Postwar Employment to Exceed 1940 Levels in Amarillo
Amarillo Chamber of Commerce projects 4 846 more jobs postwar than 1940 in city area with a 19 percent employment rise after the war. A purchasing power survey among 1000 families highlights demand for furnishings appliances cars homes and planes. Rural and urban totals project 5 361 workers postwar. Population 65 000 and Potter County land use figures noted.
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Amarillo
County Planning Board
Art Brasley
Six Portland teachers retire after 237 years service
Six Portland teachers will retire at the end of the school year with a combined record of 237 years service. They are Miss Eva Colesworthy and Mrs Bessie Bentley, 49 years each, Mrs Effie Jordan, 44 years, Ernest Orchampaugh, 37, Mrs Ruth Newhall, 30, and Miss Lucy Mann, 28.
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Portland
U.P
Eva Colesworthy
Bessie Bentley
Effie Jordan
Ernest Orchampaugh
Ruth Newhall
Lucy Mann
Chumbley Plaintiffs Seek Possession Of Amarillo Lot
The 108th District Court of Potter County Texas requires M F Sullivan and husband G P Sullivan and unknown heirs to appear by 10 AM on the first Monday after 42 days from June 25 1945 to answer trespass to try title and possession claims over Lot 2 Block 211 Holland Addition Amarillo. Plaintiffs John H Chumbley Bill D Chumbley R F Chumbley Cathern Lorrain Chumbley Hayden and Harry V Hayden assert ownership and seek possession against the defendants. The officer must execute the process and return per law.
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State OF Texas
M. FE. Sullivan
G. P. Sullivan
M. E. Sullivan
G. P Sullivan
108Th Judicial District Court of
Potter County
Amarillo
Texas
John H. Chumbley
Bill D. Chumbley
R. F. Chumbley
Cathern Lorrain Chumbley Hayden
Harry V. Hayden
A. D
Ben Smith
108Th Court
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