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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1950
Page
4
Amanilles ines 4 obituary notice appears in Blackburn. Funeral details and service arrangements are announced by Shaw Funeral Directors.
Multiple death notices from a local paper list Sarah Emma Moore 58 of Los Angeles Don B Stark Johnnie Carroll and others. Mary Katherine Matthew 18 months. James Bogstess died. Ethel Grace Gardner 73 with children Leo Orval Lloyd Glenn Marie Eva Bertha. Services set at Blackburn Shaw Memorial Chapel Baptist Church Vigo, Memorial Park Claude Claude.
James Hugh McCue aged 47 of 1414 West 12th Street died recently. Survived by wife Hetty daughter Mary Ellen brother Lawrence mother Mrs. Lu McCue sister Mary and father Abrose. Rosary services at Sacred Heart Cathedral Monday 8 PM and Ivy Chapel Tuesday 9 PM followed by a Wednesday service.
Gregory Wolford Oldham, 53, of Hollis Oklahoma, died Saturday. Husband of Maude, father of Jack. Body sent to Hollis for burial there. Grady Oldham, 61, of 1519 Parker, died Sunday. Husband of Marielle, father of Jack and J H Oldham, Mrs. George Slaughter. Brother of Clinton. Service 4 PM Monday at First Presbyterian Church, interment eemand Cemetery Canyon. Leo Hoskins, 53, of 1402 West 19th, died Monday. Husband of Ovia, brother of J N. Service pending.
Fire at a cafe caused minor damage to the building and forced replacement of an expensive motor. Owner Mrs Hancock, a veteran cook with Tucumcari roots, had moved to Amarillo eight years ago and started her own cafe late last year. Firemen could not determine a cause.
Miss B. Green of Davis Oklahoma reports three weeks of Cuticura use relieved a three year facial pimple condition and says the pimples are now entirely gone. She recommends Cuticura to others and notes purchase at the local druggist.
Senator Clinton Anderson of New Mexico says President Truman will win the 1952 Democratic nomination without a contest. As head of the DSCC and DNC executive VP, he also doubts Gen. Eisenhower will be nominated by the GOP with Dewey’s backing. Analysts say Senate control hinges on close races in several states, with Democrats favored to retain both chambers.
BYARD NM Oct 22 A 30 year old ranch foreman Robert Compton is charged with stealing and unlawfully branding nearly 100 head of cattle from the Diamond L spread owned by Mrs. Margaret Todhunter. He is jailed in Deming. Accusations include unlawfully branding 41 steer calves and larceny of 54 heifers with earmarks but no brands, plus four other calves.
Charges of interfering with an officer were filed in Justice of the Peace Court against Jimmie Vogler and W. K. McLe more, ranch workers north of the city. They were arrested after allegedly attacking Texas Liquor Control Board agents at Urwin's Place on River Road as officers attempted to arrest a drunken patron. Each was released on $500 bond. Germany increases Volkswagen output to 8,750 units a month.
Final rites for Mrs. Ethel Grace Gardner 73 widow of C R Gardner Vigo Park pioneer will be conducted at Vigo Park Methodist Church at 2 30 PM with Rev M E Menefee officiating Burial will follow in Vigo Park cemetery She died Sunday night in St Anthony s Hospital and had been living with daughter Mrs Bertha Cullen since July Survivors include daughters Mrs Eva Kelso Mrs Marie Fowler and four Gardner sons
Vera O. Bruce, 20, pleaded not guilty in county court to theft under 50 dollars. Accused of taking two rugs five sheets two pillow cases and five towels from Pueblo Courts at 3101 North East Eighth on October 1. Charge filed by E A Regal court operator and former employee. Bond set at 500 dollars by County Judge Eugene Jordan.
Jodie Cates 704 Florida pleaded guilty in county court to giving a false statement to the Texas Employment Commission in an unemployment benefits case. He was fined $20 after B A Myers of the commission filed the charge based on a July 19 statement claiming he was not working, while records showed employment.
Ted Braun of Braun and Company argues advertising boosts production and employment, aiding consumer purchasing. He says Americans would avoid socialistic woes if exposed to American advertising and that ads trump press releases in shaping public perception during balanced advertising campaigns.
A war communique reports 26,000 prisoners taken in the past day, boosting the total to over 120,000. Most were captured in a trap linked to the First Cavalry Division and 4000 American paratroopers at Sun chon and Sukchon above Pyongyang, with thousands more in scattered pockets around Pyongyang.
Pfunder’s Tablets promise fast soothing relief from stomach acid distress including ulcer pain, gas, heartburn and burning sensations. The ad cites F. H. Pfunder’s formula with medically-proved ingredients and claims over 100 million tablets sold in 25 years with a money back guarantee.
A 300-pound black bear was killed by four men with rifles after they fired 10 shots into it while it was in a tree six blocks from Sudbury’s city center. The incident occurred yesterday.
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