Gold charm found owner claimed at 213 West 11th
A reader reports a found gold charm with contact for return. The item is to be claimed by the owner at 213 West 11th Street after identifying.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1939
Page
13
A reader reports a found gold charm with contact for return. The item is to be claimed by the owner at 213 West 11th Street after identifying.
A Western Union message from Mike Dixon expresses happiness with Lloyd and the Nat band. Dixon notes regular gigs from 9:30 to 12:30 midweek and 9 to 12 Sunday and urges placement in the columnist page to avoid misunderstanding.
A letter questions Maestro Snyder’s plans and hints at potential cotton picking work. The writer mentions Organised Col umnists and Local No. 682 threatening a picket if charges are proven. The tone seeks clarification and warns the boss to avoid a dispute.
Notice of the death of C Burch Brown of San Francisco brother of Jack Brown 4220 West Fifteenth Avenue reported yesterday Survivors listed include his wife and daughter mother two sisters and three brothers.
Promotion urges readers to mail name and address to 88.8. Co in Atlanta for an illustrated booklet The Joy of Living claiming a spring lift. Includes price note 8.8 and department N-264.
An American export lines flying boat from San Diego spent the night at Bolivar Roads Galveston and took off at 5:30 this morning for New York. The Colorado River water allocation approved by Congress covers seven states and Mexico.
FrOuGHEST and OLDEST of the Dead End Kids, Leo Gore began acting on radio. Born in New York City on June 3, 1917, he once connected a gas pipe to a water line causing a kitchen stove to erupt. He reportedly became engaged to a 15 year old Atlanta girl, with her mother breaking it off. he claims to have spent $2,000 on rings and furniture.
Washington dispatch reports House members urge higher federal matching funds for state old age pensions amid broad support for expanding Social Security. Pensions range from 6.05 in Arkansas to 32.46 in California. proposed aid would cap at 40 monthly, with federal share up to 20. The debate ties to Townsend Plan opposition and 6.6 million Americans over 65.
Mayor Ross D. Rogers urged the community to observe National Hotel Week from June 11 through 17. He said hotels deserve citizen thanks for their role in city welfare and urged residents to familiarize themselves with local hotels and their service to both visitors and residents.
A 37-year-old Wichita Falls entrant Vernie Ross crashed his sailplane during the Southwest Soaring meet as he completed a turn to land. He suffered a fractured right ankle and cuts and abrasions. Bob Buell of Purdue University posted the best flight of the day, soaring dry thermals to Binger, Oklahoma, about 100 miles away.
Chinese dispatches report Tsienkiang on the Han River recaptured with heavy casualties as the city changed hands five times. Authorities say 3,000 Japanese soldiers were slain in the fighting, marking a major setback for Japanese forces.
Classified notices show individuals seeking work or offering services. Ruby Dutton advertises in home care for 25 cents an hour. J G Marshall and James Miller list work experience and readiness for immediate or any job. A 23 year old Christian man seeks driving, chauffeuring, bookkeeping and office work.
A remedy labeled White Ribbon claims to curb drunkenness and can be mixed into coffee tea or milk. It is offered for $2.00 at drug stores and reportedly helped a woman end a twenty year drinking problem with one box.
An 18 year old girl asks for immediate work as a stenographer or assistant theater manager. She offers to work for a small weekly salary while training, and provides her name and box address in Pampa Texas seeking publication to raise her chances.
A young couple offers to perform morning housework in exchange for a garage apartment or small furnished house. They request contact at 86 North Alabama Street and mention a well trained mother cat with two kittens needing homes. Dial 24250. Franc is Glenn seeks drug store job with references at 3901 Tyler Street. A middle aged woman seeks a permanent home.
Various job seekers advertise for night school funding and work in nursing, delivery, painting, farming, office tasks, and general labor. Respondents list ages, addresses, references, and contact numbers. several seek family income, while others offer skills like painting and paperhanging. A lost blue dress is also listed among brief notices.
A Tama mid aged colored woman seeks work after losing a smocking item from a car between Twentieth Avenue and Washington Street and Fourteenth Avenue and Polk Street Monday evening. She asks the finder to dial 2-1026 to return it and notes her experience in cooking washing ironing and cleaning house seeking hourly daily or weekly work.
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