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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1951

Page

3

Mrs. Barnett Rites Today in Clarendon

Services honoring Ella M. Barnett, 86, Hartley County ranchwoman, were set for 2:30 pm at Murphy-Spicer Funeral Home in Clarendon. She died Friday in an Amarillo hospital after a fall at her ranch home 19 miles west of Four-Way. Survivors include three daughters and a son. burial in Clarendon Cemetery.

Ella M. Barnett Hartley Murphy- Spicer Clarendon Barnett Amarillo Four-Way Gene Meek Bill Strain Floyd Brown Lennard Beldon Fred Hemphill Clyde Messenger Clarendon Cemetery Murphy-Spicer Funeral Home

Social Security Cards Required for Household Workers

Amarillo Social Security office manager John R. Sanderson announces that household workers and farm employees must secure Social Security account number cards by June 30. This group is newly included in the program since January 1, 1951. Wages for April through June will be reported in July, and each worker's number must appear on records. If a worker lacks a number, apply at a post office, employment service, or Social Security office. Submit inked applications to the 324 Post Office Building in Amarillo. a card bearing the name and number will be mailed and shown to the employer for recording. Duplicate cards are available by reapplying on the same form.

John R. Sanderson Amarillo Social Security Office

Mrs Hazlewood Funeral Is Held

Funeral services for Mrs. Tinne B. Hazlewood were held at 10 30 this morning in the Griggs Pioneer Chapel with Rev. Earl W Hatchett officiating. Pallbearers included Joe Funderburg Carl Funderburg Jack Funderburg Ernest Brown W T Baker and E W Fields. Burial was in Llano Cemetery. She was 71 and died Friday at Lubbock after a year long illness. She formerly lived in Amarillo and moved to Lubbock about three years ago after her husband R B Hazlewood died. Survivors include a son two brothers three grandchildren and three great grandchildren.

Tinne B. Hazlewood Griggs Pioneer Chapel Earl W. Hatchett Pierce Street Amarillo Lubbock R. B. Hazlewood

Rites at Beaumont For LeRoy Richards

The body of LeRoy Richards age 29 was sent to Beaumont for funeral services after being found dead in his Amarillo Hotel room. A coroner ruled death by hanging. Richards, a three month Amarillo resident and World War veteran, is survived by his mother and four siblings.

LeRoy Richards Amarillo Beaumont Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home Ivy Wilkinson Richards

Private George Allison on 15 day furlough from Fort Leonard Wood

Private George K. Allison of Mr. and Mrs. A A Allison 2206 Garfield is home on a 15 day furlough from Fort Leonard Wood. After a 10 week engineering course at Fort Belvoir Virginia he now instructs trainees at Fort Leonard Wood. He graduated Amarillo High School in 1950 and entered the Army November 6 of last year.

George Allison George K. Allison A. A. Allison Garfield Fort Leonard Wood Fort Belvoir Allison Amarillo High School Army

Hats on Beds and Yellow Shirts Scare Rodeo Cowboys

Editor notes a third column on rodeo superstitions. Cowboys avoid hats on beds and yellow shirts, believing they invite bad luck. Some wear lucky items after success. if misfortune strikes, they burn the item. Number 13 is sometimes lucky, as Gene Rambo proved with major wins in Denver and Fort Worth. Tomorrow: Bucking Horses.

Gene Rambo Shandon Cal Denver Fort Worth Rambo

Swiss Guards Founded in 1505 as Pope's Personal Guard

The unit of the Vatican known as the Swiss Guards was established in 1505 to serve as the Pope's personal protection force. Their long history ties to the papacy and Vatican security.

The Vatican

Rites Pending for Dumas Couple Killed in Pleasant Valley Crash

Funeral arrangements for George Banks and his wife, of Dumas, killed Saturday night crossing Highway 87 in Pleasant Valley, remain incomplete under Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home. Driver Joseph White, from Dumas, swerved to avoid them after spotting them step from behind a bus. Banks, 72, died instantly. Mrs. Banks, 60, died two hours later. Survivors include children, a step-daughter and step-sons, and siblings in Texas, Nevada, and California.

Dumas Pleasant Valley Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home George Bank Bird Street L. B. Green Joseph E. White Pierce Mr. Banks Banks Amarillo

Charles Mitchell Rites at Woodward

The body of 92 year old Charles Mitchell of Woodward Oklahoma was sent by Blackburn Shaw Funeral Home for funeral services and burial under Stecher Funeral Home. He died Sunday morning at Northwest Texas Hospital after a two week illness. Born March 28 1859 in England he was a farmer who lived in the Woodward area for 50 years. He was a Presbyterian. Survivors include two daughters Mrs Ethel McCormick and Mrs Annie Turnbull both in Woodward, three sons Samuel Ernest Mitchell in Emmett Idaho and Walter Mitchell in Manitou Springs Colorado, and 14 grandchildren.

Charles Mitchell Woodward Okla Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home Stecher Funeral Home Mr. Mitchell Northwest Texas Hospital England Mitchell Presbyterian Church Ethel McCormick Julian Annie Turnbull Samuel Ernest Mitchell Emmett Idaho Walter Mitchell Manitou Springs Colo

Teaching hazards recognized in Montreal case

The Roman Catholic school commission discussed a hypothetical case and agreed teachers would be reimbursed if injured by pupils during school hours and not provoked by the teacher. Globe-News Want Ads Get Results.

Montreal Roman Catholic School Commission

Wave ranks to 18 year olds in Navy WAVE program

Eighteen year old women may enlist in the WAVE with ages 16 to 26 and a high school education. Announcement made today by the Amarillo Navy recruiting office. Full enlistment information available at the Navy recruiting office in the post office building.

WAVE Amarillo Navy Recruiting Office

Plunders Tablets Promise Quick Relief for Ulcers and Indigestion

The ad touts Plunder's Tablets as fast relief for burning stomach ulcers indigestion gas and heartburn caused by excess acid. It credits F H Plunder PhG with a medicine that neutralizes acid coats the stomach and allows normal eating. It claims over 100 million users and offers money back if not relieved.

Plunder F. H. Plunder

Navy enlistment policy expands eligibility in Amarillo

A new policy allows men who have had pre induction physicals and have not received a notice to report for induction to volunteer for Navy service. The Amarillo recruiting station will accept applications until the 15th. The Panhandle Texas and Oklahoma recruitment office operates from the post office building here.

Navy Amarillo Panhan Texas Oklahoma

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