Scouts Promote Safe and Sane Fourth in First National Good Turn
The Boy Scouts of America launched their first National Good Turn promoting Safe and Sane Fourth of July. Guests at Rev. and Mrs. G A Poehlmanns home Tuesday and Wednesday last week included Mr and Mrs Fred Ray Hartmann and Melvin Poehlmann of San Antonio M Sgt and Mrs R F Poehlmann of Waco.
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Boy Scouts of
Amercia
G. A. Poehlmann
Fred Ray Hartmann
Melvin Poehlmann
San Antonio
R. F. Poehlmann
Waco
Seacoast Summer Tales From Galveston Trip
Report on the 70th annual Texas Press Association meeting in Galveston. Describes tourist courts, a new pleasure pier with Marine Room and outdoor amphitheatre, and a stay at the Shamrock in Houston featuring a Shamrock Room breakfast amid notable guests Jack Benny Mary Livingstone and Bruce Cabot.
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Seacoast
Galveston
Texas Press Association
Gulf
The
Shamrock
Houston
Jack Benny
Mary Livingstone
Bruce Cabot
Sweeping Changes In Hunting Fishing Laws
The article outlines new deer tagging rules under the Game Fish and Oyster Commission. It details license issuance, tag serials, required owner data, tag retention, and restrictions on tag use. Exemptions apply to under seventeens with registration, and the new laws take effect September 1, 1949 with existing licenses expiring August 31, 1949.
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Heep
Game, Fish and Oyster Commission
Swimwear for the Brentwood and Rugby lines at Sterling Bros
The Sterling Bros adds Brentwood and Rugby trunks for men and boys along with Lastex bathing suits for women in new colors and styles. Shop now for July Fourth picnics and parties.
Lutheran Scout Troop Plans Trip to Camp Tom Wooten
Members of the Lutheran Boy Scout troop plan to attend Camp Tom Wooten near Austin on July 17 with a short hike beforehand. The troop split into Cobra and Flying Eagle patrols led by Logan St Clair and Raymond Beyer, with St Clair named treasurer and Billy Petmecky as scribe. They previously defeated St Marys Scout team 10 to 9 at a meeting.
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Tom Wooten
Austin
Billy Petmecky
St. Mary’s
Logan St. Clair
Raymond Beyer
Scribe
San Saba Firm Razed by Fire
The Jim Circle Motor Building in San Saba was razed by fire at 2 a m Monday. Damage is estimated at 110000 to 125000 to the structure and contents. The building dates from 1947. Owner Jim Circle was severely burned on the face and hands while trying to put out the blaze.
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Jim
Monroe family departs for Shreveport home
Lt. P. B. Monroe and his family leave after spending several weeks with Mrs. Monroe’s parents Mr. and Mrs. John Rosenbach.
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P. B. Monroe
Shreveport
Hoffman Family Visit Highlights Weekend Near Giddings
Mr and Mrs Eddie Hoffman of Giddings and Mrs C D Johnson and children of San Antonio spent Sunday with their parents Mr and Mrs Otto Hoffman.
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Eddie Hoffman
Giddings
C. D. Johnson
San Antonio
Otto Hoffman
Cub Scout Program Adopts 1930 Inauguration for 9 to 11
The Boy Scouts of America launched the Cub Scout program in 1930 for boys aged nine to eleven. It marks the establishment of a new youth movement within the organization and expands scouting activities to younger members.
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Boy Scouts of America
Mormon Church
Boy Scout Movement
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