Safety First for Austin Longhorn Flying Club Members
UT Longhorn Flying Club built a $60,000 fleet of six planes in 14 months and logged over 250000 miles with no accidents. The 90 members include students faculty and locals. training covers ground school to solo flight with three full-time instructors. Club emphasizes safety with a tight budget using low insurance rates and strict flying rules led by Bob Crutchfield who helped revive the club in 1960.
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Austin
Tex
University of Texas Club
Longhorn Flying Club
Frls
Cessna Aircraft Corp
Texas
Bob Crutchfield
Crutchfield
For Sale Girl's Bicycle and Earn Income
For sale a 24 inch girls bicycle. Contact via phone LY 7 8743. Wanted help to refill machines selling Sheyetts Gum and Sport Cards in the area. Easy work with excellent income four hundred forty dollars cash required secured by inventory. Include phone number and mail to P O Box 2874 Amarillo Texas.
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P. O
Amarillo
Texas
Christmas Luncheon for Circle Members at Mrs Geeslin’s
Mrs Edward Geeslin entertained twenty membership circle members plus two guests at a Christmas luncheon at her home Wednesday at noon. Assisted by Mrs Steve Kine and Mrs Joe Gault, Rev Harry Bamberger and Mr Geeslin joined after the meal as Mrs R F Carmichael read the scriptural Christmas story and carols were sung.
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First Methodist Church Women’s Society of Christian Service
Edward Geeslin
Steve Kine
Joe Gault
Harry Bamberger
Geeslin
R. F. Carmichael
Ghost town Shafter springs from mining claims in Presidio County
R F McSwain recalls his granddaughter Elizabeth seeking help with arithmetic but notes the real challenge is the answer. The feature then shifts to Shafter Texas where silver mining is underway in Presidio County and the ghost town of Shafter draws interest for its history and current activity.
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R. F. McSwain
Elizabeth McSwain
Shafter
Texas
Presidio County
Beginning of the Raisers Association of Texas in Graham 1877
The text recalls the Raisers Association of Texas formed in 1877 under an oak in Graham near Fort Worth. It notes a stone monument by the Young County tree marking the site as the association’s origin and lists the first officers.
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Raisers Association of
Texas
Graham
Fort Worth
Jattlemen Association
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