Amarillo Sunshine Births and Hopes Echo City News
A long list of births fills Northwest Texas Hospital and St. Anthony's, with families like Beall, Rodgers, Freeman, Steele, Prater, Hahn, and Richardson announcing baby boys and girls. Also noted are travels to Hawaii, California, England, local visits, a fire emergency line reminder, welcomes to new arrivals, and community events including recreation talks and a junior high drama performance. Municipal life shows growth through births, visits, and civic notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy Hibbetts
R. J. Hibbetts
Lipscomb
Osage
Northwest Texas Hospital
L. L. Rodgers
Pierce
St. Anthony’s Hospital
J. N. Freeman
North Lake
R. E. Steele
North Pierce
Vernor Reining
Alabama
St Anthony’s Hospital
Claude Prater
Amarillo
William Monroe, Jr
Amarillo Osteopathic Hospital
W. M. Hahn
Jefferson
Weldon Eugene
H. E. Richardson
Prospect
C. A. Wiseman
Vega
J. M. Webb
West Tenth
A. M. Weileman
Polk
Chillicothe
Quanah
A. E. Kelly, Jr
Rusk
Hollis DeGrassi
Bowie
J. L. “Red” Feather
Community Public Service Company
Fort Worth
Panhandle
California
Tom Schell
England
J. W. Allen
North East
C. A. Clark
London
Clarks
Queen Elizabeth
New York
Ben J. Price
North East Seventh
Santa Fe
J. . Hager
North East Eleventh
Borger
Joseph J. Hanley
Avondale
Dallas
J. R. Brice
Twenty-fourth
Dumas
Rudy Carroll
North Virginia
San Antonio
Otis S. Cook
Early Amarillo mirages and a returning soldier tale
Amid reminiscences of Amarillo settlers and a 1892 arrival, H A Nobles recalls seeing a spring mirage that turned Palo Duro Canyon into a lake with reflections of buildings and people. Miss Bertie Warren explains the phenomenon as light reflecting off layered air. The item also notes juror quirks from 1931, 1920 tax estimates, local names, and Robert A. Manning’s return from Nagoya after a year with the occupation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
H. A. Nobles
Palo Duro Canyon
Mr. Nobles
Nobles
Santa Fe
Fisk
Bertie Warren
Amarillo College
Miss Warren
Tore
Plains
Quivera
E Frank Buckingham
Internal Revenue
Ama
Aden
U.S. Internal Revenue Collectors
Cat Rescued From Eight-Story Elevator Rigging
Workmen at the First National Bank Building rescued a frightened cat from the elevator tower eight stories above ground. The operation paused west side work briefly but completed without incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Texas Optometric Association
Dallas
High Sticksel
Mike Montgomery
Tom Montgomery
Amarillo
Shrine Dance
Khiva Temple of the Mystic Shrine
Texas A&m
College Station
Dale Collins
Bob Amason
Ford Madison
Dick Elliott
James Carter
Bill Zelsman
Sam Houston
Bill Brooks
Diana Kent
Mike Flynn
Donald Elliott
Edgar Allan Poe
Eeverlle Bus Company
Demon S. HH. Webster
Parker
South Loop
South Fillmore
Webster
Youngsters in Horace Mann Club Presidents and Rancher Dreams
Ora Wright profiles Horace Mann Junior High pupils Curtiss Lee Goldsmith and Amarillo High School student Terry Reyman. Both are home room presidents, football lovers with hobbies matching ranching ambitions, listing addresses and parental names as part of a longer continuation on page 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Wright Curtiss Lee Goldsmith
Goldy
Horace Mann Junior High School
L. D. Cline
Birmingham
Terry Reyman
Amarillo High School
Hi-Y
T. FE. Reyman
Rusk
Bus Driver Honors Stranger as Passenger Showed Respect
The driver halted the bus to the curb and bowed his head in reverence as he took off his cap. Passengers, thinking it a funeral for someone Webster knew, followed his lead until it was learned he did not know the decedent. A Northwest Texas Medical note lists Mrs QC L Lile and George L Cobb in Claude with address 1714 East Fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webby
Webster
Northwest Texas Medical
L. Lile
East Fifth
George L. Cobb
Claude
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hawaii
Ethel L. Weisenman
Hawaiian Islands
Honolulu
Donald Weisenman
Lihue
Kauai
Donald
Texas Tech
Kress
Buchanan Street Methodist Church
Texas
Hallettsville Way
Clinton Eugene Childers
Ruth Driskill
Wanda Lee Anderson
J. R. Wheeler
J. M. Myrick
Gene Jones
L. F. Blake Lavone Stone
Harold van Arsdale
National Recreation Association
Jack Hans
Mark Miles
van Arndale
Hans
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
Boxwell Brothers Nerar
Howard Boxwell
Dramatics Club
Sam Houston Junior High School
Wilbur
Marlene Haynie
al Jolson
Warren Tuckness
Jolson
Mr. Jones
ST. Anthony’s Medical
Orion Fuqua
McLean
J. D. Little
Hartley
Gerald Erdman
North Lincoln
Enzo Garrison
Charles Alexander
Grand
Inez Watts
Grand Courts
Hilda Gallegos
Arthur
Kathryn Eslick
Pampa
Nell McFadden
West Thirtieth
Katherine Martin
Hereford
L. Strong
Lefors
Albert Britten
Groom
Aline Evans
Brooks
Irene Pierce
Fillmore
E. D. Roper
Stratford
A. T. Bonner, Jr
Dalhart
A. C. Graham
Georgia
Jimmy Graham
Matador
O. W. Benton
Nara Visa
Robert A. Manning
Ella Manning
Armed Forces
Nagoya
Japan
Manning
Amarillo MH
University of Denver
Heath
Dane
Daisy
Red Ryder
Howdy
Turtle
Hanover
Adam Bombs
W. E. Strimple
D. F. Boggess
Jerry Don Harvey
West Fifth
Betty Jean Duncan
K. M. Hitchcock
San Jacinto
Billy L. Hawkins
North Washington
Mary Wilson
East Second
H. T. Buchanan
Bryce Beck
Boys Ranch
J. P. Hendley
North Buchanan
Ada Bell Garrett
Karley Geult
Josie Young
Tascosa
Billy Tom Patterson
Grover
PTA
Travis
Hugh
Amarillo Printing Company
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