Sticks to Word Hobo at Welfare Association Meet
At the International Brotherhood Welfare Association four day convention in Dallas about 200 delegates from cities nationwide opposed dropping the term hobo from the group. W C Anderson of Cincinnati proclaimed pride in hobo noting it differs from tramp or bum and that hobos work part of the year before seeking other jobs. Delegates, meeting in a courtroom, heard remarks on prosperity from Republican leaders and ended with doughnuts coffee and fruit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Dallas
International Brotherhood Welfare Association
W. C. Anderson
Cincinnati
Six Enlist For Service In Panama
Six enlistments were recorded at the local recruiting station last week per Sergt. Earl Lyles. Three recruits departed for Panama. Names include William Jackson Fort Worth Texas infantry Panama Floyd Wanke Yankton South Dakota 12th field artillery Fort Sam Houston Edward J. Jackson Wilkes Barre Arkansas 23rd Infantry Fort Sam Houston Ira Denison Wellington Texas infantry Panama Clay Watkins Ink Arkansas 25rd Infantry Fort Sam Houston Joe M. Hall Dora New Mexico infantry Panama
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Lyles
Panama
William Jackson
Fort Worth
Texas
Floyd Wanke
Yankton
South Dakota
12Th Field Artillery
Fort Sam Houston
Edward J. Jackson
Wilkes Barre
Arkansas
23Rd Infantry
Ira Denison
Wellington
Infantry
Clay Watkins
Ink
25Rd Infantry
Joe M. Hall
Dora
New Mexico
Lieutenant Behrns Assumes Math Duties at Local High School
Linet J. L. Behrns of Stephenville began teaching mathematics at the Senior high school this morning. He will also teach military science and plans for a ROTC unit are underway. Mrs. William McMaster is recovering from Friday surgery at Northwest Texas hospital and may return home within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linet
J. L. Behrns
Stephenville
Behrns
Mr. Behrns
Reserve Officers Corps
William McMaster
Northwest Texas
Woman Fined on Charge of Vagrancy
Margaret McAlester was fined 50 dollars and costs in justice court by Judge J. W. Minter after pleading guilty to vagrancy and disturbing the peace. She requested a jury trial on the other charge for a later date and was remanded to the county jail until the fine is paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret McAlester
J. W. Minter
Body of Baby Boy Sent to Sapulpa
The body of John Edward Shrewsbury six month old son of Mr and Mrs L H Shrewsbury of White Deer will be sent to Sapulpa Oklahoma for burial tonight at 7 30 over the Rock Island. The parents accompany the body and Blackburn Boxwell funeral directors are in charge. Mr Shrewsbury is described as a prominent oil man of White Deer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Edward Shrewsbury
L. H. Shrewsbury
Whitedeer
Sapulpa
Oklahoma
Rock Island
Blackburn-Boxwell Funeral
Shrewsbury
Mrs. Trent to Give Recital Friday Night
Dana Harman Trent will give a recital at 7 50 o clock Friday night at her studio 1105 A Polk street. The public is invited. The pupils study dancing expression and piano will take part in the recital. Emma Jean Beard will be in complete charge of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana Harman Trent
Polk Street
Miss Trent
Emma Jean Beard
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Welfare Brotherhood
Lieut. Behrns
Uli
Cear
Mrs. Trent
Polk St
A.V.C
THURS
A. V.C
Champion Records
Jack Climan
Department of Jackman's
EROS
Fifth Avenue
van Raalte
Coats
Mandalay
Cials
Polk Jackman
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