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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1945
Page
4
Sale headquarters will be the VFW Building at Seventh and Taylor to raise proceeds for relief work among disabled veterans and their families.
The speaker emphasizes continued national unity and ongoing provision of services to service members, noting persistent effort during active fighting. Heare stresses the need to back the troops with the same level of support previously offered. The statement mentions a quota affecting Amarillo and Potter.
County funds totaling 61782 will be distributed among 20 War Chest agencies including the USO, directing resources to support programs and services across the network.
Tiny Fogle funds a large service station at 1301 Polk with a 75 by 140 foot brick and glass complex. G D Gathright will construct it beside Crawford Garage and Livingston Body Shop. The project includes a wreck service to rebuild cars.
Mrs. Clark, 32, suffered multiple leg fractures, bruises, and abrasions when another car collided with the Clark vehicle ten miles south of Eden. Her husband, employed by Berfield Lumber Co, was unhurt. They were en route to Amarillo after a Kerrville visit to see Mrs. Clark’s hospitalized father Pat Malone.
Commander R B Groves of John B Golding Post 1475 VFW requests churches in Amarillo pause at 11 a m Sunday to remember the dead of World War I and II with buddy poppies sold Saturday. Poppies worn Sunday honor America’s veterans.
Clayton Heare, general chairman, said the National War Fund drive aims to unite efforts as Unity the town supports war relief. The drive closes November 30 and seeks to back men and women stationed overseas and at home in defeating tasks ahead.
Vernon W. McEntire doing business as Maxoil Manufacturing Company of 811 Georgia Street Amarillo Texas has filed its trademark MAXOIL with the Kansas Secretary of State.
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