Santa Fe Diamond Day in Temple June 29
Temple hosts a multi event celebration marking the Santa Fe railway arrival era with the Central Texas Pioneers Club meeting, a beauty parade, and a big horse show by the Temple Longhorn Club. Officials expect about 20 000 attendees. Senior members and old auto enthusiasts prep for a parade featuring early automobiles and tow car support for aging vehicles.
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Temple
Central Texas
Santa Fe Railway
Pioneers Club
Santa Fe Park
Temple Longhorn Club
Longhorn Club
Frank W Mayborn
Santa Fe
Central Texas Pioneers Club
Central
Texas
Pres. C. B. Parks
Fort Downs
Ralph Dashier
Temple to receive last steam locomotive display
Fred Gurley of the Santa Fe System will present Temple with steam engine No. 3423 built in 1923 for Central Texas and the City of Temple. Mayor Roy Strasburger will accept the 4-6-2 Pacific type engine, later to be placed in Gober Park for future generations to view a bygone era.
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Parademan Dashier
Fred Gurley
Santa Fe System
Temple
Roy Strasburger
Central Texas
Gober Park
New Cars Filed in Court House News Ledger
Louis G Gest Wm Cameron and Company Chevrolet pickups E H Christie Chevrolet pickup Gaither Motor Co Vince Schielack Ford four door D C Drummonds Ford four door Grady Rainey Ford four door Robert M Trotter Ford four door William Gammon Jr Ford four door Ideal Motor Co James T Smith Chevrolet pickup C O Majors Chevrolet pickup Willard E Doering Chevrolet Tudor Bakes Howard Co Frank J Sayles Mercury Monclair McLain Pontiac Co C L Canady Pontiac four door Green Meter Company Windsee J E Beard Plymouth four doorares Howard Jr M D Chi pi er S Regis Ruth E Conners Plymouth sedan Jon C Keyes Plymouth four door Virginia Schuhsier Plymouth four door
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Louis G. Gest
Notable Marital Names Linkage Noted in 1960s Records
Larry Gene Henry and Jayne Anne Smith along with Emil Frank Vaculin and Joyce Josephine Hertenberger appear as paired individuals in archival notices. The entry lists two couples connected to civil records from mid century records, reflecting naming conventions of the era.
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Larry Gene Henry
Jayne Anne Smith
Emil Frank Vaculin
Joyce Josephine Hertenberger
Various Property Transfers and Mineral Leases Listed
A record of numerous real estate transfers including Woodson Lumber to I J Mikulec and Marvin Posival, Henry Woods to Ray Woods, and Lester Lawhorn to Oslyn White, plus several mineral leases involving Claude Cochran Worsham and Mack Harvey. Amounts range from $10 to $7500 with land parcels described in Terral Heights Buckholts and other surveys.
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Woodson Lumber Company Whalsale
I. J. Mikulec
Terral Heights
Cameron
Henry E. Garlicks
Frank Tomascik
Buckholts
Southland Cotton Oil Company
Robert Weems
D. Monroe
Ray Woods
Henry Woods
L. L. Childs
Lester Lawhorn
Oslyn A White
Et Ux
Veterans Land Board
Justo Liendo
Claude Cochran
J. L. Worsham
W. S. Lamkin
Mack L. Harvey
George Camplin
Bettie Odam
Frank Vansa
Charles D. Ross
J. A. DePena
John Vansa Sr
J. A. Deena
Marcella Benys
J. A
Matilda Wokaty
Land transfers and oil deals listed in Milam County records
The record summarizes numerous 1920s Milam County conveyances and leases. It lists grants of 61 percent acres from J A De Pena to various buyers for ten dollars, plus multiple other land transfers of 100 to 522 acres. It also notes leases involving McDermott and Co. Inc. and Byrd Oil Corporation with nominal sums and valuable considerations.
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J. A. de Pena
Louis Reicher
Charles D. Ross
Leo N. Harris
James H. Scott
James Dunn
Tull A. Pope
Earl R. Austin
Sterrett- Dobbins
E. 0. Stewart
RAS Oil Company Inc
Jose Leal
John W. Williams
L. R. Petty
N. G. Hawkins
Edmond Leuschner
S. C. Robertson
Byrd Oil Corporation
D. H. Byrd
Milam County
A. P. King Jr
J. Ray McDermott and Co. Inc
Private Household Workers Gain Social Security Coverage
Private household workers including maids cooks and gardeners can now have cash wages counted for social security. Any person paid $50 or more in cash wages in a calendar quarter by a household employer earns old age and survivors insurance protection for themselves and their families. Benefits in retirement may range from $30 to $108.50 per month with total family benefits up to $200. The requirement to work 24 days for one employer was removed effective January 1 1955.
Farm Household Labor Wages and Social Security Credit
The text explains social security credit for cash wages earned in two or more households. Wages in kind, like board and room, do not count if farm work is on a profit-operating farm. Cash wages must total at least $100 per year per worker to count, similar to hired farm hands.
Texas Farm Real Estate Values Rise Three Percent
In Texas, farm real estate values increased three percent from November to March and two percent in the 12 months ending March 1, per a U S De- data release.
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Texas
U. S
Agriculture report notes steady land price rise nationwide
The Department of Agriculture reports a one percent rise in land sales over four months and a two percent increase for the year ending March 1. March values exceed those of a year earlier in about half the states. Wheat regions account for most land purchases, with central Corn Belt areas showing strong buying to expand farm size. buyers aim to improve efficiency, signaling continued price support.
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Partment of Agriculture
Ates
Herarty
Corn Belt
Yoe Chapter Plans Meet and Picnic at Ledbetter Park
The Yee Chapter of Future Homemakers of America holds its regular meeting on June 21 at 6 p.m. at Ledbetter park. A picnic for members and families is planned with softball and swimming. The H. E. department was cleaned up with repairs completed by a group of girls led by Miss Patsy Skeen from June 6 to 9.
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Yee
Future Homemakers of America
Ledbetter Park
H. E
Patsy Skeen
District FHA officers attend three day training at A and M
From June 13 to June 16 the District and Area FHA officers will attend a three day training conference at A and M. Participants include Annetta Shelander district reporter Marge Horstmann district IV president Rose Matyastik area 8 second vice president and Mary Ellen Richter junior captain reporter.
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Mary Ellen Richter
Peggy Burke
Lydia Krenek
Wanda Kirk
Barbara Ann Kotrola
Dorothy Dillon
Barbara Jane Gurecky
Colleen Damron
Sanadra
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The
Quickabe Ice Service
Culpepper
Court House News
Bakes-Howard Co
Frank J. Sayles
Mercury Monclair
Oldsmobile
Olds
Mitchanl Motor Company
South Houston
Nbc-Tv
Grady Peeler
H. V. Sparkman
T. J. Chambers
America
Weiners, Ib
Bacon
NBC
Day & Nite Grocery
Donald Duck
Great Northern
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