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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1946
Page
3
A reader requests contact with Alexander about Tuesday performances. A lost billfold report asks the finder to return it with papers from the Corner Drug store on Second Avenue. The owner is Johnny Eugene Sizemore of the Congress Hotel.
The Tatterman Marionette Company presents Aladdin in Amarillo for three shows tomorrow at the Senior High School Auditorium. Performances start 10:15 AM, 2:00 PM, and 4:00 PM. tickets 25 cents. Sponsored by the Amarillo Junior League, with producer William Ireland Duncan and puppetry director from Western College. A backstage demonstration follows the play.
Alton Reeder asks readers to call his office at 2 2622 or write Box 513 Route 1. He notes residence about 15 miles out on the Canyon highway.
The note asks for return of a black and white billfold with important papers and a Parker 51 pen set, offering reward. It requests the billfold be returned to The Globe News and provides contact clues and names. The writer also seeks quilting work and a light janitorial job, listing phone numbers and skills.
A discriminatory notice proposes renting a Harlem apartment to a Black couple in exchange for the woman performing half a day’s work daily in the house. The remark reproduces prejudice in housing expectations and labor, reflecting era norms.
Ad claims blue star ointment stops itching in one application for eczema rash ringworm pimples scabies and tor itch. Promises money back if not satisfied and urges repeat use as nature heals.
A resident at 421 Rusk seeks assistance to get to a clinic. They report being paralyzed for 14 months and request transportation help.
A widow requests reader aid for train fare and offers a reward for a misplaced parcel. She left two sweaters in a Marizon Shop bag at Walgreens on Tuesday afternoon. Contact P. O. Box 293 or call 2-1321. Florence C Belville thanks a Good Samaritan who returned her billfold.
Owner reports a missing dog named Poochie. Description notes a small mixed breed with brown fur and white chest. Last seen near the Oak Street neighborhood, near Maple Park, around 6 pm yesterday. Contact details provided for any locating information.
A small black dog with white spots answers to Poochie. Contact Jimmy and Jere Johnson at 201 Crestway Terrace or call 2 6002.
A brief note states the person will provide nighttime care for children in their home and prefers a southern location or direction.
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