Around Town highlights of social notes and arrivals
Mrs. H L Adkins Jr visits with relatives in Salina while family members travel. Sue Parks and son John Bert return to Pampa after visiting Fort Worth. Mrs. Meyer hosts guests including Robert Wolf of Fort Worth, with Nancy Meyer returning to Amarillo. Multiple births listed with Northwest Texas Hospital dates. Visitors travel to New York, Washington and Staunton for three weeks. Local movers include Harvey Jackson moving from Tulsa and S L Shepherd from Dallas. new neighbors at Sunset Terrace and Belleview. Reading includes ink spots and random notes, with business notices for photobooks and frames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Adkins, Jr
Perenty
Potts Ingerton
Washington Treet
Salina
Kan
Sue Parks
John Bert
Pampa
H. A. Herter
Hughes Street
PEN
E. B. Meyer
Bowie Street
Robert E. Wolf
Robert II
Fort Worth
Wolf
Thomas Edward
Tulsa
Ohio
Lieutenant Jackson
Washington
Dallas
S. L. Shepherd
Sunset Terrace
B. E. Hale
David
Fritch
Hale
Belleview Street
Rations Guide Emphasizes Basic 7 Foods Milk Fruit Cereal
The guide highlights a morning meal focused on Basic 7 items including ample milk fruit and whole grain cereal like Wheaties. It promotes balanced nutrition with consistent servings of dairy fruit and fortified grains as a daily standard.
Ellery Queen Solves Rosemary Haight Mystery
Ellery reveals Jim Haight planned to murder his wife Rosemary and used letters to mislead investigators. Rosemary, posing as Jim’s sister, was actually his first wife who died in Wrightsville. Roberta Roberts is named as Rosemary Haight and aided Jim's escape, while the real sister remains silent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemary
Pat
Bradard
Ellery
Nora
Jim
New York
Carl
Wrightsville
Rosemary Mary
Rosemary Haight
Jim Haight
Carter Bradford
Mr. Queen
Chief Dakin
Martin
Carter
Gus Olesen
Gus
Jim Hatch
Steve
Patty
James Haight
Wright
Roberta
Roberta Roberts
New
Belgian Youth Jitterbugs To GI Music
Liege amid war restrictions hosts a secret jitterbug scene as five GI soldiers enter a nightclub with tommy guns and musical instruments. A dark haired pianist and blond clarinetist lead the dance under Gestapo era fear and a watchful crowd of locals and soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liege
Belgium
Broadway
52Nd Street
New York
Bruno Manni
San Francisco
Jim Ille
Inglewood
Cal
GI Swing Show Delights Troops At Opera House
Technical Sgt Charles Baltimore and Pfc Louis Junod led a few troops in a lively swing set for wounded and replacement troops. The Belgian clarinetist matched Benny Goodman on stage as locals danced, cheered, and tossed flowers. The crowd remained energized past 2 AM after a Stanley-like performance and a note on the Amazon river totaling about 3 500 miles with 12 long tributaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Baltimore
Gaga
Passaic
Pfc
Louis Junod
Brooklyn
Liege
Benny Goodman
Junod
Amazon
South America
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Wolfs
J. Q. Barnes
Bill Harris
Anna Belle Settle
O. Dale Smith
N. D. Bartlett
John Currie
J. P. Moore
HB. A. Asbury
Chester Persall
Texas Hospital
Florida Street
Earle
North Fillmore Street
Northwest Texas Hospital
Charles Weaver
West Sixth Avenue
Tommie Shelton
Buchanan Street
Bob Underwood
Talmage Apartments
Washington, D. C
Staunton
N. H. Black
Polk Street
Wheeling
West Va
John F. Healey
Leone
White and Kirk's
Chicago
E. W. Coles
Fillmore Street
Brady
N. 8. Lawler
Mrs. Harvey Jackson
George Hammock
W. G. Rose
Dal
E. C. Carver
Ensign Carver
San Diego
Calif
L. E. Mason
West Sixteenth Avenue
Ensign
Cc. T. Davis
J. A. Patrick
Taylor Street
Hazlehurst
Miss
W. M. Patrick
Jenkins Gifts
Ong St
C. C. McDaniels
Bobby
J. Burton
W. D. Greer
Wylie
Tex
C. J. Hicks
Hugh Striver
Hugh
Blondie
Mange
Jane Apren
Fiames
Thiaps
Filiping
Bataan
Felipe
Wendao
MI Amigo
Wolecard Sackson
Senorava
Ramos Simoi
Senorita
C. N. Stokes Insurance
Bull Tire CO
Tyler
Ellery Queen
Poot Drug Stores
Orteney Drug
Polk
Santa FE Railway
United States Employment Service
ORTO
Railroad Retirement Board
Amarillo
Texas
Ozarka Water CO
Ozarka
U. S. Health Serviceurveys
W. 6Th St
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