Drescher Family New Year Guests Across Town
Mr and Mrs G W Drescher and daughters, guests for New Year’s Day, hosted and visited many relatives including Mr and Mrs Drescher, Mr and Mrs Hillie Koty, and Mrs Len Kuhn. Numerous family members from Columbus to Bachelor shared New Year’s Day greetings and afternoons with Drescher and extended kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iBy Althia Drescher
GW Breseher
Althani
Lind Mesten
Mro
Dreseher
G W_ Drreseher ang maughiee
Chen Gursts
Drescher
Law Alliniss Applona Lpeseter
Mes
Gresury Eocher
Fini Stes
Alvin
Lee Alfel
G. E. Drescher
Roy Edward
Patrick
Hillie Koty
Ain
Lo Henneke
Sid
Qawwali
Braden
Anna Abbie
Addie Brod
Hunreke Mero
Wrenhe Tallis
Bayle Lake
GW Leecher
Dausiner
Doerethy Neueneyorh
Len Kuhn
Kuhn
August
Leuendroff
Rose Murs
Miracle Drug News Highlights War Wound Treatments Across Fronts
Reports from Pearl Harbor to New Guinea discuss sulfapyridine and plasma in early wartime infections. Despite chaos, improved recovery rates emerge, with Farland and others credited for progress. Local items note holiday returns and teaching resumes, including Kathryn Meyer and Miss Picey Wright, alongside visits from Wharton and Lufkin residents.
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Dallas News
Atte
Pearl Harbor
Sal Farland
Neve Guinea
Local Family Guests Dine With Neuen Droffs
Mr and Mrs August Neuendraff with daughters host Sunday dinner, joined by Mr and Mrs John Neuendroff and daughters and Mr and Mrs Antone Neuendroff and sons and Mrs Antone Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Neuendraff
John Neuendroff
Antone Neuendroff
Antone Nelson
Papers Told to Cut Use of Newsprint
Washington reports the War Production Board issued limitation order L240 restricting newsprint use to 1 percent of a publisher’s paid circulation in 1943, effective January 1. The measure expects about a 10 percent drop industry wide, with some publishers affected more than others. most weeklies and small town dailies likely unaffected. Reasons include pulp wood shortages and heightened war demands, plus increased use for military supplies and packaging.
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Washington
Dee
War Production Board
Newspaper Industry Advisory Committee
Wingtom
WPA
North America
Canada
India
Manila
Philippines
Happenings At Lissie New Year Watch Parties
A New Year Eve watch party for youths and adults was held at the Community hall with Mrs. C. W. Gausey and others directing. Activities included Yuletide games and a devotional hour led by Rev. Harry Huscher, followed by officer elections for the EL group and a separate adult party at the parsonage with games and a prayer service at the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Gausey
C. Ee
V. BR. Corman
Hts. Cripson
Harry Huscher
Ola Mac Wiese
Gordon Causey
Lillian Ruth Isenhower
Bernice Gertson
Y. P.M
Kenneth Crow
Mesdames B. J. Anderson King
Bertha Smith
Chester Bryant
Davisville
RR 1
Wesley Causey
Austin
PD. Gertson
Vrs
Darby
Tech
Anik
Laughlin
Mire
Grace Dumiea
Frightful Texas Jail Visit Describes Grim Cell Scene
A vivid memoir recounts a bleak Texas jail scene with a grim murder, a gray headed inmate, and deputies removing a body as a district attorney investigates. The setting shows ice on the tank, a ruined hovel, chains, and a chilling glimpse under a bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atorney
Aldmiri
Wickard Praises Scrap Activity of U S Farmers
Secretary Wickard appeals to American farmers to accelerate the national scrap drive in the war effort. He notes the need for removing and processing farm scrap and worn machinery, urging dismantling of parts and proper storage for later carloads. He emphasizes salvaging usable farm equipment and warns against hoarding metal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickard
U.S
Department of Agriculture
Amnon
Sami
Scretary Wickard
Fragmented text hints at holiday shutdown and personal notes
A garbled report describes a brief holiday closure and mixed personal items. Mentions of a protest against vacation timing, a Fort Worth sign, and family names surface amid stray phrases about Christmas, New Year, and local figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin Hureanerns
Noy
Westmore family returns from Junction after funeral notice
Mr and Mrs J C Westmoreland return Friday from Junction where they were called to attend the funeral services of Ion Hodges a distant relative. Mrs LM Chummy left for Rusk to visit her sister and be bedside of her mother Mrs J T Hel. Mrs W O Cittle expected home today from Pittsburg where she spent the holidays with her daughter Mrs G W Keeling and family Elmer Struss left Monday for Austin to enter the State University for the remainder of the school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Westmoreland
Junction
Ion. Hodges
Andy
LM. Chummy
Rusk
J.T. Hel
W. OW. Cittle
Pittsburg
G. W. Keeling
EE —— Elmer Struss
Austin
The
State University
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Wndatiss
Japnity Collier
Ratehil
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Tongton Selionts
Picey Wright
Wharton
James Wright
T. T. Waddell
Lufkin
Thvabett
Alice H
Mes. Louis
Millard Brown
Meage Tribune Syndiocts
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Mrs. Jama Cripson
Eagle Lake Grain Co
Eagle Lake, Texas
Boyce
Ole Man
Miers
Abraham Lincolnt
Robert E. Kee
Will Rogers
J. Ben Johnson
Optometrist
Roy Towell Electrician
McCreary
Clyde W. Nispel
Secy
Clty
Harry D. Larson
Ofice
First National Bank
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Emanuel Roos
Norris Bldg
Ezglu Lake
Tex
P. T. Gordon
Norria Bldg
Uncle Sam
Claude Wickard
Farmers of America
Donald Nelson
Lesing J. Rosenwald
Conservation Division
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Lula
Butlet
Sophe
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Fort Worth
Rosanna Foward
Daghton
Mes BC
Terrell Amt
Terrell
Vicki VapoRub
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Casualty
Sam H. Broyles
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