Child Health Clinic Set at Herring Hotel in Amarillo
The sixth annual Child Health Clinic offers thorough physical exams for children 18 and under. Sponsored by Amarillo osteopathic hospitals and auxiliaries, the event runs Friday and Saturday in Crystal Ballroom. Dr. Robert R. Tonkens coordinates, with exams including eyes ears nose throat skin and cranial checks. An appreciation dinner for Dr. Tonkens follows the clinic.
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Herring Hotel
Amarillo Osteopathic Hospitals
Earle H. Mann
West Tenth
Robert R. Tonkens
Kansas City
Kansas City College of Osteopathy and Surgery
Amarillo Osteopathic Hospital
Nner
Tonkens
Texas Association of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons
Postal Officials Plan Election by District Postmasters
Postal Officials Plan Election for 18th District Postmasters and Postal Supervisors Association. Meeting set at 4 PM Saturday in the Federal Building postmaster's office. Current officers include W. V. Weathered Pampa president J. C. Estlack Clarendon first vice president D. V. Baker Amarillo second vice president and Arlo Kelly Amarillo station examiner secretary treasurer.
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18Th Congressional District Postmasters and Postal Supervisors Association
Federal Building
W. V. Weathered
Pampa
J. C. Estlack
Clarendon
D. V. Baker
Amarillo
Arlo Kelley
Lone Star Track Meet Opens at Huntsville
The Lone Star Conference annual track and field meet opens at Huntsville with Southwest Texas favored to win the team title.
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Lone Star
Huntsville
Southwest Texas
Advertising Club Elects New President of Amarillo Club
The Advertising Club of Amarillo elected Bob Mills of Amarillo Gas Company as president at yesterday's luncheon. New officers to be installed June 25 include Bob Bowen as vice president and Ralph Ater as secretary treasurer. Directors for two years are Ed Weber Ed Mover Ralph Ater Bill Fairley Joe Rogers and Bill Clark. Hold-over directors are Monte Rosenwald Gordon Morrison Delbert Eaves Tom Kruser Bob Mills and Bob Bowen.
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Advertising Club of
Amarillo
Bob Mills
Amarillo Gas Company
Bob Bowen
Ralph Ater
Ed Weber
Ed Mover
Bill Fairley
Joe Rogers
Bill Clark
Monte Rosenwald
Gordon Morrison
Delbert Eaves
Tom Kruser
Captain Lee Cox Assigned to Reese Air Base Group
Captain Lee B. Cox Jr of Amarillo has been assigned to the 3500th Pilot Training Group at Reese Air Force Base Texas after being recalled from reserve status. He previously served as a flying instructor in Amarillo and flew as a pilot at Amarillo Air Force Base during 1944 and 1945. He studied at John H Reagan High School in Houston and attended the University of Texas. His wife and son reside at 323 West Thirteenth.
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Lee B. Cox, Jr
Amarillo
Reese Air Force Base
Lubbock
Amarillo Air Terminal
323 West Thirteenth
Cox
Amarillo Air Force Base
John H. Reagan
Houston
The
University of Texas
Cruiser St. Paul Returns From Korea War
The 13,500 ton heavy cruiser St. Paul arrives in Long Beach from six months of Korean patrols. She fired 17 616 rounds from eight and five inch guns, with some shots reaching 14 miles inland to strike supply centers lines of communication and troop concentrations.
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Long Beach
Cal
St. Paul
President of Cootiettes to Visit Amarillo
Mrs. Zella Gregersen Supreme Grayback of the Supreme Cootiette Club will stop in Amarillo Wednesday and Thursday on a national tour. A key to the city will be presented by city commissioner Loren Young, with a police escort from the airport to the Herring Hotel.
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Zella Gregersen
Supreme Cootiette Club
Amarillo
Texas
Gregersen
Loren Young
Herring Hotel
May Phares
VFW
West Eighth
Pioneer Miami Resident Dies
Miami May 15 Special Funeral services pending for Mrs. H. E. Baird pioneer Miami resident who died at home after a heart attack. She was 78. Former Adah Heckard of Elk City Kansas, she married H. E. Baird in Miami in 1895. He moved to Miami in 1889 as Santa Fe Railway assistant station agent and later served as the third station agent for many years.
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Miami
Duenkel-Carmichael
Pampa
H. E. Baird
Mrs Baird of Miami Honored for Civic Work and Faith
Mrs Baird, past president of the First State Bank, helped found the First Presbyterian Church of Miami in 1895 after gathering town and rural friends. The church seats and bell came from Mobeetie after a tornado. Later she and her husband helped build the present brick Methodist structure and she remained active in church, Red Cross, Eastern Star, and civic efforts. Survivors include her husband and two daughters, a granddaughter, and a great-grandchild.
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First State Bank
Miami
Will Hear Talk On Apprenticeship
A teacher and a labor union official will speak at tomorrow’s weekly luncheon of the Associated Plumbing Contractors of Amarillo at Long Champ. Archie Pool of Amarillo High School and Stanley Troth of Plumbers and Steamfitters Local 196 will speak on Apprenticeship, with Curtis O Burke presiding as head of the management group.
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Associated Plumbing Contractors of
Amarillo
Long Champ
Archie Pool
Amarillo High School
Stanley Troth
Plumbers & Steamfitters Local No. 196
Curtis O. Burke
Satterstrom Named Operations Officer at Reese AFB
Lt. Col. John E. Satterstrom of Amarillo has been named operations officer at Reese Air Force Base in Lubbock. He was ordered into active service from reserve status after working as a cattle rancher. Satterstrom served in the South Pacific in 1944 1945 with 83 hours combat time as a pilot, earning ribbons including American Theater with one battle star, South Pacific with seven bronze stars, and Philippine Liberation with two stars. He graduated high school in Phoenix and studied pre law at Amarillo College.
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Reese Air Force Base
Lubbock
John E. Satterstrom
Amarillo
Satterstrom
Sue
Cindy
Bowie
South Pacific
Phoenix, Ariz
Amarillo College
Egypt Plans $17 Million Revenue Boost From Duties
Egypt expects to raise an additional 17 million dollars by increasing duties on wine and tobacco. The move aims to bolster state finances amid economic pressures and unsettled market conditions.
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Egypt
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Owen
Doc's Liquor Store, Inc
Doc
Iquor Store, Inc
South Fillmore
Rob Mills
Advertising Club
Lee Cox
Korea
Worthington
Ua Bee
Cootiettes
Alaska
Hawaii
Hedwig Eaton
Tyler
Globe-News
Khoury Bros
5Th Avenue
Johnie's Gift
Rt Eee
el Lurex
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