Commission Hints Memorial for Northwest Texas Hospital Board
In a county commission meeting, Commissioner John Halley proposed honoring retiring Northwest Texas Hospital board members with a written testimonial. The idea drew compliments while Board member Dr. Guy Owens had recently retired after long service. Judge Gene Jordan to draft the appreciation letter to former hospital members.
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Northwest Texas Hospital Board
Commissioners Court
John Halley
Guy Owens
Ray Daniel
Halley
Daniel
Gene Jordan
Finland censor office screens 226 American films last year
Finland’s film censorship office processed 226 American feature films in the previous year, approving most with nine rejections. The tally highlights ongoing gatekeeping of imported entertainment and the careful screening practice by local authorities.
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Finland
TB Skin Tests For Children In Potter County Schools
Potter County Tuberculosis Association reports 1 positive among 1,247 children in its school testing program. The tests aid diagnosis though a positive result does not prove disease. X ray is advised for further study. Field nurse Mrs. Clydene Fouse conducted tests with PTA and Health Department support at Bunimit, San Jacinto, St. Francis Highland Park, River Road, and Bondekeens schools. March 28, Alice Landergin School will be tested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter County Tuberculosis Association
Association
Texas
Tuberculosis Association
Clydene Fouse
Parent-Teacher Association
City Health Department
Bunimit School
San Jacinto School
Francis School
Highland Park School
River Road School
Ooevof Bondekeens
Alice Landergin
Swallows Return To Mission San Juan Capistrano
In San Juan Capistrano California on St. Joseph's Day March 20 the swallows returned to Mission San Juan Capistrano. Tradition holds they depart on St. John's Day October 23 for their winter migration.
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San Juan Capistrano
Cal
Mission San Juan Capistrano
St. Joseph's Day
St. John’s
County to Resume Right of Way Negotiations for Highway 66
Potter County commissioners ordered County Attorney John Peterson to conclude talks with Bush estate representatives on Highway 66 right of way. A offer of 100 dollars per acre for about 65 acres along the route from Veterans Hospital to Amarillo Experiment Station was set. With estate demands and state officials refusing route changes, officials prepared to resume negotiations or pursue condemnation, while Bushland landowner Carl Hill seeks 28,500 dollars for his store and homes along the line.
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Potter County
John Peterson
Bush E State
Peterson
Veterans Hospital
Amarillo Experiment Station
Gene Jordan
State Highway Department
Jordan
John Morris
Carl Hill
Hill
Mrs J M Gordon Dies at Lubbock
Mrs J M Gordon of Lubbock mother of W H Gordon director of visual education in Amarillo public schools died yesterday morning in Lubbock. Funeral arrangements are pending. Gordon and family are in Lubbock to attend. Survivors include three other sons Dr Maurice Gordon Ardmore Oklahoma Gerald Gordon Colorado City Rev Lynn Gray Gordon Fawn Grove Pennsylvania a daughter Mrs Hector MacKay Littlefield and five grandchildren.
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J. M. Gordon
Lubbock
W. H. Gordon
Forest
Amarillo
Hector MacKay
Littlefield
Courthouse Records Warrants Deeds and Divorces Listed
Deeds transfer properties in Old Town Mirror University Heights and other blocks including parcels to International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 602 and The Long-Bell Lumber Co. Names include Mrs T E Harlan Maurice Potter Camilla Wheatley Stella J Cotten and J BE Edie. District Court lists divorces Eunice Red versus Robert Red Jr Mary Jo Henderson versus J C Henderson Barbara Brown versus Quanah Brown.
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T. E. Harlan
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Old Town
Maurice Lafayette Potter
Claude C. Gray
William Odell Wright Et
Long-Bell Br. Co
Long-Bell
Lbr. Co
Camilla Wheatley
W. Leander Campbell
R. H Bairrington
Ora Lee Bairrington
Plemons
Stella J. Cotten
O. D. Nickerson
University Heights
J. BE. Edie
W. L. Granger
Coe & Reeves Subdivision
Holland
District Court
Eunice A. Red
Robert B. Red, Jr
Mary Jo Henderson
J. C. Henderson
W. E. Cowan
Ella May Cowan
Barbara Jean Brown
Quanah Forest Brown
Negro Is Charged In Stabbing Case
Curtis Searcy a 32 year old Amarillo Negro was jailed in Potter County and charged with assault with intent to murder. He is accused of stabbing Wilbert Oliver 21 of Williams Inn at a dance after the Joe Louis boxing exhibition on West Third Street. Oliver is in improved condition at Wyatt's Hospital. Bond set at 1500 by Justice of the Peace Charles Carder.
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Curtis Searcy
Potter County
Searcy
Wilbert Oliver
Williams Inn
West Third
Oliver
Wyatt's Hospital
Charles Carder
Public Lecture On Teaching Children Music At Store
Noon lecture at Tolzien Music Store annex 109 East Ninth will discuss methods used in teaching children music. The talks are open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tolzien
East Ninth
Music Teacher From Boston To Lecture Friday
John M. Williams a well known music teacher of Boston Massachusetts will lecture Friday from 10 o clock in the morning to 1230 in the afternoon at a local venue continuing through the late morning and early afternoon hours 1900s newspaper card style
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John M. Williams
Boston
Mass
Railroad Seeks Missing Horse Dobbin Escapes Freight Yard
The Rock Island line reports a white horse named Dobbin with a sway back escaped from a stock car in the freight yard yesterday afternoon. He was last seen near the yard, and officials are attempting to recover him. The missing horse prompts old cry Get a horse as workers search surrounding areas.
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Rock Island
Dobbin
Tractor Maintenance School Planned at Tri-State Fair Park
Art Bralley announced a tractor maintenance and safety school at the Automobile Building in Tri-State Fair Park on April 2 and 3. Sponsored by the extension service, the annual program features safety films lectures and exhibitions and follows last year’s event in Lubbock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-State Fair Park
Art Bralley
Braley
Extension Service
Lubbock
Mrs Dorothy Wyatt Services Tomorrow
Final rites for Mrs Dorothy Wyatt 59 of 1404 Western will be at 4 tomorrow in Griggs & Sons Chapel. Rev J E Anderson of Victory Mission Baptist Church will officiate. Burial in Memorial Park Cemetery. She died last Thursday night of a heart attack at home. Survived by husband daughter brother sister and granddaughter.
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Dorothy Wyatt
Western
N. 8
Griggs & Sons
J. E. Anderson
Victory Mission Baptist Church
Memorial Park Cemetery
Amarillo Bel Canto Chorale style show Tuesday night
Amarillo High School Bel Canto Chorale presents a spring style show at 8 o clock Tuesday night in the Crystal Ball room of the Herring Hotel. Admission is 1 dollar. Proceeds fund the group's trip to Houston for the April 10 appearance with the Houston Symphony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo High School
Bel Canto Chorale
Crystal Ballroom
Herring Hotel
Houston
Houston Symphony
Recreation Unit Organizes Amarillo Meeting
The recreation and group work division of the Community Council of Amarillo will hold an organizational meeting at 7 30 oclock tonight in the north wing of Municipal Auditorium. The meeting was called by J R Brown, chairman.
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Community Council of
Amarillo
Municipal Auditorium
J. R. Brown
Trophies for Panhandle Bird Dog Trials Tonight
Trophies for the Panhandle Bird Dog Association spring field trials held at Buffalo Lake last week will be awarded during a dinner session at 8 p.m. tonight at Jones Brothers Drive In located at 413 North East Eighth.
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Panhandle Bird Dog Association
Buffalo Lake
Jones Brothers Drive-In
North East
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