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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1950

Page

15

Flags found source for large American and Texas banners

Judge Harris E Loft and City Purchasing Agent Jess Pate secured a source for oversized flags at Amarillo Tent and Awning Co. Dettra Flag Company of Oaks Pennsylvania makes them. Max Zweig donated 3 by 5 foot flags after learning of the judge’s need. The Texas flag hung with the left flag position later corrected.

Aus Harris E. Loft Texas Il Corporation Dettra Flag Company Oaks Pennsylvania Baby Department

Our Younger Generation Our Younger Generation

Ora Wright profiles two junior high students. Joe Day, 13, Horace Mann Junior High, is seventh grade vice president with interests in wrestling tumbling baseball and football. He aims for college and is the son of R L Day of 708 North Grant. Bill Harris, 14, Sam Houston Junior High, is eighth grade home room president and member of the Cushman Scooter Club and American Motorcycle Association. He wrestles, makes model airplanes and aspires to be a mechanical engineer. He is the son of Ed and Mrs Harris of 315 Mississippi.

Ora Wright Joe Sonny” Day Horace Mann Junior High School R. L. Day North Grant William Edwin Harris Bill Sam Houston Junior High School Cushman Scooter Club American Motorcycle Association Ed Harris Mississippi

Amarillo Chronicle Review of Past Leaders and Local Fire History

A look back at early Amarillo notes features Howard Elliott building his own courthouse office in the old era, and a record fire surge in March 1920 with seven calls in two hours including the Christian Church in Glenwood. It recalls jitney buses, the Amarillo Bus Company and family ownership after 1925, plus local ski tripters and a street scene near Sixth and Polk.

Howard Elliott Elliott Alabama Amarillo Christian Church Glenwood George Cooper Ed Berry Pierce Street Polk Street Nussbaums

Free Palm o Tablets Urge Nighttime Urge Relief

Stop Getting Up Nights offer promises 20 free PALMO TABLETS for bladder or urinary tract irritation adults only. No money or COD required. request by mail to H. D. Powers Co. Dept. 287 E Box 135 Battle Creek Mich.

C.O.D H. D. Powers CO Dept Battle Creek Mich

Father waves as daughter runs to him at curb

A smiling father embraces his young daughter at curbside before the car pulls away. The scene ends with the girl returning home as others return from visits to Kansas City and Oklahoma City.

Visiting Times and Local Notes Feature Several Names

Mrs. Witt Springer returns from six weeks of travel to Payetteville Fort Worth Mineral Wells Cisco and Abilene attending her son in law L H Sloan’s University of Arkansas graduation in Fayetteville. Jim Means son of Mr and Mrs Frank Means plans to use school grades to earn money for Frank Phillips boys camp. Globe News building visitors include P W Alexander Hal Brown and other business men starting brick contributions. Mrs Bette Rush polio patient travels from 12 miles NW of Amarillo for treatments.

Frank Phillip Globe News P. W. Alexander Hal Brown Bette Rush Amarillo

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