Winners Named For 1946 4-H Trip To Chicago
Joyce Chambers of Everman wins the Chicago trip award for the top outfit in the State 1946 Dress Revue with a navy bolero suit made from old coat lining and a silk blouse from a parachute. Dick V. Davis of Lubbock earns the trip for Poultry Achievement. his 4-H poultry project spans three years with 800 fowl and $1,709.64 income. Four state co winners receive $265 savings bonds: D. B. Camp Houston, Thomas Morgan Eastland, Thurman Farris Olton, Arthur Duncan Moore Harris SI Garland. Harris Moore wins top field crops rating, with 41 acres cotton, 30 corn, 46 wheat, 17 barley, 101 clover, and 14 tons cane. seed wheat and three-year income totals amount to $9,961.03.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Chambers
Everman
Chicago
American Viscose Corp
Joyce
Dick V. Davis
Lubbock
Swift & Co
Hie
Cludework
Iis
U. S
D. B. Camp
Houston
Thomas Morgan
Eastland
Thurman Farris
Olton
Arthur Duncan
Moore
Harris SI
Garland
International Harvester
Harris
New Officers Named At Boy Scouts District Committee Meeting Last Friday
Gillespie County district officers for 1947 were named at a well attended meeting at the courthouse. Judge Tom L. Beachamp and H. L. Gaskin outlined expansion plans for the area and pledged support. Committees covering organization, leadership training, health and safety, advancement, camping, activities, cultural scouting, cubbing, and senior scouting were listed with chairmen and members. An all district pot luck supper for leaders, troops, and families is planned pending final details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts District Committee
Gillespie County
Capitol Area Council
Boy Scouts of America
Tom L. Beachamp
H. L. Gaskin
Austin
Illespie
Gillespie
Weimer L. Hein
Max O. Reinbach
Harold “Hans” Hannemann
A. R. Frantzen
Clarence Nixon
Emil L. Walter
A. K. Krause
Tyrus Cox
Gilbert Kaderli
Henry Joseph
L. L. Keyser
H. R. Gaddy
Henry Borchers
Hy. Reinbach
Nolan L. Brown
Werner Klier
Rupture Shields Demonstration by Hoffmann at Hotel Nimitz
H L Hoffmann of Minneapolis will present a free demonstration of Rupture Shields in Fredericksburg Texas at Hotel Nimitz on Thursday Feb 6 from 10 am to 4 pm with an earlier appointment the previous evening. He notes 1928 as his start in Rupture Shield service and cites thousands treated nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Hoffmann
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Fredericksburg
Tex
Hotel Nimitz
United States
Hoffmann
Soil Conservation Notes Include Debts and Farmer Ages
Continued from page listing topics on debt and family age of farmers. Mentions Chairman Max Reinbach and Chairman Cecil Louden. Also reports visits by Mr and Mrs Albert Burrer and Mrs Felix Lehne plus son of Fredericksburg to Alfred Lehne, and 2000- Mr and Mrs Morris Ed Duderstadt and sons of Fredericksburg visiting relatives Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Reinbach
Cecil Louden
Albert Burrer
Felix Lehne
Fredericksburg
Alfred Lehne
Mrs. Morris Ed
Omen of Capitol Hill Audits Banked Salaries and Losses
Ruddy faced Kenneth Romney long linked to the House Sergeant at Arms has reigned as a costly figure. A 140 year old payroll bank for members sits in the Capitol with a $50 000 bond and a new General Accounting Office audit revealing a $125 000 deficit, most before 1930. The probe also cites prior overdraws by a Florida congressman and a former Tammany Hall employee, while Romney allegedly cashed checks without funds. The investigation heads to the Justice Department as future audits are promised. Colonel Douglas B Smith of San Saba West Texan war hero and attache potential future duties is saluted by General Devers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Sergeant At
General Accounting Office
Kenneth Romney
Congress
Florida
Romney
Mahoney
Tammany Hall
Justice Department
Douglas B. Smith
San Saba
Smith
J. L. Devers
Army
75Th
Europe
Post
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Jes
Texas
State Agricultural College
Usda Cooperating
Dick Davis
Harris Hill
Gustav Thiele
Willie Dittmar
Mr. Dittmar
Edgar Klein
Edwin Lang
Johnnie Klein
Larry Brennen
Patricia Ann
Amarillo
Hoffmann's Surgical Appliance Co
Masonic Temple
Minn
Ferdinand Jenschke
Charlie Kaiser
Junction
Wm. Kaiser
Johnnie Walker
John Coffey
London
J. D. Sheppard
Jimmie K
Mrs. Sheppard
Wm. Keen
L. A
Zora Burt
TIE
Soil Conservation
Washington
House of Representatives
Capitol Hill
W. A
Billy’) Smith
West Point
Africa
Germany
9Th Army
W. H. Simpson
Yugoslavia
Marshall Stevens
Victoria
Reuben Bode
J. M. Stevens
Kenneth Parker
Brownsville
Garrett Bierschwale
James Lackey
Center Point
Ida Smith
Sam Ezell
Tommy Jung
Little Son
John S. Whitewood
Ed. Waddell
Mason
Carlos Parker
Carrie Calentine
Texaco
M. A. Duderstadt
Harper, ‘Texas
Texaco Gas & Oils
Harper
Gotton
Sokog
Harper Highway
Texas Ramblers
Arthur Reed
Hill Country Boys
Engel Bros
Just
Mgr
Harper, Texas
Aristocrat
Permanens
Eugene
Oxford
Brown Ami Black
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