Rain brings benefit to crops and W. J. Reed rites held
Around six tenths of an inch of rain aided planting efforts in Lohn and surrounding farms with cotton maize and oats. Funeral services for W. J. Reed, longtime Lohn merchant and pioneer, were held Saturday with relatives from Holtville, California and Scott Field Illinois attending.
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Lohn. Tex
Hegira
Sudan
Sidney Coonrod
Lynn Rices
Andrews
Rices
Coonrod
San Angelo
W. J. Reed
Lohn
J. E. Publicover
Holtville
Calif
Ale Khen Reed
Scott Field
Ed Barsch
Otto Barsch
Karnes City
Gayle Doyal
Billy Hemphill
Kathryn
Green Doyal
J. P. Gafford
Gerald
L. G. Gafford
Mary Grubbs
Ft. Worth
Frances Kirkman
Dallas
Garnet Moore
B. L. Tetens House
Hattie Hill
Houston
Williams
R. G. Hall
Eden
David Hemphill
Jeanie
Don
Clyde Sanders
Hamilton
Weekend Guests Visit Lohn and Local Homes
Mrs Behrens and baby returned home Tuesday after a visit. Mr and Mrs Billy Tedder of Abilene plus Mr and Mrs Lewis Odle of Beaumont were weekend guests of Lohn residents. Bernard Browning accompanied them to Beaumont to seek summer work. Sunday visitors included the Bill Browning guests from Brownwood and Alvin Nick Deck of Memphis Tenn stayed with his parents from Thursday to Monday.
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Charles Moore
Texas Tech
Grady Moore
Moores
Roy Moore
Pear Valley
Bernie Case
San Antonio
Glenn Blackwell
R. W. Johnson
the Tabernacle
Gaston Moore
Melvin
Cagle
Rob Frost
Waldrip
Clarence Lohn
Katemney
F. R. Dodds
D. E. Edwards
J. O. Lawson
Cmitten
Brownwood
O. W
Zane Carroll
J. C. Petty
Kay
Burnet
W. J. Reed
Roy Sallee
Roscoe
Gordon Newton
Brady
Iris Moore
Lubbock
Bro. A
Knight of Eden
Lohn Church of Christ
Clyde Behrens
Ft. Worth
Lincoln Lohn
Lewis Odle
Beaumont
Frank Deck
Barnard Browning
W. B. Carroll, Jr
Bill Browning
Paul Snow
Chuck Snow
Baby
Alvin Nick Deck
Memphis
Tenn
Bob Deck
Mrs. Howard Horn and Son Return Home From Brady Visit
Return home to Austin for Mrs. Howard Horn and her son Jerry after a week visiting relatives and friends in Brady. Jerry also visited Corpus Christi during the trip.
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Howard Horn
Jerry
Austin
Brady
Corpus Christi
Oklahoma City Capital Named for State
The capital of Oklahoma is uniquely named after the state, making Oklahoma City the only state capital that shares its name with the state.
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Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Blackboard Jungle opens at Texas Theatre this Sunday
A dramatic film about juvenile delinquency, Blackboard Jungle, based on a best seller, stars Glenn Ford and Anne Francis. It follows Richard Dadier a new teacher at a metropolitan vocational school facing taunts, threats, and a life changing crisis as his wife awaits a child and a pupil finally aids him in a tense finale.
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Texas Theatre
Glenn Ford
Anne Francis
Louis Calhern
Margaret Hayes
Metropolitan
Richard Dadier
Artie West
Gregory Miller
Dadier
Anne
Midland Family Visits and Memorial Day in Corpus Christi
From Midland Mr and Mrs George Robertson and son Walter Claude of Midland spent Friday night with her parents Mr and Mrs Claude Weaver. They left Saturday for Corpus Christi where they spent Memorial Day with his mother and other relatives.
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George Robertson
Walter Claude
Midland
Claude Weaver
Corpus Christi
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Sanders
Southwestern States Telephone Coop
Jim Mitchell
Ozona
Wanda Williams
Edinburg
Hardy Marshall
Charles Marshall
Freeport
DeAnna Smith
New York City
Victor Bloedes
DeAnna
Huron Huies
Fife
C. L. Frost
Winters
Clarence
LaPeer Bi
Sipe
Fem
Jone
Higginbotham
W. Main Brady
Texas
Kerr Fruit Jars
Uae
Heinz Condensed Soup
Loinsteak LB
Erie
del Monte
del Monte P Juice
Squash LE
Gilbreath’s
Armour Star
Devil's Food
DIAL
Folger’s Coffee
Durkee’s Dixie
Rasom
Hector Dog Food
Alaska
Kimbell’s Chili
Mission Peas
Nelda Tomatoes
Heinz Catsup
Chee
Clorox
KOTEX
Starlac
Delse
Lipton’s
McKenzie
Morton
John Payne
Mary Murphy
Hell's Island
Brady Theatre
Payne
Miss Murphy
Blackboard
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