Chapel Community News Highlights Local Visits and Corrections
Community notes from Chapel report corrections to last week’s church additions and list visits by Mr and Mrs Klelbeink, Brit Poston, Mr and Mrs Dansby, Lane, Townley, Hagley, and others. Social clubs meet, relatives visit, and local families travel to Waco Clifton and Dallas with cordial mentions of ill Mrs Turner and the Millie Franklin visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Hays
P. Klelbeink
McGregor
Brit Poston
Lamesa
P. J. Dansby
Mark Wallington
Dansby
San Angelo
Everett Lane
Waco
Floyd Townley
Clifton
Frances Hagley
Carlton
W. J. Shelton
Myre
Jack Taylor
Turneraville
Doc Powell
Near Meridian
Doc Abel
Mex
Annte Abel
Plano
Sowell
Avery Cox
T. J Sowell
Bay Kielbrink
Worauck
Millie
Franklin
Jodie Harris
Dallax
Thirteenth Annual Morgan Texas Reunion and Picnic
Notice invites former Morgan residents to a three mile east gathering in Joe Cole pasture with water and pie sale. Meeting place Joe Cole pasture, three miles east of Morgan. Date Sunday September 4. No mailed invitations. Craig M. Logan Valley Mills president. Mrs Sam R. Curry Ennis beerwlary.
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Morgan, Texas
Morgan
Joe Cole
Joe ‘Cole
Morgan Frieds
Craig M. Logan
Valley Mills
Sam R. Curry
Ennis
Beerwlary
Big Texas steer dives from packing house into river
In Ladianapolis on August 28 a large Texas steer is said to have leaped from a seventh story packing house window into the White River. Reports say the animal swam the river, wandered into town and staged improvised bullfights with bystanders while locals and officers reacted to the remarkable escape.
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Ladianapolis
White River
Mhg
Xplina
Hawaii Faces Food Shortage Risks in War Emergency Plan
The United States Army proposes a new service command to study emergency farming in Hawaii. Plans include tests by the Agriculture Department to produce staple vegetables and fruits if imports are cut off. Hawaii relies on mainland and other food imports with civilian and military populations totaling about 385,000 plus 15,500 service members.
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Opin
United States Army
Service Command
Army
Federal Department Jot Agriculture
United States
Hawaii
Department of Commerce
Num‘bere
Navy
Beware of uncertified oysters warns Texas health official
State Health Officer Dr George W Cox urges buyers to rely on certificates issued by the Texas State Health Department for oyster beds and shipping numbers. Each oyster shaper and worker must hold sanitary certificates and staff screened for communicable diseases. Federal cooperation supports certification and oversight nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department OF Health
Austin
Texas
Geo. W. Cox
State Health Department
Jones
Mbera
Dance at Womack Hall Saturday Night
At Womack Hall on Saturday night music by Harley Lee and his Joy Bayn from Whitney. Event features live dance and social gathering with local talent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womack Hall
Harley Lee
Joy Bayn
Whitney
Rats cost Texas farmers millions per year
Texas faces about 20 million dollars yearly in rat damages with over 2 million bushels lost to rodents. J M Hill Jr of the Rodent Control Service outlines a three way plan of rat proofing, poisoning, and trapping, backed by county agents and local offices.
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College Station
Texas
J. M. Hill, Jr
Rodent Control Service
U. S. Bureau of Biological Survey
Extension Service of
Texas A
M. Col- Joxe
Harris County
Bureau of Biological Survey
Hill Desclare
Card of Thanks from Lacy and families
We thank many friends for kindness and thoughts during illness and after the death of our mother and grandmother. W G Lacy and Family Henry Lacy and Family Eakly Oklahoma Mrs C Purcell and Family Lueders Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Lacy
Henry Lacy
Eakly
Oklahoma
Mrs. C. Purcell
Lueders
Texas
Texas political conventions shift ahead in 1938
A lengthy report outlines the Democratic State convention coming to Beaumont for September 11 12 13 with Governor O Daniel and state leaders shaping a broad agenda. It notes possible special session actions on a state office building project and oil and gas legislation plus retirements and party maneuvering affecting figures like Thompson Terrell Woodul and Giles.
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Austin
Texas
O'Daniel
Beaumont
Leo O'Dupiel
C. V. Terrell
Ralleond Conor
Y Sadler
Ceneral
Ferguson
C. Thompson
West Texan Tech
Thompson
College
Lon Smith
Sadter
Hin Utter Diumacy
Comaton
Wimself
C.V. Terrell
Terrell
Allred
Waly ‘Ter Woodul
Gerald C Mann
Dallas
Woodul
Dalefax County
Bill Graves
State Senate
Claude Westerfeld
Valley
Winter Garden
Jim Neal
Miranda City
Rogers Kelley
Yound
Hidalgo County
McFarlane
Wichita Falls
Ed Gorath
Mearelane
Lindley Bockworth
Baek Tex
Morgan Handers
Hamly
Hill McDonald
Bascom Giles
Giles
Land Office
McDonald
William Hawkins
Graedy Woodruff
Decatur
Senate
J. C. Lanning
Jacksboro
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Seoul
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