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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1951

Page

6

Rites at Cherokee For Mrs Snodgrass

Funeral services for Effie Belle Snodgrass 69 of Cherokee Okla will be held in Cherokee under Hodge Funeral Home direction. The body was sent to Cherokee last night by N S Griggs and Sons. She was the widow of Frank Snodgrass and was visiting daughter Mrs George W Hayden at 3817 North East Fourteenth when she died Sunday night.

Effie Belle Snodgrass Cherokee Okla Hodge Funeral Home N.S. Griggs and Sons Snodgrass Frank Snodgrass George W. Hayden North East Fourteenth

Rites set for plane victim Matthew J. Taylor

Funeral services for Matthew J. Taylor, 34, killed in a crop dusting plane crash near Paris, Texas, will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday at First Methodist Church Shamrock. Burial in Shamrock Cemetery. Survivors include his wife Dorothy Jo Clark, a Shamrock teacher, a son Joe Matt, a daughter Karla, parents Mr. and Mrs. A. Taylor of Vega, two sisters in Amarillo, and a brother Roy Taylor. Taylor formerly lived in Vega and served as a World War II pilot.

Vega Matthew J. Taylor First Methodist Church Womack Paris Tex Taylor Southwest Spraying Service Wellington West Texas State College Dorothy Jo Clark Shamrock Joe Matt Karla Jack Drake L. I. Armstrong Amarillo Roy Taylor. Vega

State Seeks 60 Patrolmen for Texas Highway Patrol

The Texas Highway Patrol invites applications for 60 patrolman vacancies to be filled by Sept 1. Apply by July 0 to W. J. Elliott. Details at district HQ 2200 East Tenth. Pay up to 3480 a year plus expense allowances. Training at Camp Mabry. Eligibility includes ages 21-35, height 5 feet 8 inches, good health and character, high school education, Texas residency.

State Highway Patrol W. J. Elliott Elliott Cant Polk Ivy Patrols East Tenth Ivy Camp Mabry Austin Texas

Trio Wanted in Farm Burglary

Three Tecumseh youths pleaded guilty to misdemeanor theft and are now sought on burglary charges in Muleshoe after Sheriff Freeman mailed warrants to Sheriff Gaither. The trio Jimmy Day Jimmie Drain and Junior Drain were captured in the act near a farm home in April. County Judge Gene Jordan had sentenced them to 15 days in jail plus costs of 27.50.

Tecumseh Okla Muleshoe A. H. Freeman Bailey County Paul Gaither Freeman Jimmy Day Jimmie Drain Junior Drain Globe News Gene Jordan

Community Band To Play Tonight Concert at Memorial Park

The second Community Band concert of the year starts at 8 PM tonight at Memorial Park. Sousaphone soloist H. M. Sharp and accordion soloist Sid Bryan will headline with dance team Jo Anne Barney and Tibb Burnett. Director Charles M. Riker leads a mix of professional and student musicians. more than 250 attended last week's Sam Houston Park show.

Memorial Park H. M. Sharp Sid Bryan Upshaw Music Co Jo Anne Barney Tibb Burnett Peggy Lou Snyder Charles M. Riker Sam Houston Park

Quarterman Heads North Texas Episcopal Youth Conference

George G. Quarterman Jr., son of Bishop and Mrs. George H. Quarterman, left yesterday to attend the Provincial Youth Conference of the Episcopal Church at Oklahoma College for Women in Chickasha. He serves as senior commissioner for the Episcopal District of North Texas. delegates include Jean Turner, Alan Conley, and Aime Mannen. Rev. Gerhard Stutzer of Okmulgee leads discussions on the United Movement of the Church's Youth.

George G. Quarterman, Jr George H. Quarterman Bryan Episcopal Church Chickasha Oklo North Texas Oklahoma College For Women Jean Turner Midland Alan Conley Lubbock Aime Mannen San Angelo Gerhard Stutzer Church of the Redeemer Okmulgee United Movement Stutzer National Youth Commission

Rodents Form Largest Mammal Order Worldwide

Rodents comprise the largest mammal order with about 3,010 species. They span diverse habitats and include common mice rats squirrels and beavers, illustrating remarkable adaptability and evolutionary success across continents.

Visiting Here on 10 Day Leave for Pvt Reid

Pvt Donald Rex Reid is on a 10 day leave and plans to report to Camp Pendleton in Oceanside California after his time at home. He is the son of Mr and Mrs B Rex Reid of 207 North Georgia. Reid attended Amarillo High School and worked at Carlton Florey Wholesale Grocery before enlisting.

Pvt Donald Rex Reid B. Rex Reid North Georgia Camp Pendleton Oceanside Cal Reid Amarillo High School Carlton-Florey Wholesale Grocery

Start Construction on New Water Main

Construction began this morning on water mains to relieve low pressure in the Country Club area and surrounding additions. S. G. Stockton Construction Company to build the line, awarded by the city commission last week. It will reinforce domestic and fire protection service south and west of the overhead storage tank at Eighth and Independence.

Country Club Country Club Terrace U-Anchor Barnes Highland West Lawn Alamo Place S. G. Stockton Construction Company City Commission Eighth Independence

Two Theft Charges Filed Against Tom Templeton Jr

Two counts of theft and receiving and concealing stolen property were filed against Tom Templeton Jr in the county attorney office this morning. He is charged with taking two automobile tires two tubes and two wheels from a car owned by James Nevels at 1101 Pierce last Saturday in the 200 block on Jackson near Templeton’s residence.

Tom Templeton, Jr Templeton James Nevels Pierce Jackson

City Commission Cancels Meeting

The city commission did not meet this afternoon due to the absence of Mayor Gene Klein. Mayor Klein is out of the city. Only routine business was scheduled.

Gene Klein

Hunch Comes True Wins a Cadillac at Khiva Ball

Harold F. Garrett, 1919 West Sixteenth, won a 1951 Cadillac at Khiva’s Charity Ball in the Sports Arena after predicting the prize. The insurance man said this is his third strong premonition to come true, and his wife noted the win could help them buy a home they plan to buy with the down payment from the Cadillac.

Harold F. Garrett West Sixteenth Garrett

Church To Hold Family Night Event

The Southern Presbyterian Church will host a family night tomorrow at 7 o'clock in the dining room. Rev. Clarence E. Dodge announces Rabbi Arthur Bluhm of Temple B'nai Israel as the principal speaker.

Southern Presbyterian Church Clarence E. Dodge Arthur Bluhm Temple B'nai Israel

Central Bank of Dominican Republic posts 18 percent asset rise

The Dominican Republic's Central Bank reports assets totaling 30,180,469 dollars, marking an 18 percent increase since 1948. The figures underscore continued growth in the bank's holdings and financial footing for the nation.

Dominican Republic

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