Fredericksburg Lions Hold Founding Banquet Anniversary
Fredericksburg observes the 20th anniversary of its Lions Club with a banquet at Sunnyside Tavern. Waters Davis of League City will speak on soil conservation. Emil Houer of Doss receives a Texas Lions plaque. Twelve essay winners honored. Officers and charter members marked with 20 year chevrons and memorial services.
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Gillespie County
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Texas Association of Soil Conservation Districts
Emil H. Houer
Doss
Texas Lions
Gillespie Soil Conservation District
Adolph Kneese
Herman Maner
Arnold Rode
R. T. Laurence
Herman Weinheimer
Fred Mathisen
Arthur Stehling
Felix L. Wilke
Frank Robertson
San Antonio
Bob Price
Otto Schneider Jr
Henry A. Kuenemann
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Lions Elect Sheriff Gary President of the San Marcos Club
Sheriff Gary was elected president of the Lions Club in San Marcos on June 14, succeeding Tom Estes. Other officers include Otha Grisham Bush Ewing Hugh Snellings Noble Field secretary Boyd Rhea treasurer J P Kercheville tail twister Hilmer Hageman lion tamer and directors J E Younger Jr Charles Zunker. Installation is planned for the first July meeting.
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Lions Club
Tom Estes
Otha Grisham
Bush Ewing
Hugh A. Snellings
Noble Field
Boyd Rhea
J. P. Kercheville
Hilmer Hageman
J. E. Younger Jr
Charles Zunker
C. Edward Fraim
Elgin Lions Club
J. Z. Hattox
Seavorn Riker
Charles Zegub
Tourists boost Tennessee economy with $150 million impact
Tennessee planning commission lists tourism as a $150 million annual industry. The assessment highlights tourism as a significant economic driver for the state.
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Tennessee
Planning Commission
Musicians Sign For Annual Clinic At San Marcos
Choir directors and music students from 25 Texas towns will attend the second annual choral school and vocal clinic at Southwest Texas State Teachers College June 22 to July 2. Dr. John Finley Williamson of Westminster Choir College will conduct. Attendance includes Lelia Biggs Gladys Ellis and Ira Renny Bowles.
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John Finley Williamson
Westminister Choir College
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Lelia Biggs
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Aransas Pass
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Smithville
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Beyersville Well Becomes Gusher
In Taylor on June 14 a Southeast Williamson County oil well, owned by Anderson-Pritchard Co of Oklahoma, gushed after casing to 1 115 feet and 25 feet of pay. Driller Mel Richards said no official statement would be issued until tanks were secured and a group from Taylor viewed the flow.
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Williamson County
Mel Richards
Anderson-Pritchard Company of Oklahoma
Bergersville
Caldwell 4-H Group Heads to State Rally
Caldwell County 4 H Club girls and boys travel to College Station for the statewide 4 H Club roundup and a state meeting of county agents. Miss Ruth Causey county home demonstration agent R H Mason county agent Mrs Sam Voigt McMahan counsellor Shirley Mullins Lytton Springs Helen Voigt McMahan James DeViney Johnny Mudd Martindale participate in the event.
Giddings Chamber elects five new directors
Five new directors of the Giddings Chamber of Commerce were elected Monday night. They are Vernon Goodson August Kessel Leon G Suchs August Wolfe and Paul Spitzen berger. The terms of Emmett Hannes M F Kieke Charles Hertel Charles E Kasper and Edwin Artman expired. Directors will elect a president vice president and secretary treasurer next Monday night.
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Giddings Chamber of Commerce
Vernon Goodson
August Kessel
Leon G. Suchs
August Wolfe
Paul Spitzenberger
Emmett Hannes
M. F. Kieke
Charles Hertel
Charles E. Kasper
Edwin Artman
G. L. Kelly
They Failed To Get Back The Chicken
Washington report about No 2 truck company firefighters returning to a fence fire after a fried chicken dinner. They found only bones left and a nearby drunk man cited for intoxication, with a judge suspending the sentence.
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No. 2 Truck Company
Myers
Bastrop 4-H Workers Attend Conference
Bastrop County 4-H members attended a roundup at College Station led by Lena Sturges. Jo Ann and Mary Ann Goertz represented Bastrop in the dairy foods demonstration, while Mildred Ann Goertz, dress revue winner, will enter the state press revue Wednesday night.
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Bastrop County
Mary Ann Goertz
Jo Ann Goertz
Leora Callahan
Wendell Probst
Mildred Ann Goertz
Bruno Ernst
Lena Sturges
FHA delegate injured when panel truck overturns near Texarkana
Mrs. H. G. McDonald sponsor of the Future Homemakers of Giddings was slightly injured Sunday night when a panel truck carrying FHA delegates overturned near Texarkana. H. G. McDonald traveled to Texarkana after hearing of the accident.
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Giddings
H. G. McDonald
Texarkana
Voice of Two Worlds Says Sleep Powers Mind and Health
A Los Angeles explorer known as The Voice of Two Worlds claims a Tibet derived system awakens vast mind and energy powers that operate best during sleep. He says it boosts health, strength, courage, and success, and offers a free 9000 word treatise via the Institute of Mentalphysics in Los Angeles.
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Tibet
Institute of Mentalphysics
South Hobart Blvd
Dept
K-241
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