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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1946
Page
6
The passage cites God as the substance intelligence and immortality, highlights the Jan 6 Church services with the Golden Text from Revelation 3 8, and notes Psalms 1475 praising God’s greatness and infinite understanding as part of the Lesson Sermon.
Hollywood reporters recount a New Year’s Eve heist at a Sunset Strip gambling palace that netted more than 40 000 dollars. Undersheriff A C Jewell vowed to capture six gunmen, noting a two day reporting delay and questioning why it occurred while Betty Grable and Harry James attended the scene. Police expect other film figures to be present as investigations continue.
A woman was kicked in the shin after she did not immediately comply with lining up. No carts were robbed.
Chicago Cubs manager Charlie Grimm was ejected from a department store during a Christmas shopping crowd. He entered from the east door and emerged from a west exit a block away, saying the crowd offered no chance to maneuver.
A 16 year old in Houston was hospitalized with leg wounds after he forgot a loaded 16 gauge shotgun he had set for burglars in a garage. He opened the garage doors for a customer and said I just forgot. He had been warned about the trap before the incident.
James C. Sanders, WWII veteran and Amarillo native, joins Morgan Culton Morgan Britain law offices in the Oliver Eakle Building. He played for the Sandie team until a broken leg ended his football career, studied at Colorado, earned BBS and LLB, served in the 35th Division and Third Army as investigator and prosecutor, won the Bronze Star and three battle stars, and resides with Mrs Sanders and their two children at 906 Austin.
Funeral services for Donald Keplar 54 of Rock Island will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Griggs Funeral Chapel with Rev. E R Foster officiating Burial will be in Memorial Park Cemetery Pallbearers are Frank Fidler John Eubanks Joe Pamplin Virgil Mann Lyle Bunch and F I Chamblin He had lived in Amarillo 20 years was a member of the Christian Church and the Odd Fellows Lodge Survivors include his widow Mrs Della Jane Keplar two sons Harold in the Navy and Robert in South Bend Ind a daughter Mrs Doris Ruth Badson Corpus Christi and his mother Mrs Jack Ashton Athens O
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