Visiting relatives and friends fill Valley Mills area
A long row of local residents and out of town visitors are described as visiting relatives and friends in Valley Mills and surrounding towns. Names include Mrs. Goodwin, Mrs. Veteto, Mr. Veteto, Mr. Lewis, Mrs. Calhoun, Mrs. Sadler, the Mullenix family, the Brawingers, Mr. Gilbreath, Mrs. Kellum, and many others from Gatesville, Fort Worth, Waco, San Antonio, Crawford, Electra, Brownwood, Port Arthur, and Peaster while Florine Sadler of Electra visits relatives here. Several families plan Easter holidays locally and some will move to Valley Mills’s future home. Continuous mentions of relatives visiting and traveling through the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gatesville
Erma Mathews
Waco
Goodwin
Lewis
Fort Worth Isley
Dan Veteto
Hillsboro
Veteto
Hugh Smith
Ted Brawninger
Port Arthur
T. C. Mullenix
A. H. Calhoun
Tre- Tas
M. W. Sadler
WV. Burch Jr
Lloyd Compton
Jimmy Blackmon
San Antonio
Jewie
Crawford ix
John Britain
Frank Evans
Brownwood
Jack McNeill
J. B
Meridian
Badie Baskin
Randol of
Laling
J. E. Walker
C. Shafer
Mier Florine Sadler
Electra
Dows
Wayne Sadier
J.B. Gilbreath
John Kellum
Gilfa
Valley Mills
Cawthon
Waxa- Hiseblé
Peaster
G. Odle
Emmitt Riddle
Gersidine Riddle
Fort Worth
Miss Stella
Bill Swafford
Davis
Asford
A. & M. College
Hisonts
Frank
J.D. Sherwood
BA. Hinton
W. C. Dobbs
GA. Lawrence
Agatha
Shrevern
Frank Bra
D. A. Newton
Austin
Mrr
John McNeill
Bennie Allen
Eisle Marie
Mary Lee
Valley
Indictments Returned by Hillsboro Grand Jury
Hillsboro April 10 The grand jury for the March April term adjourned after four days and examining 117 witnesses returned 21 felony and misdemeanor indictments. Assault to murder chicken theft conversion by bailee delving while intoxicated felony theft accomplice to arson arson statutory rape child desertion burglary were among the counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
Parmer Discovers Quick Cash Crop and Buried Coins in Texas
Centerville reports April 11 that L. W. Neyland and family unearthed a $63.60 hoard of gold and silver coins while gardening their Bowling community farm. A $5 gold piece led to a trove dated 1832 and 1847 found six inches underground. Also, Thompson to Run Again for Railroad Commissioner.
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Centerville
Texas
L. W. Neyland
Neyland
Marine Corps Recruiting Officer Visit in Waco Temple
Word from Postmaster Bromstad says a U S Marine Corps recruiting officer will visit Waco and Temple Texas for five days starting Monday April 21 to examine men for enlistment. Eligible singles ages 18 to 40 with no dependents and completed grammar school may enlist. those registered for selective service but not yet called may volunteer. Potential recruits urged to learn what the Marines offer.
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Ater Acky Bromstad
United States Marine Corps
Waco
Temple
Texas
Marine Corps
Trrammar School
U. & Marines
National Youth Administration allocates funds to train youth
The National Youth Administration allotted 21,955,000 to 48 states Puerto Rico and DC to train youth for defense employment. About 84,000 out of school youths will receive training from April through June. Notable allotments include Texas 1,167,564 New Mexico 77,977 Oklahoma 470,561.
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Texas
NYA
Washington
National Youth Administration
States
Puerto Rico
District of Columbia
Apri
Jome
Nva
New Mexico
Okla
Thoms
Views From Lanes Chapel Community
Sunday evening services at Lanes Chapel drew a large crowd with singers from Gates Turneraville Liberty and Crook. The piece notes Easter gatherings family visits and community church work emphasizing every person’s role in welfare and lists numerous local visitors and guests over the holiday period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gates
Turneraville
Liberty
Cor- Croek
Erwerth
Chas
Theae Jn
Mra
Jane
A. F. Parrish
Randal
Dale Ta
Fred Roetschke
Vernon
Edwin Johanson
Valley
Mikle
Bell Turner
Lowell Cox Sr
Jack Taylor
Charles Johnson
Turnersville
Hillsboro Ex-Mayor Injured In Sawing Accident
Former Hillsboro mayor W. Anderson lost three fingers and thumbs in a power saw mishap on Thursday. The accident occurred as he was handling nitro glycerin and absorbents used in dynamite production, with pulp wood and sodium nitrate mentioned in context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsboro
W. ¥. Anderson
Texas Drivers License Law Clears Legislature
A Texas driver license law won final approval in the state house after Senate amendments. The bill becomes effective when signed by the governor and will not require existing license holders to renew until next October or later. Commercial operators and chauffeurs face fees, with revenue supporting about 110 added highway patrolmen for public safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
House
Senate
Public Safety Department
There Were Six Hundred Twenty Six Thousand in the U B
A fragment notes a large, unspecified figure linked to the U B during a period labeled as 576327 ww oistered. The text is incomplete, but indicates a count or measurement tied to a U B event or entity.
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Pennsylvania
C.I.0
Sarcyig American Rage
Comenstate Tee
Jaen Fem
Bethlehem Steel Company
Miri
Parmer
Record Savertisers
Lanes Chapel
Texas Milling’ Company
Clifton
Texas Milling Company
Lifton
U. B
Goodsyear Tire Sale
Ole
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