Thorndale Settles Right of Way for Highway 43 Route
Thorndale officials report the Highway 43 routing is settled. The new path will bypass the oil mill area, rejoin Main Street, and run to the west city limits with dirt work near Brushy bottom and Salty creek nearing completion. Bridge over Brushy creek is finished and groundwork for gravel and asphalt surfacing to follow.
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Rockdale
Thorndale
Main Street
Brushy Bottom
Salty Creek
Brushy Creek
Highway Commission
New Albany
Ind
David Brock
West Main St
Cardus
Local notes from Gause and surrounding area
Gause J E Thomas returns home after hospital stay for a broken arm. Mrs. Jones Harlan of Houston visits her mother Mrs. Ola Gause and friends. Allen Academy students Brown Ely and Blakely Bailey visit home. Miss Elsie Hauptfleisch teaching in Milano spends weekend in Gause. Miss Florence Hillard teaches in Gause and visits Rosebud. R V Small drives to Limestone county. Button Prairie hosts a social and raises funds for the school. Dan Todd returns from Seguin San Antonio and Houston trip. Misses Hickman and Cochran visit in Rosebud. Anna Marie Barnes visits in San Marcos and Rockdale. F M Hauptfleisch and J F Hickman drive to Edge where Hauptfleisch preaches. Rev Weeks preaches and schedules steward’s meeting Friday and quarterly conference at Wheelock next Sunday. Epworth League meets with pledges of 29 dollars for church benefit.
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Anna Marie Barnes
Gause
San Marcos
Rockdale
Local News Briefs from Gause and Nearby Towns
A collection of funds totaling 45 dollars was donated by the Lea gue to the church fund for this year. Miss Mary Sue Walker, a teacher, ended her home in Waco. Willie Murry, a high school student in Hearne, suffered a broken collar bone in a football game between Hearne and Rosse last Friday. Mitch Perkins of Palestine visited Gause Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ervin moved to Baytown. Lamar, Edward, and J. A. Smith spent the weekend with friends in Gause. Bill Gause, a student, is attending school.
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Mary Sue Walker
Gause
Waco
Willie Murry
Hearne
Rosse
Weekend fundraiser at Pin Oak school district notices
In Cameron residents gathered at Pin Oak school Saturday night to raise funds for repairing the school building. A barn on J W Kilpatrick Sr farm burned Saturday night containing about 120 bushels of corn and some hay.
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Pin Oak
J. W. Kilpatrick Sr
Fidelis Class Elects Officers At Week Meeting
The Fidelis Class met during the week and elected officers headed by President Millicent Bradford First Vice President Media Peth Caperton Second Vice President Mary Jo Lans-
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Fidelis
Millicent Bradford
Media Peth Caperton
Mary Jo Lans
Club to Install Officers at Sunday Meeting
Ford Third Vice President Rosie Radtke and Frances House Recording Secretary, Ruby Good Corresponding Secretary, Alyne Anderson Reporter. The class will install officers next Sunday morning during the regular meeting period.
Corinth 4-H Club Poultry Lesson Members Cull Chickens
The Corinth 4-H Club met October 15 at president Hilda Kuzel's home for a poultry lesson. Present were Tonie Kuzel Stephanie Kuzel Clara Eickenhorst Edith Kleiber Edna Eickenhorst Ollie Lewis and Hilda Kuzel. absent were Tillie Tomascik Tricie Tomascik Audie Lewis and Jewell Baskin. The group learned culling chickens.
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Hilda Kuzel
Tonie Kuzel
Stephanie Kuzel
Clara Eickenhorst
Edith Kleiber
Edna Eickenhorst
Ollie Lewis
Tillie Tomascik
Tricie Tomascik
Audie Lewis
Jewell Baskin
Local meeting elects Edith Kleiber secretary
A business session elected Edith Kleiber as secretary and Hilda Kuzel as reporter for the interim period. The discussion included audience interest in poultry care and culling practices benefiting the community.
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Edith Kleiber
Hilda Kuzel
Not Double Jointed Optimist Finds Joy in Limber Soul
A playful verse notes an optimistic soul who feels balm in spirit despite rheumatism. The speaker is content with being one jointed and hopeful, never doubting despite aches.
Description of mechanical parts and specifications
The notes describe a vehicle or machine component set highlighting a low safe center of gravity, Timken bearings in all wheels and differential, and a counterbalanced crankshaft with main bearing diameters ranging from 25 8 to 213 16 inches and a total weight of 55 pounds.
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