Fire Causes Disruptions and Travel in Valley Mille
Local notes recount a fire in the ho dt dayn and several residents planning travel. Smith departs Wago to enter Ata nurs at the Provi Teh fas bebe assigned to Corps in Me Horpitad for four weeks, returning to Sacramento after a few days with parents Mr and Mrs J. here. Several families from San Juan, Rob Wyrhe of Alter, and others visit Valley Mille, with trips to Artesia and Pasadena for extended vacations. AClerical hospital stay and an operation at Clifton are noted for Mian Lay, while Michee Sybil Brown and Dot Elrod plan a two week vacation with relatives. Gene Graham of Phoenix visits.
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Ee Smith
Wago
Ata Nurs
Horpitad
Twoiple
Sacramento
Mra
San Juan
Rob- Wyrhe
Alter
Pasadena
Michee Sybil Brown
Dot Elrod
Call
California
Rowe
Kia Gene Graham
Phoenis
R. J. Mows
Vala Clyde Ponder
Bimpson
Waco
Roxs
Sam
Mire
Eula
Week of War Report Shows Allied Momentum and City Bombings
Allied forces press offensive across Europe and the Pacific as Hamburg endures intensified bombing. RAF and US airpower devastate the German city while oil facilities in Romania suffer damage. In Sicily and Russia, Allied and Soviet actions tighten, with heavy fighting near Orel and advances toward German-held positions.
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Pioestri
Romania
Electric shock fatal to Wacoan wife of county agent
Mrs. J. C. Patterson 47 wife of McLennan county agricultural agent was killed at 2 15 p m Friday by an electric shock while hanging clothes on a metal line that touched a 110 volt service wire in the Patterson home 2128 Fort avenue Firemen aided by Texas Power and Light men failed to revive her Funeral services were held at 6 p m Saturday at St John s Methodist church with Rev B Jim Lightfoot officiating Surviving are her husband two sons Neal and Pred two daughters Mary Lee and two sisters Mrs E C Beard and Mrs Ben Dove A railway proposed in Wales would unite northern and southern Wales.
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Waco
J. C. Patterson
McLennan County
Patterson
Fort Avenue
8 F. McKinney
Texas Power and Light
Mra. Patterson
Revival and Summer Services At Local Churches
Sunday hebout at 104m mentions revival by Eller J. Le Jamenon of Cedurne with invitations to participate. Norse Lutheran Church plans August 3 preaching and evening lecture hall meeting led by Luther Lesiene. Norse Ladien AML Reciuty hosts Tuesday event with Solberg and Prerson. Presbyterian Church outlines Sabbath School at 10:00 and annual picnic August 1 at 8 p.m. All welcome to worship and attend.
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Savior Lutheran Church OF
Olaf Lutheran Church of Cranfills Service Schedule
The OLAF Lutheran Church of Cranfills lists a 10 45 a m morning worship with a sermon by the pastor and a 9 00 p m senior language session. It notes social events with Mr and Mrs KM Koudson and Mr and Mrs Homer Bronsted plus a Wednesday August 11 aid meeting at Mrs B Johnson's Meridian home and a Friday August 6 male chorus rehearsal led by Pastor Benjamin K Maukeat.
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St, Olaf Lutheran Church
Cranfills
Langue
Hoats
KM. Koudson
Homer Bronsted
North Aid Mostese
B. Johnson
Meridian
Rehenceal
Benjamin K. Maukeat
Trinity Lutheran Church August Services Change
Trinity Lutheran Church shares that Sunday services move to 10:00 a.m. with no morning Sunday school this week. The Young People's Luther League hosts a 6:90 p.m. reception for the 1943 Confirmation Class at the Parish Hall. Choir practice is Thursday at 8:30 p.m. and Ladies Aid meets Thursday afternoon. The Clifton College Corporation annual meeting is set for Wednesday at two o'clock. Pastor Walter Gigsiad extends welcome.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Young People's Luther League
Carl ‘Tyaven
W Glyntad
Henry Dahlen
Mins Laureline Gisen
Clifton College Corporation
Trinity Kotheran
Walter
Gigsiad
Divine service and Langue meeting led by Pastor Rod Benker
A church notices a divine service and a Langue meeting at night led by Pastor Rod Benker, with details given in the local religious gathering listing.
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Ruiat
Munday Sebo
Garward
Rod Benker
Interesting News at Cranfills Gap
Names and movements flow in a Cranfills Gap item listing weekend visits and travels. Individuals including Mrs. Ben Rhodes and son, Gus Knudson, J E Thompson, Allen Bronsted, Bryan, and NTSTC attendees appear among relatives and friends visiting homes in Godley, Alpine, Dallas, San Antonio, Texhoma, Houston, Fort Worth, and Stephenville during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Rhodow
Benjamin
Godley
Howard Myers
Dallas
Bill Myers
Myrtice Nygaard
NTSTC
Otto Nygaard
Herman Catlann
San Antonio
Trevis Olson
Messie
Octo Nygaard
Naron
Texhoma
Calvin Pylant
Leo Powell
Janis Deanna
Vernon Olson
Huber Olson
Powell
Mm. Pylant
Houston
Clavie Murphree
Childrens
Murphree
Olaf Rohne
Melvin Saunders
Robert Melvin
Fort Worth
Matt Reesing
C. Saunders
Odell Knudson
Caroya
Oear Bohne
Chris Morris Hanson
Quantico
Oklahoma
Mesdames
C. M. Broyles
Charles Broyles
Stephenville
Stampley Baird
Rosell Anedarn
Albert Amundson
Camp Howze
Port Worth
Jimmie Knudson
Supt
Krose
Ben Rhodes
Alec Domey Develops Vehicle For Downstream Flow
An Alec Domey device aimed at guiding water flow downstream is described. The concept involves a specialized system that directs logs and debris, potentially altering river dynamics and improving transport or flood management. Details remain unclear due to fragmented OCR.
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Vey Alec Domey
Hqeligan
Ream
Lake 90
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