Plan Joint Funeral For Storm Victims
Planned Sunday services at Furst Baptist Church Wheeler for three frostbound storm victims. Mrs Booker Toon 47 and two Reynolds grandchildren near Stratford will be buried in Wheeler Cemetery. Robert Reynolds 26 recovering from frost bite and shock. Woh lford aided victims after truck snowbound Tuesday night. rescue followed by hospital care and ongoing hope of limb preservation.
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Furst Baptist Church
Wheeler
P. D. Pullingim
Booker Toon
Stratford
Boxwell Brothers Funeral
Dumas
Wheeler Cemetery
Kirk Funeral Home
Robert O. Reynolds
St Anthony's Hospital
Amarillo
Sam ’Wohl
Fore
Sherman County
Reynolds
Mr. Reynolds
St. Anthony's Hospital
Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home
L. W. Stone
Cactus Ordance Works
Mrs Toon obituary and Co Ed Club sweetheart race
Mrs Toon of Wheeler is survived by husband Wheeler courthouse custodian three daughters Mrs Reynolds Mrs Eugene Shoe and Miss Sibil Toon and one son Buddie Toon all of Wheeler except Mrs Reynolds The parents and two brothers survive the two Reynolds children NAME O ED CLUB SWEETHEART tomorrow election at YMCA dance candidates Norma Mccullough Ann Kline Bonnie Clark Jimmie Lewis Margaret Thomas Beatrice Sloan Julia Pendleton Joyce Wilson J W Walker is club president and will run the meeting
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YMCA
Norma McCullough
Ann Kline
Bonnie Clark
Jimmie Lewis
Margaret Thomas
Beatrice Sloan
Julia Pendleton
Joyce Wilson
J. W. Walker
January Business Increases In Amarillo 1948 Strong Start
Amarillo business conditions showed a notable upturn in January 1948 versus January 1947. Building permits surged 90 percent, banking activity rose with 32 percent higher bank debits and 13 percent more deposits, post office receipts up 3 percent, money orders up, and utilities up 10 percent. Air travel edged down slightly from 3,288 outbound in January 1947 to 3,249 in January 1948, while air mail rose 9 percent. livestock activity mixed with 50 percent fewer cattle purchases, 12 percent fewer slaughtered, but 30 percent more hogs bought and 20 percent more hogs slaughtered. Weddings dropped 34 percent from January 1947.
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Amarillo
Rex. B. Baxter
Chamber of Commerce
Statistical Department of the
English Field
Dan Cupid
Qavam Foe Is Slain in Tehran Demonstrations
In Tehran protesters gathered in Parliament Square after editor Mohamad Masgood of Miridi Emrooz was killed outside his printing plant. Masgood had previously offered a $33,000 reward for Qavam's assassination and called him a traitor. Over a thousand mourners bore his body in a blood stained sheet as speakers urged government action to defend press freedom.
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Bakan
Ahmed Qavam
Parliament Square
Mohamad Masgood
Miridi Emrooz
Qavam
Masgood
Bivins PTA Hosts Guest Speaker at March Meeting
Bivins PTA met with Mrs Ralph LeMond presiding and E K Jones elected secretary during a business session. Students in grades four to six performed string pieces directed by Miss Georgia Doran. Guest Mrs Joe Coffee reviewed Your Personality and God by Wilson. Next meeting set for March 8.
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Bivins Pta
Bivins Parent-Teacher Association
Ralph LeMond
E. K. Jones
Secre
Georgia Doran
B. F. Walker
Joe Coffee
God
Wilson
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Cactus Plant
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Cactus
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Primarivenate
Buckhorn
Fillmore
Paul Harding
Incen Ding
Pioneers OF Progress
Harrison Implement CO
Hubert
Buddy
Tehran
North
Hayden Wyatt Hospital Clinic
DR. J. O. Wyatt
Paul Jones
Dick Wingert
St. Valentine's
Paul Bradford
St. Valentine
Bradford
Billy Acton
Delbert Allen
George Carroll
Paul Morgan
Heement Jacinto
Willy
Zale
Zale's
Griffin the
Shine
Nes Knizz
Baylor
Jewel Baylor
Bulova
Amarillo Printing Company
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