Local entertaining features many society gatherings
Local notes recount numerous gatherings hosting Mesdames Henke Wahrmund Detjen and Bierschwale among others. Tea, bridge and card clubs meet at homes in Kingsville and Corpus Christi with decorations of carnations roses sweet peas and hydrangea. Prizes include high scores by Mrs Henke Juenke Becker and others. a theater outing and a wedding hospitality event for Miss Beville.
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Sidney Henke
Max Henke
Dorothy Henke
Kingsville
W. D. McCauley
Norvel McCauley
Corpus Christi
Emil Wahrmund, Jr
Homemakers’ Guild
Virginia Harrison
Henry Detjen
Henry Bierschwale
Wahrmund
Lina Kiehne
Louis Durst
Otto Kolmeier
Kiehne
Felix Pape
Walter Kolmeier
Elgin Kuhlmann
Henry Lochte
J. B. Wieser
Max Braeutigam
Walter Schneider
Wieser
Walter Pfeil
Our Day Out Club
Hermann Hoffmann
Otto Prochnow
August Doell
Theodore Heep
Leo Klein
Chester Schmidt
M. L. Bogisch
Pacific Coast
Golden Gate Exposition
W. H. Schaefer
Emil Riley
Missionary Society Circle 1
Edgar Ochs
Udo Henke
Eric Juenke
Henry Becker
Walter Bierschwale
Otto Burgdorf
Werner Keidel
W H. Lewis
San Antonio
Ralph Gold
Bridge Club
Mesdames
Otto Buredorf
Oscar Stein
Alex Mittendorf
Henry Schmidt
Hayden Osbourn
Werner Reidel
H. A. Ries
Flora Wertheim
Poteet
Florine Knoche
Fredericksburg High School
Palace Theater
Margaret Beville
Herman Kuhlmann
Olga Reichenau
Esther Mueller
Miss Mueller
Miss Reichenau
Eugenia Schmidt
Lester Keyser
Miss Jones
Eisbeth Hanish
Flora Mueller
Julia Estill
Stella Jung
Faye Bierschwale
DeRose Burrill
Max Schoenewolf
Geraldyne Schoenewolf
Udo Schellhase
New Braunfels
Miss Schoenewolf
de Rose
Vic
Lometa
Texas
Walter Knoche
Victor Schoenewolf
Fredericksburg
Schoenewolf
Mesdames Buttrill
Wittenberg
James Cecil Cone
Llano
Arthur Kowert
Bridge
Ostrow Hotel
Petsch
Joe Stein
Observations on Child Health and AAA Farm Program
The column urges observance of Child Health Week to ensure healthy, straight legs in children and notes farm families’ role in health. It reports AAA 1939 program uptake in Texas with 85 percent of farm families receiving payments and 90 percent of land under the conservation plan, plus details on measuring farms via aerial mapping. It also gives horticultural guidance on sealing damaged branches and caring for hail damaged trees.
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Texas
AAA
Ralph Price
Severe hail damages reach state and prompt action urged
Severe hail across a wide region burdens Texas A and M Extension horticulturist J F Rosborough with requests for guidance on treating damaged shade trees shrubs and orchards. He says quick careful action can reduce further damage as damaged foliage twigs and branch tops are described.
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J. F. Rosborough
Texas A. and M. College Extension Service
Rosborough
San Antonio Market Report Hogs and Cattle Prices Decline
In San Antonio on May 24 the hog market showed active trading with top prices $6.20, down from yesterday, as buyers paid for most good to choice 170 to 250 lb hogs. Prices ranged from $5.50 to $6.20 for lighter weights and $5.85 to $6.20 for 250 to 300 lb hogs. sows and feeder pigs also moved. Cattle receipts were about 1 650 with trading slower and generally softer. cows and yearlings were scarce, mature steers and grass fed yearlings posted mixed gains, while most cows fell to $5.75–$6.25 and bulls drifted lower.
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San Antonio
Texas
Live Stock Market Slows Amid Mixed Sales Across Lots
Sales off more with one or more lots up to 9.50 but most medium and good kinds slow at 7.50 to 9.00. Many stocker steers 25 cents lower, few at 10.50 and 10.75, with few above 10.00. Heavy stocker heifers weak, 50 cents lower. Sheep and goats slow, 200 salable receipts, thin aged ewes around 2.00, Angora goats 2.65 to packer.
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