Sharp News Notes From Sharp Area Social Scene
Sunday and weekend visitors fill the Sharp area as families host kin and friends from Holland Houston Tracy Cameron and Austin. Travellers include Roy Wilson Lorena Offield Mables Miers Dalton Stephens Marvin Wiede and many others visiting relatives and attending reunions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Voyles
Roy Wilson
Holland
Lorena Offield
Tracy
Paul Graves
Mabel Miers
Bobby
Houston
Milano School Opens With Strong Enrollment
Milano school opened Tuesday with about 200 students enrolled and a full faculty present. Bus routes and the lunch room with four cooks are in operation. Weekend visitors included Mrs. Lilia Smith and family from Sommerville and Mr. Claude Smith of Houston, with other local guests noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oval Linhorst
Fort Worth
Rk. F. Linhorst
Carl Black
Joe Richter
Cameron
Floyd Hook
Corpus Christi
Cryer
Bryant Station
Jim Cryer
Beaumont
J. E. Cryer
Floyd Cryer
Batown
Eugene Rane
Houston
J. W. Mitcham
Clute
James Andrews
Angleton
Vivian Mitcham
Wilson
Ed Baggett
Waco
Vinton
Summerville
Milano
Robert Ledbetter
Austin
Labor Day
R. E. Ledbetter
Gertrude Jones
New Braunfels
McLendon
Temple
Callie Gerdes
Caldwell
Carlos Sloan
Bob Sloan
Asa McGregor
D. W. Kirk
Freeport
Hulon Bush
Pat Kirk
Ace Myrick
Linton
John Myrick
Darrell Boon
San Fe
Lilia Smith
Fred Blackmon
Claude Smith
Maggie Miller
Speak Elliot
Alfred Jistel
Salem
Billy Sparks
Buddie Burk
Clifford Noak
Eight-Month Farm Prices Fall Despite Higher Marketings
Farmers earned about 17.7 billion dollars in January August from marketings, down 6 percent from 1952 as average prices slid about 10 percent though volumes rose slightly. Livestock receipts fell 7 percent to 11 billion, while poultry and eggs rose 11 percent. Crop receipts dropped 4 percent to 6.7 billion, led by lower prices for wheat and cotton. July cash receipts totaled 2.5 billion, up from June but down 6 percent from July 1952. Milk sources listed include cows and several other animals and dairy products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture Department
Holes in Swiss Cheese Formed by Fermentation Gases
The familiar holes in Swiss cheese arise from gas bubbles produced during fermentation by bacteria and yeasts trapped in the cheese as it ages.
Sardines Packed Cheaply in Olive Oil at Amar River Entrance
The report notes that the entrance to the Amar River lies about 200 miles away. It compares sardines packed in oil to emphasize their low cost versus olive oil, describing the fish as packed closely in the can.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amar River
Watermelons turn red after cutting and oxidation
Velma Dunn Mrs. Ellie Payne and Nerman Beckhusen of Route 3 Cameron entered Newton Memorial Hospital September 4 for medical treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma Dunn
Ellie Payne
Nerman Beckhusen
Cameron
Newton Memorial Hospital
Chickens Become Fowls at One Year Old
Mrs. Fred Baker of Cameron is a surgical patient in St. Edward Hospital. Rice is the principal food for one third of the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Baker
Cameron
St. Edward Hospital
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Sharp News
Florence Spiegel
Dalton Stephens
Marvin Wiede
F. A. Graves
William
Cotulla
I. L. Cryer
Gus Pimpler
Ben Arnold
Erwin Pimpler
Ed Spiegel
Palm Springs
Calif
Will Spiegel
Lenora Meeks
Oswald Meeks
Marvin Petty
Raney Petty
Marilyn
Barbara
Magnolia Beach
E. J. Rinn
Tommy Buffington
W. K. Leonard
Roman Marek
Herbert Rowe
Hamlin
Walter Eckermann
Anne
Ester Rinn
Ernest Rinn
John Robert
Bobby Harris
Rockdale
C. H. Booker
Macon
A. T. Raby
Leroy Hallman
Dallas
Ed Fowler
Moss J. C. Cunningham
Kingsville
Rudolph Royal
Buddie
Charles Kibbe
San Antonio
John Dresham
Baby
Purina
Ideal Hatchery & Poultry Farm
Dan Robinson
General Electric
Junior
Eversharp Ventura Pen
Sharp’s Jewelry and Gift Store
Ford
G.W.W
G.C.W
Hefley-Stedman Motor Co
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