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★ * ★ ✓ • S-y:':CMr* Zimmerla t-eJls, among: othfcrt; tilings, how she and her husband i and other .Americans were boiftf I] bafded in a Tampico hotel, durMg' the VIHa-Carranza fighting,Mrs, Zimmerla’s article follows; ' Thank you very kindly for. giving-j the women of the oil industry chance to voice their sentiments,3 was born and reared in the state of Pennsylvania. Good old Penft-sylvanla. Practically all my life has been spent in and around oil fields, mostly boom towns, ' r went to live with my stater in West Virginia, She was married to an oil man. She operated one of the largest oil country boarding houses in that stale. We. fed hundreds of hungry oil boys each day, and there wasn’t a bad check artist among them. Finally, my sister aiid her husband moved to Illinois and, I entered a training school for nurses ■ In. the city hospital In Fairmounfc, West Va., and there I came- -into contact with the tragic purt df the-oilfields.* * * ,
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Pampa News
Pampa, Texas, US
Thu, Jun 22, 1939
Page 13
Full Page
Clipped by
William S.
NA, 28 May 2024
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