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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1951
Page
16
Deadline for veterans to enroll for GI Bill college courses is July 25. Amarillo Secretarial School at 800 Jefferson offers business and secretarial programs. enrollment closes July 25. Owned by Mrs. Bess Orr Foringer, courses include shorthand typing bookkeeping and more with brushup options. Information at 23594.
An editorial urges recognizing hearing loss and seeking help. It promotes Audivox Super 67 aids from Audiphone Company of Amarillo with Maynard Drake as a user, offering contact details and parking. The piece then reports Idaho state treasurer Mrs. Lela Painter has been declared bankrupt by a federal court, noting her recent re election and the embarrassment she expressed.
A vintage立ad promoting Stephan's Dandruff Remover and shampoo sold by barbers and beauticians. Available at Frank's Barber & Beauty Supply 1015 Polk Street Amarillo with optional oil base. Prices: $1 for a half pint, $1.75 for a pint. Contains no perfume and claims not to leave hair greasy.
Stewart-Warner's electronic wheel balancer tops listings as dealers, service stations, and repair shops install the unit. J D Trice offers free demonstrations from Ama rillo and local jobbers can show the balancer. It balances wheels in running position, detects vibrations as small as 2/1000 inch, and is portable on four casters with 110 or 220 volt models for cars and trucks.
A nationwide study to improve graduate nursing education will be directed by University of Chicago professor Herman Finer. The project receives a $100,000 Kellogg Foundation grant to address the growing need for nurses nationwide.
Analysis of your soil will reveal why grass lightens to yellow and garden production falters despite water and fertilizer. Hal D. Houston offers soil testing across the tri state area with phone contacts 2-0203 or 6-5262 and visits to The Bughouse Route 4 Amarillo. He provides lawn spray and trimming services and will supply or perform treatments.
Mrs. E. F. Turner recalls teaching Charlie Chaplin at age five near Walworth England where he attended Victory-place Board School The future star copied an old man feeding oats to horses outside The Elephant and Castle and practiced a distinctive walk The description highlights a shy boy with dark curls and fine hands as remembered by the former teacher
Canada offers India twenty five scholarships and fellowships for study and research. The program aims to foster academic exchange and strengthen ties between the two countries with opportunities across multiple disciplines.
Cowie Electric of Amarillo markets the Wico XB distributor designed for tractors. It meets magneto standards, offers easy installation, low initial cost and maintenance, and supports the shift toward battery distributor systems in modern farm tractors. Wico Electric Co has supplied ignition needs for over fifty years.
A seam of coal discovered during excavation for a new Priesthill Glasgow school drew public interest as residents with sacks pails baskets or baby carriages gathered to help. Scores dug vigorously while a veteran miner donated his services and demonstrated how to work the seam. After a week the police cleared the site for builders to proceed.
Osgood Monument Company increases stock of cut and uncut monuments at 2701 Buchanan Street Amarillo and enlarges plant and equipment including a high speed polisher diamond saw crane and power winch truck. Rue Nichols joins as design specialist with 15 years in the business. Family leadership under Charlie Lutz and plans to extend tri state area sales.
Ralph Y Lemons Studio relocates to a larger building at 1309 Polk Street with the same telephone number 67198. The former site was at Tenth and Jackson Streets. The new, air conditioned facility offers a modern portrait and photography setup with a furnished reception area and makeup rooms.
A preliminary assessment puts Malaya's rubber protection for last year at about 705000 tons. The figure reflects a substantial output in the regional rubber sector.
Mead's Fine Bread stays fresh longer making it ideal for warm weather meals. The article lauds its Fresherized quality using top ingredients and modern methods for all varieties including white and wheat bread perfect for sandwiches and picnics.
Groen's Boot and Shoe Shop owner A M Groen at 3007 West Sixth Street emphasizes skilled, years of experience in Amarillo. He has served Panhandle residents for 37 years with high grade leather and latest equipment. Also offers Western boots, children's boots, moccasins, and corrective shoes with patient, courteous service.
A historical note identifies surgical sutures as made from diverse materials such as nylon linen stainless steel horse hair and even kangaroo tendons reflecting early innovation in wound closure and medical practice.
Napoleon Pio Stizza began seeking a safer parking spot in Providence Rhode Island after burglars struck his car for a fourth time at the same site and stole a suit of clothes.
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