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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1947
Page
4
Two policemen started a house to house campaign to sell dog licenses for 1947. The sale began Monday at the city tax office and through veterinarians who issue licenses when vaccinating dogs for rabies.
The notice states dogs must be vaccinated for rabies within the last six months. It also reports seven licenses sold by the tax department since the sale began, five male dogs and two female dogs.
Rabbi Arthur H. Bluhm will speak at Temple B'nai Israel tonight on Ezekiel the Prophet. The Friday evening Sabbath service begins at 8 o’clock and is open to the public.
City manager A. P. Hancock said the contract for 4000 feet of fire hose is deferred pending sample submissions from four companies. The city commission had authorized Hancock and purchasing agent Jess Pate to open bids the prior Tuesday.
Ama rillo Girl Scout troops will keep neighborhood meetings through next week announced by Ruth Minton the local executive director. Meetings are organized by school areas for leaders and troop committees to discuss plans programs and problems. St Marys Academy neighborhood meets Monday afternoon with Mrs R E Prien in charge. Margaret Wills and Sam Houston neighborhoods plan a joint meeting 2 pm Tuesday led by Mrs J O Gifford. Elizabeth Nixon High and Senior High groups will be announced later. This week Bivins led by Mrs David Loar Alice Landergin led by Mrs H M Beverly and San Jacinto led by Mrs D C Hannum met. Wolflin School group met this afternoon under Mrs Avery Rush.
Mrs. J. F. Tucker aged 61 of 2100 Ong rested well in Northwest Texas Hospital after a knee cap operation. She slipped on an icy sidewalk in the 1200 block on Polk yesterday afternoon about 1 o clock. Maxine Miller, a secretary in the city health department, has been transferred as secretary in the transportation and typhus control departments.
The state of Wyoming adopts a 60 day divorce law in 1935, outlining expedited petition and hearing procedures for couples seeking dissolution of marriage. The measure aims to streamline divorce processes and reduce processing times statewide.
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