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A stream of small notices details moves of residents and families. Births, travels, new arrivals, and local errands fill the town page with names and addresses from Amarillo and nearby areas.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1944
Page
9
A stream of small notices details moves of residents and families. Births, travels, new arrivals, and local errands fill the town page with names and addresses from Amarillo and nearby areas.
Rome reports steady day and night aerial pounding of German columns moving northward in Greece. Medium and heavy bombers attacked by day while night fighters swarmed the Larisa to Kozani corridor toward the Yugoslav frontier. Three other columns in Albania were hit and several vehicles destroyed. British land troops have joined Greek guerrillas in harassing rear guards near Larisa.
Pet owner seeks return of a brindled faced kitten with white throat and black and orange spotted body after it jumped from a car on Van Buren Street. A pale blue pink locket linked to the owner was misplaced between Amarillo College and Bivins School. Call 9955 or 21308, or 9472, for a reward.
Mrs. N. N. Whitworth head of Amarillo High School speech department will address women teachers from Panhandle regions at the Delta Kappa Gamma regional meet in Amarillo Saturday. A luncheon at 1 pm at Amarillo Country Club follows a 10 am music program by Julia Evans' A Capella Choir featuring Waring and Cain works.
Courthouse records show multiple marriage licenses including Joseph A. Yopchick with Grace E. LaRock and Lee Roy Robinson with Fannie Chisum. Additional pairs listed include D D Cameron and Gwendolyn Cooke, Joseph Cantatore and Grace Kate York, Fred Duane Hicks and Leota Parsons, Melvin D. Koopman and Claire L. Dubbels, E M Grokett and Elizabeth McMath, Vernon L. Kuttleson and Laura C. McEntire. Globe News Want Ads Get Results.
Capt William D Barnes to receive an Oak Leaf Cluster replacing an Air Medal and Sgt Marvin C Alton to receive a Distinguished Unit Badge during a 4 PM parade at Amarillo Army Air Field. Brig Gen Carl W Connell to pin the decorations. Lt John Leonard serves as parade adjutant. Barnes earned the cluster for sustained combat missions Feb 27 1943 to Mar 14 1944 in the South Pacific. Alton earned the DUB with a Fifteenth Air Force heavy bomber group in Italy for a Feb 24 1944 raid on Steyr Austria that succeeded despite heavy resistance.
The text warns against exploiting incomplete wartime truths to win votes of newcomers who fear assimilation. It argues the war-time coalition must be preserved to achieve postwar aims, with demobilization and peace plans hinging on a secured, long-term victory and stability to prevent future conflict.
The Sunday lesson in Christian Science Churches centers on Everlasting Punishment with the Golden Text from Lamentations 3 39 40 asking about punishment for sins. It cites Ezekiel 18 21 promising life to the wicked who turn from sin and follow gods statutes. The Science and Health text notes sin as a sense that misleads the sinful soul.
Lt. Floyd M. Hodges of Amarillo earning an Oak Leaf Cluster in lieu of another Air Medal for meritorious achievement on combat missions over the Pacific. A Amarillo High School graduate, Hodges is a first lieutenant and son of Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Hodges, overseas since October. He joined the 13th AAF Hit The Silk club after parachuting from a wrecked bomber on UaE Island.
A brief ad seeks bundle washing jobs, offering one to two days of service. The writer targets men’s work and is available for short-term cleaning tasks.
Advertisement for knitting patterns 4855 offering sizes 34 through 50 and a 2% yard requirement for size 36 jumper. Includes price twenty cents and mailing address in New York. Also promotes Anne Adams book with free hat and muff bag pattern and a fall and winter pattern book.
Mrs Marshall seeks a permanent farm job with part crop and salary, notes tractor experience and availability after 2 pm at 309 Forest Street. Also offers ironing at home with pickup and delivery, home ironing for others, and care for a small baby for a working mother. Contact 1702 Line Avenue.
Mrs Maxine Rankin seeks immediate placement of her baby daughter in a Christian home or caregiver. She is willing to pay for the service and requests calls to 20038 between 2 and 10 PM. Husband is overseas and no other caregiver is available.
Experienced beauty operator seeks employment and can work only from 9 o'clock in the morning.
Improved and unimproved land in the Ozarks offered on easy terms. Call or write for details or to arrange a showing. rail travel available to facilitate inspection.
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