Yarrellton Community Notes Hear of Visits and Illness
Mrs Lena Russell reports social calls as Leroy Klapka of Corpus Christi visits his uncle L W Klapka while Lillian Terry visits Jim Mann. Mrs Adolph Pick grows ill prompting a bedside call by daughter in law BE Pagel. Various locals travel to Cameron, Waco and Austin for family and church ties.
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Leroy Klapka
Corpus Christi
L. W. Klapka
Lillian Terry
Jim Mann
BE. Pagel
Adolph Pick
Pick
Rogers
Fox
Ella Clark
Frank Griffin
Newton Hospital
Ance Wilkerson
Cameron
Tucker Wilkerson
Houston
Yarreltton
Walter Burnett
Veal
Waco
Lajis Klapka
Farm Family Plan Guides Credit and Production Standards
The plan explains operating a family-type farm with estimated yields income and a budget for farm and home expenses. It notes no loan unless the plan shows a good living and debt repayment ability. It describes resource guides from Extension Service and annual project reviews by the Farmers Home Administration supervisor. It outlines short term and production loans and real estate credit for farm development and water systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Extension Service
Farmers Home Administration
Wright
Local Family Visits Across States From Maysfield
Mrs Kathleen Angle and brother Horace Weathers of St Louis and sister Mrs Mary Harris of Oklahoma City visited their parents Mr and Mrs Jess Weathers last week. Other gatherings include Kelso and Wise families visiting relatives in Angleton and Benchley. Doris Gleason and grandchildren joined Vina White. Hall Martin and children from Austin visited Bill Thweatt’s family. Gene Self and son moved into Dock Thweatt cottage. Sherwood Cobb of Hearne joined them. Chas Ed Hensley and children visited her mother in Corpus Christi last weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen Angle
Horace Weathers
St. Louis
Mary Harris
Oklahoma City
Jess Weathers
S. W. Kelso
Kaskel
Mary
Bertha Kelso
J. F. Wise
R. K. Reider
Carol
Ricky
Bill Wise
Angle
Doris Gleason
Randy
Freeport
Pat Gleason
Vina White
Hall Martin
Austin
Bill Thweatt
Guy Self
Gene Recently
Benchley
Dock Thweatt Cottage
Sherwood Cobb
Hearne
Chas
Ed Hensley
Corpus Christi
Texas Heart Fund contributions deductible for taxes
The Texas Heart Fund is deductible for income tax purposes. Donors may reduce their taxable income by contributing to the fund according to applicable IRS rules and state guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Heart Fund
Chevrolet Tops 1955 Auto Registrations In Polk Report
R L Polk & Co final 1955 registration figures show Chevrolet leading total auto sales by more than 100 000 units. Chevy registered 1 640 681 passenger cars and 329 791 trucks for a combined margin of 101 296 over rivals with December alone adding 162 989 passenger car registrations. T H Keating Chevrolet general manager notes a two decade long leadership and a widening lead since new models came out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet
R. L. Polk & Co
Polk
T. H. Keating
Keating
Half of FHA Loans In 55 Bought Stock and Farm Equipment
Approximately $5,130,000 or 48 percent of Texas Farmers Home Administration production and subsistence loans over the past year financed equipment livestock and similar investments. State Director Walter T. McKay notes these funds support efficient farming systems with debt repayable up to seven years and a maximum loan of $7,000. Roy M. Wright says FHAs steps help farmers use loan funds well. A complete farm and home plan is required before loan approval.
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Texas
Farmers Home Administration
Walter T. McKay
Pacsreers
Roy M. Wright
Texas Heart Fund Initiatives Support Research Education
TheTexas Heart Fund invites contributions to back heart research education and community heart projects. Donations guide funding for medical research programs and local health outreach across Texas communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Heart Fund
Heart
Community Heart
Holiday On Ice Comes To Waco In April Run
The Holiday On Ice of 1956 production will perform at the Heart O' Texas Coliseum in Waco from April 11 to 15. Manager Othel Neely announced a nightly 8 pm show with a 2:30 pm matinee Sunday and a Saturday matinee, no Sunday night performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heart O' Texas Coliseum
Othel Neely
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Cameron Herald
Yarrellton
Lena Russell
G. L. Gallatin
Patsy
Cynthia Wells
Charles Russell Home
Rodney Barker
Yarrelston Church
J. A. Provasek
Lewis Slovac
Ana
E. J. Provasek
Charles Russell
Mrs. Mann Gandy
Corinth
Prises
Maysfield
Dorothy Perkins
Doren Paina
Dusek Pharmacy
Cameron, Texas
Polk Co
FHA
Cove
Chive Cottage Cheese
ECOM
Armour
Chuck
Velvetta
Pure Grape
Kimbell
Prunes
Aratio
Lowman
Cme
Pia
Campbells Vegetable
Qoleo
Cash Grocery
Santa Fe Town
Cameron, Tex
Cy A
Trinity Lutheran Church
Milam Theatre
Dewyth Beltz
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