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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1950

Page

7

Church To Note 75th Anniversary At St Marks

The St Marks Episcopal Church in San Marcos marks its 75th founding anniversary with a special service on April 23 led by Rev. Samuel Capers former rector of St Marks and now rector of Christ Church in San Antonio. The church began May 31 1875 at its current site and will host a parish picnic after morning services.

San Marcos ANS St. Marks Episcopal Church D. Williams McClurken Samuel Capers St. Marks Christ Church San Antonio

Llano Sells $225,000 of School Bonds

Llano Independent school district trustees sold 225000 dollars of bonds to Roe and Company of San Antonio at an average rate of 2.4703 percent for two years. Delivery is set before June 1. An additional 75000 dollars will be sold to the Llano County permanent school fund at 0.1 percent interest.

Llano ANS Llano Independent School District Roe and Company of San Antonio F. J. Young Llano County Permanent School Fund

Grain Storage Need For Caldwell Cited

Ike Wranitzky, Uhland farmer and grain dealer, urged local warehouses for corn and small grains at the Business Men's Club meeting in Lockhart. He noted Caldwell County’s 175,000 cultivated acres with only 28,000 suitable for cotton, so remaining land will be devoted to grain. Also present were A. M. Hillis of Waco and Shelby D. Elliott, PMA secretary.

Bureau of Entomology Waco Shelby D. Elliott PMA

Elgin Chamber Plans Nov. 11 Observance

Elgin Chamber of Commerce President M. L. Simon called a 7:30 p m meeting at the Chamber Hall to plan a November 11 observance. He expects representatives from the High School American Legion Elgin Volunteer Fire Department and other civic groups to join.

Elgin ANS M. L. Simon Elgin Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce Simon American Legion Egin

Coupland to Elect Three to School Board

Coupland voters Saturday will choose three members from eight candidates. The eight contenders are Gustav Guenth er, Kermit Kreidel, Otto Bittner, F Ging, Albert Goetz, Edgar Schroeder, Ewald Ging and H J Dagerath.

Coupland ANS Gustav Guenther Kermit Kreidel Otto Bittner

Coupland’s Old Fire-Fighting Equipment Helps New Setup

Coupland's 35 year old fire relics were auctioned to fund more than the $500 quota for a community fire truck for the Elgin Fire Department. The Coupland volunteer fire department began March 17 1913 with eight surviving founders listed. Purchases included early hand pumper engines and a 1913 fire bell funded by locals through events.

Coupland ANS Elgin Fire Department Coupland Volunteer Fire Department Sam Ging Alfred Albers Gus Kneip Emil Poilzin O. P. Spiegelhauer W. F. Riedel Henry Kork M. M. Maroski

Public Welfare Rally To Be Held in Taylor

Texas Department of Public Welfare to hold a tri area meeting in Taylor at the Brazilmar Hotel on Wednesday Thursday and Friday. Attendees include John H. Winters executive director Herbert C. Wilson assistant executive director Miss Maurice A Currin medical welfare worker Mrs Rosemary Qualtrough field supervisor Dorothy Pritchett field representative and supervisors E T Grimes Georgetown Hargis K Carson Giddings Raymond Cheves Austin plus 35 workers and several office stenographers.

Giddings Raymond Cheves Austin

Brotherhood Plans Copperas Cove Rally

The Lampasas Baptist Association quarterly meeting moves to Copperas Cove Monday at 7 15 p m with men bringing boys ages 12 and up. Supper is served. Dr T R Havins of Howard Payne College Brownwood will speak, president of Brown County Brotherhood and Texas Prison Board member. Rev R F Collier and Copperas Cove Church expect about 150 attendees.

Marble Falls Wins One Act Play Title In League Meet

Marble Falls High School won the one act play contest in the Interscholastic League meet with Lampasas High School taking second. Contestants also included San Saba Burnet and Llano. Judge was Byril Cass from the University of Texas. Sue Jane Terry of Lampasas was named outstanding contestant.

Marble Falls Marble Falls High School Fannie Jones Liano Lampasas High School San Saba Burnet Llano Byril Cass University of Texas Sue Jane Terry Lampasas

Lampasas Voters Set School Board Elections Today

Lampasas, March 31. Trustees to be elected in Lampasas Lometa and Nix districts with two seats each. Adamsville Kempner will elect one trustee. Also county trustee at large and Precinct 1 positions on the ballot. Bond assumption and tax equalization votes tied to district consolidations with Unity Littlefield and Clear Creek.

Lampasas ANS Lometa Nix Adamsville Kempner A. Northington John B. Langford Unity Community Willard Potts Lloyd Laughlin Jim Hood Neil Brown Lowe Unity Littlefield Clear Creek

City Renamed Salt Lake City in 1868

The article notes that Great Salt Lake City was renamed Salt Lake City in 1868, reflecting a formal change in the city's designation. No other details are provided.

Great Salt Lake City Salt Lake City

Llano County Exceeds Red Cross Quota in 1950 Drive

Llano County has surpassed its 1950 Red Cross quota with receipts totaling 1014.50, above the 979 target. Finance chairman M. J. Stewart Jr announced as rural communities delay reporting, chapter chairman Jim Watkins said.

Llano Llano County Red Cross M. J. Stewart Jr Jim Watkins

Cancer Fund Drive Dated in Llano Area

Llano County fundraising drive for cancer research starts about April 10 with a $400 quota. County chairman Dr. H. J. Hoerster announces the goal, and Mrs. O O Henderson is the finance chair.

Llano ANS Llano County H. J. Hoerster O. O. Henderson

Manor to Select Three Aldermen Tuesday

Manor's City election will be held Tuesday to elect three aldermen. Candidates are Ernest Acklin, R. W. Perrine, Edward Beeson, R. E Sundberg and J. H. Malone.

Manor Ernest Acklin R. W. Perrine Edward Beeson R. E Sundberg J. H. Malone

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