Weekend Visitors and Local Miscellany Reported
Mrs Pete McCamey and children visit family in several Texas towns while others host relatives from Dallas Odessa Hobbs and San Angelo. Local residents travel to Ballinger Maverick San Angelo Camp Wood and Roswell New Mexico for shopping and cattle purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete McCamey
Tommy Jack
Billie Jo
K Glenn
Martin
Sars
Etta Brook
Mary Gail Williams
Dallas
T. M. Conger
Martyn Joyce
San Angelo
J. L
Hobbs
New Mexico
M. C. Manuel
Dale Rogers
Odessa
R. E. Cowan
Buckelew
Christine Bennett
Donnie
Sissy
Pat Cowan
Amarillo
Joe Hedges
Ellis Lee
Darrell
Dabney Tomlinson
Ballinger
Archie Smith
J. P. Cowan
Billie Merle
S. M. Cowan
O'Neal
San Saba
Elbert Bowden
Winters
R. S. Bowden
J. M. Slaughter
Maverick
Renza Lees
Neely Mackey
Jessie Mackey
Dale
Story
Mex
Ceady Bordainson
Mer Yadunces
Lester Lee
Ellie Lee
Joe Dismore
Camp Woods
Louise Bennett
Roswell
Tennyson Topics Show Local Visits and Family Gatherings
A roundup of residents and visitors in Tennyson and nearby towns. Mrs Eddie Fiveash and son join Mr and Mrs Edward Harrell and J B Clark in San Angelo. The Berrys from Granbury visit relatives, then Bronte and Riverside trip mix. Several families host dinners, shop in San Angelo, or travel to California, with multiple kinfolk noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Fiveash
Edward Harrell
J. B. Clark
San Angelo
A. J. Berry
Granbury
Texas
Joe Miller
George James
Berry
Wesley Wheat
Andrews
J. P. Wheat
Tennyson
Johnnie Green
Riverside
California
W. T. Greens
Bronte
John Athey
Thurman Best
Johnnie Greens
L. Y. Harrell
Avant H
Ruryl
Barnhart
Alto
Sonn
Knickerbocker
Robert Lawrence
Harrell
Buddy Stewart
Tankersley
J. M. Stewart
R. R. Collins
Son Quillen
Joe Millers
Billy Ray Miller
Darlyne Miller
Leslie Webb
J. A. Burleson
Big Lake
Bill
Roland Hancock
San Antonio
Zack Tounget
Ruth Armstrong
Herbert
Comanche
Marvin Corley
Jack Corley
Texas and Dakota Named After Native Terms
The fragment notes Texas and Dakota as Indian names meaning related terms. It emphasizes linguistic origins and parallels between tribal names and their meanings, suggesting cultural naming connections for places and peoples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Dakota
Mrs Mitchell Hosts Hayrick WHD Club Meeting
Miss Mary Pearl Bearden WHD agent led a furniture refinishing demo using turpentine and Finseed oil for eight Hayrick WHD Club members at Mrs J W Mitchell’s home. She showcased Christmas card samples for club and council funds and games followed the social hour. Eight members attended with three visitors including Mmes John Warner and Truman Parker from Union. The next meeting set for October 17 with Mrs L C Robbins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pearl Bearden
WHD
Hayrick Whd Club
J. W. Mitchell
Bearden
Mmes
John Warner
Truman Parker
Union
Senior Who Club Elects Officers
Members met October 2 with Mrs. H. M. Robinson and listed Mmes. J. L. Keeney Frank Keeney O. W. Chapman T. F. Sims Sr. Ira Lloyd J. B. Glenn Sr T. C. Price and the hostess Mrs. Oscar Hays visiting. New officers elected for the coming year include Mrs. Charles Keeney president Mrs. J. L. Keeney vice president Mrs. T. F. Sims Sr secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WHO
H. M. Robinson
Mmes
J. L. Keeney
Frank Keeney
O. W. Chapman
T. F. Sims, Sr
Ira Lloyd
J. B. Glenn, Sr
T. C. Price
Oscar Hays
Charles Keeney
Grass Returns to Nation as Livestock Move Across States
An analysis of U S Department of Agriculture data explains how feeder cattle and lambs travel from grasslands in Nebraska New Mexico and Washington to feed lots nationwide. Grass and forage dominate feeds with grain only a minor part. seasonal marketing is smoothed through feed lot finishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Chama
New Mexico
Washington
Texas
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Kitchen Range
America
Mississippi
M. Simpson
Agricultural Research Department
Preventing Farm Accidents Card from Swift & Company
A safety reminder from Swift & Company warns that farm and ranch accidents occur every three minutes and could claim up to 19 500 lives and injure 1 800 000 this year. The message urges readers to check livestock handling, machinery guards, clothing, tractor use, and misused equipment to reduce fatalities and injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift & Company
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Martin's
Bilbo Drug CO
Leon
Rative Central UG
Home Motor Company
Carl Pool
Army
Cart Peel
Alamo
Carole Dismore
Lewis Buckelew
Albert Jackson
Son of
A. M. Smith
Mrs
Tom Green
Mrs. Mitchell
Hayrick
Gladys Waldrop
W. H. Peters
University of Minnesota
Opie
Peewee Pepper
Statens Ford
Soda Wal Beas
Paul Gregg
Texas A. and
M. College
Gulf Coast States
Gregg
Tick
DoyLe C. Maddux
Dial
Oakes San Angelo
Sedberry Williams
E. Sedberry
H. O. Williams
Rusl Bilg
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