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Newspaper

Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1950

Page

5

4-H Girls Win Big At Kerrville Boys Show

Kerrville January 23 4 H club girls showed for the first time at the Hill Country District Boys Livestock Show. Davene Schmidt 12 Harper London Angora doe goat champion also top goat at Kimble County show. Margie Moseley Medina reserve beef Hereford steer. showmanship third. First year contest won by Charles Becton Kerrville. Marvin Itz Fredericksburg second. Melvin Itz first last year. Marjorie Raiford Hunt top price at auction 5 per pound for capons bought by Moore Lumber Ingram. Lambs hogs calves and turkeys also sold with prices listed to Kerrville area buyers.

Kerrville ANS Hill Country Davene Schmidt Harper- London Kimble County Angora Doe David Schmidt Marvel Ann Skaggs Marvin Skaggs Junction Margie Moseley Medina Bandera County Margie H. A. Moseley Charles Becton Marvin Itz Fredericksburg Melvin Marjorie Raiford Hunt Moore Lumber Company Ingram Eddie Farrell Kerr 4-H Peterson Auto Company M. L. Pfeiffer Boerne Ffa Kerrville Locker Plant Gordon Doe

SW Texas State Teachers College to Break Ground for 3 Buildings

Groundbreaking Thursday at Southwest Texas State Teachers College will launch three new structures. The ceremony includes San Marcos Mayor Frank Zimmerman, regents, student body president Alonzo Harmon, and state officials.

San Marcos ANS Southwest Texas State Teachers College J. G. Flowers Frank Zimmerman Board of Regents Alonzo Harmon Board of Regents J. K. Beretta San Antonio Melvin C. Eidson Austin

Richland to Pick New Councilman

A representative on the Travis County Farm and Ranch Improvement Council will be elected Wednesday night from the Cole Richland and Prairie Hill communities. Voting is at 7 30 p.m. in Richland Hall during a community night program. W C Melber of Cele is the present member of the 10 member council whose term has expired. Dutch Hohn director of the Lower Colorado River Authority’s conservation and farm and ranch improvement program and Elmo Cook Travis County farm agent will explain the council’s work.

Travis County Farm and Ranch Improvement Council Cole Richland Prairie Hill Richland Hall Richland Club W. C. Melber Cele Improvement Council Dutch” Hohn Lower Colorado River Authority Elmo Cook Travis County

T. Y. Hills Observe 60th Anniversary

LLANO January 23. Mr and Mrs T Y Hill of Llano observed their 60th wedding anniversary after returning to Burnet their former home. They were married January 14 1890 in Burnet at the home of Mrs Hill s parents James and Lela Cole. The couple has lived in Llano over 30 years. Their guests included son Scott S Hill of Hallettsville and daughter Mrs O F Barnett of San Antonio.

Llano T. Y. Hill Burnet Hill James Cole Lela Cole Llano County Scott S. Hill Hallettsville O. F. Barnett San Antonio

Polio Fight Goes On As Williamson County Struggles

In Williamson County the polio battle persists with cases still unmet by past drives. Five year totals show rising needs and depleted funds. county residents face exhausted accounts and a remaining debt of 1,246.50 for hospital and medical fees as 1950 opens.

Williamson Taylor ANS Williamson County Sam Stone National Roy Camblin

Burnet Delegates Elected for Farm and Ranch Council

Burnet voters begin balloting to choose eight community delegates for the Farm and Ranch Improvement Council. Nominees span Narnia Lake Victor Spicewood Shovel Mountain Oakalla Redbud Bur net Oatmeal Vertner Layton Cox Bert ram Marble Falls Smithwick Joppa Briggs and include Ellis M. Taylor as council chairman. Voting runs through January 30 with mail ballots to farmers and ranchers.

Burnet Burnet County Robert Cook Nolan Warner Narnia- Lake Victor Edward Ebeling Robert Wall Paul Singleton Spicewood Shovel Mountain H. H. Smith W. S. Nichols Forrest Davis Oakalla-Redbud L. C. Ross Norman Wright Frank Reed Vernon Watson Oatmeal C. W. Smith Vertner Hutto Murray Williams Bertram Alfred Shifflett Layton Cox Kin Heinatz Marble Falls- Smithwick Ellis M. Taylor S. R. Dillingham Fay Nutt Joppa- Briggs

Soldier Sentenced 15 Years for Slaying

TOYKO Jan 23 Army headquarters announced a 15 year prison term for Private First Class James N. Chadd for the unpremeditated murder of a fellow soldier.

Toyko James N. Chadd Army

Baptists at Kyle Welcome New Pastor

The Immanuel Baptist Church of Kyle hired Rev. John Vanderbeck of Chicago as pastor. He will begin duties in late February and lead his first service February 26. Vanderbeck, a 1948 North American Baptist Seminary graduate, currently serves Ogden Park Church in Chicago. The church had been pastorless since Nov. 1, 1949, when Rev. David Zimmerman left for LaSalle, Colorado.

Kyle ANS Immanuel Baptist Church of John Vanderbeck Chicago Vanderbeck North American Baptist Seminary Rochester N. Y Ogden Park Church Immanuel Church David Zimmerman LaSalle Colo First Baptist Church of

Burglar Returns Wah Nee Ota Ticket By Mail

A Los Angeles burglar who entered Wah-Nee-Ota’s car sent back the traffic ticket he stole along with a note. Wah-Nee-Ota, a movie musician, reported the loss and questioned the police about the ticket. The burglar cooperated by mailing the ticket on Monday.

Los Angeles Wah-Nee-Ota

Frederick Farley and Miss Gray to Wed in San Saba

Patricia Gray to wed Frederick Farris Farley son of Dr and Mrs Fred W Farley on February 4 at First Methodist Church San Saba. Patricia attended Southwestern University and works for the Crop Production Credit Association. Frederick is employed by Lone Star Gas Company.

San Saba ANS R. E. Gray Patricia Frederick Farris Farley Fred W. Farley First Methodist A. E. Petty Southwestern University Crop Production Credit Association Lone Star Gas Company

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