Miss Madeira Linville Weds Sgt Joseph Catania in Amarillo
Mrs W W Linville of Wichita Falls announces the marriage of her daughter Miss Madeira Linville of Amarillo to Staff Sgt Joseph J Catania of Amarillo Field and Cleveland Ohio. The Feb 6 ceremony at an Amarillo Field chapel was officiated by Chaplain Patrick Noland. Miss Jean McLaughlin of Wichita Falls was maid of honor and Tom Aselton served as best man. The couple took a 10 day honeymoon to Cleveland and now reside in Amarillo where Mrs Catania is in the quartermaster corps and Sgt Catania is in motor transportation. Out of town guests included Mrs W W Linville and others from Wichita Falls Jacksboro Sherman Oklahoma City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Linville
Wichita Falls
Madeira Linville
Amarillo
Joseph J. Catania
Amarillo Field
Cleveland
Ohio
Patrick Noland
Jean McLaughlin
Tom Aselton
C. A. Gordon
Harrison Street
Catania
Guy Culver
Fort Worth
Worley Linville
James Gallemore
Entre Nous Sorority
Sheppard Field
Quartermaster Corps
Modern
Army
Motor Transportation
Jacksboro
James Gallamore
Sherman
Miss McLaughlin
Ruth Mitchell
Oklahoma Ty
CIW Bowling Group Sets Wednesday Meeting Time
The CIW Bowling Group will meet at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the Banner Bowl.
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CIW
Banner Bow
CIW Bowling Group
Banner Bowl
Church Ladies Plan Coffee and Luncheon Events
The First Baptist Elevian Class hosts a morning coffee in Mrs. Robert B. Burgess home at 1015 West Tenth Avenue from 10 to 11 30. The First Baptist Philathea Class schedules a covered dish luncheon at 12 30 Wednesday. Temple B nai Israel Sisterhood sponsors a 50 cent covered dish supper Wednesday evening at 2224 Taylor Street. Mrs. H Sim Kelly reviews They Need Not Go Away at 2 30 Wednesday in the First Baptist Church parlor during a home missions observance. Mrs. Bob McDonald reviews The Brittle Glass at 3 30 Wednesday in the First Christian Woman's Council educational building. season tickets and single admissions available.
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First Baptist Elevian
Robert B. Burgess
West Tenth Avenue
First Baptist Philathea
Sisterhood of
Temple B'nai Israel
Taylor Street
H. Sim Kelly
First Baptist Church
Southern Baptist Mission
Bob McDonald
Christian Woman's Council
Woman's Council
First Christian Woman's Council
Temple B'nai Israel Sisterhood
The
Temple
First Baptist
Nation Sews For Victory This Week
War workers and home sewers are urged to sew for victory during Sew and Save Week. Instructions stress pre shrinking materials, ample seam allowance, color fast trims, proper finishing, rust proof hardware, and laundry tested threads to ensure practical garment production.
Calendar schedule of West Texas clubs and events
Wednesday listings show numerous local clubs and societies across Amarillo including Kappa Delta Chi, American Legion Auxiliary WAAC volunteers, I O O F halls, Grand International Auxiliary, Rebekah Lodge, Las Amigas Club and more. Community groups meet for programs, sewing, reviews, dinners, and dances. The Texas-Louisiana line notes Louisiana House opposition to Allred for the Fifth Circuit seat.
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Washington
Louisiana House
James V. Allred
Texas
Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Rebellion grows against administration policies in 1943 debate
Washington dispatch reports growing congressional revolt against Roosevelt administration leadership amid war policy talks. Roosevelt and Wallace urge unity but warn against premature optimism as labor, spending, taxes, and manpower measures face opposition. Visitors note Amarillo gains and new inspection tours by Warren W. Kelly.
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Lyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Henry A. Wallace
White House
Wallace
Mayflower Hotel
United Nations
Germany
Japan
House
Executive Department
Wives Buy Insurance Amid War Production Shift
The movement of women into industry raises life insurance stakes as over four million women join war production. Women policyholders rise to an estimated 25 percent in 1942, though many view policies as temporary and small compared with men.
Women Marines Learn and Help Win the War
The Marine Corps Women’s Reserve recruits Panhandle women for training to fill dry land jobs and free men for combat. After six weeks of basic training at Hunter College, New York, recruits study photography radio administration aviation mechanics and office work. Applicants age 20 to 50 for officers and 20 to 36 for enlisted personnel, with varied educational requirements, may apply by writing to the Office of Naval and Marine Officer Procurement in Dallas.
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Marine Corps Women's Reserve
Panhandle
Marine Corps
Stuart Long
Hunter College
New York
Leathernecks
Marine and Navy
Office of Naval and Marine Officer Procurement
Allen Building
Dallas
We Will Not Starve Says The Professor
Baltimore on February 23 Dr E C McCollum nutritionist at Johns Hopkins University stated the nation could endure rationing of processed foods with no real hardship. He urged home gardening and emphasized raising lettuce cabbage cucumbers and onions to ensure supplies of milk grains potatoes poultry eggs and seafood amid possible shortages.
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Baltimore
E. C. McCollum
Johns Hopkins University
America
Public roads report after national 35 mile speed limit
Washington reports the public roads administration notes that since the national 35 mile per hour limit was set, the average speed of passenger cars has changed. The article adds cautions about nerves and digestion amid the overhead warnings to drivers.
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Washington
U.P
Public Roads Administration
Speed study figure cites nine percent drop in postwar averages
The report notes 37 miles per hour as the measured speed, a nine per cent reduction from prewar averages, a figure arising from speed studies conducted in 15 states.
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Miss Linville
Set
Brown House Shop
Sil Polk
Baptists Hear Review
San Jacinto
Kappa Delta Chi
West Sixth Avenue
American Legion Auxiliary
WAAC
Legion Home
Grand International
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
I. O. O. F. Hall
Bonita
P. C
Miracle Book Club
Lincoln Street
Amarillo Rebekah Lodge
Las Amigas Club
Jay Laverty
River Road
Parent-Teacher Association
West Amarillo
Gamma Kappa Chapter
Beta Gigma Phi Sorority
Cheer Makers Club
C. L. Garwood
Wesleyan Service Guild
Polk Street Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall
Palo Duro
Order of Rainbow For Girls
Masonic Hall
Polk Street Methodist W
Central Presbyterian Woman's Council
Central Presbyterian Church
Pleasant Valley Home Demonstration Club
Pleasant Valley Christian Church
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Red Cross
First Christian Church
W. Lindsey
Mississippi Street
St. Andrew's Episcopal Woman's Susiare
Ellwood Park
Uso
West Texas State College
USC
Victory Command
Civic Center
Amarillo Hotel
Jolly 12 Club
Bill Sherrill
Louisiana Street
Jimmy Alfred
Edward V. Rickenbacker
New York State
Albany
N. Y
United States
England
George Washington
Mr. Roosevelt
Warren W. Kelly
Elizabeth Arden
Busloxee
First National Bank
Navy
Commerce, Industry and Labor
Red Cross War Fund
Potter County
Wayne O’keefe
Walter Clayton
Fred Carr
Dick Bivins
Hugh Donnell
Percy Blackburn
Bill Fox
Benton King
Utterscotch
Gag Bey
McAfee's, Inc
Green Bros. CO
Jpone Sims
the Panhandle
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Lisle and
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Lisle
Vanity Fair
Blackburn ‘Bros
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