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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1950

Page

3

Amarillo 20-30 Club elects new officers for six months

At Dowell’s Saratoga Cafe No 2 Amarillo 20-30 Club elected W R Billy Bob Baker incoming president replacing Fay Duke. Other officers named L C Walker Chester Boyer Clifford Fleeck H D White Connally Lockhart Bill Davis Brooks Wilson as directors. Installation set for July with George Hill secretary and Wayne Cox treasurer. Next Fight Night at San Jacinto Youth Center slated for June 23.

Amarillo Dowell W. R Billy Bob” Baker Fay Duke L. C. Walker Chester Boyer Clifford Fleeck H. D. White Connally Lockhart Bill Davis Brooks Wilson George Hill Wayne Cox Bill Nellie San Jacinto Youth Center

Courthouse Records and Property Transfers Show Court Actions

Courthouse records list warranty deeds transferring lots and blocks among multiple entities including C. R. Garner Jr to Rafton G. Evans, Viola McLemore to Commissioners Court, and others in Highland and San Jacinto Heights. District Court records show multiple divorces including Jester, Johnson, Byers, and Hollis cases and a marriage license for Serapio Uballe and Teadura.

C. R. Garner, Jr Rafton G. Evans Viola McLemore Commissioners Court Highland R. L. Stowell R. L. Struble San Jacinto Heights Marguerite W. Denmead Bele Ural V Hershel W. Smith William P. Gerber Bethenia M M. Hughes Dewey A. Hicks Bivins H Brymer T. J. Willams Eberstadt John J. Harden G. EB Ewbank East Amarillo William O. Davis Earl Sharp Country Ye Terrace Waynard E. Camp Dred Camp Belmont Park Orvile Bratton Et Ux Kenneth L. Aylsworth Wolflin Place Seale Annex Co Orville Redford Matlock Joe Sneed S. J. Nunnworth River Road Gardens Fred M. Seale Frank X. Warger

Nero’s Elevator Operates in 120 Foot Shaft

A historical note describes an elevator devised by Nero running within a shaft measuring 120 feet in height. The item emphasizes the engineering scale of ancient equipment and Nero’s innovation in vertical transit.

Nero

Singers State Regional Meet at The Plateau

The Plateau Singing Convention hosts its 29th annual meet July 15 and 16 at the Municipal Auditorium. John F. Taylor of Canyon, president for 29 years, expects 3,000 to 6,000 singers for five sessions and 200 numbers including quartets duets and choruses with songs to be published by visiting music company reps. The event spans Texas eastern New Mexico and western Oklahoma counties with 1950 convention songs led by Taylor and open to the public.

Plateau Singing Convention John F. Taylor Canyon Bill Lansing Amarillo Taylor Texas New Mexico Oklahoma Clovis C. H. Rogers Silas G. Bridges

Duck lays 163 eggs in 172 days at Alabama farm

A duck owned by C F Pruitt at Céa vert Alabama laid 163 eggs in 172 days, a record or near record pace according to farm experts. The report highlights exceptional poultry productivity and notes local interest in the achievement.

C. F. Pruitt

Vacation Trip's On the House

Pekin Illinois June 14 1939 restaurant owner Harry Sarnes and 11 women depart for a Wisconsin vacation. Ten are staff from his eating place and the 11th is his wife. He plans to pay about 350 for the week at Webb Lake resort. He says the trip will boost morale and benefit employees who could not afford it.

Pekin Ill Harry Sarnes Wisconsin Sarnes Webb Lake Wis Illinois

Children Need Record Player for Amarillo Club Drive

The Mirror Ad dition Civic Club will honor a donor of a portable record player in Amarillo to support a new square dance club for area children. Mrs. Nellie McClure, the county probation officer, cooperates with the club as kids express enthusiasm for the project.

Mirror Addition

Lavoptik Eye Relief Ad Promises Comfort

An old advertisement extols Lavoptik as a solution for strained eyes from close work. It claims 35 years of success, soothing relief for sore itchy irritated eyes, a money back guarantee, and availability at all druggists.

Lavoptik

McClure to Fund Record Player Repair for Dance Club

McClure offers to pay for repairing a broken record player and plans to donate it to the club. Mrs. McClure arranged for a free instructor to teach the youth. The group will meet at the old Dwight Morrow School, now a recreation center, while a new building is planned.

McClure

Recover Bodies Drowning Victims

In Houston on June 14 two drowning victims were recovered. Carl Winfrey aged nine was found lodged against pipes at the central water plant on Buffalo Bayou. Ernest Hamilton McKinley, 23, associated with an air conditioning role, was also recovered.

Houston Carl Winfrey Central Water Plant Buffalo Bayou Ernest Hamilton McKinley

Body found in San Jacinto River mystery ends in drowning

A worker was found floating in the San Jacinto River and both the man and another person drowned Sunday. Efforts to locate Winfrey's body included exploding fifty pounds of dynamite in Buffalo Bayou yesterday. A scientific note cites rapid world population growth, with 2.2 billion people increasing by about 60,000 daily.

San Jacinto River Buffalo Bayou Winfrey Britain Julian Huxley

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