Bishop Returns From Mayo Clinic After Surgery
Ed Bishop editor of the Dalhart Texan has returned home after three weeks at Mayo Clinic Rochester Minn where he underwent surgery for an ear ailment Mrs Bishop accompanied him on the trip.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1945
Page
7
Ed Bishop editor of the Dalhart Texan has returned home after three weeks at Mayo Clinic Rochester Minn where he underwent surgery for an ear ailment Mrs Bishop accompanied him on the trip.
Floyd Clerston Chambers returns to Pensacola Florida where he is stationed as a tower control man on furlough to visit his parents Mr and Mrs P C Chambers of 2n Mississippi. He is accompanied by his wife.
Washington March 10 War Mobilizer James F Byrnes may reconsider resigning after the European war ends and stay to help push the league security organization through the Senate. President Roosevelt urged him to stay after he proposed private law practice.
Mrs. W. E. Williams an operator at White and Kirk elevator is recuperating at 1613 LaSalle following a broken arm from a fall earlier this week.
About 1,300 Amarillo Girl Scouts attend 11 am services at six churches to mark Girl Scout Week and the 33rd anniversary of the movement. Troops are listed by church, with a federation club rooms gathering at Juliette Lawton afternoon events.
Mr and Mrs Miles Milhoan of Wildorado learn their son Chester Milhoan was killed in action February 20 in Germany. An infantryman in Patton s Third Army he had served since July 4 last year. Surviving relatives include two brothers in the Army and four sisters living in Wildorado Hereford and California.
A Hereford calf owned by Harold Norvell age 17 and Frank Norvell age 11 of Burnet won the baby beef class as judging opened at the Southwest Exposition and Livestock Show in Fort Worth. The reserve champion hereford belonged to High Fitzimmons of San Antonio. Their champion will enter open classes Monday for grand champion consideration.
Col and Mrs Zane Smith and their baby Sarena have returned to Clovis New Mexico after visiting Mrs R G Sul linger at 410 Florida.
An estimated 60 000 crows were killed in blasting on the Jim Ogle farm near Shamrock as County Agent Jake Tarter called it the region’s most successful shooting. The report notes that twice as many birds were killed as in any prior blasting in the area. A separate short item lists Mrs. B. D. King of Springfield visiting her aunt Miss La Una Willis at 1704 Tyler.
Fifteen Wheeler County men have been accepted for military service and passed their pre induction physical at the Oklahoma City induction station. The group includes Thomas Jefferson Cole Jr, Ray Alonzo Aderholt, W A Bentley, Harold Franklin Westmoreland, Troy Leonard Purcell, Lemoin Wagner, Waye Travis Pennington, Jim Wilson Ogle, Ballard Dorsey Hutchinson, Boots Cook, Corbett Lee Moore, James Herman Roper, Louie Chesley Waits, Orval Lee Thompson, and Cecil Eulis Beal who was transferred from another board.
Under director Robert Louis Barron the Junior Philharmonic presents its annual spring concert next Tuesday at 8 PM in Amarillo High School auditorium. About 70 musicians from Amarillo and nearby towns perform with guest pianist Alma Ruth Lampe and soloist Thelma Pollard. The concert is open to season-ticket holders.
Herman J. Bryant of Plainview has been awarded the Bronze Star for meritorious service with a Troop Carrier Service Wing Group. He helped repair damaged U S troop carrier planes and gliders during the European war’s airborne invasion of the Netherlands under hazardous conditions.
Mrs Merle Cayton is visiting her nephew Corporal Roy Dobbs Jr in Lubbock. She lives at 308 Mississippi and will return home Sunday.
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