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Newspaper
Austin American
Location
Austin, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1950
Page
3
Lampasas Red Cross Campaign Outlined
Lampasas prepares for March Red Cross drive led by executive secretary Mrs. Lucille Allard with campaign chair Clyde Hetherly. Rural workers meeting set by rural and outlying communities chair Mrs. R. W. Hatley. Listing includes Joe Bozarth Romnas O'Hair William Tumlinson and others in Lampasas County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lampasas
Red Cross
Lampasas County
Lucille Allard
Clyde Hetherly
R. W. Hatley
Joe Bozarth
Romnas O’hair
William Tumlinson
H. C. Ballew
Jack Joyce
Clyde Northington
Mac Jones
Joe Almond
Father Schmidt
Billy Orman
Edwin McAnnelly
Kirk Buttrell
Lometa
Williamson List Panel to Meet in Taylor Hall
Williamson County agents call a 1950 cotton committee meeting at Taylor City Hall 2 p.m. Monday. Roy Huckabee will explain aims. Fred Elliott from A&M will review new cotton developments. Kermit Voelke discusses gin turnout improvements. John Landrum of grasshopper control will address infestation prospects. Earl Arldt previews 4-H cotton demo. C. E. McDaniel of the National Cotton Council covers new cotton uses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Landrum
Waco
Taylor
Landrum
Grasshopper Control Service
USDA
Earl Arldt
CC. £. McDaniel
National Cotton Council
A. C. Gunter
A&m College
City Elections Set For San Marcos April 4
Mayor Frank W. Zimmerman announced San Marcos city elections will be held April 4 to elect commissioners for Place 1 and Place 2. Incumbents Oren W. Cliett and Herbert Eastwood have not announced for reelection. Presiding and assistant judges were named for precincts 10 through 13, and voting place for precinct 11 moved to Carl B. Smith residence on the same street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marcos
Frank W. Zimmerman
Oren W. Cliett
Herbert Eastwood
Zimmerman
Marion McGee
W. H. Tiner
Carl B. Smith
Jeff Brussell
W. H. Younger
A. F. Weatherford
Hazel Boucher
Precinct
Sam Davis
Precinct 11
Schofield
San Antonio Street
Came Street
Williamson Vets Begin Training at County Vocational School
In Georgetown on February 10, 27 new veterans were approved by the county advisory committee to start training at Williamson County Vocational School. The list includes Marion Adams, Walter Belz, Andrew Belz, Emil Pokorny, Rudolph Lutowsky, Lawrence Waggoner, and others from Taylor Bartlett Coupland Thrall Granger and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
ANS
Williamson County Vocational School
Herbert Sides
Marion R. Adams
Walter H. Belz
Andrew Belz
Emil Pokorny
Rudolph Lutowsky
Lawrence Waggoner
Andy F. Priesmeyer
Paul Volek
Tom E. Barker
Alvin E. Hardi
Edwin Tenchelman
Arthur E. Mikulencak
Daniel C. Mikulencak
Daniel R. Jarosek
Curtis L. Sehernik
Lester Poldarek
Rudolph V. Dana
John P. Pansky
Andrew B. Cook
Taylor
Joe F. Pavel
Ignatius Prikryl
Raymond Klepac
Bartlett
Cave Aningham
Coupland
Joseph D. Prikryl
Roy Herzer
Thrall
Jerome Tabalka
Granger
Williamson to Get New FM Road
Williamson County will gain another farm to market road 973 announced by W. C. Stern. The route runs 5.8 miles from Gime 95 north of Coupland to Rices Crossing then south to the Travis County line, with a new bridge over Brushy south of Rices Crossing funded by state and federal departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gime 95
Coupland
Rices Crossing
Travis County
Brushy
Granger Vets Host Barbecue at American Legion Hall
The Granger Veterans School veterans hosted a family barbecue at the American Legion Hall on Wednesday night. Tom Carpenter prepared the barbecue for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granger
Granger Veterans School
American Legion, Hall
Tom Carpenter
Fredericksburg Groups Plan Construction for Clubhouses
Four local organizations in Fredericksburg map construction and expansion plans. The Sons of Hermann lodge hall tops a $65,000 project with dance hall and six bowling alleys due in March or April. The Fredericksburg Social Turn Verein advances a $20,000 modernization to add space for dancing, lounging, club rooms, and bowling. The Ahrens Frantzen Post Veterans of Foreign Wars has acquired the former Klein Reich school property for its clubhouse. An American Legion building committee is drafting plans and seeking a site with a goal of a modern home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Sons of Hermann
Henry H. Houy
Fredericksburg Social Turn Verein
Felix Tybor
Ahrens-Frantzen Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Klein Frankreich
Fredericksburg
Frederick
American Legion
H. Delge Lewis
Alfred Neffendorf
Max O. Reinbach
R. W. Klingelhoefer
Werner H. Meyer
Chester Cordes
Weimer F. Hein
Felix Lilke
Georgetown Chamber Plans Town Hall Meeting
Georgetown, February 10. O W Sherrill announces a town hall meeting of the Chamber of Commerce to gather public views on town progress. He urges all residents and especially chamber members to attend. The 1950 board includes Sherrill Grady Watkins Elmo Sherman Eric Lundblad A A Allen Charles Forbes W P Hoffman Sam E Harris Jr I J McCook Jr Leonard Giddings Don Scarbrough J H Compton R D Fletcher FE K W Fredericson and Fred C Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Chamber of Commerce
O. W. Sherrill
Sherrill
Grady Watkins
Elmo Sherman
Eric Lundbald
A. A. Allen
Chares Forbes
W. P. Hoffman
Sam E. Harris Jr
J. McCook Jr
Leonard Giddings
Don Scarbrought
J. H. Compton
R. D. Fletcher
FE. K W. Fredericson
Fred C. Smith
Larry Barnett Earns Eagle Scout Award in Century-Old Ceremony
Larry Barnett, son of Mr. and Mrs A A Barnett, received the Eagle Scout Award at a court of honor at the American Legion Hall. The event marked the first Eagle in about a decade. Other honors included four Life Scout awards to Frank Eddins, Dwight Phillips, Mike Stone and Albert Munson, plus Star awards to Joe Moehring and Jimmie Adkins and merit badges for several scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
ANS
Larry Barnett
A. A. Barnett
Young Barnett
Hobson Martin
American Legion Hall
Sam V. Stone
Capital Area Council
Frank Eddins
Dwight Phillips
Mike Stone
Albert Munson
Robert Purl
Williamson County
Joe Moehring
Jimmie Adkins
Harry Sharpe
Kenneth Behrens
Carl Stried
Charles Chance
Milton Denham
Ronald Woodfin
Gus White
Austin
Valley Forge
Judge Stone
Dr. Martin
Eddie Cloud
WOW
A. W. Bowen
Sheriff's Posse
Wiggie Shell
Explorer Scouts
Church at Taylor To Get Minister
Taylor February 10 ANS announces Dr. David Shepperson will arrive early next week to take over the pastorate of the First Presbyterian Church. He comes from El Dorado Arkansas where he served nineteen years and has prior ministerial experience in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
David Shepperson
First Presbyterian Church
Shepperson
Presbyterian Church
el Dorado
Ark
Granger Auto Supply Changes Hands
D I Bohac has sold his interest in D I Bohac Auto Supply to Hubert Gorubec, a former partner. Gorubec has renamed the business Granger Auto Supply, reflecting the ownership change and new branding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granger, Fet
D I, Bohac
D. I. Bohac Auto Supply
Hubert Gorubec
Gorubec
Granger Auto Sup- Pp
US Probe of T P Labor Row Slated
President Truman created an emergency board to examine a dispute between the Texas and Pacific Railway system and four unions. The board will report within 30 days and its formation activates the Railway Labor Act prohibiting strikes or changes in working conditions for 60 days. Texas and Pacific subsidiaries include the Fort Worth Belt Railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Texas and Pacific Railway System
Truman
Texas and Pacific
Fort Worth
Head Cut Victim Applies Tourniquet After Wounds
In SEALY on February 10 deputy T A Maddox responded to a disturbance and found a Black man bleeding from two head wounds caused by a broken bottle. He used towels as a tourniquet, fainted, revived, and then resumed the towel bandage. The man returned home the next day much improved.
African Missionary To Speak in Elgin
The Rev. John Reinholer of Transvaal South Africa will speak at First Methodist Church Elgin on Sunday night. He is the brother of the late Mrs. Oscar D. Johnson of Elgin and uncle of Florence Johnson formerly of Elgin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elgin
John Reinholer
Hectorspee
Transval
South Africa
First Methodist Church
Oscar D. Johnson
Florence Johnson
Granger Rehires Its Police Chief
Granger rehires city police chief Johnnie Roepke after his recent resignation and move to San Antonio. Roepke had served three years with Granger and was regarded as a top county lawman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granger
ANS
Linton
Johnnie” Roepke
Luling Principal Elected to Head Teachers Group
Do. A. Burris principal of Luling High School was elected president of the Caldwell County Teachers Association at an American Legion gathering in LOCKHART. Officers include Mrs. Connie E. Notley and others. delegates and alternates named for the Alamo district meeting March 10 and 11. Dr. A. L. Chapman of the University of Texas spoke on public relations for schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Dr. Chapman
Janie Odom
Betty V. Chapman
Notley
G. L. Dunham
Mayme Watkins
Maryanne Cardwell
Luling
Lockhart
Prairie Lea
Rogers Ranch
A. A. Ross
Patton S. King
R. E. Harris
Alamo
Association
Ingrid Bergman Drops to Third in Popularity Poll
Hollywood February 10 Ingrid Bergman falls from first to third in Photoplay magazine annual popularity poll. Jane Wyman and James Stewart top the list with The Stratton Story named best film. Allyson and others follow, highlighting Wyman's Johnny Belinda role and Stewart's Stratton story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Ingrid Bergman
Photoplay Magazine
Jane Wyman
James Stewart
Stratton Story
Miss Bergman
June Allyson
Miss Wyman
Johnny Belinda
Stewart
Monty Stratton
Chicago White Sox
Miss Allyson
William Bendix
Kirk Douglas
Cary Grant
Bob Hope
Service Clubs Plan Boy Scout Fund Drive in San Marcos
Rotary Kiwanis and Lions clubs join a fundraiser for Boy Scouts in San Marcos on Feb 14. Each club will field 20 to 25 members with a 5:30 pm wheelbarrow push event on College Hill for the losing clubs’ presidents. A bedroom suite prize will go to the top point earner, with points based on money collected times contributors. Presidents named: Lions Jack Gary, Kiwanis Bob Kerch eville, Rotary Robert Knispel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marcos
Rotary, Kiwanis and
Lions
John B. Dodson
College Hill
Dodson
Jack Gary
Lions Club
Bob Kercheville
Kiwanis Club
Robert Knispel
Rotary Club
Shy Father Proposes in Court Overpaternity Case
In Newark New Jersey a shy unmarried father in a paternity suit finally proposed to the mother of his child. The judge prompted him to ask her after noting she might have asked first. The man asked, she agreed, and the case was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Fire Claims Elderly Man in Oklahoma City Rooming House
An elderly man died in a fast moving rooming house fire in Oklahoma City on Friday. Edward Samples, 72, a retired real estate dealer, was found in his smoke filled room and died at Mercy Hospital. Raymond Willis Calvert, 19, was hospitalized with severe burns and described as in poor condition. Several others were injured leaping from a second story porch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Edward Samples
Mercy Hospital
Raymond Willis Calvert
Seddon Guest Minister For Rev. Mueller
The Rev. E. A. J. Seddon will be guest minister at Hyde Park Presbyterian Church Sunday at 11 a.m. He will speak on A Message to the Churches. A congregational meeting will follow to adopt the coming year budget. The 7:30 p.m. service features Attaining Peace of Mind. Mens of the Church meet Monday to install new officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. J. Seddon
Hyde Park Presbyterian
John Mueller
Seddon
National Home Missions Congress
Columbus
Ohio
W. T. Sexton
R. A. Dewar
Dale Baden
Darby Hammond
W. T. Sextor
Everett Anschutz
Dodging Gas Tax Doubles Their License Fee
Two Nebraska rotorists in Shubert and Honey Creek tried propane and butane fuels to avoid the state gasoline tax. They discovered an equalization fee doubles their license cost from eight to sixteen dollars, negating the savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shubert
Neb
INS
Nebraska
Vern Lewis
Richard Layson
Honey Creek
Lewis and Layson
Guest Speaker at UT Christ Church Sunday
James F. Fowler pastor of College Station Church of Christ and Texas A&M professor will speak at the University Avenue Church of Christ Sunday at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m Walton Minchew leads the Young People’s Group at 6 15 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James F. Fowler
College Station
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Red River
Boston
Valentine Cookies
U. S
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Brentwood
Penney's
Williamson
Taylor Hall
Penney’s
Austin American
NOAI
KTBC
KVET
Berenade
Farm & Home
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Nates
Saludos Amis
Cy Martin
Howell
Austin Bluer
Beta Rowe
Plaza
America
Austin Ora
Congress
Austin Pamanta
Colter
Austin Musica Avorita
Hite
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Muete
Lew
Hits
Mertca
Usical
Alexa Er
Caminos de Mexico
Mexico
Stork
Moses del Rancho
Phil Reed
Ollywan
Maren of Dimes Turday
Metropoliten Opera
Parada
Metropolitan ¢ Opera
Metropolitan Pera Pioneers of
Metropolian Opera Pioneers
Usie Lum
Abner
Metropolitan Opera
Metropoltanae
Aquarela Musical
Tan Opera Vine
Aquarel
Metropoltan Opera Clan
Usica
Metropotan Opera i
Stan Kenton
Roger Renner
Willams Beepeiorn Longhorn Playboys
Martin
Louisiana Hayride Gans Busters
SMU
Louisiana Patentt
Vane Guster UT
Mutual
Lyons
Ewe Wiliame
Lone Star News
Utual
Orton Downey
Orchestra
News
Heme Ews
Dreamine
Asic
Wusic
Dreaming University Hour
News University Hour
Williamson Vets
Granger Vets Entertain
Chewie
Mall Pralines
United States
Vadalupe
Rene
Georgetown CC
Eagle Scout
Granger Store
T&p
Ingrid
Rooming House
Mueller
Guest
UT Christ Church
Austin Army & Navy
ARMY
UNIFO
Carpenter
Blue Jeans
Levis
Dickies
Eeveenees
Austin Army & Navy Store
Post Office
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