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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1941
Page
12
The Diocese of Amarillo, erected Aug 3 1926, becomes one of the nation’s largest with 73 000 square miles and 14 parishes. Bishop FitzSimon presides as its third period begins after Bishop Lucey’s elevation and installation.
A dense timetable lists 6:00 p.m. to near midnight NBC and local programs on KGNC, KFDA, and affiliate networks, including Fred Waring, Kay Kyser, Lone Ranger, Queenie shows, and daily news. It covers morning and afternoon blocks with Farm Round Up, Breakfast Club, Ma Perkins, Guiding Light, and local market reports, plus entertainment from Cadence and municipal broadcasts.
The article describes Bishop Laurence Julius FitzSimon selecting the motto May the Prince of Peace reign for his episcopal coat of arms. It explains the heraldic shield elements the cross and heart, the Amarillo diocese field, the FitzSimon family crescents, and the Lone Star of Texas brisure, with a note on the red and yellow color symbolism and the coat of arms creator.
A Catholic installation mass in Dallas ordains Bishop FitzSimon with Rev. Francis Kaminsky and Rev. Joseph Walter leading clergy. Papal Bulls read by Monsignor Pobluda Rowena. Attendees include archbishop Lucey and clergy from multiple Texas parishes.
Multiple warranty deeds recorded including GH Jones to Ruth Reddell and J W Triplett to A A Kimbrow with modest sums. A divorce case Wilson versus Wilson and a clerical luncheon at St Anthonys Hospital noted alongside a record of a massive Anderson Ranch Dam project 330 feet tall by the Bureau of Reclamation in Idaho.
Miss Jewell Davidson announces October payments to state and county may reach 300000 with receipts issued this week. Totals show 25683901 collected by morning as mail continues to arrive before the deadline. Prompt payment discount drops to 2 percent in November. San Marino claim as Europe’s oldest state founded in the fourth century.
A vintage advertisement touts Black-Draught laxative as a top seller in the Southwest. It claims gentle, thorough relief from constipation using purely vegetable ingredients, including a tonic laxative to tone lazy intestinal muscles. The familiar yellow box offers 25,040 doses for 25 cents.
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