Tire Dropped by World Fliers Drifts 4400 Miles Across Pacific
A Firestone airplane tire from Clyde Pangborn and Hugh Herndon’s 1931 round the world flight drifted across the Pacific for over sixteen months. Found by Captain Ivar Baggen near Cape Flattery Washington it was identified by its serial number and Firestone.
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Pacific
Firestone
Clyde Pangborn
Hugh Herndon
Cape Flattery
Washington
Samushiro Beach
Japan
Wenatchee
Ivar Baggen
Presho
Pangborn
Herndon
Baggen
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
Lillian Ousdahl
Seattle
Buckholts Health Update for Mrs Walschak and Nadine
Mrs A R Walschak and her daughter Nadine have recovered from illness. Mr and Mrs John Svetlik, Sr. are also noted in the report as back to health after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Walschak
Nadine
John Svetlik
Cardui Relief for Side Pain Reported by Norman Woman
A Norman Oklahoma woman, Mrs H E Slaughter, says Cardui cured her right side pain and dizziness after feeling run down last summer. She began taking Cardui on her mother’s advice and notes improvement after several bottles, with the drug sold at local drug stores.
Easter Reunion and Town Activities Highlight Temple Event
A family Easter reunion at the old Ad Hall Community featured a sumptu ous dinner and fish fry. Guests included Dr. J. S. McCelvey and nurses from Temple. Easter egg hunts drew large crowds as Sunday Schools held picnics and activities despite chilly winds. Temple shoppers and local residents visited relatives and teachers from Kerens and New Braunfels joined Easter celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Ad Hall
J.S. McCelvey
McLellan
Howl, Cabla
Hinyard
Frances Jones
Temple
Easter visits and social notes in local households
Sities visited parents for Easter. Bryan guests included Jack Barnes and Vlasta Bab ovec. Fritz Glaser, ill, stayed with the Provasek family. W T Corley from Winters visited relatives after College Station. A W Mowdy of San Marcos visited friends. Tomasek family hosted guests. Mrs Tomasek Sr. accompanied them to Ocker. Meadan J D Lewis and George Schiller with Winzell Lewis and Tulie Tomasek attended a district meet in Waco. Kuzell attended John Vasek funeral in Jeker. Wade Price of Kerens spent the weekend with H N Harris. J R Slovacek family and Marvin shopped in Temple with Emma Mayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Orsang
Margie
Cameron
Rudolph Provasek
W. T. Corley
W. FE. Corley
Winters
College Station
A. W. Mowdy
San Marcos
Chas, Tomoseth
Ocker
H. N. Harris
J. R. Slovacek
Marvin
Emma Meyer
Temple
Local Social Notes From Jones Prairie and Area
Mr and Mrs Ray Love of Bryan spent Sunday with Mr P H Love and family. Gracie Roden stayed with her aunt Mrs Jim Brand from Thursday to Sunday. Connie Mae and Marvin Hickman visited in Waco Saturday. Ila Jean Stidham returns from Austin after breaking her leg in an accident. Carlie Smitherman of Cameron spent the weekend at home. T B Stidham and Jack were in Austin Sunday. Will Brown injured Thursday when his wagon ran away. Helen Harrell spent last week in Waco. Mrs W T Johnson visiting daughter Mrs Ben Massengale and family. Theo Tucker and family spent Sunday at Geo Roden’s. Jim Fontaine of Cedar Spring spent Tuesday night with his parents. E B Yager visited his ill mother in Austin Wednesday. Connie Mae Hickman was a business caller in Ad Hall Tuesday afternoon. Vernon Fontaine sick this week. Eliona Black, daughter of Davis.
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Ray Love
Bryan
P. H. Love
Gracie Roden
Jim Brand
Connie Mae
Marvin Hickman
Waco
Ila Jean Stidham
Austin
Carlie Smitherman
Cameron
T. B. Stidham
Jack
Will Brown
W. T. Johnson
Ben Massengale
Theo Tucker
Geo Roden
Sudan grass grazing praised by Texas agronomist
E A Miller extension agronomist says Sudan grass offers 85 to 87 dollars worth of grazing per acre at about one dollar cost. Planting ranges March to May with July grazing possible, and one acre per milk cow recommended. Sudan grass supports milk, beef, hogs, poultry and reduces feed costs.
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Texas
E. A. Miller
Texas A. & M. College
Mr. Miller
Sudan
Miller
Geo Banzhaf
Akt
Worth While Club Discusses Yard Work and Linen Making
The Worth While Club met Tuesday with Miss Ethel McKinney and Mrs. Alma McKinney. Fifteen members answered roll call with a report on yard work. One visitor, Mrs. J A Jamison, attended as Miss Bartholomew demonstrated making bedroom linens and bed making. The meeting adjourned to meet next with Mrs. Bartholomew.
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Siberia
China
Bering Sea
Alaska
North Pacific Ocean
Canada
Cancine
San Francisco
Buckholts
Cardui
Mesdames
J. M. Mitcham
Cecil Criswell
Buford McMillion
Sam Mewhinney
Ava Nell
Margueritte Mitcham
Gladys FE. Harris
Kerens High School
Mary
Naomi Walschak
New Braunfels
Marion Slovacek
Texas Univer
Cotton Choppers
Massey-Harris
A. J. Matocha & Co
Santa Fe
Cameron, Texas
BY Sikki Siakaia
Joe Fowald Martin
Ranger, Temas
Ehiemd
ANO Oawen EL
Marion
Port Worty
Lanower
Boty
Fort Worth
OY Rma
Nigella
Brup
Ysleta
Bowie
Sity
Jack Barnes
Vlasta Babovec
Fritz Glaser
Jones Prairie
Helen Harrell
Jim Fontaine
Cedar Spring
E. B. Yager
Austin Wednesday
Connie Mae Hickman
Ad Hall
Vernon Fontaine
Eliona Black, Daughter
of Davis
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Brownsville
Allen Pate
Touveat
Pill Smith
Rodney Fontaine
Joy
Belton
Archie McLerran
Tom Stidham
Perry Tindall — of
Calvert
T. B. Stidham Home
Sug Angell
Mises Edna Glasser
Ruby Mae Hughes
Dub Luce
da WB Catownis
Doctors
North Crockett Street
Methodist Church
Geyser Ice Company OF
Grady Little
Citizens National Bank
U.S S
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