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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1946
Page
5
Electra police detained a 15 year old after he flashed cash for a waitress tip leading to his confession of a $50 theft from a Chicago bakery on February 3. He claimed $72 on him and said he planned to become a cowboy in Amarillo. Chicago authorities notified. Tea history note included.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Archambeau of 1201 Crockett will travel to Fulton Missouri to hear Winston Churchill speak on foreign policy Tuesday afternoon. Churchill will be introduced by President Truman. En route they will visit Kansas City friends Mr and Mrs O R Jackson who will accompany them to the college.
Amarillo internal revenue offices will close Saturday per Ralph Kenniston chief in charge of the Amarillo division as part of the 40 hour five day week ruling.
Funeral services for Thomas L. Toler 72 died Wednesday afternoon in a local hospital were held at 2 pm at the Primitive Baptist Church with Rev. W H Fox officiating. Burial followed at Llano Cemetery beside his wife who died in 1931. Pallbearers were Tom and Layton Marcum C F E Mariner Floyd Griffin Hall Ramsey and Horton Burk. He lived in Amarillo 31 years the family home 1203 North Harrison. Survivors include daughter Rosalee Sutton Amarillo two brothers C N Amarillo and W R Mobeetie and sister Mrs Whitton Covina Cal. Boxwell Brothers had arrangements.
Royal Neighbors of America draped the charter in memory of Mrs Harriet Christian after a funeral at the IOOF Hall. Mrs Ruth Mellor presided as oracle and the next meeting is planned for March 14 at 2:30 in the IOOF Hall.
Construction starts today on a steel acetylene plant valued at 20 000 dollars, adjoining Linde Air Products' oxygen plant at 315 323 North Philadelphia, northwest of Butler Field. C F Smith is the contractor.
Harry A. Bozeman begins work today as an instrument man in the Bozeman city engineering department. An army veteran and former captain in the Corps of Engineers, he holds a civil engineering degree from Texas Tech in Lubbock and is on terminal leave ending March 13.
Robert E. Lofgren, soundman first class, discharged from active duty at Charleston Naval Air Station after four years in the Navy including four major campaigns in the European African Theater. He plans to resume studies at Amarillo College and has been authorized to wear the Presidential Unit Citation. Mr and Mrs L W Bussey of Amarillo plan to return from Dallas by March 9, after an operation at Baylor Hospital.
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