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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1948
Page
11
Around Town reports visiting relatives and hospital statuses across Amarillo and Northwest Texas Hospital. It lists guest arrivals, a wedding attendance in Jackson Mississippi, birthdays of newborns at local hospitals, moves of residents, a new horoscope feature starting Feb 16, and a briefing of recent medical and personal updates including recoveries and illnesses.
A compile from St Anthony’s Hospital news and area visitors lists notes Mrs. J E Park's serious illness, residents visiting relatives in Amarillo, and various transient guests including Sgt. Donald Gow and Julius Hanson. School head H A Wallace listed with pneumonia in Northwest Texas hospital.
A compounded list of deed transfers recorded in a courthouse ledger. Names include ARRANTY DEE Davenport and J B Ralives among others, with multiple Lot and Block references across San Jacinto Heights Denver Heights Country Club Terrace University and more.
The Panhandle Outdoor Sportsman's Club held its first meeting at the High School Auditorium. Dave Britain presided, with Clark Keith as temporary chairman and Nita Grace Kelley as temporary secretary. About 50 members attended as nominating committee members were listed and plans for officer nominations were announced. Paul Jones of the State Game, Fish and Oyster Commission spoke on Texas wildlife and potential films on antelope trapping and transport. A senior club movie followed. MOVE TO OKLAHOMA Mr and Mrs B L Green sold their home at 1302 West Thirteenth and moved to Oklahoma City after ten years in Amityillo. Frank Cummings of Littlefield named tax assessor and collector for the Muleshoe school district.
Amarillo youngster Wayne Walker, age seven, a neighbor of Mrs. T. E. Keasler, told his mother he needed money and considered writing a check on a bank. He asked who started that power, wondering if President Truman did it, revealing ideas beyond his years.
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