Birthday Greetings and Travel Notes in Amarillo
Around Town column lists birthdays and anniversaries for local residents. It covers Amarilloans traveling to Colorado places like Valle y Ranch and Picketwire, various visitors from Los Angeles and Tyler, fishing trips to Lake El Visto and Red River, family milestones from Northwest Texas Hospital and St Anthony's, and new residents moving into Amarillo including Bradshaw, Coleman, and Miller families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Shockley
Perryton
Northwest Texas Hospital
St. Anthony’s Hospital
J. C. Dunn
Tyler Street
W. E. Plemons
Buchanan Street
St. Anthony's Hospital
Moving Families and Local Job Shifts Across Dallas Area
Fave SAVE Avenue resident Mr Archer in oil business. From Dallas, Mr and Mrs W P Andrews with three sons relocate to 3903 Fountain Terrace. Andrews works for Southwest Portland Cement. Mr and Mrs John Stevenson with two children move from Lawton Oklahoma to 1905 Pierce Street. Stevenson works for Bock's Brake Service. Mr and Mrs J W Lynch and six year old daughter move from Robstown to Palo Duro Apartment 15. Lynch is district manager for Pontiac Company. The shifting continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita Simmons
Polk Street
Marion Gross
Harrison Street
Valley Ranch
Santa Fe
W. A. Burrlows
North Buchanan Street
Almont
Colo
Joe M. Mobley
Jane
Hayden Street
Dorothy Clutter
Fountain Terrace
Camp Picketwire
Stonewall
Amarillo
Cachura Camp
R. T. Normand
George Ross
Howdy
Dallas
Roy Vrittenden
Carolina Street
Wy. R. Crittenden
Salinas
Calif
Glen Bradshaw
M. W Coleman
T. H. Coleman
East Eleventh Avenue
Coleman
Interstate Theaters
Manhattan
Kans
Kenneth W. Miller
W. P. Andrews
Andrews
Southwest Portland Cement Company
John Stevenson
Lawton
Oklahoma
Pierce Street
Stevenson
Bock
J. W. Lynch
Robstown
Palo Duro
Mr. Lynch
Pontiac Company
Oil and conservation sustain Texas towns and prosperity
The piece argues that modern conservation ensures permanent petroleum development, stabilizing Texas communities with steady tax revenue and defense value. It contrasts old boomtowns built on gusher wells with today’s regulated oil industry, claiming widespread benefits for citizens and broader national security.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
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Clark Darrell Jackson
Erial Blake Ray Park
C. M. Hildebrand
Billie Hazel Hays
H. A. Gardner
Shelby Kruser
T. Harmon
John Ray Givens
Sam and
Jim Harmon
Ted Dreinhofer
Joan Bradley
J. Coverly
Clark Dye
Enna Kay
Georgia Street
Colorado Mountains
J. W. Caplan
Monroe Street
W. G. Estes
Louisiana Street
Charles Wilson and Son
North
Johnson Street
Lake el Vido
Henry Charless
Lipscomb Street
Lake City
Red River
W. H. Ingerton, Jr
Nell
Washington Street
Jack Madison
Rhode Island
Eugene Elder
Pole Street
A. A. Huke
Muleshoe
Elder
J. W. Bickel
Fannie Mae Haynie
Annette Huke
Pampa
W. W. Haynie
Will Pieper
North Taylor Street
Wichita
Inlaw
Donald Pieper
Ben Fullerton
Mary Bess and
Jerry
Maryland Street
Jeannette Fullerton
Brownfield
Fullerton
Arkansas
Carlsbad Cavern
Joyce Ellen
Hamic
Rute Street
Surgical
Etta Sadler
Ruth Welch
South
Cleveland Street
Effie FE
Armstrong
Taylor Street
Dorothy Johnson
Winifred Riggs
Leola Sims
West Seventh Avenue
AATT
Herman
Mr. Archer
van Allghe
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