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Austin American

Location

Austin, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1949

Page

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Taylor City tackles schools split and slum housing plan

Taylor City commissioners move to hold a joint meeting with the Board of Education on September 20 to discuss separating the public schools from the city under the Gilmer Aiken framework. They also pass resolutions seeking a low cost housing project to clear slum areas, with plans to replace unfit housing and install storm sewers and drainage. Attending were commissioners Kollman Hammack Richter and Schram.

Taylor Commission Board of Education Gilmer-Aiken Jack Stuart Austin Housing Authority Herman Jones Austin Stuart A. D. Evans Housing Authority Bull Branch

Paige Game Preserve Association Formed to Protect Area

Thirty nine landowners and operators created the Paige Game Management Association spanning 14 000 acres to guard game and livestock. Permit required to hunt or fish. trespass prosecutions possible. Quail season closed for two years. Officers include A J Foerster president and W H Graeter vice president.

Paige Paige Game Management Association A. J. Foerster Association Foerster Alvin Seagert H. M. Story

Templeton Clan Celebration Held in Llano County

A Templeton family reunion in Llano County marked the 100th anniversary of the clan’s Texas arrival. Alphons Templeton and family settled in Montague County before five sons and a daughter moved to Lone Grove in the late 1870s. A Lone Grove Templeton store has operated for 70 years. The gathering drew hundreds, formed a reunion association, and elected Ford Templeton president with committees named for secretary, food, and program duties.

Llano Templeton Tow Llano County Texas Alphons Templeton Missouri Montague County Lone Grove W. A. Templeton Liano County Ford Templeton E. O. Speck Louis Templeton W. T. Overstreet H. A. Raesner Jr

Southwestern's Work Started

Southwestern University in Georgetown began new student orientation as freshmen prepared for registration and classes. New faculty members were introduced at a prior meeting, with orientation continuing through Thursday and class work starting Friday. The annual faculty reception is set for Sept. 20 and the opening sermon for the 110th session will be by Rev. Marvin Vance at First Methodist Church.

Georgetown Southwestern University Constantin N. Apsouri Paul Grady Anderson Judson C. Custer Sam Raines Ethel Taylor William O. Pottenger Theodore Bare Laura Kuykendall Hall Marvin Vance First Methodist Church Austin

Travis County Gets New Assistant Agent Briscoe

Andrew Clyde Briscoe Jr arrives in Travis County on a get acquainted basis to assume duties as county agent Oct 1 following Elmo V. Cook. Briscoe's background includes Army service from 1942 to 1946 and an animal husbandry degree from Texas A&M.

Dave Shanks The Austin Americ Travis County Andrew Clyde Briscoe Jr Thomas B. Hooks Jr Briscoe Elmo V. Cook Hooks Harold Green Dai Brisco Bend County Texas A&m College Lee B Q. C. Boatman Riverside Drive Stormy Davis Texas A&m Luling Foundation Farm Lockhart Mississippi

After 100 Years Old Timers Mark Century-Old Supper

In Georgetown on Sept 7 1949 Jonas M Shell Jr gathered old timers to recreate the 1849 supper near the San Gabriel River site. The group honored the memory with an old sugar bowl from that first meal and recalled Jonas Shell Sr son of a 49er landowner who bought 500 acres in Williamson County.

Georgetown Jonas M. Shell Henry Tennessee San Gabriel Park Jonas Jonas M. Shell Jr San Gabriel River California Williamson County San Gabriel Mark Jones State of Texas Jones Shell Jones Mississippi River John C. Sharpe A. W. Sillare Admiral W. L. Mann Thomas P. Hughe J. T. Coffee Roy Richardson Henry Price Ray Goode Olander Rountree Fred Poole Jonas M. Shell, Jr Jonas M. Shell III William Shell

Doctor Krenek Chooses Taylor for Home After Baseball Ties

Taylor resident Dr. Ernest Martin Krenek marked 25 years in the town noting baseball memories drew him to Taylor in 1924. He and his wife Anna Svadlenak Krenek, a native Taylorite, raise Joyce Ann a Taylor High senior and yell leader. He serves on the school board and remains active in First Presbyterian Church and Rotary.

Taylor Ernest Martin Krenek Krenek Lyons Dr. Krenek Caldwell J. J. Krenek Baylor Medical School Dallas Ernest Reed Krenek Anna Svadlenak Lake Drive First Presbyterian Church Joyce Ann Taylor High Taylor High Ducks University of Texas

Market Steady As Cap Livestock Sale Posts Higher Receipts

The Capitol Livestock Austin Company sale posted 1 010 head. Calves sold from 16 to 23 50 with good and choice at the top, cows and bulls strong, hogs top at 21 80, and many entries from numerous buyers across Cedar Creek Pflugerville Bastrop Round Rock and Llano with varied weights and prices.

Capitol Livestock Austin Company Joe K. Young Bastrop O. E. Beck Round Rock J. C. Ellis Cedar Creek M. W. Eppright Dale Wood Brothers Llano Bill Johnson Wimberly S. L. Brannon Sr Lawrence Jones Oakalla Robinson Ranch McNeil D. B. Lane C. R. Luedtke Pflugerville

Llano FFA Chapter Receives New GMC Pick-Up

Llano Motor Company has furnished the Llano FFA chapter a new GMC pick-up. A. C. Wells the company manager announced the gift. The truck will be used by the FFA boys to haul feed and support their livestock work this school year.

Llano GMC Llano Ffa Llano Motor Company A. C. Wells FFA

Best Wools Bring 60 At Denver

Wilkins and Company sold 530000 pounds of wool at auction in Denver. Best grades brought 60 cents per pound, most sales at 40 to 50 cents, and heavy shrinkage wool sold 30 to 35 cents. Fine average length wools were in demand. medium wools attracted many buyers. Eastern top makers and mills bought most lots. Core tests by the US Testing Company determined wool yield.

Denver Wilkins and Company Russell Wilkins Wilkins

Williamson Asks More Polio Funds

Judge Sam V. Stone chairman of Williamson County National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis urges directors to raise extra funds for polio care in a county labeled a stricken area. He notes $3,575.61 spent Sept 1 1949 to Aug 4 1949 and $740 spent in August for hospitalizations with $353 in doctor bills pending. Seventeen polio cases in the county are cited as basis for the emergency drive.

Georgetown Williamson County National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis Sam V. Stone Stone Organization For Brackenridge Hospital Austin National Foundation

Burkett Pecan Crop Heavy at San Saba

San Saba September 13 Burkett pecan trees on Burnett Springs Ranch three miles east of town are among the heavier producers this year after sparse yields last season C E Tisdale owner and former county agent notes his 1400 acre ranch also has many improved varieties and good native trees.

San Saba C. E. Tisdale Burnett Springs Tisdale Blanco

Baptist Parsonage At Tow Dedicated In Llano County

The new Baptist Church parsonage at Tow Llano County was dedicated Sunday with a grounds meal. Dr Lemuel Hall district missionary preached an afternoon sermon. Also participating were Rev Lester O Probst of Llano and Rev W Y Pond of Burnet.

Llano The Baptist Church Tow Llano County Lemuel Hall Baptist District Lester O. Probst W. Y. Pond Burnet

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Taylor City Dads R. E. Kollman L. D. Hammack Langdon Richter O. H. Schram Illard Brazos J & M Shoes Meritt Schayfer & Brown Ena Bosengh Ego dl Oxford J& M Templeton Clan Southwestern Willie Jcurek San Jacinto Reubens Halfacre Ota Ella Ella Smith Bertram Bertram Lions Club Jack Jack Love Reuben Allan Junior High School Fulmore Baker School University Junior High Elroy Hilliard Nelson Ted Harry Paine Chamber of Commerce Jim Boswell Ed Eisenhauer San Antonio Austin Chamber of Commerce Fred S. Nagle Jr Soil Conservation Committee John Babcock Lower Colorado River Authority Chamber of Commerce Agriculture A. J. Maloney Ernest Best Jr Nagle Boswell Bill Whitfield Rio Grande C. R. Gattis Gregg Martin Gattis Nature Briggs Burnet County Yates Tee E. M. Krenek Ernest Krenek Sternenberg Lumber Co L. H. Twedwell Henley Tommie Hoffelder M. H. Buans Star Route A Lee Green Florence Vonne Martin John R. Alexander A. L. Hutto Star Route A. Austin T. C. Watt Williamson Burkett Baptist Parsonage Scooter Steck the , Company W. Ninth
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