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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1948
Page
7
Marvin Jones, chief justice of the UB Court of Claims in Washington, will challenge his brothers Hub Jones of Lub and another sibling in a fishing duel next week to settle who is the best fisher man.
Judge Jones chief justice and brothers plan several days of trout fishing near Creede Colorado after arriving in Amarillo for their mother's birthday at the Talmage Place. The party includes Mrs HK Jones and several siblings with ties to Laredo Denton and Lubbock. Frank Jones works with the Federal Land Bank in Washington.
Will begins refinishing the woodwork and replastering the walls when neighbors drop by to pass the time. A circle forms around the project with shared stories, beer, and a warm welcome. The effort centers on hospitality and fellowship as the group assists Will to improve his living room.
Mrs Miller died Tuesday night at 11308 tat Delock in the family home, 1616 Poli, after a lengthy illness. Funeral services will be at 4 pm Thursday in First Presbyterian Church, with Dr Francis Pritchard officiating. Burial in Liano Cemetery. Survivors include husband Marion L Miller, son Herbert of Amarillo, three daughters Mrs J W Makeig Amarillo, Mrs Harry Sears Stratford, Mrs RC Williamson Kyoto Japan, six brothers, one sister, and nine grandchildren. Burial under N B Grigs & Sons.
RIGABA July 7 The bodies of 16 killed in last Friday’s plane crash were returned from the 18,225 foot Orisaba volcano. Eight of the dead are Americans. The wreck occurred while transporting members of a joint US Mexico foot and mouth disease mission. Gen Alejo Gonzales Gonzales confirmed all aboard were killed. eight bodies burned, eight scattered around the wreckage. Carpenters in Dallas halted a one day strike after a 28 cent wage hike was approved.
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