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Newspaper
Austin American
Location
Austin, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1950
Page
1
The Department of Agriculture reports two American hen flocks now average as many eggs as they did three and a quarter decades ago, marking a return to previous production levels.
Funeral services were held for John W. Gibbons a San Saba rancher found burned to death in a car at his ranch home five miles from Richland Springs Reverend J A Robinson of Richland Springs Methodist Church officiated services at the Gibbons home burial followed in Richland Springs Cemetery
Lexington's Army Organized Reserve Corps unit Company H of the 357th Infantry, moved to Lexington, aims for four meetings monthly with two training sessions. Captain Marshal Ashley leads a roster of four officers and six enlisted men, planning basic infantry training and summer camp at Camp Hood June 9-24, with several new enlistments anticipated from nearby towns.
Funeral services were held Monday for Charles Newton Van Zandt 52 life long Granger resident who died Sunday in a Temple hospital at the Granger Baptist Church with Rev Edwin Mays and Rev L C Ramey officiating. Burial followed in Granger Cemetery.
Granger FHA will send three members and the sponsor to the state FHA convention in San Antonio. Miss Bettie Jo Spiars past president Miss Shonah Lee Griswold incoming president and Miss Hazel Parker delegate join Mrs Martha Cervenka sponsor for two general sessions at the auditorium Friday climaxed with a barbecue Friday night.
The Granger senior class will present a comedy titled Mert in St. Louis on Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Granger High School auditorium.
Colonel W. Ross Irvin, Cavalry, retires April 30 after 33 years of service and plans to farm near Round Rock. He bought a 50 acre place near the Round Rock cheese factory, intending to restore an old 90 year old stone house with four prior owners. He is a UT alumnus and former post commander at Fort Riley.
Granger juniors elect officers to publish The Lions Roar on May 5. Elected are editor in chief Johnnie Lee Kropp, assistant editor Joye Davidson, circulation editor Dorothy Repa, assistant circulation editor Kenneth Smith, and adviser Mrs Clementa. Reporters will be class members.
Case reports describe patients with bilious attacks headaches dizziness and vomiting who improved after spinal nerve adjustments and X ray analysis. Other cases include sinus thyroid and bronchial symptoms with misaligned vertebrae corrected by care at the clinic. A nine year old girl with fever sore throat and frequent colds also recovered after analysis and treatment.
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