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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1946
Page
7
Permit activity this week remains low with under 30000 dollars issued in three days. Most permits cover alterations and one room additions. The largest goes to K. S. Reynolds for a six room brick veneer dwelling valued at 8000 dollars and Mrs. Ray Nunn receives a four room frame dwelling permit valued at 5000 dollars.
Marvin Nichols city consulting engineer will meet with the mayor's water advisory committee tonight at 7:30 in city hall. The committee includes Jeff Negly as chairman, Charlie Lambie, Tom Wingate, Jerry Briscoe and Frank Litle. Nichols, of Freese and Nichols Fort Worth, studies engineering problems to increase the city water supply, focusing on a site southwest of the city. The meeting allows the committee to review Nichols data with plans for later information from other sources.
Amarillo police will maintain a one way traffic pattern on North East Third Street to route cars to Butler Field for Friday night’s Amarillo Paris football game. Officers will direct parking with north and east facing lots to ease flow and curb theft. Townsend Club Meets At Court House At 2 PM.
A classic remedy Creomulsion is advertised to treat coughs chest colds and acute bronchitis. It claims to reach the bronchial membranes loosen phlegm soothe inflamed mucosa and help you rest with a money back guarantee if it does not quickly relieve the cough.
Cohasset resident Sarah L. Bates marked her 105th birthday after years of illness that once sent her to New York for strength. Friends and town officials gathered to honor the milestone.
Governors will issue proclamations for Optimist Week October 6 to 13 and Amarillo plans activities tied to the theme Friend of the Boy. Tom Fletcher notes Optimist clubs partner with Boy Scouts YMCA and Junior Optimist to foster recreation leadership and guidance for boys. The article also mentions Brooklyn Bridge cables and Cuba as the largest West Indies island.
Funeral services for Pop Carnes longtime Globe News typographical worker will be held tomorrow at 3 PM in Griggs Chapel. Dr F E B Fincher will officiate. burial in Llano Cemetery. Carnes, 64, joined Globe-News in 1918 and lived at 852 North Jackson in Amarillo. Pallbearers are D W Wible Joe D Hess W H Howell James A Ramsey P D Roach and E L Clayton.
In Africa Arab and nego sports men once shot down netted decoyed speared bought or kidnapped negroes for the slave trade.
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