Ad Hall Community Socials and Visits Highlight Local News
Ad Hall hosts a well attended community party with many candidates and attendees from Gause Sharp Curry Tracy Bethlehem Corath San Gabrel Jones Prairie Bryant Station Maysfield Ben Arnold Cameron Elm Ridge Lilac and other areas. A San Gabriel band played as Ten clubs from the county were represented and more local visits and meetings followed across Cameron Temple Yarrellton and Elm Ridge.
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W. A. Alston
Mr. Alston
J. S. Alston
Hays Permitter
Obelia Smith
Temple
Ted Harris
Cameron
Ad Hall Community Party
Gause
Sharp
Curry
Tracy
Bethlehem
Corath
San Gabrel
Jones Prairie
Bryant Station
Maysfield
Ben Arnold
Elm Ridge
Lilac
San Gabriel Band
Frank Marak
Fritz Renike
Edith
Margaret
Bertha Marak
Yarrellton
Bill
Jerry Kostmann
Louis Trdy
Lois
Fannie Mae Powell
Floyd Lewis
Ad Hall
W. F. Hensley
Roy Hensley
Walter Powell
Gertrude
Carl
Rosina Hertenberg
Henry Cook
Pacas
Informal party honors Roy Baskin Jr and classmates
Mrs. Eber Flinn hosted an informal party Thursday evening for her nephew Roy Baskin Jr and twelve couples of his class. Summer flowers decorated the rooms and refreshments were served with Mrs. Clifton Jenness assisting. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Slaughter visited their daughter Mrs. R. F. Bieldefeldt and husband in Wichita Falls, joined by his mother Mrs. William Bieldefeldt of Waco.
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Hardy Scarbrough
Maurine
Cameron
Annie Hample
Sam Lawhon
D. K. Hall
Eber Flinn
Roy Baskin, Jr
Clifton Jenness
J. L. Slaughter
R. F. Bieldefeldt
Wichita Falls
William Bieldefeldt
Waco
Longest Arctic reindeer drive to finish by Christmas
The Department of the Interior reports the 2600 reindeer drive from Alaska toward Mackenzie River country should end by Christmas. Herders began in 1929, facing wolves, sickness, and harsh terrain, with a planned five year trek ending at the Eskimo settlement near the Mackenzie mouth.
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Ottawa
Arctic
Alaska
Mackenzie River
Department of the Interior
Buckland River
Somer Bros. Corporation
Shingle Point
English Woman Walking Around World on a Bet
Mrs. W. Chaworth-Masters widow of a British ship captain travels by rail and foot across Canada and the United States as part of a world tour funded by a 2504 dollar bet. Her itinerary includes stops in New York Chicago Honolulu India Africa and Europe with 12 day stays at each location and offers of hospitality transport and meals in exchange for services.
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Far East
India
Africa
Europe
Onion Skin Wine Loses Its French Copyright
In Montpellier a court ruled against a grower who sought copyright on the name Peliture d onion for onion skin wine. The court held onion skin denotes a wine type rather than a specific vintage, dismissing the trademark infringement claim.
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Montpellier
France
Court of
Ad Hall boys beat Bryant Station 4–3 in nine inning showdown
Salem reports Ad Hall defeated Bryant Station 4 to 3 Sunday afternoon. Ad Hall pitchers Tomasek, with help from Ruzicka and Luksa for Bryant Station, steeled a tense game as Bryant led early before Ad Hall surged in the sixth. Umpires were L. Gerick and L.
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Ad Hall
Bryant Station Boys
An. Anderle
J. Gerick
al. Anderle
H. Gerick
Machaticek
Schattle
Klement
Tomasek
Jones
Jedlicka
Bryant Station
Burns
C. Bell
Miter
Ruzicka
L. Bell
Zajicek
Luska
Ad Hall Ground Praised. Local Baseball Tilt Sunday
Zajicek notes Ad Hall ground is in perfect shape and considered best country baseball field in the region. Ad Hall boys will meet Norman Valley boys on the local field Sunday.
Memorial Day Service at Powers Chapel Held
The annual Memorial Day at Powers Chapel took place on Sunday May 10 with Senator W. R. Poage of Waco delivering the sermon. A picnic lunch followed under the trees and attendees praised the cemetery as one of the state’s finest inland resting grounds. Miss Mary Burns returns home for the summer after teaching in Graham and is reappointed to teach there this fall.
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Ad Hall
School House
Beetha Fae Strange
Powers Chapel
W. R. Poage
Waco
Mary Burns
Graham
Dental offices to close Saturdays at noon in summer months
The notice states that the dental offices will close at noon on Saturdays during June July and August each year as in previous years. Doctors Edward R. Zellner Arthur E. Kruse and Als Valenta sign the notice.
Feeds Six Ducks Brings Thousands
Swarms of wild ducks estimated at 3000 roam near Rocky Mountain House Alberta. Lacking feed they ravage farmers barns and steal cattle and poultry food in a five mile marsh area at Raven and Clear creeks. The tale cites a Budden farmer who fed three pairs over one winter and notes flocks increasing yearly.
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Winnipeg
Rocky Mountain House
Alberta
Raven
Clear
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