Rhythm-Tonette Bands To Perform Tonight In Concert
Rhythm Tonette bands schedule a concert this evening featuring Fourie and Isis groups with a program of songs led by Joh and Chaviytt. The lineup includes Vermeer and Parente talent with a mix of singing, dancing, and specialty acts as grocers and other local performers participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potaghy
Pigs
Isis
Han Tenelly
Hees
Grocers
Phos
Hurrier
Peter Parente Vermeer
Devales
Penelide
Theseoaine
Lita
Induction Ceremony Set For 12 Service Members Monday
A report lists twelve African American inductees scheduled to be sworn in at 3:30 Monday by the Lineal Board. Footers name several individuals and units set to receive approval and deployment in the army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinet
Thes Lineal Board
Coley
Aefey Tectia & Shanes
Farmers Urged to Conserve Burlap Bags Nationwide
County Wayne Board chairman Lappin calls a meeting to end a nationwide bag conservation program. Burlap bags are in short supply for grain feed and seed goods this year. Officials urge rationing and repurposing, with Biggle Lake Grain and Spalinger Implement buying surplus bags. Some bags can be repaired to reduce waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scorter Lappin
County Wir
Fury
Wey
Teaushiy
Uiditaey
Deedryan
Final Test In First Aid Course Completed
Members of the class completed the final test with grades noted for several named students including Kate Bagers and Deb Darby. The 12 member group included Billy, Henry, Wade, and others, with attendance from Mrs Miamiy and Mrs Passey among instructors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ied Miamiy
Mish Passey
Kate Bagers
Wlan
Heubeth Westierereortt
Rig Hie Strentous Mosilames Mo L. Ane
Jre
Sii
Tame Sloan Wade
Carre Tee Geern
Olvia Rhvanbe
Gravia Ferewn
Elise
Ens
Weimar War Rally To Be Held May 29
A May 29 Weimar War Rally is announced, organized by civic groups and the Joint Enterprise on oath. The event features speakers including Mr. Williams and Mr. Mayfield, highlighting public service and wartime duties across states and counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FM Bible
Penne Tee
Mr. Willams
Amy Criies
United States
Hue Wind
Woenar
Fe Eetys Cine
Hener
Srev Wiliels
Nore
Mayfield
Last Meeting Of Garden Club Approaches Year End
The Garden Club schedules its final meeting of the year with a business session to precede a town garden pilgrimage. Carey Wallace will host the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Garden Club Weanes
Carey Wall
E C Schilling Dies in El Campo Hospital
The death of BOC Schilling Friday shocked the community. He had not been well, died at Nightingale Hospital in El Campo May 1. Born in Hulonbury, he lived in the area for half a century. Survived by wife Miss Millie Hachelor, one son Lofius, two daughters Flora Jankenberg and Evelyn Wied, grandson Lynn Dale, five brothers, and other relatives. Funeral services at Nad Catholic Church with burial at Nad Catholic Cemetery. Immediate family and many friends attend.
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Cornelins
Boc. Schilling
Schilling
Isk Hulonbury
Sefulling
Millie Hachelor
Nadi
Frank Richte
Rule
Willelles
Diateiss
Dhyt Kelley
Ner Waco
A. Penny
Daghter
Barbe
West Columbia
Dde Wiehter
San Antonio
Miss Jones Becomes A. and M. Specialist
Miss Jones, a former Dallas County resident, joins the Agricultural and Mechanical College to serve as a food preservation specialist. The program includes demonstrations and a series of county events led by Miss Jones and associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Dines
Dallas County Galt
Stae
A. & M. College
Ealensian Service
Miss Jones
Titus
Sir Casey
Renee Shies
Cablegram From Hawaii Delights Family in Tragic News
A hazy Hawaii cablegram brings mixed relief and grief to Mr and Mrs MoD Nathan and family as news arrives about their son. Relatives in Dawoii react with quiet sorrow while others express cautious hope for further details and safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mod
Nathan
Nalan
Sen
Eighth Grade Commencement Details at Bale Lake
The Bale Lake eighth grade commencement exercises will be held in the High School on Monday May 25 directed by Mrs. Gait Kelthery. About seventy graduates move on to the high school with a program featuring Janal Arthem Close and Ojeda. List includes Joy Albrecht Gladys Birdwell Robbie Beals Julia Terme Evelyn Cloud Marietta Finney Olu German Selma Grem Lacy Smith Mildred Weed Ruth Weed Victory Briggs James Neal Patton Aubrey Mike Canaris Jimmy Jam Larmor Jay Molans Jo Nima Fermine Opis Losy Paschal Carl Seahorn Grady Stegall and others.
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Bale Lake
Gait
Kelthery
Janal Arthem
Ojeda
Grant
MarysCatherine
Muntion Mareh
Lanry Monk
Crel Seatholm
Ruth Weed Kitrodu Niumann
BR. Hemphill
Trinity
Cl Antonia
the Rosary
Nevin Joy Albrecht Ainene
Mike Americ
Diplory
W. Reed
Joy Albrecht
Glidys Birdwell
Robbie Beals
Julia Terme
Evelyn Cloud
Marietta Finney
Olu German
Selma Grem Lacy Jinh Srne Muesse
Baccalaureate Service Announces Evocations and Choir
A Sunday evening baccalaureate will be held at 8 15 p m at Raventaimene High School. The program features Evocation by the Rev Harry Huselwr and the Rev TOR Anderson with an anthem Come Holy Spirit Come. A composite choir of all churches directed by Mit Hole will perform Gloriva Pare Ament and other selections. Bishop Clinton S Quiny will deliver the benediction.
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Raventaimene
Bigde Lake High School
Clintons
Satan of
Huton
Ais Billaws
Onsard i
Cham Mav
Diesolesy
Harry Huselwr Tyan
Tor. Anderson
Holy Spirit
van Berge
Mit Hole
Pri
Vernon Yearky
Anther Baty
Eternal Nolte
Biship Clinton S.quiny
Hyrny
Ameria
Erediotin
Waerster
Eressienel
Potato Market Shows Good Yields With High Prices
Market reports indicate a strong potato harvest with prices ranging from 2.60 to 3.00 per unit. Growers like Dr Sevaner note continuing demand from buyers as shipments proceed. weather concerns and perishable timing affect pricing and marketing strategies.
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PY Sevaner
Vici Uy
Gerdan
Aude Hon
Perrell
Dr. Gorsy
Vrun
Garwood Band Club to Sponsor Dance at High School Gym
Garwood Band Club will sponsor a dance at Garwood High School Gym. The High School Swingsters will provide music and admission is 20 cents per person. Funds will raise for new band uniforms recently purchased by members.
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Garwood Band Club
Garwood
Chui
Dane
Garwood High School
Paine
Senior Class Enjoy Theatre Party Here
The senior class of Mast air former Musetee perty ait Coles Thelin motoreds to see She Will Take A ows. Following the picture referst ments were enjoyed at Darby's Cafe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mast Air
Perty Ait Coles Thelin
Darby's
Dr Yearby Speaks On World Situation at Church
Dr Yearby delivers Sunday sermons at First Church amid favorable remarks about his interpretation of world events through Biblical perspective. The article notes his plans for Thursday Lake event while his wife stays with her son.
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Dr. Yearby
Yearhy
Yevtrhy
Tle Lake
Commencement Program May 26 at Auditorium Evening
The program outlines thesis night honors for seniors with speeches by Mary prog tor i and Talph We Steen. Names of graduates and faculty appear in the readable text, noting history references and district education roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciplamis
ASG
Saline
Tee Elas
Cooper Catherine
Minvad
Lesnern Selphy
Dal Iret Pinger Getvabetan
Tisai Dee Teniertke
Ganastien
Maeebob Wapleesaet
Watkins
Heeeh
Seth Ya
Rae Aah Nt
Rio Rita at the Cole Theatre on Sunday and Monday
The notice highlights the mounting of Rio Rita at the Cole Theatre over the weekend with cast details and show times. It mentions performer names and surrounding cinema coverage, noting support from local reporters and industry names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Rita
Cole Theatre
Plow Realty No.6 Drilling Continues Under Regulation
In the field operations, Plow Realty No.6 drilling continues toward regulatory limits. Observers note ongoing production with wells maintaining output within government guidelines.
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Plow Realty No
USO Drive Supports Service Members Amid National Campaign
A broad USO drive mobilizes volunteers and resources across the nation to aid military personnel and families. The effort emphasizes in-person support at bases, coordination with local groups, and fundraising to sustain recreation, morale events, and essential services for service members.
Second Concert at 1 45 Sanday
A fragmented note lists a second concert at 1 45 on a Sunday with mention of performers and venues. The unreadable OCR includes names and times and references to a festival schedule, but specifics are obscured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanday
Jane Crim Named Director Of Local Band
The article announces Jane Crim's appointment as director of the local band. It references multiple names and places in a fragmented OCR style but centers on the community music leadership change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Crim
Air Raid Warning Post Shifts to 24 Hour Schedule
An air raid warning post transitions to a 24 hour schedule. The garbled text references multiple names and places, including H E Winterton and Mrs Moeherd, with scattered dates and entities. The readable portions suggest organizational notices and duty shifts across districts.
Observation Post Sends First Call
Fragmentary OCR text references an observation post and lieutenant events, with garbled place names and lists. No clear dates, people, or organizations are readable to establish a substantiated news item.
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E. C. Schilling
el Campo Hospital
Hawaii
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Ey Kennedy
Strates
Aikeson
Rouritiers
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Ioler
Osehia
Costelln
Abbas
Jenesepser
Dane Bbote Hines Sowers
Hollywood
Rica Drone
Seger
Eassa
Hishenet Rene
Tae Ion
Critinies
Rewhaus
Proveident City
USO
Kate Parker
HS Peestoriss Mats Diigo
Dads
Su Ccott
Cenestiler
Cheng
Fanits
Ieenget
Jainig
Streneth
Sanne
Harved
Glidden
Australia
Shirley i. Ueleng
Wilcox Grocers
ALK M. College
Eagle Lake
San Marcos
Mics
Ian
Udeadiony
Werestay
Avalon
Eerie
Eh Distiet
Wil
Ted Enaliite
Gierebe
Ate Luetaas
Ty Pin
PTL
Watts
Winterton
Moeherd
Mn Wheeler
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