Weekend visitors and hometown gatherings in Warrington area
(Local notes) Waco visitors Milly Sanday and Mary Louise Burch visited relatives. families from Dallas Clifton Meridian and Clifton appeared in Warrington or nearby, with numerous Sunday and weekend visits to homes of Lambert, Lochler, Higginbotham, and others. travel from John Tarleton and Mineral Wells noted, plus multiple visits to Waco.
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Glenn Towls
Waco
Milly Sanday
Walted
Homer Lambert
Moye Hill
Tom Neabitt
Fort
Fnook Shaw
Harlan Hix
Goose Creek
A. Sonith
J. B. Shaw
Mary Louise Burch
W. V. Burch
W. E. Compton
Bir
B.C. Lay and Sons
Bill
Lay
West-End
Lawrence of
Dallan
G. A. Lawrence
Pete Griffin
John ‘Tarleton
Wills
Mee
Martin
Logen Ranch
Dudley Tankersley
Walter Elrod
Pat Sherwood
Duedville
Warrington
Guosin
Bhater
Bertie Walton
W. C. Nation
Dallas
Mer
Chess Strand
Clifton
W. H
Dee Nichols
Mingbher
Joe Nichols
Foster Carroll
Meridian
Deter
Mersin Veteto
Percy Higginbotham
Weeo
Mendeft Lochler Mire
P.M. Hildebrand
Biarkier
W. C. Dove
Mire
A. Lawrence
Lawrete Tlere
HC. Madowall
Chins
Clifton Boy Wins Grand Champion Pig at Fort Worth Show
Clifton 18 year old Future Farmer Arno Dittrich won the grand champion pig in the boys competition at the Fort Worth Fat Stock Show on March 10. The Berkshire barrow sold for 1.50 per pound, plus a 25 dollar premium, totaling 6862.50 awarded to Dittrich. He is the son of Mrs H C Dittrich and an eighth grade student at Clifton High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arno Dittrich
Clifton
Fort Worth
Young Dittrich
Berkshore
Barrow
Arno
H. C. Dittrich
Clifton High School
Dittrich
Lions Club
Public health units established near Texas military areas
Texas health officials announce full time public health units surrounding military reservations. Units at Camp Bowie Brownwood Camp Barkeley Abilene Camp Wolters Mineral Wells Palacios Hulen Corpus Christi El Paso Fort Bliss serve civilian populations with sanitary regulation, water and waste control, and disease prevention near military posts. Additional units planned as defense needs grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Bowie
Brownwood
Barkeley
Abilene
Recruiting Officer for Marines to Visit Waco and Hillsboro
Postmaster A L Bronatad announced a United States Marine Corps Recruiting Officer will visit Post Offices in Hillsboro and Waco, Texas for four days starting Monday March 2 to examine and accept men for enlistment. Eligible are single white graduates 18 to 30 who have completed grammar school, with final processing in Dallas and San Diego for duty. Those registered for selective service but not yet called may still enlist voluntarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Bronatad
United States Marine Corps
Hillsboro
Waco
Texas
Mare
Dallas
San Diego
Californa
Vehicle Registration Manual outlines preferred plate rules
The manual specifies that privately owned schools using contracted child transport, hearses, and rural mail carrier vehicles must use passenger or commercial license plates. It urges counties that registered these vehicles differently to adjust to the yearly registration, noting the rules are authority-backed by the Attorney General.
Judge fines himself after late appearance in court
Madison Wisconsin March 14 Circuit Judge Robert Cowie of La Crosse held himself in contempt for arriving an hour late to a civil trial he presided over and fined himself five dollars. He had warned the jury against tardiness. Judge Cowie said the clerk at his hotel failed to alert him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Robert 8. Cowie
la Crosse
Cowie
Igarnersville Community News Highlights Local Visits and Stock Show Trips
The column lists residents visiting relatives in area homes including the Wiede, Helms, Hager and Petrie families. It notes trips to Fort Worth for the Stock Show by several residents, and reports on school news with exams, new workbooks, and plans for a County Meet. The Parent-Teacher Association schedules a play titled An Old Fashioned Mother and a Friday night event to support the PTA treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Wiede
Lao Golden
Woodrow Porson
Wm. Kettler
Henry Wiede
Mre
H. J. Richert and Son
Are
Lew Coard
A. Helm
G. Helm and
Johnny
Fort Worth
Lant Wook
Missex Elsie
Pauline Hater
W.C. Hager
W. F. Conrad
George Wise
Elvera Kliene
Thomas Conrad
Edwin Spitzer
Merbertnd
Han
Erwin Conrad
Parent-Tenchure Association
Apst
A. Treasury
Legislative Costs Pass $500000 Mark
Austin March 13 Senate approved the House bill funding an additional 200000 for legislature costs, bringing total to 500000. Lonnie Alsug notes prior 350000 covered inherited expenses from the forty sixth session, including a 60000 machine. Plans include enlarging school contests and exhibits for the State Fair of Texas. Over 250 schools participated, and more than 213000 children attended Children’s Day last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Senate
House
Lonnie Alsug
Texa
Wilkerson Kew Buys Hamilton County News in Fort Worth
K W Wilkerson, former Fort Worth era Record employee and long time typographical union member, takes charge of the Hamilton County News after purchasing it. His wife and daughter plan to move to Hamilton. Clara Linton resigns from Herald-Record to join the County News. Milk consumption and delivery figures round out the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Wilkerson
Port Worth
Hamilton County News
Brath Site Civic League
Wilkorvan
Duffay
Newt Heo
Erath County
Hico
Clara Linton
Herald-Record
County News
Miss Linton
Wilkerson
Held
Cord
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