Pleasant Hill News Highlights School Club and Local Visits
Pleasant Hill residents held a Home Demonstration Club meeting with readings, essays, a question box plan, and a Barnyard contest for students. Nearby visits included Mr. and Mrs. Jung from San Antonio, birthday greetings for Mrs. Willie Lindig, and rattlesnake sightings on Rocky Creek. The school boosters elected officers and planned the next meeting with refreshments for attendees.
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Levi Deike
Richard Merz
Alfred Brodbeck Low
Frederick Deike
W. C. Stewart
San Antonio
Felix Jung
Robert Jung
Jung
Willie Lindig
Albert Lindig
Rocky Creek
Pleasant Hill
Lavern Jacoby
Marcie Nell Vollmer
Elsa Marie Hartmann
Cleo Ashworth
Sylvia Brodbeck
Sylvia
Merz
Stolte
Estar Sultemeier
Sandy
Farmers-Farm Machinery in Demand Drives Want Ad Sales
Farm buyers seek tractors balers and plows as demand surges. Local dealers report rising inquiries through Want Ads with quick sales expected. Farm households look to upgrade equipment and boost productivity this season.
Red Cross Officials Announced Board Heads Local Chapter
Mrs. Leola Mathisen announced Gillespie County Red Cross has received the revised list of The American National Red Cross Board of Governors. General George C. Marshall leads eight presidential appointees, with other members including Oscar L. Chapman and Maurice Tobin. Additional at large and elected members named, praising Marshall’s leadership and urging continued support for Red Cross efforts.
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Leola Mathisen
Gillespie County
Red Cross
Board of Governors of
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George C. Marshall
American Red Cross
United States
Oscar L. Chapman
Interior
Maurice J. Tobin
Stephen T. Early
General Marshall
American National Red Cross
Mathisen
Marshall
City Owned Electric Utilities Report Details System Expansions
The report covers fiscal year ending July 31 1950 detailing extensions adding 21 miles of primary lines and 171 new poles, plus replacements and load increases with larger conductors. It notes 93 KVA net added via meters transformers and retirements, plus 480 KVA capacitors raising power factor from 78 to 96 percent and improving voltage. It cites rising costs yet asserts low pre war prices and dividend via rate reductions since 1941.
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Frank N. Ikard
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