Local Memoirs and Moves In Texas Community
Fragments detail residents traveling, moving, and visiting kin in Texas. Notes mention Marella Moore and Mane Walt planning work in Ford, George Penson relocating to Dallas, and plans for summer visits and Old Settlers Reunion. Also referenced are tires, war bonds, and a retiring officer Cadet Kennedy with duty in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shetter
Donnia
Texas
Old Settlers
Armit
Dableetar
Houston
OPA Gas Ration Books Expire July 21
The Office of Price Administration warns that Present A and D gasoline ration books expire July 21. Applications to renew are available at local ration offices and must be mailed to the ration board. Car and motorcycle owners are urged to obtain and submit the form promptly.
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OPA
Ten Day Church Event Promises Community Outreach
A local church announces a ten day series led by Pastor FPL Bai and om Brida Leh Dal BA featuring services, workshops, and community meals aimed at strengthening neighborhood ties and spiritual life.
Revival Meeting Announced for Turnersville
Rev Jack Shaw a Methodist pastor at Mt Turnersville announces a revival at Turnersville starting July 10 through Sunday July 26. Services are daily at 10 30 AM and 9 00 PM under the abernacle with Rev D Uy Barnes and De and Mrs MO of Oak at Oxleaby to preach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Shaw
Mt Turnersville
Turnersville
D. Uy Barnes
Jool of Oak
Oxleaby
Martin
Sue Ellen Jel
Jus
Trinity Lutheran Church July 11 1942 Services and Confirmation Class
Trinity Lutheran Church schedules Sunday worship including Sunday School Bible Class at 10 am and Confirmation Services at 11 am with Holy Communion at 8 20 pm. Friday practice 8 20 pm. Class meets Saturday 9 30 am. Confirmation candidates listed include Anita Clara J Atoundeon Sammy Joe Amundson Gilbert Ernest Arlitt Cecil Rae Bekkelund and others. Ladies Aid meets Parish Hall July 16 with Mrs Ennis Erickson hosting. Pastor Walter T Gigstad invites all to Trinity Lutheran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Lutheran Church
T He Clase
Marvicet
Anita Clara J Jatoundeon
Sammy Joe Amundson
Gilbert Ernest Arlitt
Cecil Rae
Bekkelund
Joyce Dahl
Cormance Valborg
Trinity Lutheran
Walter
Gigstad
Lanes Chapel Community News Highlights Local Visits
Community notes from Lanes Chapel report visitors and kinfolk: Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Mathews and family spent time with Walter Siegelt. Mrs. Hagley messaged from Watt Texas that Walter Carpenter is seriously ill and she went to be by his side. Robert Kietbrink visited readers in Alexander. Ma. Slaton from Texon Texas visits Reagan County. Grady Lane of Paducah spent the weekend with relatives. Minn Kana Kleibrink of Dallas vacationing here. Oscar Bergman and R. M. Lane folk visited Valley Mills. J. Mins Sallie Porton of Waco stayed over weekend.
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P. E Dawey
Tittle
Jane Kirvin
J. L. Mathews
Walter Siegelt
Coyote
J. Hagley
Watt
Texas
Walter
Ialace
Alistar
Maton
Ma. Slaton
T. J. Cox
Clifton Record
Grady Lane
Paducah
Minn Kana Kleibrink
Dallas
Halling
Oscar Bergman
R. M. Lane
Valley Mills
Ju Mins Sallie Porton
Waco
Apent
Hoint
Busy Bee H. D. Club Meets for Quilt Work
Busy Bee Club met at Mrs G Amundson home on June 23. Members finalized work on the Red Cross quilt and planned an all day next meeting July 14 with a bring one covered dish requirement and sewing supplies. Mise Miller will attend.
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Busy Bee H. D
Jaks Belsou
A. G. Amundson
ta—Steporter
F D R Sees Coffee Rationing Hint and Local Death Report
Washington July 3 President Roosevelt hinted at possible easing of rationing on opal and coffee while vetoing the Commodity Credit Corporation bill. Belton July 3 Pvt Charlie Monroe Cowart 21 Camp Hood was killed when struck by a Sante Fe train near Belton in an accidental death after an inquest. Birthdays noted at a home gathering with family and friends.
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Washington
Oonavalt
Congress
Corporation Dill
Belton
Charlie Monroe Cowart
Camp Hoodsolee
Justic of
James and Johnny Jaume of Dobbin Team Up in Local Match
James and Johnny Jaume of Dobbin lead their team in a tight local contest, with efforts toward a decisive late push as observers note the sinking momentum and rising peak of play.
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James and
Johnny Jaume
Dobbin
Tractor and Tire Fires Reported Across Farmland Areas
In a sequence of incidents, farmers report multiple tractor and truck tire fires affecting fields. Details remain sparse, but damage appears concentrated on agricultural equipment and nearby crops. Fire responders urge caution and recommend proper fuel and tire handling.
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Gor Fmnday Monning
Mr.ated
Callan
J. Huth
S. A. Moore
Marella Moore
Nse Mane Walt
Ford
Thane
Bifinettt
George Penson
Dal
Piatielt Gage Bee
Cuit
Wesicene Viett
Poarwon Pas
Bern
Menarom
Paty
Leith
Leen
Max Detroit
Thoreday
Eben
Willa
Charlie Michael
Vorney
Stewart
Kathleen Kounhly
Charles J
Kennedy
Officers Training School
New York
Paasinger Tube
Sree Ee
Hanesies Tee Etree Tractor
Smith Bend
G. Dickson
Sam
Pye
James Dickson
Guy B. Dickson
Camp Bowie
Texs
Dickson
Loas McCandless
Bonque County
Lampasas
Pool Park
McCandlegach
Bosque County
Meridian
Clifton
Edna
Lanes Chapel
Heath
Figs del Monte Brand
Weiner
Monarch Brand
Standefer Chevrolet Co
Clifton, Texas
F. D. R. Seas Coffee
HUGAR
Frieda
Mra. W
Maine
Cpe
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