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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1941
Page
10
The item notes a grandmother visiting the home of her daughter and son-in-law Mr and Mrs Arthur Teed for the arrival of a baby boy born February 19. The grandmother has not yet met her grandson, as relatives celebrate a birthday today.
John L. Novak, 110 East Ninth Avenue, injured in a two vehicle crash with a taxi at Second Avenue and Pierce Street. He suffered lacerations and contusions and was reported in fairly good condition at Northwest Texas Hospital.
Mrs. F. T. Putnam at 808 Alabama recovers at home from a recent surgery at Northwest Texas Hospital. Mrs. R. M. Teas, 3501 Harrison, returns from three weeks in Austin, San Antonio, Fort Worth and Dallas with daughter Martha who starts in the Texas Department of Insurance. Mrs. S. E. Ross and son, 2604 Hayden, visited Dallas with daughter Mrs. Charles Ellison. Mrs. T. B. Austin, 1300 Lincoln, goes to Dallas to be with sister Mrs. R. A. Sledge in Baylor Hospital. Mrs. Howard Williams, 1914 Jackson, hosts grandmother Mrs. R. W. Stark of Topeka, Kan. Stark came from Pampa to Amarillo after visit.
Amarillo Round-Up notes list visitors and hosts for the Panhandle Livestock Association Convention and Amarillo Fat Stock Show. Names include Mrs. and Mr. Miles Bivins, Ben Magness, Fred Hobart, Lee Bivins, Ora Mae Harvey, and several local residents from Vega, Shamrock, Bovina, Claude, Dalhart, and Panhandle. The piece highlights visitors, shopping, and social greetings amid the event crowd.
The notice urges remembering CARDUI for functional female troubles. It advises starting three days before menstruation and taking CARDUS as directed, then continues with further dosing instructions.
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