Reunion Fills Hegi Homestead with Family Overflow
In Petersburg on June 24 the Hegi family held their annual reunion at the old Hegi homestead. Mother Mrs Anna Hegi hosted alongside Harold Hegi and many relatives including Mr and Mrs John Hegi and their sons, along with extended family from Tahoka Glendale Cal Bowie and others.
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Petersburg
Hegi
Anna Hegi
Harold
Max Bodutch
A. Hegi
John Hegi
Fred Hegi
Tahoka
W. A. Hegi
Glendale
Cal
Clint Gregory
Charles Terpenning
Paul Gray
Bowie
Donald Bledsoe
Wheat Harvest In Final Stage At Wellington
Wheat harvest near completion in Wellington County with about 86 percent alread y gathered. Approximately 85 carloads sold at strong prices as yields exceed early forecasts and some grain is earmarked for seed wheat. Most grain north of Salt Fork River yields 6 to 16 bushels per acre.
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Wellington
Collingsworth
Salt Fork River
Red River
Pind Close, Jr
Community Center
Plainview Man Escapes Severe Injury In Crash
Plainview farmer Olan Williams escaped critical injury after his car overturned four times on the Plainview Petersburg highway fifteen miles south of Plainview. S. R. Heard saw the vehicle roll and doors fenders and seats fly high as it tumbled. Williams was thrown about 66 feet and remained conscious. physicians reported no fractures or serious injuries. State Patrolman John Strother questioned whether the final toss came from the last overturn or an earlier roll.
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Plainview
Olan Williams
Here
Plainview- Petersburg
S. R. Heard
Williams
John Strother
Hadacol Promises Sleep Aid For Nervous Insomniacs
An advertisement for Hadacol touts relief from sleepless nights caused by nervous, run down states due to deficiencies in vitamins B, Be, iron and niacin. It cites Mrs. Carl C. Gatliff of Dayton Ohio praising the product and claims doctors recommend Hadacol for its long lasting benefits, with a money back guarantee and trial sizes priced at 1.25 and 3.50.
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Carl C. Gatliff
Dayton
Ohio
Ain
The
LeBlanc Corporation
Mature Parent In Facing Childs Problem Provides Solutions
Harold F. Strong discusses parental authority to train children, using a wife in law conflict as a case study. A decisive shift in attitude empowers the mother and earns respect from husband and mother in law, bringing peace after initial turmoil. He notes fear and misconceptions often worsen tantrums and that understanding a child’s reasons helps guide fair treatment and self-control.
McLean Lions Sponsor Candidate Rally and Pie Supper
The McLean Lions Club will host a candidate rally and pie supper on July 1 to let voters hear county and district candidates. Mrs Alta‑vene Clark Walter Rogers and Le Roy LaMaster expect to attend with Huelyn Laycock as master of ceremonies. local auctioneers Cletus Fish and S B Kiser will run the event to benefit the club treasury.
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Mclean
McLean Lions Club
Altavene Clark
Walter Rogers
LeRoy LaMaster
Congress
Huelyn Laycock
Cletus Fish
S. B. Kiser
Pampa Seeks Bids for New Bus Barn
Bids for construction of a new bus barn for Pampa Independent School District will be opened Monday according to superintendent Knox Kinard. The facility between West Foster Street and the railroad tracks measures 240 by 60 feet and will use concrete and steel, housing 21 buses.
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Pampa
Pampa Independent
Knox Kinard
West Foster Street
Dalham GOP Chief Resigns in Dalhart
After years of service T H Corkill resigns as Dalham County Republican chairman. He states District Committeewoman Ruthelle Bacon of Amarillo appointed A C Plumb near Dalhart and confirms that state committee approval is assured.
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Dallam
Dalhart
T. H. Corkill
Dallam County
Ruthelle Bacon
Amarillo
A. C. Plumb
State Republican Committee
Social Calendar for County Girls Club Meets at Courthouse
The 4 H Girls Club convenes in Room 104 at the Courthouse at 2 30 this afternoon. The Friendly Few Club hosts a tacky party hosted by Mrs Joe Yee Pfieffer. Pleasant Valley gathers at 8.00.
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Courthouse
Joe Yee Pfieffer
Pleasant Valley
Childress Wheat Beats Estimates Across County
County Agent W. E. Hafner and PMA Secretary Doyle Thomas report Childress County wheat production at 684 400 bushels with harvest about 98 percent finished. At $1.92 per bushel the crop would net roughly 1 320 048 dollars. Kirkland area yields were about 13 14 bushels per acre. Childress and Teal areas showed slightly lower yields at 6.9.
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Childress
Childress County
W. E. Hafner
PMA
Doyle Thomas Show
Kirkland
Tei
McLean School Tax Collector resigns after long service
George Colebank resigns as business manager and tax collector for the McLean Independent School District effective July 1. He will stay on temporarily to train his successor and ensure a smooth transition, as announced by the board of trustees.
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McLean
George Colebank
McLean Independent School District
Colebank
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