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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1945
Page
7
A reader asks for the return of a small red male Pekingese dog that strayed from 852 North Jackson offering a reward. The notice mentions former Sergeant Norman L. Fisher Jr seeking a discharge certificate and its return.
Betty Maf Beets reports a black female Cocker Spaniel found at 732 North Johnson. Caller asks the owner to call 2-1757 to arrange return.
A Firestone No 56 16 ply big tire and inner tube went missing between Kaffir Switch and Talsa about three weeks ago. Reward offered by Mrs J E Orr of Happy Texas for its return. Also a 1942 class pin found and turned in at The Globe News office for claim. The writer seeks morning and evening housing in exchange for room and board or full time work. call 2 1400.
A six month old female part-Chow puppy is offered to someone who can provide a loving home. A 19 year old mother, Miss Maudiline Thomason, seeks a middle aged woman to live with her and care for her two children while she works, with references available. The notice also mentions mislaid coat and a request to return it, plus a phone contact.
A notice seeks a home care worker willing to join a family with room and salary. Call numbers 2-6198 or 2-9282 for details.
A reader seeks guidance on caring for an infant at home or in a motherless home and requests a phone call to discuss options.
A passenger recounts a Saturday trip to Amarillo when the bus stalled near town. The writer picked up a lady’s small black hat to keep it clean, then exited at the bus station with the hat in hand and seeks to return it to the owner who offered a ride.
A four year old expresses grief after a family dog was hit and killed. The child asks for a replacement pet to help cope with the loss.
A girl seeks a male puppy to adopt and offers a nice yard for care. A child reports a lost red purse near Seventh and Polk with about two dollars. calls to 8336. Also a request for a small washing machine and ironing service at West Sixth. contact 5789. Another notice asks for a quiet room in a home for a employed middle aged woman. call 20957.
A colored woman living at A READER 410 West Third Apt. C seeks day work excluding Sundays. She offers general house cleaning services and asks about available weekday employment.
Thursday afternoon October 25 two dogs offered for adoption one fox terrier mix and one black Dachshund call 204 Carolina to give them a home A box containing coats a sweater dresses and other items was lost near Highway 66 reward offered call or write Mrs O D Parsley Rt 3 Box 437 return requested A sand colored kitten missing from 2502 South Houston return to BILL DAVIS lost gloves sent from Italy sentimental value only
A reader reports a pair of black ballet slippers left on the counter of Woolworths. The item was noticed by a shopper and is awaiting return to the owner. No additional details released.
Mrs L P Sugg appeals for the return of her lost items and offers a reward. She asks callers to contact 7051 after 6 o'clock.
A resident asks the finder of a brown lady's billfold from the Morningside South Fillmore bus on Tuesday October 23 to mail the papers and pictures to 1018-D Fillmore. The finder may keep the money.
A person offers to care for two or three children at a large fenced residence with ample yard space. They can provide transportation if needed and mention the address 1510 North Cleveland.
Reader seeks a furnished garage apartment with both utilities and a workspace. Preference for west side location and compatibility with a 4 o'clock work start.
A resident seeks help locating a brown dog named Sergeant described as half Bulldog and half Dashshund. No bad habits. Call 6713 or visit 112 West Sixteenth. Reward offered. Send responses to Box 3533.
Mrs. E. M. Culwell reports a pair of brown kid gloves left on the Tenth St bus around 4 pm October 1. The gloves were a gift from her boy’s uncle in Germany and are described as irreplaceable. Finder urged to call 2-3797.
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