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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1946
Page
5
A reader suggests a campaign to ease medical costs by having theaters pass the hat and using other methods to support polio treatment, noting the high expense and urging community participation to help less fortunate neighbors.
A fragmented line mentions a pocketbook related to a sick child and cites Earl C. Kirkley of 523 Cleveland in Amarillo Texas, indicating a personal or charitable note within a local notice or appeal.
Mrs Wesley Davis of 1004 Charles Avenue Pampa reports a large brown reptile bag lost near White and Kirk's or just outside. Reward offered for return or money kept if purse left at White and Kirk’s office. Sales ticket may serve as identification.
A purse found last Wednesday afternoon contains a small amount of money and bills bearing the name Margaret Hodges Route No. 3 Amarillo Texas. The finder reports location and seeks return of the belongings to the rightful owner.
Mrs Roy B Flippo states she found an item near Ratliff's Drug Store and left it there for identification. The owner may come to 730 North Mirror Street to claim it, and upon identifying herself she will have it returned. She noted the owner did not inquire earlier.
Dear Tack I lost a peach and white wool dressmaker coat in or near Kress or Anthony's on Saturday afternoon and ask the finder to contact 1027 West Sixth Street or call 2-6038. A reward is offered. Bennye Ruth Patterson Claude Texas.
A five year old girl, Carolyn Ann Belcher, asks readers to provide a male dog. She promises to care with parental help and cites her address at 805 Tennessee and phone 27268, thanking readers for aiding in finding a pet.
An advertisement seeks a woman to come to a home each week to wash, iron, and mend garments. The notice comes from a reader at 1500 Harrison, offering domestic help.
A widow with a 16 year old son and a 10 year old daughter seeks part time home help in exchange for room and board. She offers two room apartment with full bath and furnishings minus lights, plus some salary. Interested callers may reach 8575.
Last Sunday Mrs J L Minter of 309 River Drive found a girl's link friendship bracelet near 900 Tyler. The owner may claim it by calling The Globe News.
A nine month old part Collie dog is up for a new home. The notice gives contact at 507 B Jefferson. Also want to keep babies under one year for working mothers and offer experience, contact 729 North Roberts.
A home based ironing and quilting service is available by the hour at 1817 North Cleveland Street. Customer requests include ironing work and quilting projects completed at the residence.
A 44 year old woman seeks daytime employment caring for elderly or sick individuals while their families are at work. She asks interested parties to call 2-1587 and notes strong stamina and experience with ill persons.
A resident requests sheetrock supplies to finish a small house and notes a permit to buy is missing. Address confusion prompted listing P O Box 3453 San Jacinto Amarillo for replies. Also seeks a reward for a lost pair of blue plastic rimmed glasses with rims. Contact by phone 8079.
A guide to sewing at home for remodeling old clothes or creating new garments for adults children and babies. The practice covers measuring and making dresses tailored to individual sizes with practical tips for home sewers.
Reward offered for return of a red cocker spaniel puppy named Copper. Lost from 2615 Hughes area. contact Avery Rush in Tyler Amarillo Texas at phone 2 2931. Also note loss of plastic rimmed glasses in leather case, contact 5596. A trade inquiry offers ten pounds sugar for a bushel of local pears, call 2 1495. Italy has more miles of electrified lines than any other country.
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