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Local notes on births travel and hospital news
Amarillo brief lists house guests from Atlanta and two families welcoming newborns at St Anthony and Northwest Texas Hospital. It notes Camp Western Life attendees, Army Reserve duty, and visits in Happy Canyon and Panhandle with several residents undergoing medical treatment. New England trains called Boston Men in Oregon era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Matthews
van Buren
Matthews
A. O. Buntin
Atlanta
Buntins
Amarillo
Quincy Boyce
William Q. Boyce
Byron Singleton
E. Byron Singleton
Camp Western Life
Las Vegas
George Richter
Travis
St. Anthony's Hospital
G. R. Baucum, Jr
Lincoln
Melvin McRae
Sunray
T. P. Russell
Ted Ogg
Sanborn
Louis M. Brasher
South Houston
Northwest Texas Hospital
Barsey Mahaffee
East Central
Browning Higgs
Rusk
Jack Coleman
Tyler
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Jess Mitchell
St Anthony’s Hospital
Glen Gibson
Maryland
A. J. “Arbin
Lipscomb
Clinton Jones
North West
Sixteenth
J. Sid O'Keefe
Panhandle
Dallas
Dick Lancaster
Happy
Joe Lisles
Canyon
Bill Parr
Lamar
Army
Camp Chaffee
Ark
Betty Lois Hall
North West First
Marion Betsy Farnsworth
Derby
Colo
T. W. Farnsworth
Burbank
Cal
Farnsworths
North Lincoln
ST. Anthony's Hospital News
Fred Schupp
Alabama
Lucille Brown
Hartley
Jana A. Hayman
Bonham
Amanda Green
Memphis
Lubbock
Mabel Dixon
Jackson
B. Bridges
North West Second
Jewell Emerson
Dumas
Don Williams
Buchanan
Alice Crawford
Whitehouse Courts
Birdie Parker
Georgia
C. FE. McHenry
Columbus
Ohio
L. R. Jordan
Vega
Harmon Bagley
North Fairfield
C. C. Couch
St. Francis
Etta Jane Allen
S. Lincoln
Lesa Jane Allen
C. W. Baker
Harrison
J. A. Whittenburg
N. Julian
Joe Bernauer
Grady Lewis
North Grant
Tom and Clyde McCaleb
Phyllis Jean Holzkamper
Neuches
Kirk
New England
Boston
Oregon