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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1947
Page
11
Amarillo College will host an All-College Open House in the college gym at 8 o'clock Friday evening. President Dr A M Meyer says social training is a key function and informal monthly gatherings aim to strengthen student and instructor understanding.
Social Security Administration held a three day conference in Dallas to discuss preventing loss of benefits and current problems in Social Security laws for bureau managers. John R. Sanderson, manager of the Amarillo office, returned yesterday noting attendees from 28 offices across Texas Louisiana and New Mexico.
Dr Edwards, Ohio doctor, has helped constipated patients for over 40 years with Olive Tablets. The vegetable remedy promises gentle, thorough relief of sluggish bowels and associated symptoms without griping. Available at all drugstores for 15 or 30 cents.
C B Battenberg is appointed buildings and grounds superintendent for the Amarillo public schools. He previously lived in Dayton Ohio and El Paso Texas and has wide experience in carpentry metalwork and teaching industrial arts. He holds a Bachelor of Science in education and a life certificate in industrial arts and vocational guidance. He plans to move to Amarillo from El Paso.
Reserve officers of the US Marine Corps are asked to report for 15 minute interviews at the Amarillo Marine Station. Sgt. Leonard V. Smith announces the interview to gather working data for a Marine Reserve unit to be established soon. Interviews are at officers convenience. Marine Corps offices are in Room 208 of the Post Office Building.
Mrs Leo Brauer of 1601 Jackson describes her cousin Victor Yates a member of his majesty's Third Hussar band who will play the wedding of Princess Elizabeth. She notes she was born in England and came to the United States after World War I.
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