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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1945
Page
10
Bruce Autry's Blue Autry Printing Co. advertises rapid, expert printing services in Oliver Eakle Building. With 14 years in business they claim to cater to individuals and firms, promising prompt delivery and no obligation consultation via telephone.
The 1944 income and victory tax filing deadline is March 15. J. A. Gearhart, tax consultant in the Nunn Building, invites free consultations to discuss forms exemptions and tax problems and to help file early.
Ammons Refrigeration at 511 Lamar St Amarillo offers overhaul and rebuild services for Crosley Shelvador refrigerators. Repairs cover open and sealed Crosley units with garantied workmanship and quick service. They also mend Norge Kelvinator Frigidaire Copeland Stewart Warner Fairbanks Morse Montgomery Ward Mayflower Westinghouse Servel and General Electric models.
In Corpus Christi on February 11, Navy fliers reported a phantom submarine off the gulf. FBI Special Agent D K Brown explained the so called sub was a WWI concrete barrel wrecked on its maiden voyage. The item spooked crews but had no real threat.
Bob Girten, new owner of Diffee’s Garage at 3501 E. Seventeenth Ave across from the KGNC tower, promotes prewar mechanical work, starter and generator servicing, thorough overhauls, washing, greasing, and motor products. Call 2-9027 for pickup service and fast, accurate repairs.
Amarillo residents can have hair removal at Battle Creek Baths on Taylor Street with live steam, infra red lamps, and massage services under Mrs. Fern Parrott. Electrolysis by Mrs. M. Killion at 1224 West 11th offers the Kree System, endorsed by physicians, with appointments by phone.
Advert suggests Mead's Bakery bread as a staple non rationed food. It touts affordability nutrition and daily bake at 500 Adams Street claiming the loaf contains 8 to 20 slices and improves meals for sandwiches or toast. Consumers urged to try Mead's bread for flavor.
A Japanese commander identified as Rear Admiral Vetsutaroe Tmaizumi dies aboard a submarine. News outlets in Tokyo report the death as part of ongoing military events, with details released by the Globe News Want Ads service.
The Jeoffroy soil control Cultivator, made in Amarillo after Perryton’s early production, promises higher yields and soil erosion prevention. With growing demand on modern farms, a second Amarillo plant opened as dealers are sought. details at Jeoffrey Manufacturing Co. in Amarillo or by phone.
The San Jacinto Beauty School in Amarillo promotes beauty culture as a path to independence and a business of one’s own. Chester Martin trains students in individual styling, with graduates sought by leading Southwest shops and many private shops run by alumni. Details and prices available at 2715 West West Sixth or by phone 6135.
L. R. Hyatt, longtime Amarillo service station operator, is named manager of Puny Pope Service Station No. 2 at 6th and Harrison downtown. Puny Pope expands with two new branches while preserving its “Genuine hospitality” for motorists in the Panhandle. Hyatt invites patrons to a wash and grease job, meets at No. 2 location, while Puny remains at 16th and Washington. Puny Pope No. 3 remains under G. B. Daniels at 9th and Polk opposite the Paramount Theater.
Chicago statistics show slender individuals more often die by their own action in cold unsettled weather while robust individuals more frequently act in hot weather. The data highlight a link between body habitus, climate, and self inflicted death rates.
Stauffer System Studios lists 502 West 16th as the address and phone number 4677 for inquiries and appointments. The note provides no additional context about services or personnel.
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