Cameron Students Enroll At Temple Junior College
Three Cameron students are enrolled at Temple Junior College for the 1951 52 school year. They include Adolph Alois Kretschmar son of Mrs A J Kretschmar a Sophomore and 1936 graduate of Yoe High School.
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Cameron
Temple Junior College
Adolph Alois Kretschmar
A. J. Kretschmar
Yoe High School
Local Graduates Shine From Yoe High School
Maxine Ann Schuetze daughter of Max Schuetze of Burlington, a 1951 Yoe High School graduate, and Nada Ilynn Obermiller daughter of Mr and Mrs Elmo Obermiller of 1801 North Houston, a 1950 Yoe High School graduate and TJC sophomore, are profiled as recent graduates.
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Maxine Ann Schuetze
Max Schuetze
Burliington
Yoe High School
Nada Ilynn Obermiller
Elmo Obermiller
North Houston
TJC
Birds Count Surpasses 200 Species in Big Bend Park
A survey records more than two hundred avian species within Big Bend National Park elevating its status as a rich habitat. Researchers note diverse ranges from raptors to songbirds across park ecosystems and seasonal migrations.
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Big Bend National Park
Worms Feeding On Oats Prompt Poisoning Advice
Farmers seek guidance on controlling worms feeding on oats and fall crops. Cold weather should slow worm activity. if poisoning is used, 10 percent DDT dust at 10 pounds per acre is recommended and border strips may be dusted to limit spread. DDT dust is not harmful to later livestock grazing.
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Count Agents
Jerry Goodrich Celebrates Seventh Birthday at City Park
Jerry Goodrich son of Mr and Mrs R I Goodrich celebrated his seventh birthday with a party at City Park on Thursday October 4. Twenty four guests enjoyed games and fun as Mrs Goodrich served cupcakes with candles. A large birthday cake decorated in yellow and white with seven candles was the centerpiece. Plate favors were Tommy Tumblers with bubble gum.
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Jerry Goodrich
R. I. Goodrich
Afernoon
Mid-Tex Jamboree Slated At Austin
Austin hosts the 1951 Fall Jamboree for Central Texas Square Dancers on October 20 at City Coliseum from 8 to 12. Music by Johnny Deison's Cripple Creek Ranch Hands and Victor Raby's Texas Star Swingsters. Emcee Pat Pattison of Santa Fe, who originated two favorite calls.
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Austin
Central Texas
MidTex
Pattison
Scout Leaders Meet Here Thursday Night
Approximately 20 scout leaders from the county attended the County Scout Round-Up at the First Presbyterian Church Thursday night. Stewart Perkins of Troop 54 led the meeting. Harry Hahn presented a scouting film and discussions covered promoting activities. Boys aged 11 or 12 may contact Mr. Perkins.
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First Presbyterian Church
Stewart Perkins
Harry Hahn
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Loss
The family expresses sincere gratitude to friends for acts of kindness after a death. Thanks those who sent flowers or helped in any way. Grateful for support from all. Mrs. Frances Sheguit and Family.
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Frances Sheguit & Family
Bread or nothing for southern Italian children after the war
A Salerno orphaned 13 year old boy lives by harvesting grapes for 50 lire a day during the current grape season. His life shows the hunger and hardship of southern Italy where soil and economy fail to sustain families. Christian relief agencies via CROP aid suffers and need expand to reach more children.
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Italy
Salerno
Christian Rural Overseas Program
CROP
Meeting Scheduled at County Court Belton October 15
An important meeting will be held in the County Court Room Belton on Monday October 15. E J Amey director of the Motor Vehicle Division of the State Highway Department says all Bell County motor vehicle dealers and finance companies will attend to discuss procedures for obtaining registration and title certificates and related problems.
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Belton
E. J. Amey
State Highway Department
Bell County
Amey
Texas
County coordinates firms and tax, vehicle division work
The department aims to coordinate the efforts of business firms the County Tax Collector and the motor vehicle division to improve processes and handle a growing reach expected to rise beyond 3,137,526. This collaboration seeks efficiency across agencies and better service delivery to taxpayers.
Local Leader Urges Public Service Commitment
A public official emphasized delivering the best possible service to residents. The statement underscored accountability, responsiveness, and steady work to meet community needs.
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