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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1941
Page
5
An Atlanta man of 18 endured a brutal home cure by his wife daughter and daughter in law who tied him to a stump and beat him until police found him exhausted in the sun. After freedom he refused a drink and police filed no charges against the women.
A gathering of Amarillo public school principals met at the high school cafeteria last night to study promotion and failure issues. Speakers included Miss Ethel Jackson of Wolflin School, A. B. Hayes of Margaret Wills, J. Evans of McKinley, and Charles L. Langston of Pleasant Valley, with F. L. Hunter presiding.
Scranton residents test wooden nickels as legal tender until July 25 to celebrate the city’s jubilee. Over 20,000 units were circulated via city officials, included in pay envelopes and mailed to former residents to encourage spending or as souvenirs. Proceeds from sale of the coins will be deposited.
The United States Marine Corps mobile recruiting station will tour Panhandle and South Plains towns next month. Amarillo officer Sgt. Frank M. Bell says Shamrock Wheeler Panhandle Borger Plainview Littlefield Floy dada Turkey Crosbyton Farwell and Sudan will be visited. Assistant officer Set. M. C. Myers will cover Dumas Dalhart Guyman Beaver Shattuck and Spearman. The teams will interview applicants and provide information to youths about enlisting.
Jessica Morehead Young of 512 Jackson Amarillo Texas praises Hoyt's Compound after two years of declining health. She describes insomnia dizziness and digestive issues improving with the medicine and urges others to learn about its relief at Cretney Drug Store Corner 6th and Polk and from local druggists.
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