Requiem Mass for Peter E Boesen
Peter E Boesen 76 founder and president of Sudan First National Bank and early Amarillo publisher dies in a Lubbock hospital. Rosary at Griggs Chapel tonight and Requiem High Mass Tuesday at Sacred Heart Cathedral with interment in Liano Cemetery. Survived by widow four sisters and a brother in Omaha Groom Guthrie and OSB sister Marguerite Mary. Father Boesen of Rowena attends funeral.
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Peter E. Boesen
Sudan First National Bank
Amarillo
Griggs Chapel
Boesen
Lubbock
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Liano
John
Omaha
Neb
Nick Britten
Groom
Lena
Anna
Marguerite Mary
OSB
Guthrie
Oklo
Father Boesen
Rowena
Books and Paintings Arrive for Ama rillo Exhibit
Frank Clemensen provided ten pictures as books and paintings arrive at Amarlo city library for a two week exhibit. Ruth Delzell, the librarian, plans an open house and reception from 7 to 9 p m next Thursday. Tooled leather bindings by Clara Hatton of Colorado State College Fort Collins.
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Frank Clemensen
Amarillo
Ruth Delzell
Clara Hatton
Colorado State College
Fort Collins
Will Carry Message to British
Charles W Ferguson former Amarillian and senior editor at The Reader's Digest gains a year long government leave to serve in London with the American embassy. He will interpret American life to British audiences through schools colleges and civic groups and assist in explaining U S policy. Ferguson is a son of the late Rev and Mrs Ferguson and brother of Howard A Ferguson. He studied at Amarillo High School Clarendon College and SMU before moving to New York in 1925 to write for The Bookman and Doran and later join DeWitt Wallace at Reader's Digest.
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Ferguson
Reader's Digest
London
N.N. Ferguson
1100 Taylor
Lubbock
Plainview
Clarendon
Abilene
Howard A. Ferguson
van Buren
Amarillo
Clarendon College
Southern Methodist University
Ferguson named to State info and cultural affairs post
Charles Ferguson will lead an international information and cultural affairs office under the State Department after a three year study of citizens role in foreign policy. He will report to William T. Stone and relocate his family to London, with housing coordination planned by the department.
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Ferguson
Department of State
William T. Stone
Office of International Information and Cultural Affairs
Benton
OWT
London
Victor Weybright
Survey Graphic
Notable Foreigner Policy Volume Foreseen From Ferguson
The text notes Ferguson’s new book being advanced as a major foreign policy work. It mentions his early life with school friends, his father serving as pastor of Polk Street Methodist Church in 1906, and the church’s site later housing a Walgreen Pharmacy and Levine’s. The piece previews Ferguson’s anticipated influence.
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Polk Street Methodist Church
Fighth and Polk
Walgreen Pharmacy
Levine's
Ferguson
Winningham and Hays Realty Listing in Amarillo
R R Winningham and Jack Hays announce real estate listing at 426 Amarillo Building. Contact Winningham at phone 2 5106 for details on available properties and pricing.
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