Deaths and Funerals in Lytton Springs and Area
Charles L Bagley 83 pioneer of Lytton Springs dies at home survived by four sons and a sister. Funeral Friday at Lytton Springs Baptist Church with burial in Lytton Springs Cemetery. Also reports on Robert Harding burial, infant Foster death, Ada Wright death in state, and multiple obituaries from Elgin Giddings Lockhart Cameron with details of survivors and burial sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Bagley
Lytton Springs
Dale
Theland Sae
Fort Worth
Curtis Bagley
Don Bagley
Austin
Ada Stramler
Lytton Springs Baptist Church
FE. P. Crocker
J. E. Threadgill
C. S. Glass
H. D. Glass
H. H. Glass
Claud Herman
H. A. Ferguson
Vernon Smith
Porter-Loring Funeral Home
San Antonio
Robert Harding
Mission Cemetery
Harding
Clara Wesenberg
Austin Austin
A. L. Wesenberg
G. A. Wesenberg
Irene Barrack
G. A. Sundburg
Jack Wesenberg
J. T. Foster
San Marcos
Edward Ray Foster
J. W. Foster
Edward Klein
Los Alamos
N. M
Weed-Corley
Oakwood Cemetery
Ada Wright
Weed- Corley
Calvin W. Froehner
University Methodist Church
George M. Eggleston
Elgin
George Sd. Eggleston
Central Christian Church
C. E. Fraim
Pleasant Grove Cemetery
Jeff Harris
Mack Moore
Ab Rankin
Gildie Ridings
Euel Hartsfield
Arthur Eggleston
Aqua Dulce
Giddings
ANS
Otto Feind
Phillips-Luckey
Cameron
J. E. Holtzclaw
Milam County
Holtzclaw
Judd G. Davis
Sharp
Girth Saves Woman Trapped 40 Feet Down Well
In Centralia Washington on February 23 a 300 pound woman named Mrs Ethel Rosander 59 of Ethel slid 40 feet into a well after breaking planking. Neighbors heard her cries and tried to help as she dangled 10 feet above the bottom. Fireman Bud Nacht and State Patrol Sergeant Marvin Paulsen descended the shaft with ropes and a chair finally pulling her to the surface after two hours. She was in good condition at Chehalis hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
Wash
Ethel Rosander
Ethel
Here
Rosander
Marvin Paulsen
Chehalis
Bud Nacht
Nacht
Paulsen
Tuberculosis Patient Charged With Murder Near Sanatorium
Mi A patient at the state tuberculosis sanatorium was charged with murder in the death of a man described as his wife's sweetheart. John Myers, 48, a dining room employee at the sanatorium near Carlsbad, was shot while rabbit hunting with Mike H. Womack, 43, of Sherman. Womack was jailed after the shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Angelo
State Tuberculosis Sanitorium
Cecil Turner
John Myers
Mike H. Womack
Sherman
Myers
Here
Carlsbad
Womack
Skeleton of Mammoth Found in Kenedy Area
Corpus Christi reports W. S. Fitzpatrick, a drilling contractor, found a mammoth skeleton and other prehistoric animal remains on Olmos Creek in Kenedy County. The shaggy elephant was about 10 feet high and bones of a camel and several prehistoric horses were also unearthed. experts from Texas Memorial Museum may excavate and reconstruct the skeletons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corpus Christi
W. S. Fitzpatrick
Olmos Creek
Kenedy County
Fitzpatrick
Texas Memorial Museum At
Austin
Insurance Panel Charter Granted in Austin
Austin's newly formed Mutual Insurance Exchange received its charter at a Thursday night banquet in a local hotel. Abbe Strunk of San Antonio presented the charter to Thomas Harper Jr., president of the Austin exchange. Officers named include Harper, Joe T. Robertson, and Henry Moore with J. M. Rowly on the board. guests included figures from the State Insurance Department and the Texas auto service office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Mutual Insurance Exchange
Inaa
Austinotel
Abbe Strunk
Mutual Insurance Exchange of
San Antonio
Thomas Harper Jr
Local Exchange
Robert Munn
Dallas
Grain Dealers
National Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Mutual Fire Insurance
Harper
Joe T. Robertson
Henry Moore
J. M. Rowly
J. W. Gainer
Thomas Dunlap
Joe Gibbs
Gibbs
State Insurance Department
R. V. Ricketts
Raymond Hulsey
Texas Auto Service Office
Orville Munson
Munson
Fort Worth
Wray Clark
1752 Club
America
Father Son Affair Held by Troop 20
Troop 20 of University Presbyterian Church held its 14th annual father and son banner and a court of honor Thursday night. Associate Justice James Hart spoke to the boys. Le land Caldwell and Roland Caldwell received life scout awards. Henry McCown and John Weiler earned star scout awards. Merit badges were presented to multiple scouts by H Y McCown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Presbyterian Church
James Hart
State Supreme Court
Ih Porterfield
Leland
Roland Caldwell
Arno Nowotny
Henry McCown
John Weiler
H. Y. McCown
Welborn Hudson
Harry Leinbach
J. C. Wheeler
Leland Caldwell
Ter
Jack Holland
Wellborn Hudson
W. A. Cunningham Sr
Jack Robertson
Paul Gillespie
Harry Leinbach II
Vernon Sisney
Robert Coffey
Pat Barlow
C. T. Clark
Harry Moiffett
Bill Cunningham Jr
Wellborn
Hudson
Wife Children Inherit All of Kramer Property
The will of Arthur L. Kramer leaves all estate to his wife Mrs. Camille Kramer and their children upon her death. His children include Mrs. L. B. Denning Jr. and Arthur L. Kramer Jr. of Dallas and Mrs. Stanley Simon of New York. Kramer died last Friday in Beverly Hills and was president of A. Harris & Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Arthur L. Kramer
Camille Kramer
Kramer
L. B. Denning Jr
Arthur L. Kramer Jr
Stanley Simon
New York
Kraemer
Beverly Hills
Calif
A. Harris & Company
Wordy call lands man in locked cigar shop
Edison Rushing left a telephone booth after a long chat then found himself locked inside a cigar store. He called police, who notified the manager Thurman Frazier, who returned to release him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Edison Rushing
Rushing
Thurman Frazier
Chiang Kai-shek strikes Shanghai ships in renewed air raids
Nationalist air forces said they hit three ocean going ships in Shanghai harbor and damaged Red installations on Chusan Island as guerrilla activity expands to seven provinces. Reports indicate intensified coastal attacks and plans for further strikes on Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taipei
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Shanghai
Chusan Island
Kansu
Szechwan
Hupeh
Hunan
Fukien
Kiangsi
Kwangtung
Nanking
Canton
Kuomintang Party
Chiang
Sible
Associated Press
San Francisco
Li Tsung-jen
New York
Peiping Radio
Sun Yat-sen
Better Home Buys Predicted for 750
The president of the American Institute of Real Estate Appraisers told Dallas and Fort Worth boards that buyers under 12 000 may get more value this year. George Goldstein of Newark said homes 12 000 to 20 000 will hold value. over 20 000 buyers may demand discounts. He urged ending government loan guarantees to save borrowers a half percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
American Institute of Real Estate Appraisers
George Goldstein
Newark
N. J
Dallas and
Fort Worth
Southwest Institute of Real Estate Appraisers
Goldstein
Ownership of False Teeth At Issue In Amarillo Trial
In Amarillo, a 47th District Court jury acquitted J. R. Bufkin of felony theft after dispute over ownership of a set of false teeth. Dr. H A Waller said Bufkin fled with the teeth still in his mouth without paying the balance. Bufkin testified he paid a $60 deposit on a $125 bill and left after dentures were adjusted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
47Th
J. R. Bufkin
H. A. Waller
Bufkin
Local Boy Keech to Decide UMW Contempt Case
Washington district judge Richmond B. Keech, a longtime local figure and former football star, will hear arguments from United Mine Workers on contempt charges and is expected to issue a ruling next week. Keech, a Truman appointee, has a solid record with few reversals on appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richmond B. Keech
United Mine Workers
Miners Violence and Layoffs Rock Nation in 1950 Strike
Mass layoffs, coal rationing, and picket violence spread nationwide during the six week soft coal strike. Indictments target 69 West Virginia pickets for violence as unions press for a new contract and non-union mines face shutdowns. Government officials seek power cuts and emergency coal for essential services amid widespread disruptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
John L. Lewis
Murraysville
J. M. Hall Company
Brockway
Randolph County
West Virginia
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Charles II
Bagley
Augusta Kriegel Giddings
Augusta Kriegel
Brenham
Immanuel Lutheran Church
C. Kriegel
Houston
Carl Kriegel
August Tesch
Hallettsville
Ed Tesch
Port Arthur
Charles Strauss
Bill Strauss
Ernestina Quitta
Emilie Botat
Sublime
Elizabeth Hemmi
Mary Rothman
Adolph Bodeman
Elvire Dicks
Bracken
Paul Richter
Bergheim
Otto Richter
Boerne
J. BE. Holtzclaw
Corley Funeral Home
Lavaca
Austin Pexas
Hillyer
Chapel of the Bells
Congress Ave
Hultine-Manor
Funeral Home
Guadalupe
Kenedy Area
Denise Darcel
Paramount Theater
van Johnson
Denise
Insurance Panel
Nationalist
Keech
Georgetown Law School
People's Counsel
Truman
Carl A. Marzani
State Department
Communist Party
Marzani
Supreme Court
Tinois
State Commerce Commission
International Harvester Company
Illinois
Indiana
Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation
Great Lakes
Erie
New York State
Bertram D. Tallamy
Yach
Fenervec
Classiere
Spe Li
Henry W. Hall
Nash
Ron
Hicks Trailer
Texas
Chrysler
Ford
Chevrolet
South Congress
Winkley Automobile Co
Congress
Central Auto Parts
Travis Motor
Exchange
East Ist
LAMAR
Jack Stableford
Pontiac Company
Peres
Swearingen-Armstrong
Lst
Colorado
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