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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1942
Page
4
Rogene FE Colgrove, an Amarillo survivor of the Brexton, en route to a West Coast navy base, sends a postcard from Needles California thanking Amarillo staff for courtesies during a brief leave. He notes the desert heat but praises air conditioned cars as he travels.
Former Texas governor Dan Moody, a U S Senate candidate, will broadcast from Vernon at 1 pm tomorrow and speak from KGNC studio in Amarillo at 7 15 pm. He will stay the night, then visit Lubbock Corpus Christi Fort Worth and Eagle Nest en route, ending with a Fourth of July celebration in Corpus Christi.
Girl Scouts from Brownie to Senior levels and leaders meet Wednesday from 11 to 1 at Ellwood Park southeast corner. Bring yarn scraps for Red Cross dolls and afghan squares and a nose bag lunch. In case of rain, gathering moves to Cathedral Hall at 1118 Washington Street. Bolivia exempts all mine workers from military service.
H. N. Grannis of San Antonio, a former Amarillo resident, died Sunday at his home. He lived in Amarillo for many years before moving to San Antonio about four years ago. He is survived by his wife.
In St Charles Mo the Chaof Truck Drivers Union local with 546 members votes to penalize members who abuse government tires on trucks and tractors. The resolution requires reporting abuse on government equipment and disqualifies the worker from benefits if the offender is fired, while the executive board may impose fines.
By one son Captain Herbert Grains, Panama Canal Zone, and grandson Herbert Grannis Jr. Funeral services and burials were held in San Antonio.
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