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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1950
Page
2
A fragment reveals Mr. Fort and Denver praised by unnamed speaker for civic virtue. The message urges shared responsibility and gratitude to the man who gave the party, framing the moment as a civic lesson about everyone needing guidance and support.
A public publication notice shows Dioteens board of censors listing members Wes Iizzard Allingham N D Bartlett G Mrs Sarah Winter ao Robewis Nordyke Joe Hess and Alice Tseane for theater Actes in Texas Aug Actes. The fragment cites names and publication action without full context or dates.
Mrs. David Rasco praised as very attractive and stylish. She noted David Rasco’s return will bring speaking requests, though he would prefer a whipping to giving a talk. she expects him to follow the trend of returning war correspondents taking speaking engagements.
Dick Seay, a noted local citizen, was seen on Polk Street walking rapidly and talking animatedly with a friend. His recovery has been complete and he appears as good as new.
A man in decent condition can stroll down the street at speed while chatting, showing he remains winded only minimally. The remark highlights casual fitness as measured by breath control during conversation.
A quirky song titled Molasses Molasses is described as the latest odd tune, likened in tone to Yes We Have No Bananas. The remark notes its eccentric appeal and playful novelty.
A nostalgic note recalls an old song that resurges in popularity. The phrase highlights a child's prayer to her distant father, evoking a tender period in historical memory.
The Fort Worth and Denver Railway issues a formal apology to its customers for a private dinner party incident on the train from Bas to Amarillo. It states the mishap was unforeseen and pledges to strive for complete and satisfactory service going forward.
A train passenger returned to a diner at 5 30 and found the dining area nearly full. The lounge was in the rear and seven or eight seats remained empty. The steward informed the narrator a private party was being served. Attendees were men and women.
A diner scene recounts a 30 to 45 minute wait for meals. A private party, described by patrons as a Fort Worth bankers gathering, occupies a public dining space amid sedan chairs and a bustling lounge, drawing tongues and curious glances.
A Fort Worth diner serves a lavish meal to railroad men en route to a Colorado Springs convention. The private party, arranged by a Fort Worth & Denver official, caused upset among paid passengers and drew praise for the man’s goodwill but admitted misjudgment in timing and public touch.
A man remarks that some in the town and beyond buy papers hoping a new war will begin so they can profit. He claims these people seek fresh conflict for financial gain and repeatedly seek sensational headlines.
Cedric Adams cites unusual properties including a garage with a porch and a bathtub painted with a motto. A playful revision shows a cake gift amid family notes. Experts warn on gender fairness in parental control. A magazine tip advocates leg crossing to alter leg appearance and discusses differences between women and men.
New York, Oct. 19. Army recruiting officers learned why 23 year old George L. Gonzalez will not report for a draft examination Monday. Gonzalez was killed in action in Korea on Sept. 5 while serving as a combat medical man with the First Cavalry Division. He enlisted in August 1949.
Peggy Bralley seeks return of a brown leather notebook lost Friday between 2100 Harrison and 2200 Hughes. It contains autographs, a fountain pen, and classroom notes. identification shows Peggy Bralley. Reward offered. contact 3 4461.
A reader offers ironing at home for 60 cents per hour and can iron anything but white shirts. Also selling three coats for girls in sizes 16 and 14, a leggings suit size 2, and a girl's hooded coat. Call 3 7101 or 3 1470.
Dear Tack expresses interest in adopting a child into a home setting. Call 2-7575 to discuss details and potential placement with a caretaker ready to provide a stable environment.
A cedar hand rubbed cane was left in a Lord's dressing room on Friday October 6 and was picked up by someone else. If you took it, please call 7102 to return it.
A person seeks steady daytime work with housecleaning, washing and ironing duties offered at 75 cents per hour and lists the contact number 9492 for arrangements.
A reader advertises washing and ironing services by a colored woman operating from her home at 1606 North Adams. Contact is by phone 30163 for local work.
A request to provide in home child care for any age on an hourly daily basis. The note seeks flexible arrangements and continuous supervision without specifying exact ages or formal qualifications. It emphasizes domestic setting and variable care periods.
Lost large gray part Persian tom cat named Mikey with a bushy tail last seen in Roberts Addition West Amarillo. Liberal reward offered. Call 2-2097 or visit 1518 Broadmoor rear.
A brief ad offers a small dog to be given to a capable adopter in the country and mentions a two or three room apartment available for letting for repair. The reader warns applicants should not be too fussy. Contact 200 North Arthur.
Help wanted to rehome two dogs a gentle eight week old puppy and a six month old female. The six month old is house trained and good with children and is sought by a dog lover. Call 3-0446 for details.
Open face gas heater offered for trade for a gas log. Also have a large rollaway bed with mattress to trade for a half size rollaway bed with mattress. Phone 2 9751.
Caring caregiver offers hourly daily or weekly supervision at private home. Fenced yard features a large sand play area and swings plus an indoor play room for bad weather. Excellent care available. call 8546 for details.
A local service offers morning housework from 8 to 12. Rates are 75 cents per hour. Call 3 0379 to arrange.
I have a used electric refrigerator for sale or trade. It is a 5 foot box suitable for a small space and needs a new owner who can use it.
A notice notes Mrs Roy Nowlin at 2100 Western seeking a kitchen or apartment arrangement. The brief item references housing options and the residence context without additional details.
Mrs A T Goss offers a 75 pound Vitalair refrigerator for sale at 1100 South Johnson. She also offers ironing services by the dozen or hour, guaranteeing her work, at 1706 West Twelfth.
An individual identifies as a colored girl offering ironing services after school hours. Rates are 75 cents per hour and references are available. Interested parties are asked to call 3 3536 before 8 AM or after 3 PM.
An elderly lady advertises babysitting services for hourly daily or weekly care. She requests interested clients call 2-3429 at 218 Milam for arrangements.
A black water spaniel with a white chin and breast, five months old, went missing Sunday around 9 AM. The owners offer a liberal reward and request contact at 8367 or 608 Louisiana for information on his whereabouts.
A colored girl requests employment at a cafe or private residence. She asks for strong references and provides contact: call 2 6448.
A brief personal notice offering day work or steady employment. Contact by phone at 3-9845.
Home ironing service available by the dozen or hour. Also selling a good used electric motor. Call 3-9735 for details.
A person seeks light housework for a few hours weekly with no Saturday work. They request a call back at 9274 and say the caller will supply a contact number.
Loveable family seeks dependable housekeeper to share home and care for three children with no heavy work. Evenings open for babysitting others or sewing if machine available. Mrs W D Nickel offers a five month old Irish Setter pup for trade. Phone 7073.
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