Randolph Scott Stars in Carson City at the Palace Theatre
Randolph Scott leads the color action drama Carson City at the Palace Theatre with Lucille Norman and Raymond Massey pairing against Big Jack Davis. The program continues with Abbott and Costello Pardon My Sarong and Riding The outlaw Trail, plus Judy Canova Honeychile and the color Western Silver City with Ed OBrien Yvonne DeCarlo and Barry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Scott
Carson City
Warner
Palace Theatre
Big Jack” Davis
Lucille Norman
Raymond Massey
Big Jack
Abbott and Costello
Charles Starrett
Smiley
Honeychild
Judyanova
Palace
Judy Canova
Judy
Silver City
the Palace
Ed O'Brien
Yvone DeCarlo
Barry
Pearl Expansion Program Aims to Make Pearl Biggest Brewery in South
Pearl Brewing Co. directors authorize a major expansion to raise annual capacity to 1,150,000 barrels. The plan includes a five story stock house with fifty seven 880 barrel tanks, air conditioning, cork insulation, four bottle lines, one can line, and new packaging for Six-Can-Packs. The project follows a 1948 expansion to 750,000 barrels and recent completion of two large malt storage bins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Pearl Brewing Co
Pearl
South
Datus E. Proper
Proper
Stock House
Pearl Brewery
Feature film stars Fitzgerald with Arlen and George
A late century silver mining story centers the plot with Fitzgerald in a lead supporting Arlen and Gladys George. The film builds a rugged era drama around mining fortunes and frontier life.
Hay quality hinges on cutting time and curing storage
Cutting time and proper curing and storage methods determine hay quality. Early cutting preserves leafiness while timely drying prevents spoilage. Proper storage protects from moisture and heat, ensuring long term feed value.
Fatigue and Carelessness Hit Farm Workers in Accidents
A warning notes fatigue and carelessness as key factors in farm injuries. Authorities urge alertness and safe practices to prevent further incidents on agricultural sites.
American Legion Post Plans Friday Meeting June 27
Louis Jordan Post and Auxiliary shift their regular monthly meeting to Friday night June 27 from Wednesday June 25. Commander George Kott announced the gathering at the Legion Hall in the old courthouse to accommodate Chamber of Commerce activities. Preparations proceed for the July 4th Race meet co sponsored by the Legion. Everyone is urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Jordan
George Kott
Legion
Kott
Chamber of Commerce
Presbyterian Association Meets In Stevens Home
The Presbyterian Association gathered at Mrs. Lewis Stevens home with 16 members and two visitors. Plans were set for a Bible School starting July 7 at 8 30 a m with Mrs. H A Haynes in charge. Cake and punch were served after the Bible study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Association
Lewis Stevens
Milton Dyer
Homer Lee Stevens
H. A. Haynes
Ingram
Hahnes On Vacation Journey Extends Across the West
Mr and Mrs Elbert Hahne and their son Clifford along with Lillian Schaefer and Kenneth Kordzik left Sunday morning June 15 for an extended trip ending around July 3 or 4 They will visit White Sands New Mexico Arizona California Boulder Dam Nevada Idaho Salt Lake City Utah Yellowstone National Park and Colorado Springs.
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Billy Brown
Charlotte Kay
Jack Lee
San Antonio
John S. Morris
Collier Halderfield
Dallas
Max Lange
Wesley Clentine
Harper
J. L. Weaver
Junction
Arnold Wendel
Waldemar
Wendel
New Braunfels
Belton Tatsch
J. G. Metzger
David Schmidt
Dauhter Davene
States
A. J. Arnold
Houston
Oran Cottle
Henry Talliferrio
Denton
C. T. Mahler
San Angelo
Emil Hopf
Joe Lindel
Scotty Kinsey
Arkansas
A. J. Kinsey
H. J. Plummer
Jack Jones
Arthur Bierschwale
W. H. Whiteworth
J. J. Rogers
MacHenderson
Mt. Home
J. O. Stevens
Aden Nixon
Minnie Hunnicutt
Johnson City
Trecy Tobin
Elbert Hahne
Clifford
Lillian Schaefer
Kenneth Kordzik
White Sands
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Boulder Dam
Nevada
Idaho
Salt Lake City
Utah
Yellow Stone National Park
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Pleasant Hill Canning Freezing Demo and Fair Plans
Miss Helen Boyd leads a canning and home freezing demonstration for the Pleasant Hill Home Demonstration Club noting steps for home freezers. Plans for the July 20 1952 Pleasant Hill Community Fair include farm and home exhibits livestock music barbecue prizes for oldest and youngest settlers and greatest distance traveled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Boyd
Blanco County
Pleasant Hill
Boyd
Alice Rosa Walker
Lavell Deike
Beatrice Jenschke
Richard Klappenbach
Leroy Smith
Johnson City
Chester Hartmann
Victor Deike
Snyder
G. C. Walker
Alice Rosa
Grandma Meiers
Wendel
New Braunfels
Sandy
Walter Hartmann
Frederick Deike
Lavell
S. S. Mauldin
R. G. Lehnick
Harold Lehnick
Bastrop
Clarence Dalenger
Jeff Kent
Sandy Turkey Hatchery
New Starting Date For Old-Age and Survivors Benefits
The Austin Social Security office explains a revised starting date for old age and survivors benefit payments. Coverage after 1950 affects benefit amounts, with full insured status by mid year. Retirement eligibility at 65 depends on continued covered work and timing of filing, with advice to defer claims to January 1953 for optimal results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Security
James B. Marley
Austin Social Security Office
Mr. Marley
Austin
Lee Roy Besier Completes Basic At Lackland
Lee Roy Besier 21 son of H J Besier Fredricksburg Texas completes Air Force basic indoctrination at Lackland Air Force Base the Gateway to the Air Force near San Antonio world’s largest base site of basic training for men and women He prepares for technical training and specialized work following a scientific evaluation of aptitude and inclination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lackland Air Force Base
Texas
Lee Roy Besier
H. J. Besier
Fredericksburg
Air Force
Sacramento Ties to Sutter's Fort History
Sacramento California was formerly known as Sutter's Fort in early settlement records reflecting the region's origins and naming history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
California
Sutter
Thank You Notes Offered by Fredericksburg Publishing Co
Readers are invited to view a complete selection of special occasion thank you notes at the Fredericksburg Publishing Co Inc. The notice highlights available cards and the firm as a local source for personalized messaging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Fredericksburg Publishing Co., Inc
UT Prof Studies Enchanted Rock
UT geologist Prof. R H Hutchison of the University of Texas returns for a third summer study at Enchanted Rock on the Gillespie Llano county line. He supervises geology students while preparing a dissertation and believes the rock hides a 100 square mile subsurface, with exposed soaring parts of 120 and 270 acres at key locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillespie
Llano County
R. H. Hutchison
University of Texas Geological Department
Hutchison
Homemakers Learn Time Saving Tricks From Extension Service
Thousands of Texas homemakers trained by the Agricultural Extension Service find that work simplification reduces effort and time spent on domestic tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
FHA Meeting Sets July Dam Trip for Future Homemaking Club
The Future Homemaking CJ of the Public School met in the homemake cottage with Marlene Rahe presiding. They plan a July 30 overnight trip to Buchanan Dam returning July 31 and will decide packing lists and departure time at a July 23 meeting. All FHA girls are urged to attend regardless of trip interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlene Rahe
Buchanan Dam
FHA
Jenschk Maurer Family Return From Colorado Trip
Mr and Mrs Henry Jenschk and daughter Loretta with Mr and Mrs Gilbert Maurer returned from a week long Colorado vacation last Saturday night. Highlights included Pike Peak Seven Falls Cripple Creek Garden of the Gods Cave of the Winds and the Royal Gorge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Jenschk
Loretta
Gilbert Maurer
Clorado
Pike’ Peak
Seven Falls
Colorado
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Ier Oe Raed
Goodyear
Sanan
Asiinition
Gooby McErvice
American Legion
Harper’s
Presbyterian Assn
Stevens Home
Hahnes
Mrs. S. S. Mauldin
Pleasant Hill Corespondent
Lackland
Fredericksburg Publishing Co. Inc
E. Main Street
MR. Farmer
Farmers Grain Company
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