Yeltons to Visit, Relatives in Amarillo and Ruidoso
Mrs. Fred L. Yelton of Detroit arrives Saturday to visit her parents Mr and Mrs T H Campbell at 2800 Oag. They will stay four days then travel to Ruidoso New Mexico for a week with his parents before returning to Amarillo for four more days. Several local families are noted traveling or visiting, including the Swenson, Hill, and Gwyn households, with several military notes and newborns also recorded.
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Fred L. Yelton
Detroit
T. H. Campbell
Ruidoso
N. M
Amarillo
Maxine Campbell
W. L. Cannon
Jerry
Larry
David
Harrison
B. A. Mershon
Muskogee
Oklo
R. H. Ray
Northwest Texas Hospital
Carolina
John F. Swenson
St. Paul
Minn
R A. Swenson
Sunset Terrace
Fort Worth
R. A. Swenson
Dick Hill
Ozark
Ala
Mr Hill
R. F. Gwyn
West Fourteenth
Felix Franklin
van Buren
E. B. Malm
Eddy Wayne
Tulsa
C. R. Webb
South Johnson
Gordon F. Lee
Huntington Park
Cal
FE. L. Brandt
Jackson
Canyon
Rain Drops Laundry Additive Promises Brighter Clothes
An advertisement claims Rain Drops softens water and boosts suds for faster washing. It promises cleaner cottons woolens and rayons with no separate bluing rinse and says clothes come out color bright and white with smoother hands.
Radar Expert Visits Mother in Amarillo After War Service
Lt. Fred Brokeshoulder a Ninth Air Forces veteran on 15 months of missions through France Belgium Holland and Germany arrived for a 21 day leave to visit his mother Mrs. Dott Lindberg 1315 East Ninth He holds the European Theater ribbon six campaign stars Presidential Unit Citation and Air Medal with four clusters A 1937 Amarillo High School graduate he attended a local college briefly before entering the Army His brother Elmer DeShazo a Coast Guard quartermaster second class now awaiting orders for Pacific duty at Mare Island Cal has met United Nations Peace Conference delegates from Egypt during a San Francisco leave and is a St Marys Academy and Price Memorial College graduate who joined the Coast Guard in November 1942.
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Dott Lindberg
East Ninth
Brokeshoulder
Ninth Air Forces
France
Belgium
Holland
Germany
Brakeshoulder
Amarillo High School
Army
San Antonio
Lindberg
Elmer DeShazo
Pacific
Coast Guard
DeShazo
Mare Island
Cal
Egypt
San Francisco
St. Mary's Academy
Price Memorial College
Local Residents Report Medical Treatment and Visits
West Sixth resident is receiving medical treatment. Mrs C F Maase of 3306 Jackson underwent surgery. Nell Ruth McLemore of 304 Lincoln is receiving medical treatment. Peggy Sue Frazer of Amarillo is under medical supervision. John Merrick Miller of 1105 West Eighteenth is a medical patient. Mrs Jeffie Hogoodd of 1321 East Seventh underwent surgery. Seaman Charles Jeffress is visiting his parents at 607 Mississippi. he recently finished boot camp in San Diego and will depart this Saturday.
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West Sixth
C. F. Maase
Jackson
Nell Ruth McLemore
Lincoln
Peggy Sue Frazer
Amarillo
John Merrick Miller
West Eighteenth
Jeffie Hogoodd
East Seventh
NAVY
Charles Jeffress
J. E. Jeffress
Mississippi
Seaman Jeffress
San Diego
Rainbow sighting misnamed by Weather Bureau
Kenneth Johnston reported a rainbow at 4 pm Tuesday but the U S Weather Bureau said it was a corona. The corona forms with high thin clouds producing a small, reversed colored arc near the sun, unlike a ground moisture rainbow.
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Kenneth Johnston
Taylor
Kenneth
U. S. Weather Bureau
Navy Seeks More Stenos for Washington Headquarters
Civil Service representative Mrs. Marge Tolar arrived in Amarillo to recruit civilian women stenographers for Navy Department offices in Washington D C. She will remain three weeks at the U S Employment Service. Salaries are good, transportation to Washington is provided, housing is inspected, and educational opportunities are offered. Women 17 and over not currently employed at their highest skills are urged to apply.
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Civil Service
Amarillo
Navy Department
Washington, D. C
Marge Tolar
United States Employment Service
Seventh
van Buren
Washington
Navy
Tolar
Short course for nurserymen opens tonight in Amarillo
Registration is free as nurserymen employees homeowners and prospective homeowners are invited to attend a two day program at the courthouse led by Art Bralley and city forester O B Howell. Lectures cover pruning plant diseases insect control and ordinances with Q and A sessions and written bulletins for attendees.
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Art Bralley
O. B. Howell
Paul Gregg
Texas A. & M. College Extension Service
Amarillo
Heaton
Howell
Michigan State College
Gregg
Courthouse Has Woman's Touch in Camden County
In Kershaw county the female influence grows with Lena Clyburn appointed as clerk of court to succeed her late husband. Others joining the courthouse circle include Etta Hough as game warden Kathleen Watts as superintendent of schools and J H McLeod Sr as sheriff.
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Camden
S. C
Kershaw
Lena Clyburn
Etta Hough
Kathleen Watts
J. H. McLeod
Potter County Sheriff Sale Notice in Amarillo Texas
The 1945 notice states J B Coe sues R L Jordan and heirs in Potter County Texas for $182.62 plus costs and a sheriff sale of Lot Seven, Block Ninety Five Old Town Amarillo to occur on the first Tuesday in August 1945 at the courthouse door. Sheriff W M Adams and Deputy J C Vaughn oversee the sale.
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State OF
Texas
Potter
Potter County
J. B. Coe
R. L. Jordan
Court House
Amarillo
Chassie Jordan
A. D
W. M. Adams
J. C. Vaughn
Chamber committee weighs Home Planner Institute in Amarillo
The first session of a Chamber of Commerce committee to study the feasibility and advisability of a Home Planner Institute in Amarillo has been called by chairman Herb Budke. The meeting will be held at 11.
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Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo
Herb Budke
Home Planner Institute Faces Funding Need at Chamber
Rex Baxter, Chamber of Commerce manager, says a Home Planner Institute would attract record attendance if funded here. The project requires a sizeable sum to hire building experts who would deliver lectures as a course for homebuilders.
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Chamber of Commerce
Rex Baxter
No Place To Go on a Toot MEDELLIN
Medellin authorities ban auto horns at night from dusk to six in the morning and restrict their daytime use. The measure aims to reduce noise and sleeplessness for residents.
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Medellin
Colombia
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