Amarilloan Helps With Russians During War Service
Pfc. Walter W. Mazura served nine months in Europe in two roles infantry rifleman and Russian interpreter. He arrived home on discharge after serving with the 65th Infantry Division and sustaining wounds at Saarlautern in March and from shrapnel a month later. His wife resides at 1322 South Pierce.
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Europe
Pfc
Walter W. Mazura
South Pierce
Infan
65Th Infantry
Saarlautern
Mazura
New York City
Missionaries to Lead Amarillo Bible Service Tonight
Missionaries including a Navajo Indian will speak at the Church of the Open Bible at Fifteenth and One in Amarillo tonight. Rev. H. A. Somerville, pastor, invites the public to attend. Also noted is the discharge of photographer J. Howard Miller from military service at Bryan Army Air Field. he lives in Clovis.
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Amarillo
Church of the Open Bible
H. A. Somerville
Howard Miller
J. Howard Miller
McCormick Company
Bryan Army Air Field
Clovis
Private Mazura Completes Seven Years Service
Surrendered. He was stationed in Austria for several months in that capacity. When discharged, Private Mazura had completed two army enlistments and a total service of seven years.
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Austria
Mazura
DAV Plans Party for Men in Veterans Hospital
The Disabled American Veterans women’s auxiliary will host a party for patients at the U S Veterans Hospital next Tuesday night. Two new chairmen were named at the auxiliary meeting held at Mrs. Jodelle Neuhardt’s home. New members joining the auxiliary include Mrs. Yvonne Jones, Mrs. Maxine Tomlinson, Mrs. Naomi Price, Mrs. Evelyn Reeves, Mrs. Alma Sloan, and Mrs. Margery Odom.
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Disabled American Veterans Women’s Auxiliary
Jodelle Neuharat
Virginia
Nelle Allbrooks
Neuhardt
Yvonne Jones
Maxine Tomlinson
Naomi Price
Evelyn Reeves
Alma Sloan
Margery Odom
Veteran of Many Armies Returning to Amarillo
Private Modean G. Wiggins of Amarillo returns home after honorable discharge at Camp Swift separation center. He spent 16 months overseas serving in France Holland and Germany with the British Second Army and the American Third First and Ninth armies.
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Pvt
Modean G. Wiggins
Amarillo
Camp Swift
Wiggins
France
Holland
Germany
Harbin Fined for Selling Beer to Intoxicated Man
H. C. Harbin pleaded guilty in county court and was fined 300 dollars plus costs for selling beer to an intoxicated man. The offense occurred at Harbin's cafe on the Panhandle Highway about a mile from Amarillo city limits.
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H. C. Harbin
Harbin
Panhandle Highway
Amarillo
Amarillo Junior Chamber outlines safety plan
The outline proposes better lighting on North East Eighth as a safety measure under the General Safety Committee. It covers six areas: school safety, accident reporting, community safety council, education, engineering, and enforcement, with lighting, signs, and painted traffic lanes as engineering priorities. Division chairmen include Johnny Raef, Arlie Hudson, and Russell B. Led.
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North East Eighth
Amarillo
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