Seattle Trip Reveals War Boom and Local Color
The writer compares Seattle’s flowers and growth unfavorably to Texas towns, notes a Texas guest’s coffee complaint, and describes wartime boom with lumber mills and defense projects. He observes traffic, police needs, Canadian tax policy, monkey puzzle trees, Amarillo beautification, and trainyard encounters with soldiers and officials.
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Fort Worth
Dallas
Indianapolis
Seattle
Local residents share news and visits across Amarillo
A miscellany of travel, guests, and back home tales from Amarillo, featuring firemen tending pepper plots, Olive Steed starting first grade, and dozens of friends and relatives visiting from Chicago, Knoxville, Richmond, and other places.
Ill Doctor D Roach Improves Weathers Home Stay
Dr. D Roach has recovered from a ten day illness and will remain at his home at 1806 Harrison Street for about a week. The report notes rapid improvement and a necessary domestic rest period. Also mentioned is the Mead family of 503 Tennessee Street attending the Santa Fe fiesta with their son David.
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John Armstrong
Betty
Ong Street
C. E. Sumerlin
Jackson Street
Lake City
Colo
Leon P. Montgomery
Tyler Street
Shreveport
Leon Montgomery
S. E. Ross
Hayren Street
Kay Reppert
P. L. Reppert
Hayden Street
Robert Green Memorial Hospital
Miss Reppert
Wellesly College
San Antonio
Reppert
E. B. Harris
Monroe Street
California
San Diego
Los Angeles
Charles W. Boles
Taylor Street
J. Hoytt Boles
Fort Worth
Herman
D. Roach
Harrison Street
David T. Mead
David
Tennessee Street
L. N. Hassell
Local residents report travel and social visits across Texas
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lemond and son Robert returned from Dallas with Mrs. Lemond visiting there for a week. Mrs. C A Gray and son Bobby came back from Tucumcari after visiting friends. Otis Priest and family spent the weekend in Pampa tending to business and relatives. Janie and Virginia Coffin returned from a house party in Dumas hosted by Betty Koerting. Rip Singleton is back from vacation in Lufkin and Waverly Westbay returns from the city water department trip.
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Ralph Lemond
Robert
Fannin Street
Dallas
Dumas
Janie
Virginia Coffin
Sunset Terrace
Betty Koerting
Rip Singleton
City Engineering Department
Lufkin
Waverly Westbay
City Water Department
Birthday Greetings and Travel Notes in Local Columns
Birthday greetings are extended to De A. E. Winsett R. C. Fields Almer Jerman Mrs. John Ballard Mrs. Leo Newman Helen Strite Charles L. Rittenberry Sandra Irene Kerr Billie Jo Ballard John Sellars. Mr. and Mrs. Harris Kimbrough report ten days of redistricting in Colorado mountains with neighbors exchanging fish. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Casler remembered at Ong Street with an early note of their outing.
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Olive Steed
Wolflin School
Charles
Olive
A. D. Steed
Ong Street
de. A. E. Winsett
R. C. Fields
Almer Jerman
John Ballard
Leo Newman
Helen Strite
Charles L. Rittenberry
Sandra Irene Kerr
Billie Jo Ballard
John Sellars
Harris Kimbrough
Hayden Street
Colorado
C. A. Casler
Teacher Shortage Letter From Married Applicant
A man 35 with a Bachelor of Science, permanent high school certificate, and health certificate writes about a teacher shortage. He notes his readiness to teach and mentions continuing on page 5 for details.
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Canada
United States
Tack
West Texas Teachers College
Local families visit relatives and return from trips
The piece lists Carlsbad visitors from Amarillo and Redfield South Dakota, including Patty Betty and Sammy at 1610 Buchanan Street visiting Max Busch and Dorman Johnson. It notes Busch family ties, a 10 day trip via Roswell Carlsbad El Paso Juarez and Hot Springs New Mexico, plus school starts for Ann and a misattribution by Evelyn Boyd, society editor, about a candy gift.
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Patty
Betty
Sammy
Buchanan Street
Carlsbad
Max Busch
Dorman Johnson
E. B. Hassell
Redfield
S. D
Busch
Amarillo
Sprouse Reitz
C. B. Pittman
Bill
Ann
Polk Street
Roswell
Fl Paso
Juarez
Hot Springs
N. M
Carlsbad Cavern
Alice Landergin
Evelyn Boyd
Society
Mary Lewis
Evelyn
Atlantic City
N. J
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