aldrich
Long Bell Lumber Company
Kansas City
Midwest
Nancy Jo Greef
University of Missouri, Columbia
Miss Greef
C. H
Greef
Parker
Alpha Chi Omega Social Sorority
Mason King
Barley
Globe
Carolina
Edison Company
Mr. Edison
Albert Spalding
Maria Krinko
Anna Case
Ora Wright
Los Angeles Herald Express
Bob Coble
KFDA
John Barrymore, Jr
SHORT
Pioneer
J. B. Jones
Chicago
Wisconsin
Dan Thomas
Grand Island
Neb
Ann Hare
TWA
C. F. Bessey
Bill Burton
Burton
Margaret Wills
Globe News
Ed Stewart
S. G. Anthony
Texas
J. B. Perry
Maryland
Larry Edwards
Amarillo Cottage Camp
O. H. Schlaegel
Virginia
Charles D. Cowan
Perry R. Brooks
Orval T. Harmon
Montoya
Charlie Gault
Z. R. Rush
St. Vrain
Deborah K. Johnson
North East Fifth
A. M. Strait
Melvin O. Barker
Ong
C. C. Lisenbe
Tennessee
W. A. Culwell
West Third
Emma Allen
Monroe
Blanton Neal
Cleveland
G. A. Abla
H. G. Campbell
Taylor
Margaret Ellen Duke
Rio Grande
L. F. McGee
Cline Road
D. R. Thompson
Borger
Dennis Sullivan
Eva Bell Burroughs
West Second
J. C. Law
Son
Beverly
Johnny George
Cheyenne
Patricia Reeder
Arch Terrace
Garland Combs
Gadding
Mary
Margie Browning
North Julian
Jo Ann Alexander
Plainview
Floyd Casstevens, Jr
Casstevens
Aubrey
Lissen
Kate
Lord Plushbottom
Advesing Department
Ries
Little Beaver
Ching
Ten Sen A
Sene
Jae
Ram
Rekk
Sue
Dresden
Pierce Street Floral and Gift Shop
Pho
Tate
Amarillo Printing Company
Ineperial Sugar
Desmand
Perial Wasugar
Vee Re Mae
Imperial Sugar CO
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