Fragmented World War II era notice and letters
A damaged wartime era article fragment contains a collage of personal notes and expressions of thanks. It references gratitude to those who offered help, mentions soldiers and barracks, and hints at travel disruptions and homecoming themes. The legible lines convey sentiment rather than a cohesive report.
American Legion Notice for Drive at City Hall
The American Legion and Auxiliary announce a clothing drive at City Hall tonight and during the rest of the week. The drive runs through the week with the 8:00 pm pickup and collection points at Demon's Cafe and Micronize location.
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American Legion
Ammerican Legion
Cty Hall
Demon's
Cale Micrnocie
War Effort Voices and Family Scenes From Local Letters
Fragmented wartime reminiscences and domestic vignettes describe support for war material needs, plus scenes of families awaiting loved ones. Neighbors and relatives visit, while mothers recall fathers away serving for a peaceful world, with references to home life and schoolyard moments.
Morgan woman Martha Craven laid to rest in Morgan
Martha Lula Baker Craven born August 10 1870 in Johnson was daughter of John and Brien Baker. She married John Thomas Craven in 1888, lived in Morgan and Waco, survived by husband children and siblings. Funeral conducted from Morgan Baptist Church with former pastor Tilson Moy and current pastor Baton. burial at Morgan Cemetery.
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Martha Lula Baker Craven
Johnson
John God Brien
Baker
Cooney
Gna
Het
New Hope
Johnson County
Erving’s Select School For Girle
Cleburne
Legh
Mats
Cearamat
Johh ‘Thoms Greven
Bouque County
Morea
Yakel
Aker
Craven
Tom A. Craven
Waco
Tera Stra
W. Hal
JE Majors
Fork Word
B. Hf
Sure
Misa Lalan
Morgen
Ana Mes
Lawrence McMilan
Bert Worth
W. le Baker
Clintin
Okla
A. D. Majors
Morgan
Ves Pramichildean
Boa! Me- Dorit
Baywund
Calif
Mise Rawone Lou Hail
Parie
Broly Ann Craven
Morgan Baptist
Gilreh
Pam
Saterday
Wily
Tilson F. Moy
Woeo
Fof
Baton
Bet Christ
Wileran
Burt
EW Developments In Farm Telephones Promised
Rural telephone expansion aims for 168000 new farm phones to be installed after the war by Southwestern Bell, linking power lines to telephone service via high frequency carriers. The program, part of a $100 million system, seeks to improve rural service with line carriers, steel-wire upgrades, and near-home equipment while surveys gather farmer needs and suggestions.
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R. C. Seaton
Maraseer
Xpansion
Seaton
Pearl Harbor
Bell
Yas Dee
Bel
Talashon
Bali
Bower Fine
Seton
Howe
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Sce
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