Community Notes from White Bluff Area
Pvt. Ralston Coffey of Camp Hood spent his furlough with his parents Mr and Mrs Charley Coffey. Cadet Charles Schmidt of San Antonio visited home. Local residents traveled to Fredericksburg Kerrville and Rocksprings for visits and shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pvt
Ralston Coffey
Camp Hood
Charley Coffey
David Schmidt
Fredericksburg
Felix Kensing
Fred Whitewood
BE. R. Brown
Audrey
John Whitewood
Charles Schmidt
San Antonio
R. J. Gamel
Roy Baxter
Kerrville
Rocksprings
Herbert Gamel, Jr
Herbert Gamel Sr
Harry -On
Frank Kroll
Henry Markwordt
Edgar Strackbein
Reuben Roeder
Henry Moellendorf Jr
Milton Ahrens
Lucille Meier
Willie Meier
Carol Bierschwale
Carol
Fred Bierschwabe
Public views on Yalta meeting prompt call for broader information
Citizens show varying awareness of the Yalta conference with four in ten approving the agreements among the informed, while three in ten remain unaware. The piece argues for stronger public understanding and supports proposals at San Francisco to empower a world organization free of national strings. Several local notices mention visits and ill health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yalta
Franklin P. Adams
Atlantic Monthly
United States
San Francisco
S. A
Local social notes and visits across Kerr, Fredericksburg and Rocksprings
The Herald reports visits from Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Feller and others to the Rahe and Duderstadt households, trips to Fredericksburg and Kerrville, and relatives spanning Wichita Falls to Rocksprings. Joe Ann Dittmar remains unable to attend school, with wishes for recovery. A light joke from a Wichita Democrat is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswald Feller
V. A. Hopf
Robert Dittmar
O. Rahe
A. J. Kinsey
Joe Ann
Kerrville
Pfc Monroe McDougall In Hospital At Springfield Mo
Pfc Monroe McDougall 28 son of Commissioner and Mrs Alfred McDougall arrived at O Riley General Hospital Springfield Missouri for treatment after being wounded in Germany December 10 and later in England. He is in critical condition but reports partial recovery of feeling in his legs and ongoing medical care. His brother Cpl Floyd McDougall was wounded in France in February with shrapnel wounds healing except a severed thumb joint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pfc
Monroe McDougall
Alfred McDougall
O'Riley General Hospital
Springfield
Mcdougall
Germany
England
Floyd McDougall
France
Floyd
Naming Children After Virtues Areflects Pioneer Traditions
The speaker notes that naming kids like Sober Hoskins reflects a long American custom. He points out Sober drinks only beer and is a hard worker in the fields. He recalls his father’s view and cites pioneers with names such as Faith Pious Charity Hope and Ernest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoskins
Sober
Hope
Ernest
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