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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1945
Page
2
A historical note recalls a cowboy who fainted in a growth period and was revived when bystanders tossed dust in his face. The scene, linked to the Panhandle rather than Sas katchewan, highlights prairie resilience and frontier medicine.
An informal column mixes weather chatter, recipes and local lore from the Panhandle. It pushes Bread Pudding Week with recipes from Mrs C B Cline and Mrs D Thrash, cites food-fogy critiques, and ends with stock notes and a call to support families of police.
Hartline Marshall, 48, died minutes after a Panhandle Highway crash near Mayfair Night Club east of Amarillo. Wanda Jewell Brown drove the westbound car. passenger Helen N. Cavenar. Hartline, a Amarillo resident for three years and barber, died en route to Mineola. He is survived by wife and two children. funeral arrangements by Boxwell Brothers.
Mrs Olive Bonner widow of cattleman Bob Bonner died in a local hospital after a year of ill health and a fall injury at Christmas. She lived at 1705 A Hayden and was a noted dress designer and Christian Science Church member. Survived by sister Mrs Frank Huling of La Canada California who is en route. Body rests at Boxwell Brothers Funeral Home.
Tribute to R. Lee McSpadden, pioneer business man, who died early yesterday morning, will be paid at 10 o'clock Saturday. Funeral services conducted by Dr. A. D. Foreman Jr. will be at First Baptist Church with interment in Llano Cemetery under direction of N. S. Griggs & Sons. A resident of Amarillo since 1904.
A reader reports a mistaken hat swap at Thomas Dinner House on Monday night March 12. J E Proper is asked to be contacted about the Stetvon and Dobbs hats left in error.
In La Rochelle France a man placed two live oysters on a shelf. By morning two mice were found trapped with their heads between the shells, an unusual pest incident noted in local report.
Graveside services for Kathryn Sue Shelton infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Shelton of 1010 Cleveland will be held at 3 pm tomorrow in Llano Cemetery under Blackburn Shaw Funeral Home direction.
Funeral services for Lem Savage, city detective killed in the line of duty, were held at 4 p.m. in Griggs Chapel with Dr. A D Foreman Jr and Dr. E B Fincher leading. Pallbearers included six fellow officers Chief Sid Harper Bob Marshall J L King James Adams John Allen and C E Sadler. Savage was shot while arresting two former convicts who escaped jail at Paris Texas.
Kansas City market update shows cattle salable totals 900 with calves 100 and cows 959 to 1150, steers 12 14 25, heifers and yearlings 12 1359, sows 1275, bulls 11 1250, dealers and calves 1150 to 14. Sheep salable 1 000 total 1 300 with slow sales and scattered truck lots. lambs and ewes displayed with mixed prices and denotations of steadiness in some lots.
Facts of a fatal traffic accident will be presented to the grand jury. Hubert Jameson, 17, died in a local hospital from burns after the cattle truck overturned and burned under Bushland underpass on Wednesday night. His sister Cora Mayes remained seriously ill while driver Hubert OConner of Amarillo improved. The truck failed to negotiate the underpass turn after picking up the sibling pair near San Jon New Mexico as they headed to Missouri. Jameson’s body lay in state at Blackburn Shaw Funeral Home awaiting relatives’ word from Potugiville Missouri.
Funeral services for Mrs Theo dosia A Baker 65 who died Thursday at Canyon will be at 10 30 tomorrow at the First Baptist Church Canyon led by Rev Roy Johnson. The body will go noon to Cameron West Virginia for burial. She is survived by her husband Dr Baker of Happy and one sister Mrs Sarah Rutan of Cameron WV. Arrangements by Griges Warren Funeral Home Canyon.
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