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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1948
Page
5
Stamp collectors may obtain commemorative cachets by sending stamped self addressed letters to Santa Fe offices in Chicago or Los Angeles. The cachets mark the inauguration of daily service for the Super Chief and Capitan on February 29. Mail must reach the terminal points before midnight Wednesday.
Herb Thomas of Thomas Bakery explains four key rules for reliable cake results. He cautions on precise measuring and proper mixing, notes altitude requires adjusted leavening, and says high grade shortening beats butter for flavor not added in baking. He highlights seasonal demand for wedding and holiday cakes and notes Manne’s wholesale shop handles bread via Panhandle-Plains region.
Travis Moana Mc Mahen, five, daughter of J M Mc Mahen Jr of Honolulu, sails again after five sea trips and three trips by boat to the mainland. She has lived in the United States since July while her father studies, heading home next month for school in Honolulu.
Galveston mourns 94 year old Herman Bernard Kleimann the citys oldest living native and a survivor of the 1900 flood and 1915 storm. He died yesterday and will be buried Wednesday. He worked for the Santa Fe railroad from 1880 to 1900 and was in the yards when the 1900 flood struck. flood waters kept him from reaching his downstream home.
Report from Lafayette Indiana notes Purdue University once dominated by men now sees rising female enrollment from 649 to 2097 in 18 years. Co-eds attend civil mechanical chemical and aeronautical engineering and even occupy spaces like Memorial Union Hall with a women’s tournament planned in February.
A new series of body building classes will begin at 7 30 tonight in the First Presbyterian Church Gymnasium sponsored by the YMCA. Young men may enroll by coming to the gym and signing up.
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