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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1950

Page

10

Man Receives Rotary Youth Orchid for Service

Amarillo Rotary Club honored George M. Grimm, youth committee chairman, with the Rotary Youth Service Orchid after weeks selecting volunteers to support Kids Inc. programs. Bob Foight of The Globe News revealed the covert presentation, praising Grimm’s tireless work and advocacy for youth. Grimm, a printing supervisor with Russell Stover, has long aided Price College and St. Mary’s Academy, and supported Kids Inc. He moved to Amarillo at 19 and built a family via real estate investments over 25 years.

Amarillo George M. Grimm Rotary Club Rotary George Grimm Bob Foight Globe News Kids, Inc Foight Rotarians Efort Grimm Russell Stationery Price College St. Mary’s Academy Ontario Canada Kalamazoo Mich Russell

Minneapolis Man Switches to Calvert Reserve Whiskey

Minneapolis contractor Harry L. De Ziel says he switched to Calvert Reserve after tasting it calling it lighter and milder. The product is a blended whiskey 86.8 proof with 65 percent grain neutral spirits from Calvert Distillers Corp. in New York City.

Minneapolis Minn Harry L. de Ziel Calvert Ma H Calvert Reserve Calvert Distillers Corp New York City

Man helps girls plan low cost housing complex

George Grimm, longtime advocate for boys, calls for action for girls and young women. He and his wife plan a multiple dwelling unit to provide young working girls with affordable private apartments. A surprise orchid presentation was also arranged tonight to accompany the award.

George Grimm Grimm

Safari Films Showing Set Plans for April Screenings

Panhandle Outdoor Sportsmen's Club officers drafted plans for Bill Franklin's colored motion pictures of an African big game hunt to be shown April 4 and 5 at Esquire Theater. Two matinee and two evening showings are planned with extra showings if demand justifies. Preview included an elephant kill and buffalo charge. footage highlights other big game. Proceeds aid Ducks Unlimited and wildlife restoration. Advance ticket sales start within 1 to 2 weeks.

Bill Franklin Esquire Theater Panhandle Outdoor Sportsmen's Club Hertner’s Camera Store Sportsmen’s Club Ducks Unlimited

Potter County Appoints Right of Way Commission

A three man condemnation panel will hear the first Highway 66 right of way suit in Potter County on March 23. Members Gordon Gill Royce Gant and Ernest Archambeau were appointed by County Judge Gene Jordan. The case by County Attorney John Peterson targets Maggie M Bishop J H Bishop Margaret Bishop John M Hess and Federal Land Bank of Houston seeking about 12 acres on Tascosa Road north of Amarillo for a lake and recreation area after landowners requested 10000 compensation. One in ten American teachers held emergency certificates in October 1949.

Potter County Gene Jordan Gordon Gill Royce Gant Ernest Archambeau John Peterson Maggie M. Bishop J. H. Bishop Polk John M. Hess Margaret Bishop Federal Land Bank of Houston

Drama student Crudgington to receive AADA diploma

Jonathan C Crudgington son of Mr and Mrs John Crudgington 1217 West Elev enth will graduate from the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in New York. He studied at Trinity University San Antonio was a speech major appeared in Trinity productions at the San Pedro playhouse and led the Trinity Players earning Who's Who honors.

Jonathan C. Crudgington John Crudgington West Eleventh American Academy of Dramatic Arts New York United States Empire Theater New York Academy Amarillo Trinity University At San Antonio Trinity San Pedro Playhouse Trinity Players

Wind Snatches Three Checks From Lantrip In Houston

The wind pulled three payroll checks from C. E. Lantrip at 600 block North Houston Tuesday afternoon. Two checks were recovered a half mile away, one found on a rose bush by Mrs. W. O. Clark and another under a garbage can lid near the original spot. The missing $11.80 check remains unfound. the checks totaled about $400.

C. E. Lantrip North Houston W. O. Clark Manhattan Lantrip Bell, Braden, Barker

Panhandle Bird Dog Trials Set At Buffalo Lake

Top hunting dogs of the Southwest will compete in the Panhandle Bird Dog Association Spring Field Trials at Buffalo Lake this Saturday and Sunday. An estimated 75 to 100 entries are expected with 60 from the first fall trials. Puppy and derby classes Saturday. all age entries Sunday. Drawings at 8 p.m. tomorrow at the American Legion Hall. Motion pictures of last year’s National Championship trials will be shown. Judges are Ben Eitelman and Arnold Purviance. Entries accepted until drawing time.

Southwest Panhandle Bird Dog Association Buffalo Lake Hunting Dog World Doys Association American Legion Hall West Seventh Ben Eitelman Arnold Purviance

Trial Phases Cited by Austin and Mathis in Club Notes

Oliver Austin club president and Erle Mathis secretary detail other phases of the trials in a concise update. The report highlights leadership input and procedural steps, emphasizing organization and accountability within the group.

Oliver Austin Erle Mathis

Surgery on Tulia boy postponed in Chicago hospital

A nine year old Tulia boy was at Children’s Memorial Hospital undergoing tests for a blue baby heart operation. The procedure planned for yesterday was postponed indefinitely pending completion of tests.

Chicago Tulia Children's Memorial Hospital Donnie Phillips

Donnies Chicago trip funded by Tulsa donors

Tulsa residents contributed about $1,000 to fund Donnie’s trip and heart operation. The boy’s illness stems from a heart valve malformation, and his NBC Welcome Travelers appearance on Tuesday marked a first step toward his goal of becoming a radio announcer.

Donnie Tulsa Chicago

Coeducation in Japanese universities before the war rare

A historical note states that coeducation in universities was virtually unknown in Japan prior to the war, reflecting the era's gender and educational norms.

Japan

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