Around Town Highlights from the Peffley Home
Social notes list guests of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin L. Peffley and others visiting Fort Bayard, Waco, Dallas, and various hometowns. Births include Michael Edward OGrady Nov 8 and Rebecca Ann Zweig Nov 8, with families named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin L. Peffley
van Buren
Harold E. Young
Fort Bayard
Mr. Young
USO
W. Hudson
Dallas
J. W. Sanders
Hughes
H. F. Saunders
Rev. Feezer
Waco
First Baptist Church
Sanders
Mrs. Saunders
Mike
Joe O'Grady
North Pierce
Michael Edward
A. W. Nicklaus
Curtis E. Richardson
Farrow Bowman
Carol Ann
Bowman
Baylor University
M. E. Jacobson
West Tenth
Ellen
Max Zweig
Rebecca Ann
Northwest Texas Hospital
Theo Zweig
Jefferson
Sybyl Miller
Lubbock
Annita Mae Jones
A. K. Bass
West Eighteenth
Henry Evans
Virginia Teubner
Tulsa
Harry Styron
Konawa
Oklo
Bass
Sam Pace
Pace
Earl Richards
Beverly
W. S. Wagley
Abilene
Richards
Wagley
Loren Young
Tyler
Washington, DC
New York City
Chi
Cago
T. M. Lair
West Twelfth
Don Harter
Fort Jackson
Albuquerque
California
Harter
Alaska
Captain Harter
George Mager
Harrison
Charles EF. Mager
Baltimore
Local Birth and Hospital News Highlights
The column records births at St Anthony's and mentions several new arrivals with birth dates in November. It lists Wanda Dorbritz and J L Gallaher daughters among others and notes hospital destinations, and includes social updates from residents of Amarillo and surrounding areas with names and addresses. It also covers hospital news sections for Northwest Texas and St Anthony's with patient names and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Dorbritz
Mississippi
J. L. Gallaher
Palo Duro
St. Anthony's Hospital
B. W. Wiseman
Prichett
Colo
Robert Cuellar
Arthur
Courthouse Records Blur Property Transfers and Divorces
Warranty deeds show multiple transfers including Louisa Belle Howard to May Belle Howard Lot 14 Block 56 Eakle and Hugh D Roberson to Leo Comer Lot 6 Block 59 San Jacinto Heights. District Court records list Lillie Pearl Miller versus Joe Miller for divorce and three marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisa Belle Howard
May Belle Howard
Eakle
Mel Armstrong
O. L. Sifford
Graham
Z. J Graham
Henson
Ab&m Linnie Redfern
R. T. Hodges
Wolflin Place
Hugh D. Roberson
Leo Comer
San Jacinto Heights
J. E. Moore
E. L. Craghead
Roberts Place
Alma Finkner
S. H. Lanier, Jr
J. M. Carathers
J. H. Nall
Wolflin
Plemons
Faye M. Ford
A. L. West
Forest Hill Terrace
A. FP
Heket
M. F. Frelds
Bivins
Noble Lawdon
R. A. Dempsey
Lillie Pearl Miller
Joe Miller
R. L Henderson
Alberta Ratliff
Joseph Norman Sargent
Dorothy Jane Brown
Andrew Pat Jones
Helen R. Barber
Communists Strengthen Grip in China Judd Warns
Rep. Judd, Minnesota Republican, returning from Asia, says Communist gains in China render U.S. Far East policy perilously close to failure after past refusal to support the Nationalist government. He toured China, Japan, and Europe as a one man subcommittee member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Judd
Asia
China
Greece
Far East
Japan
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Europe
Locust Plague In Central America Reaches Critical Stage
El Salvador faces intensified locust swarms as new bands arrive from Nicaragua and Honduras. Growers may hire a United States expert trained in pest control to combat the infestation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Salvador
Nicaragua
Honduras
United States
Mustache lore and elevator-humor from Vest Pocket Essays
Col Stoopnagle jokes about the origin of mustaches and Greek letters then riffs on a Pullman car tale. He envisions elevator operators with walrus mustaches controlled by wax to signal riders which floor to take, using mustache direction to guide travel.
Health Department Concentrates on TB in Texas
The State Health Department uses miniature film X ray surveys to locate undiagnosed tuberculosis cases, screening up to 1,000 people daily. Surveys have moved from Smith, Johnson and Hill to Brazos and Hays counties, with plans for Blanco, Burnet, Lampasas and Bell. Only dysentery and whooping cough rose above normal in the weekly morbidity report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
State Health Department
Smith
Johnson and Hill
Dallas
Health Department
Brazos
Hays
Blanco
Burnet
Lampasas
Bell
County Medical Society
Halth Department
Three Fishermen Die In Yarmouth Harbor Crash
The 89 ton Rainbow of Boston struck Sunday Point near Yarmouth Harbor entrance killing three fishermen and leaving at least two others missing and believed dead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yarmouth
Nova Scotia
Boston
Yarmouth Harbor
Pioneer Airlines hosts Bivins School students for tour
Eng lish Field facility tour showed Pioneer offices, ticketing, comms room, repair hangar to first and second grade pupils from Bivins School. Miss Faith Myers arranged with Bob Izzard and Bob Allison guiding the group through the DC 3, cockpit, and instrument panels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Air Lines
Bivins School
Pioneer
English Field
Faith Myers
Bob Izzard
Bob Allison
Izzard
Nancy Nutter
Benny Dee
Marget Curtiss
Jerry Wayne Ruffner
Frankie Coffman
Frank Elkins
Myron Jenkins
Peggy Powers
Danny Wilson
Jimmie Cowie
Nancy Swan
Betty Tatum
Buddy Powell
Hester Beth Inglis
James Ware
Jerrod Jackson
Bob Cotter
Rita Zigenfuss
Jimmie Fassage
Judy Sutton
Ken Kendricks
Eva Jo Miller
Carol Ann Ellis
Mary Catherine Jones
Wade Douglas
Caroline Brown
Fred Alexander
Jay Wilson
Ex-Defense Minister Granted Voluntary Exile in Quito
Former defense minister Col. Carlos Mancheno implicated in a failed Saturday uprising was allowed by the government to go into voluntary exile in Argentina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quito
Ecuador
Carlos Mancheno
Argentina
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Higgins
Eagle Nest
Marjorie Howard
Taylor
Frank Spain
Lipscomb
Adelle Simms
Florida
Pat Higgins
Broadmoor
Barbara Baker
Fairmont
O. W. Wright
Bellaire
D. W. Baker
Questa
Taos
Fort Worth
Frank O'Grady
Dumas
Patsy Joe
Franklyn Nicklaus
Pat
Nick
Margaret Wasson
Jean Barnwell
Joan Barnwell
Karen Louise Donahoe
Davis W. Hudgins
Parker
Dee Blanks
North Cleveland
Borger
A. E. Armstrong
Lincoln
Nocona
Wichita Falls
Ronald Joe
C. G. Blackwell
E. M. Giles
Buchanan
J. R. Blackwell
Aldridge
G. W. Lemons
Denison
Oklahoma
Lawrence N. Upjohn
Kalamazoo
Mich
L. J. Smith
Upjohn
Walter R. Moody
Polk
Edward Maki
North East
Billy Briggs
North Mirror
Willard Innes
Pierce
Heath Furniture
Taylor SR
Amarillo
Plainview
Clarendon
Memphi
Walshy
Bad Boy
Cupid
Mamie
Hupp
RES Callin
Kane Red
Poery
Archie
Duster
Kes
Kane Jupp
Ghter
Duster Stones
AGA
Warling
J. H. Edward
North
Henry Neusch
N. E. Roads
Canyon
W. N. Townsend
J. E. Webb
Louisiana
Imogene Matthews
Ollie Lee Hawkins
North West Sixteenth
Vergne Talkington
North Buchanan
Clyde Maize
Spearman
Jimmy Kent Wingert
Boise City
Okla
H. S. Crabb
Spring
Michael McBride
Lamesa
Leon Myers
McLean
Sam Tidwell
Carl Wilkinson
Jackson
Tenn
Tidwell
Mr. Wilkinson
Childress
B. D. Knight
Sharon K. Daniel
Rule
Theodocia Seay
Fillmore
Vincent McEntire
Tommy Foster
C. H. Cregg
East Fourth
Marjorie Young
Bryan
M. A. Miles
Surgical
J. B. Hayes
Bowmer Skelton
Panhandle
William D. Mays
C. E. Nance
West Twentieth
M. A. Adams
C. E Nance
Tom E. Nance
ST. Anthony's Hospital News
D. L. Jones
Adams
Pat Brown
Ross Hotel
W. Wyatt
Cleveland
Mece
HELL
Courthouse Records
Colonel Stoopnagle
Pioneer Airlines
Frank Curtiss
Fred S. Alexander
Sutton
E. W. Fassage
News-Globe
Lil
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