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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1944
Page
9
A long Amaranillo column records births at St. Anthony's Hospital, new neighbors moving in from Canyon and Dallas, and various local residents listed as medical or surgical patients. It notes travel of relatives, enlistments, and community notices toward the end of a community page.
E. W. Kinney from Plainview visited the city yesterday, spending time in local circles and meeting residents.
Sgt and Mrs R L Moore of Clovis travel to Amarillo for a visit. The stop highlights a civilian family moment during military service.
Mrs. Lawrence O'Keefe Jr of Indianapolis is visiting Amarillo friends this week. Wichita visitor R. K. Lindsey is in town for business and staying at the Herring Hotel.
Sgt and Mrs Johnny Johnson from Albuquerque spent yesterday in Amarillo as listed in the Globe-News Want Ads.
Black Hills Passion Play cast arrives in Amarillo with Josef Meier greeting Lions Club at the Herring Hotel. The English production debuts Nov 12 to 16 at the High School Auditorium with a Sunday matinee at two and a night show at eight. Proceeds go to the Lions Club Crippled Children’s Fund.
Ernie Pyle describes ongoing hedgerow warfare as German defenders pull back under pressure. Small, frequent engagements pile up into a large war, with American troops advancing by neutralizing hedgerows and avoiding hand-to-hand combat. Local visitors from Plainview Clovis and Mesa appear in Amarillo postings.
John B. Gist is reported in critical condition at St. Anthony's Hospital after more than a week of treatment. Also noted are a transfer of PFC. Rutland from Camp Wolters to Gainesville and Oklahoma City visitors Lt. and Mrs. R. D. Osborne.
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