Pan American Hereford Exposition to Run November 9 18 in Dallas
Dallas hosts the Pan American Hereford Exposition from November 9 to 18 with about 600 entered animals. Premiums total 20000, the largest this year, and the American Hereford Association along with the Texas Hereford Association co sponsor. The event features a grand livestock parade, a 225000 prize rodeo with 12 performances, and special entertainment including a dinner and party later in the week. Newspaper editors attend Exposition Press Day November 10 with invitations to return for the main event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ehier
Dallas
Fred Fi
Florence
Board of Direese
Jack Frost
Lloyd Wheelock
Corsican
Texas Hereford Association
American Hereford Association
Southwest
Fiat
Carpenter
Texas
Mickle
Exposition Press
Dalles
Scarlet Fever Threats to Children Cited by Doctor
Dr. Geo W Cox State Health Officer notes scarlet fever an acute infectious disease with sudden onset and sore throat fever vomiting and headache. In the week ending October 30 nineteen cases were reported in the state bringing the year total to 3443. Children under ten are most susceptible and prompt treatment can lessen serious complications including sinusitis mastoiditis and possible lasting disability.
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Geo. W. Cox
Cox
Social Security Benefits Are Not Automatic
The article explains that Social Security benefits are not automatic and require filing a claim. Delays after quitting work can reduce monthly checks since benefits depend on the average monthly wage calculated from covered employment since January 1, 1937. The Social Security Board office can assist in filing, at no charge.
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Larkin
Sie
Tom
Elsa
Tom Larkin
Social Security Board
Smaier
Mrs Edgar Baring Returns From Amarillo State Eastern Star Meet
Mrs. Edgar Baring returned this weekend from Amarillo where she attended the eastern star state meeting, likely engaging in fraternal activities and related events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Baring
Amarillo
The
Eastern Star
Miss Lora Bering Weekend Visit in Houston
Miss Lora Bering of Houston spent the week end visiting her mother Mrs Baring and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lora Bering
Houston
Mr. Baring
Altair Couple To Celebrate Golden Wedding
Mr and Mrs Louis Tyler of Altair plan an open house Sunday afternoon to mark their fiftieth wedding anniversary. The couple, who wed on November 6, 185, lived in Nada during the early years and have thirteen children, thirty three grandchildren, and five great grandchildren. The Headlight joins friends in offering congratulations.
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Louis ‘Tyley
Altair
Fifteth
Tyler
Nada
Abs
Ellen Adaline Flipper
Chas. Tyler
Port Arthur
E. W. Pryor
Iowa Colony
Dan Gibson
Eagle Lake
M. BE
Selph Chesterville
Homer
Victor Tyler
Houston
Grody Tyler
Galveston
Willie M. Tyler
Texas City
Clifton L. Tyler
Fort Hancock
New Jersey
Marvin Tyler
Victoria
Walter Tyler
Kesler Field
Mississippi
W. R. Walker
Orchard
H. S. Wills
Otis Pouncey New Foreman at Columbus Ranch
Otis Pouncey leaves for Columbus to take the foreman post at Rancho Tesoro owned by Dr. H F Poyner. The ranch is famed for fine horses and Hereford cattle. The Pouncey family moved here six years ago from the Medina Hereford Ranch in San Antonio. They previously managed M L Anderson Ranch at Matthews. Friends regret their departure yet welcome their continued neighbor status in Columbus. Chili Supper: Rotary Hall event at five PM Saturday hosted by Eagle Lake Catholic ladies.
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Otis Pouncey
Columbus
Rancho
Tesoro
H. F. Poyner
Pouncey
Medina Hereford Ranch
San Antonio
M. L. Anderson
Matthews
Rotary Hall
Catholic Ladies of
Eagle Lake
Hearing Set On Allens Creek Project In Texas
A public hearing will be held at the American Legion hall in Texas on a Thursday in November to gather views on the Allens Creek improvement for navigation and flood control. The session accompanies the Surge of Brazos River report and follows River and Harbor Act provisions. Oral statements will be heard. written submissions are requested for record accuracy.
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American Legion
Texas
Allens Creek
Brazos River
United States
Virginia Mill Visits Atlanta During Weekend
Miss Virginia Mill, a freshman at Sullins College Bristol Virginia, spent a weekend in Atlanta with roommate Miss Betty Anderson. She toured sights including Stone Mountain and spoke with her parents by phone, while friends in Eagle Lake sent greetings.
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Virginia
Eagle Lake
Lois Beane
Mary Catherine Alley
Jean Barnett
B. B. Braden
Bobby Wilcox
Sullins
Hearing forwarded for War Department consideration
Written statements may be handed to the District Engineer at the hearing or mailed to him for War Department consideration.
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War Department
Week of Prayer Service by Methodist Ladies
Thirty members of the W. S. C. S. of Colly Memorial Methodist Church with eleven guests from the Garwhet Society met for an all day session in the Recreation Building. The program studied Africa mission work and home Deaconess work. Mesdames Schilling Gideon Braden Garwood Griffin Chumney Holman Sam Lockwood McNeil Wozencraft Doole attended. a Communion service was held and a noon luncheon served.
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W. S. CS
Colly Memorial
Firemen battle small backstage blaze at city theatre
A small backstage fire at a metropolitan theatre required four hours of work by six firemen. One hour to extinguish the blaze and three hours to ensure all is safe. The event followed a weekend social with local residents in attendance.
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Sam J. Davidson
Ernestine
Alvin
Louis Tallas J
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