Legion Auxiliary officers reelected at Tuesday meeting
In Austin the Ameo leme Auxiliary unit of Ss Jordan Post reelected officers including Miss Betty Jordan as president and Mrs. Henry Welge Lewis as vice president. The meeting followed refreshments and reorganization of the unit’s leadership. Meanwhile Texas public safety officials report thousands of highway patrol examinations planned with early September testing at Camp Mabry. Garden seed advice warns families to save seeds from beans okra cucumbers tomatoes melons and corn for next year with proper drying storage and air circulation.
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Arthur Welgehausen
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Johnny Nocker
Department of Public Safety
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Camp Mabry
College Station
Go J. FL
Resborough
Extension Service Horticulturist
Texas
Cmarly
Texas Farm Programs File Slowdown Amid Defense Demands
Reports by Mildred Horton and R. T Price show 421816 mattresses made since the program began in Texas. Nearly 30,000 mattresses and 5,000 cotton comforts were produced in June as the cotton tick production slows due to defense preparations.
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R. T Price
Endowment Payments by American Life Firms Rise in 1940
In 1940 American life insurance companies paid out more than twice as much to families for maturing endowments as in 1929, averaging about 1,600 dollars daily in full maturities. The growth points to substantial growth in endowment policies and payouts during that period.
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Legion Members Reelect Alfred Neffendorf as Commander
Members of the Louis Jordan American Legion post reelected Alfred Neffendorf as commander for the 11th consecutive time. Other officers elected include Welge Lewis as vice commander, Larry Land as adjutant, Felix Wilke as chaplain, Reubin Jordan as historian, R. E. Bernhard as chaplain, Felix Stehiing as sergeant at arms, and Alex Mittendorf as sergeant at arms. The group met with about 30 members present and discussed the successful Fourth of July celebration and upcoming events at Fort Worth and Nutresner's Park.
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Neffendorf
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Welge Lewis
Larry Land
Djutant
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Reubin Jordan
R. E. Bernhard
Chaplin
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Post Historia
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American Legion
Ft. Worth
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Canteen Cookies for Soldiers in the Army
A wartime recipe feature praises Canteen Cookies as tasty nourishing treats for soldiers. The ad extols Spry shortening for easy creaming and presents a recipe blending orange rind juice nuts brown sugar and chocolate with eggs and flour to bake in a 375 F oven for about 10 to 13 minutes.
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