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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1944
Page
9
The column records new neighbors arriving in Amarillo, including Mrs Allan Ritter and family visiting from Mineral Wells, and Cpl George Ritter joining from the Army Air Forces. Births are announced at Northwest Texas Hospital and St Anthony's Hospital with multiple July 18 19 dates. Also notes hospital patients, medical updates, and local visits across several homes.
William Crockett Archer a 67 year old farmer and oil man died at his farm home five miles west of Pampa at 7 oclock last night of a heart attack He was born March 7 1877 in Tennessee and moved to Pampa in 1906 He is survived by his wife three daughters Mrs John WilliamsMrss Phil B Carl son William B Archer and Quentinne Archer He funeral at the Francis Avenue Church of Christ at 4 tomorrow afternoon with Rev Guy McCasky and Evangelist Luther A Roberts officiating Burial in Fairview Cemetery by Duenkel Carmichael Funeral Home of Pampa
A Swedish newspaper reports a fluesterwitz in Nazi Germany where pupils discuss languages. A boy says English for postwar influence in the empire while another wants French for diplomacy, and a third prefers Russian to stay home.
Clark, chairman of the State Board of Water Engineers in Austin, will represent the Panhandle Water Conservation Authority and vote its proxy in the National Rivers and Harbors Congress in New Orleans this week. He supports state rights over water use and opposes federal control that would prioritize navigation over domestic, irrigation, and industrial needs. The 17 western and 12 eastern states seek to add provisions protecting state control of water within their borders.
The July Texas Press Messenger features a full cover photo of Palo Duro Canyon's Lighthouse. The editorial notes the familiar formation, its status as a state park, and its comparison to the Grand Canyon, highlighting its significance to Panhandle visitors.
East of Amarillo fragment mentions Deskins Wella of Wellington as editor of The Messenger, highlighting regional press leadership in a small town context. The note preserves the name and role within the local newspaper landscape.
Mrs. Viola Russell and her son Elmo were briefly hospitalized after a traffic collision at Eighth Avenue and Fillmore Street. Mrs Russell suffered a deep cut. Elmo had bruising but no severe injuries. They were discharged last night. Also, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Meyer of Meyer and Meyer have returned home from a three week trip to New York.
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