Births and New Arrivals Across Several Families
Taos couple welcomes Edwin Albert born November 20. Mary Frances, daughter of Kenneth and Arlie King, born December 8. Henry Halleck Kinkeade II, born December 6 in Hollis Oklahoma weighing 9 pounds 4 ounces. Truman Howard Brashears born November 28 at St Marys Hospital Shamrock. Janet Carol West born December 4 at St Josephs Hospital weighing 7 pounds 3 ounces. Linda Susan Hessler born December 7 at St Josephs Hospital weighing 6 pounds 4 ounces. Phyllis Maxine Jettan born December 6 at St Josephs Hospital weighing 8 pounds 12 ounces. Christoph Crouch born December 10 at St Josephs Hospital weighing 6 pounds 6 ounces. Jack Miller returns home from two years overseas with wife and 16 months old son Kenneth in Amarillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth King
Arlie
Mary Frances
E. L. King
H. H. Kinkeade
Henry Halleck Kinkeade, II
Hollis Hospital
Hollis
Okla
Truman Howard Brashears
Mrs
Earl Brashears
St. Mary’s Hospital
Shamrock
Owen West
Janet Carol
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Linda Susan
Harvey Hessler
Joe Jett
Phyllis Maxine
J. M. Crouch
Christoph Crouch
Pfe
Jack Miller
Lena Miller
Kenneth
Amarillo
Local society notes from Wellington area weekend visitors
Personal items list weekend guests and hospital updates including Otto Buerger family hosting Carl King Bart Christoph Opal Fleming Wanda Lou of Dallas Ernest Buerger and sons in Oklahoma City Harold Burns in St Josephs Hospital after December 5 surgery Maggie Weeks fractured leg Joe Covey admitted for major surgery Bill Callahan transfer to Boston Louisianna and local travels of Cummings Knoll and McDonald families with hospital and clinic references
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myr
Otto Buerger
Carl King
Burkburnett
Bart Christoph
Dallas
Opal Fleming
Wanda Lou
Ernest Buerger
Fred and
Dickie
Oklahoma City
T. B. Loving
Jimmie Loyd
Elbert
O. K. Loving
Wellington
Harold Burns
Tf. L. Burns
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Joe Covey
Childress
Claunch Home Seeks Next Step After Navy Service
Claunch, who served 23 months in the Navy, and his wife and young daughter Beatrice remain in town for the holidays. The article notes attempts to attract carriers and larger ships, and hints at future plans. Also mentioned is the formation of The Junior Deputies of America in San Antonio by William F. Brogan to aid peace officers with juvenile crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lsm’s
Claunch
Navy
Beatrice
Deputies of America
San Antonio
William F. Brogan
Kiwanis Hosts Installations and Attendees List
Kiwanis hosts Schrunk Thomas Cunningham J C Powell Loyd Stone E L Boyett and Ray Claiborne. Clubs sending members include Pampa Stinnett Borger Sanford Vega Amarillo Tulsa Plainview and Lubbock. Installation and banquet at Community Hall start 7 30 p m. A Dallas Navy Seabee gardened beside the battalion sick bay for convalescent occupation.
Prison Break and Mexican Fighter Squadron Visit
Theodore R. Richardson of Dallas shot the gate lock at Cabanatuan prison on Luzon and freed 613 American prisoners. General Francisco L. Urquijo representing President Camacho of Mexico presented a battle flag to the 201st Mexican fighter squadron at Majors Field in Greenville Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Serrer
Theodore R. Richardson
Dallas
Cabanatuan
Luzon
Francisco L. Urquijo
Camacho
Mexico
Majors Field
Greenville
Texas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bud Howell
Taos, N. M
Edwin Albert
E. L. Howell
Collingsworth
Maggie Weeks
Ann Horton
Harlene
Alvin Horton
Bill Callahan
Pitts
J. B. Pitts
Wichita Falls
Cpl. Pitts
United States
United Pipe Lines
Boston
Louisianna
Callahan
J. E. Cummings
Kim, Colo
Lou Glazner
Sumnerwood
Mrs. Cummings
Herbert Knoll
Temple
A. F. McDonald
Guthrie
Simmons Gin & Salvage
S. End Canadien
Melvin Green Coal Yard
Steve Owens
Hollis, Okla
Kenneth C. Royall
Goldsboro, N. C
Robert W. Patterson
Fencer
Parmak
Warrick Feed Store
Dallas Navy Seabee
Christian Science Public
James Harry McReynolds
C.S.B
Dallas, Texas
The
Mother Church
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Massachusetts
Khiva Temple
Fillmore Sts
Alvis Derryberry
the Leader Dept
North Side Square
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