Northwest Texas Hospital Patient Notices
Mrs. A. H. Inman of Stinnett and Bernard Smith of Friona are reported as surgical patients at Northwest Texas Hospital. Mrs. Wayne Sager of 1305 West Thirteenth Ave is also listed in hospital news.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1939
Page
3
Mrs. A. H. Inman of Stinnett and Bernard Smith of Friona are reported as surgical patients at Northwest Texas Hospital. Mrs. Wayne Sager of 1305 West Thirteenth Ave is also listed in hospital news.
Local society notes record Mrs. Tully Garner and Genevieve returning from Lufkin, Dr. Cradit and family from a five week East vacation, Shreveport guests with the Weymouths, and multiple relatives visiting or traveling to or from cities including Chicago, Ottawa, Dallas, and Portland. Several births, hotel stays, and local notices accompany the social roundup.
Refinishes furniture and Mrs O Dell a trained nurse. Mr and Mrs Sam E Goulden and their two year old son reside at 2041 Hayden Street, moving from La Junta Cole. Mr and Mrs W G Clayton and two sons relocate to 2110 Washington Street. Clayton works for Aetna Insurance. Mr and Mrs L C Plant and their seven year old son move to 810 B Carolina Street from Manhattan Kan. Mr Plant employed on Veterans. From Childress, Mr and Mrs D P Dodge live at 1404 Washington Street. Dodge is a car foreman for Fort Worth and Denver. Miss Trudie Kincheloe lives at 3301 Tyler Street after moving from Plainview. she will work in a local store soon. Birthdays missed list several children with July dates. Address changes across Amarillo show many moving houses and streets including Van Buren to Washington, Hayden to Washington, Lake to Pierce, Buchanan to Lincoln, and Tyler, Tyler Street, and West Ninth Avenue relocations.
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