Redhead nickname ties famous figures to Amarillo locals
A scrambled OCR passage notes historical figures with the nickname Red and asserts Amarillo hosts many redheads. It hints at a person named Red with a hidden given name and mentions Mrs. B. F. Jones visiting Laneville, suggesting a gossip-style local item with unclear details.
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George Washington
Andrew Jackson
Thomas Jefferson
Calvin Coolidge
Cleopatra
Shakespeare
Queen Elizabeth
Napoleon
Red
Amarillo
Camiuneh Oun
Amarillo Social Circles and Local News Gleanings
A long list of visits, transfers, and family news from Amarillo shows Lt. Paul Smyer moving to Albuquerque as an army instructor. visits by Dr and Mrs Shannon and others. numerous hometown residents hosting relatives and friends, along with birthday greetings, student profiles, and community notices.
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F. L. Shannon
Leslie Frances
Wichita Falls
W. Brune
Sunset Terrace
KR. B. Shannon
Bowie Street
Shannon
Central Presbyterian Church
C. Doebler
Virginia Lee
Shreveport
Doebler
D. A Morton
Pierce Street
Local Amarillo Theater Casts Mrs Erickson in Second Role
Phillips Petroleum Company gains footing in Amarillo as Mrs Erickson starts her second Little Theater part after studying at Goodman Theater Chicago. She and her husband met in Valparaiso Indiana where they both acted. The piece mentions a Corn Meal Doughboys recipe and a note about continuing on page 9.
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Mildred Miner
Central Junior High School
Shharleen Barker
Scharleen
Amarillo College
College Players
Sharleen
Phi Theta Kappa
College Honorary Scholastic Association
Andy Reid
Jones Brothers
Jo Cooper
Tyler Street
N. M. Timmons
Hayden Street
the Panhandle
William Parr
Fred Cunningham
James Higley
Parr
Harrison Street
Bill Parr
Virginia Erickson
Monroe Street
Virginia
Arthur
Phillips Petroleum Company
Amarillo
Mrs. Erickson
Goodman Theater
Chicago
Valparaiso
Ind
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INE Dvn Ae As
Aatt
Pip You
8. F. Jones
Laneville
NIN
Jack Moore
Linus Bromert
R. C. Neely
Summitt School
Keneath Smith
Kenneth
R. C. Smith
North McMasters Street
Ruth Griffin
Deep South
Harold Ludlow
Jackson
Miss
Tennessee
Mississippi
New Orleans
G. H. Simms
Clovis
Simms
Earl O'Keefe
I. V. Smith
East Sixth Avenue
James William Grayum
Ruby
C. L
West Seventeenth Avenue
George Aubrey Evans
Lyndal
Bryan Hooks
Wallace
Taylor Street
Joy Wheeler
H. J. Wheeler
Otis Williams
Douglas Rittenberry
C. B. Rittenberry
Wolflin School
Clifford W. Robinson
East Fifteenth Avenue
Northwest Texas Hospital
J. C. Wesberry
West Seventh Avenue
David Bernstein
Northwest Texas
George Cooper
Clark McCully
Georgia Street
Mabel McCully
Othal E. Riddle
Junior Dunkle
Kirksville
Riddle
Mr. Dunkle
San Pedro
Calif
Miss McCully
G. C. Pitts
Calvin
Altus, Okla
Luther Pitts
Pitts
Bobby Dickson
Tohoka
McCullys
Fancher Upshaw, Jr
United States
Robert Brownell
George W. Brownell
Fairmont Street
E. Kancher
Santa Fe
Northwest
Texas
Hospital News
Marjorie Wakefield
West Tenth Avenue
Lucile Turner
Nannie Wisdom
van Buren Street
Forrest Irvin
Jackson Street
Jane L. Porter
Buchanan Street
Willene Christopher
Tennessee Street
Louise Sears
Lubbock
E. L. Rutledge
Lincoln Street
Tom Fotheringham
Madison Street
Suzanne Hamilton
Betty Ann Hamilton
FE. H. Mosteller
Adrian
Blanche Pollock
Parker Street
Arminda Phillips
North Pierce Street
Hubert Bishop
Channing
Johnnie Cantrell
Dana Gibson
East Ninth Avenue
Hazel Aderton
W. Rhoads
Washington Lines
Robert C. Moore
East Seventh Avenue
Rhoads
Red” Moore
Mary Kathryn Clemens
Gallagher & Burton, Inc
Phila
Wbont
Taylor
Peryone
Sam
Braniff
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
St. Louis
Dallas
The
Gulf
Commerce
Postal Service and
National Defense
Hitler
Hirohito
Benito
America
Heinz
House of Heinz
Heinz Keystone
H. J. Heinz Company