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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1945
Page
7
Rites honoring George H. Held a 73 year old Panhandle ranchman will be held tomorrow afternoon at 4 in the Baptist Church Panhandle. The body will lie in state at Boxwell Funeral Home until 7 tonight then at the family home until service time.
Funeral services for Mrs. Virginia Woodward Cozart of Pecos will be held at 11 tomorrow morning in Boxwell Brothers Chapel Rev. Sam A. Thomas of San Jacinto Methodist Church will conduct the services Burial will be in Llano Cemetery Mrs. Cozart died yesterday morning at 11 after a 15 day illness She was 62 years old
Duke, radarman third class Lehmann II, told his wife Mrs. Lehmann of 515 Polk that he was with the first group of Americans to enter Tokyo. He joined the Navy in June 1944 and had been overseas since November, after working for the American News Company in Amarillo. The first special mail train ran from New York to Chicago in 30 hours 40 minutes in 1875.
An health author asserts Quaker Oats offers stamina growth elements vital for young athletes. The endorsement claims oatmeal tops natural cereals and, when served hot, provides the world’s best tasting breakfast food and should be a regular home staple.
Principal speaker at the Oct. 6 meeting will be John H. Sharp associate justice of the Texas supreme court. Accompanying him will be Judge A J Folley former Seventh Court of Civil Appeals Amarillo now on the supreme court commission. All Panhandle attorneys invited.
The San Jacinto Kiwanis Club directors and building committee will meet at 8 pm to review progress on the San Jacinto Youth Center project. Donations reach about half of the $35 000 goal with pools boosting contributions.
A note on lunar phases claims that calendars mislead by implying four changes monthly while the moon changes every day. It also reports that in 1944 about 800 million pounds of paraffin were extracted and refined from petroleum.
Lew H. Daughetee set fire to a lower branch of an apple tree in River Forest to burn caterpillars. A month later apple blossoms have appeared along that branch only, with no buds elsewhere in the tree.
Lt. Gen. Robert L. Eichelberger, commanding general of the U S Eighth Army in Japan, received the Distinguished Service Star from the Philippine government for reconquest and liberation of the Philippines.
Torpedo Mate First Class Malcolm A Dilday is back home and proudly displaying his Navy discharge. He served 33 months in the Pacific theater after joining the Navy from this town. He previously worked at the local post office and is the son of Mrs. Echols Dilday of 1610 Fillmore.
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