Zischangs Leaving Children’s Home for California Post
Mr and Mrs W A Zischang will depart Amarillo for Oakland California where Mr Zischang will serve as leisure time director of the Fred Finch Children’s Home Mrs R F Mitchell of Houston succeeds them as superintendent and his wife holds project house duties at Texas A and M College The home now cares for 30 children ages 2 to 18 since its 1924 founding and has graduated 582.
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W. A. Zischang
Oakland
Cal
Zischang
Fred Finch
Cypress
Houston
Harris County
Mitchell
Massey Business College
Texas A. & M. College
Frances Sue
Robert Daniel
Zischane
Emily Betty Lu
Neleen Far
Roy McGhan
Jackson
First Presbyterian Church
Rainbow Girls
Mary Effie
W. 8. Barber
John W. Zischang
Amarillo
United Press
New York
Bo Hardin
Children’s Home
Mrs Winkelman Dies in Alabama Former Canyon Residents
Mrs J E Winkelman mother of Ben Winkelman of River Road and Mrs Clyde Warwick of Canyon died last night in Florence Alabama. Mr and Mrs Winkelman left yesterday for Florence accompanied by Mrs Warwick. The Winkelmans are former Canyon residents. The willet bird is noted for its unusual noises.
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J. E. Winkelman
Ben Winkleman
River Road
Clyde Warwick
Canyon
Florence
Ala
Winkelman
Warwick
Winkelmans
Election Tomorrow For Airmen's Group
The Amarillo Airmen's Association will meet tomorrow at 8 pm in the Herring Hotel Crystal Ballroom for officer elections. Plans for future flying trips and entertainments will be discussed as a charter from the works committee is presented for approval, inviting all interested in aviation in the Panhandle.
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Amarillo
County Court Term Opens Tuesday in Potter County
The spring term of Potter County Court will begin Tuesday at 10 o'clock with a jury panel reporting. The full criminal docket and some civil suits will be called. Judge E. O. Northcutt was earlier called to Houston for a governor's conference, delaying the opening. A heavy criminal docket awaits.
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Potter County
E. O. Northcutt
Houston
Conscience Payback Reunites Barbershop Memory
In Twin Falls Idaho barber Charles Russell recalls a customer who handed him a three dollar bounced check from a decade ago. The man said the payment was to cover a haircut and the story revived Russell’s memory of a former Main Street shop.
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Twin Falls
Idaho
Charles Russell
Russell
Main Street
Entire Criminal Docket Subject to Call Monday
The 47th District Court criminal docket will be called Monday morning as a petit jury is summoned by Judge Henry S. Bishop. A murder trial for Elbert Marshall is postponed due to a witness absence.
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47Th District Court
Henry S. Bishop
Elbert Marshall
Second Charge Filed Against Billington
A second charge of theft over 50 dollars has been filed against Bob Billington 18 of 2000 South Houston with bond set at 1000 by Justice of the Peace C E Carder. He is jailed in lieu of bond. The theft involves an automobile taken from R L Borge on February 18. Earlier Billington with two other youths Buddy Amos 18 of 500 East Third and W R Underwood 20 of 2404 South Arthur faced charges of theft over 50 in the same case.
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Bob Billington
South Houston
Justice of the Peace
C. E. Carder
Billington
R. L. Borge
Buddy Amos
East Third
W. R. Underwood
South Arthur
Bond Set For Two After Car Incident Sunday
Don Harrington and Billington faced charges after a Sunday afternoon car incident. Each received bond set at 1000 dollars. Billington posted bond but was rearrested on a second charge.
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Ing
Don Harrington
Billington
Bond
Panhandle Foresight Praised at Amarillo Fat Stock Show
Dr. Joan Ashton praised Panhandle foresight and progress during an Amarillo Fat Stock Show visit. He explained Panhandle leaders have driven cattle industry growth, while seeking material for a Southwest history as he takes a two year leave from Texas A&M to write the work.
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Panhandle
Joan Ashton
Ashton
Amarillo
Southwest
Texas A. & M. College
Oldest Aggie Attends Amarillo A. & M. Club Meeting
Dr. Ashton spoke at the Amarillo A. & M. Club on special invitation and was the oldest Aggie present. He came to America from England to attend A. & M. and graduated in 1905.
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Dr. Ashton
Amarillo
Aggie
America
England
Potter County Grand Jury Returns 16 New Cases
The Potter County grand jury met this morning with 16 new cases on the district attorney's list for presentation to the jurors.
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Potter County
Grand Jury
Fresh green vegetables served while fresh to preserve nutrients
Fresh vegetables should be served promptly as wilting reduces vitamin content and nutrient levels. Wilted greens lose much of their vitamin value, affecting taste and texture.
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Zischangs
Children's Home
California
Mr. Zischang
Alabama
Amarillo Tree Service
W. F. Krause, Jr
Max Dodson
Bohemia
Southern Comfort
Bat's Liquors
New Zealand
Bermuda
Ferry
Gouldy
Allen Early
NEA Service Inc
By Galbraith
Specialized Income Tax Service
B. M. Goff
A East
American Tax Association
West Sixth St
Bill Farmer
Texas Association of Public Accountants
Taylor
Cal Farley
Winstop Duzzitt
Fillmore
Amarillo Neon CO
L. A. Pittman
Mead Pittman
Third
P.O. Box
Jay Pittman
Kryptok
Optical Co
Polk
Ben OO Prince
W. 6Th
the Plains
Super Some
Crawford Garage General Automobile
Polk Street
Vhone
Curtis
Polk St
SEARS
Eugene Warris
Serve Life Dial
Bell's
Bell
Ahberet
Fom
Travis ST
Amarillo, Texas
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