Betty Jane O'Brien to Wed Lieut Satterstrom
The Amarillo Woman's Page reports the forthcoming marriage of Miss Betty Jane O'Brien daughter of Mr and Mrs W O'Brien to Lieutenant John F Satterstrom. The couple announced at a Rose Bowl Tea Room luncheon with plans for a November 12 ceremony at Central Presbyterian Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jane O’brien
J. E. Satterstrom
Jean Florey
Margaret, Stone
Jane Gulerie
Isabel Boxwell
Jane Loring
Anita McDonald
Frances Jean Ravey
Patricia Pipkin
Betty Teel
Marka Ann Oliver
Nell Killough
Lynn O'Brien
W. B. O'Brien
J. G. O’brien
C. L. O'Brien
Mrs. O'Brien
U Deal Em Bridge Club Hosts Luncheon at Mrs Lynch Home
The U Deal Em Bridge Club met at 708 Fairmont Street for a 1 PM luncheon. Amelia Earhart dahlias highlighted the table. Bridges prizes went to Mrs. C A Craig and members' prizes to Mrs. Lloyd Jones and Mrs. F M Benesch. Next meeting set for 806 Maryland Street on October 28. The same report notes Sweden's shipbuilding hit by German mill steel plate shortages per the Department of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R M. Lynch
Fairmont Street
Amelia Earhart Dahlias
Charles Mellor
Bert Galbreath
Nora Beer
Harry Milholland
Jack Pittman
Lynch
Lloyd Jones
Maryland Street
Bright Spots in Amarillo Social News Features
Amarillo social column notes a house warming for Mrs. W. R. Smith at 924 Fannin Street with guests, gifts, Russian tea, and a tour of the home. It also lists registrants, hostesses, and club events including Newcomers' Club luncheon, St Marys Academy dance, and sorority rush activities at various local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Smith
Fannin Street
Marjorie Givins
J. W. Graham
Weldon Howell
Leonard Tate
W. T. Sherrill
FE. Rollins
Fannie Clark
Cleia Linda Holland
Dan Payillard
A. D. Linley
Ernest Sherer
James Herring
Truman Landis
L. Rietman
Sidney Brown
Sigma Tota Chi Sorority
Amarillo College
Johnnie Rene Lyons
van Buren Street
Harlene Cook
Ong Street
Dora Kenyon
Sue Murphy
Jo Anna Brown
Jane Gouldy
Kathryn Loving
Nepa Jo Willis
Dorothy Jenkins
Drucilla Adelmann
Nancy Everline
Helen Coker
Phyllis Burnett
Marie Dollar
Shirley Cline
Ruth Vows
Peggy Seale
Marguerite
Canyon
Too Canyon
Pi Omega Sorority
W. A. Warren
Charlotte Word
Jo Word
Marion Miller
Warren
A. M. Meyer
Sacred Music Heard by Harmony Club Program
Mrs. R. C. Martini led a Harmony Club afternoon at Mrs. Howard Lynch’s home with an executive board meeting beforehand. The program included solos by Mrs. Lord Wight and Mrs. R. L. Earthman, a Bach piano piece by Mrs. Wendell Henry, a Gypsy Rhapsody by Timmye Berg, a Gounod trio by several members, plus tea hosts and several rushees listed among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Martini
Harmony Club
Howard Lynch
Carolina Street
Jack Brooks
Lester Blakemore
Jesus
Lord Wight
Bach
Wendell Henry
Handel
Elijah
R. L. Earthman
Cable
Timmye Berg
Junior Harmony Club
Yola
Gounod
Mesdames
Paul Timmons
Burr Shane
W. L. Hickerson
J L. McLaughlin
C. E. Birkmeyer
Ivan Boxwell
E. R. Mayer
F. M. McLaughlin
James Wise
A. F. Morris
C. W. Seibel
Kenneth Travis
Hal Holt
Amarillo High Reports Favorable Student Teacher Ratios
Amarillo High School reveals a 25 to one student to teacher ratio and a 26.29 to one figure at the Senior High. The 1941 graduates total 585 with 251 boys and 334 girls, while 492 graduated in 1940. Library holdings reach 7361 volumes as of Oct 1, with 1614 students enrolled and 60 teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo High School
Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
R. B. Norman
Association
Norman
Farm payment trial tests Deaf Smith county figures
Deaf Smith County farmer Jess Carter faced a federal jury on charges of making false statements in government farm payments. Fellow Deaf Smith growers L L Nettles and W E Bruce were indicted and pleaded guilty as witnesses. Roy Helfenbein’s sentencing was not yet decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Carter
Deaf Smith County
L. L. Nettles
W. E. Bruce
Deaf Smith
Carter
James C. Wilson
Roy William Helfenbein
Helfenbein
Rail unions seek revision of basic working rules
Chicago dispatch reports C R Young, Illinois Central Railroad personnel manager, testifying before a presidential fact finding board that rule complexities fostered unwanted union specialization and monopolistic labor practices. The board probes wage disputes and 1 260 000 rail workers with failed negotiations threatening a strike. The piece also covers a two part war update on Moscow, noting German gains may peak and a possible winter lull, with encirclement risks around Borodino and Timoshenko’s forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
C. R. Young
Illinois Central Railroad
Young
United Press War Desk
Moscow
Germany
Borodino
Kalinin
Aksuga-Tula
Timoshenko
Volga
Further Auto Cut Expected by Henderson
Washington reports Leon Henderson, OPM civilian supply director, ordered a reduction of at least 51 percent in January 1942 passenger car production versus January 1941. The move, part of broader defense material cuts, implies a 36.3 percent six month drop from August 1 model year. Materials constraints, especially strip steel, may prevent meeting the January quota of 204,848 cars from the 418,350 produced in January 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Leon Henderson
OPM
Henderson
Draft Evader Victed Over Teeth Extraction Scam
A man was convicted yesterday on charges related to evading the military draft by having teeth extracted. He allegedly used the procedure to claim a medical exemption from selective service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selective Service
Legion Announces State Committees
AUSTIN Oct 15 Members of statewide Ameri can Legion, Department of Texas committees announced by Commander Andrew Dilworth include Child Welfare and Health James M Goodman Midland Rehabilitation Lou J Roberts Borger Americanism Sam W Weiss Paris Community Service M M Erskine Bryan Convention City Henry W Mc Corkle Port Arthur Alex Nisbet Plainview Sons of American Legion Joe M Daniel Corsicana G Ward Moory Odessa named field representative urgent necessity
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
American Legion
Department of Texas
Andrew Dilworth
San Antonio
James M. Goodman
Midland
Lou J. Roberts
Borger Americanism
Sam W. Weiss
Paris
M. M. Erskine
Bryan
Henry W. McCorkle
Port Arthur
Alex Nisbet
Plainview
Sons of American Legion
Joe M. Daniel
Corsicana
G. Ward Moory
Odessa
Army Air Corps Picture Tonight At Legion Home
Amarillo recruiting officers will show a motion picture of the United States Army and Air Corps tonight at 7 30 o clock at the American Legion Home. The film is sponsored by the American Legion. A recruiting officer said two more enlistees are needed for the flying cadets and an examining board will be brought here if more than four applications are received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
United States Army
Air Corps
American Legion
Pull the Trigger on Lazy Bowels with Senna Laxative
Advert claims Dr Caldwell's Laxative Senna with Syrup Pepsin relieves constipation by waking lazy nerves and muscles in the intestines. It touts ease on a sensitive stomach, pleasant taste for children, and urges purchase at local dry goods stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Cal Wells
Also Mentioned on This Page
Amarillo Music Teachers’ Association
Blackstone
Clarence Brady
Texas Artists’ Bureau
Elizabeth 8
Morris
Ardath Johnson
Lyle Ballard
Beckie Reeder Arnold
Grace £. Hamilton
Navy Frances Akard
Delphian
The
Delphian Society
Federation Club Rooms
Coast and Geodesic Survey
Department of Commerce
Lydia F. Pinkham
Sweden
Kitty Kerrigan Millinery
Style Shop
Fupoly
Peoneeran
Shoe Department
Alpha Iota
Evelyn Sibley
510
West Tenth Avenue
Josephine Wright
Tabby Sue Walker
Mary Sue Hill
Johnnie Scott
Virginia Hess
Frances Biggs
Martha Starkey
Bonita Snow
Hope George
Wanda Stevens
Phyllis Ford
Peggy Mitchell
Wilma Immell
Helen LeForge
Davee Treadwell
LeeAnna Edelman
Genieve Seaman
Miss Coy
LOR
Herring Hotel
H. Thaler
Henry Cusick
Clarence Cochran
L. Nolan Bricken
Nelson D. Crandall
St. Marys Academy
Cathedral Hall
Rose Bowl Tea Room
R. P. Jarrett
al Brgrett
Beth McCaslin
Ruth Cole
Gladys Hill
Grace Rogers
Mary Stack
Patsy Gutshall
Nancy Colley
Pat Pipkin
Dorothy Clutter
Maidelle Mitchell
Janie Beth Hibbetts
Norma Lea Blue
Juanita Smith
Fern Brannen
Katherine Stone
Kkay- Sons Furniture Mfers
West 7Th Ave
S. Arrid
American Institute of Laundering
Ajor
Louis F
Kfemle
Floyd V. Studeruperiate
American United Life Insurance CO
Amarillo Bldg
Legion
Napoleon
Army
Harper's Bazaar
Tailleur
Duchess
Thornton
Thouton
Kuykendall
Polk
Chevrolet
East 4Th Street
Fisher
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