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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1945
Page
3
In Coblenz May 18, soldiers fear long occupation will erode non fraternization rules. Officers note penalties for intimate ties, yet warn GI familiarity with locals may grow as months pass. The piece cites soldiers, a colonel, and the lost Jacksons with contact details for information.
Graduates from Amarillo two nurse training schools will have commencement events next week. Northwest Texas Hospital hosts a class of 27 at 8 p m Monday in First Christian Church with Dr Roy Snodgrass giving the address and Dr B M Puckett presenting diplomas. Class president Miss Alta Mullins of Childress also a Northwest Texas Hospital trainee Graduate plans for Navy duty during June. A mother climax starts this weekend with the Northwest Texas picnic at 8 tonight on hospital grounds. baccalaureate is Sunday at 8 at Polk Street Methodist Church with Dr Neal Cannon scheduled to speak. Public invited to both services and commencement.
Dear Tack a gold backed brooch shaped like two hearts covered with small pearls has been lost of great sentimental value a liberal reward will be paid for its return call 25256. A READER.
Ration books No 3 and No 4 are missing. Names include Robert Miles Dorothy Mae Jones and Ellen G Miles. If found, please call 2 2375 to return them.
Woman seeks returned sales books for the Catholic Church Extension Society. Caller should contact 2 1529 or write in care of general delivery in Amarillo to Mae Branigan.
A refined middle aged widow invites a mature gentleman aged 50 to 65 to write and meet for companionship. She values kindness, discretion, and meaningful conversation in pursuit of a respectful relationship.
Two ration books numbered 3 and 4 bearing the name Ward are reported lost, prompting local authorities to issue notices and request replacement procedures for affected residents.
Mrs L W Abbott calls for a yard man at 516 East Twelfth offering hourly wages and full time work in her neighborhood. George A Shoop seeks a middle aged dairy couple for living in a two room house with electricity and a three unit surge milker in Jericho Texas. Phone contact provided.
In Amarillo on April 27 a six month old's baby book was lost on Polk Street. It bears Frances Patricia Harris and parents' names and address. Please mail the book collect to Mrs C L Harris Box A 7 Dumas Texas or return it to Dr Ernestine Smith 705 Fisk Building Amarillo.
A widowed mother, Pauline Frost, requests daytime childcare for two or three children around her three year old daughter. She invites caregivers to visit 203 Florida to discuss services and availability.
A reward is offered for a pair of glasses with plastic rims lost Friday night. Call 6881 if found.
Mrs. L. H. Davis reports a billfold containing over $25 was lost Saturday morning in Beverly's store on Polk Street. Identification with her name and address was inside. She offers a $5 reward for its return and asks the finder to contact 833 Travis or call 5638.
Middle aged woman wanted to care for two girls Saturdays from eight to one. Must be responsible and enjoy children. Contact call 2 5179.
J. L. Tidwell asks that any found keys be call 2-5121. He believes they were lost in front of Kress' store and requests the finder contact him for retrieval.
A reader requests sewing work and provides a contact number 2-6698. Call to arrange plain sewing tasks.
A reader in Amaillo asks to contact Whitlock Motor Co. of Borger regarding a 1937 Chrysler with license 835-244. The notice directs the owner or interested party to reach Whitlock Motor Co. for details.
Amarillo readers are asked to help locate a buddy or anyone with knowledge of Marines in Co E 2nd Bn 3rd Division stationed on Guam. Mrs. Robert Martin seeks contact for her deceased brother and requests cards at 223 North Bryan, Amarillo.
Mrs T W White reports her red Cocker Spaniel Penny went missing from home Saturday night at 1601 B Taylor. A reward is offered for Penny's safe return.
The piece notes a uniform shortage for Boy Scouts and high prices keep children from buying new gear. It urges mothers with unused Scout uniforms to donate them to aid needy youths.
St Anthony's Hospital will graduate the class of 24 nurses next Wednesday night. Ceremonies will be at 8:30 in Cathedral Hall after benediction at 8:15 in St. Mary's Academy. Rev. William F. Blakesbee and Dr. Amos E. Winsett will speak. Most Rev. Laurence J. FitzSimon will award diplomas. Miss Orva Bowles of Arnett Oklahoma leads the class and has enlisted in the Navy.
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