Local Residents Attend Visits and Holiday Gatherings
Several families and relatives spent the 4th and surrounding days visiting in and around Brady. John Doe and family joined Mrs. Granville Barker in Brady, while the Spence and Gibson households hosted visitors from New Mexico and nearby areas. Other stops included Kerrville, San Antonio, Midland, and Fredericksburg with multiple grandchildren and guests noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Spence
New Mexico
Allen Gibson
Changes in 1942 Range Conservation program announced
Howard T. Kingsbery reports from the Idaho conference that the 1942 Range Conservation Program will see few major changes. He notes limited and rotational grazing under approved plans and expanded plant eradication to allow local adaptations, with a defense-minded stance on national welfare and inflation watchfulness.
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College Station
AAA
Howard T. Kingsbery
Santa Anna
Idaho
West Texas
Kingsbery
Texas Ranchman
Kitchen travel tips cut work in busy Texas kitchens
College Station July 9. Louise Bryant Extension Service specialist in home management says reducing kitchen travel saves energy and eases meal prep. Tips include arranging stove sink and work surface around walls, using drop leaves or caster tables, placing bordered cupboards left of the sink, and keeping doors at one end. If layout fails a service wagon helps.
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College Station
Louise Bryant
Bryant
Local Notes And Births In Harper Area
Mr and Mrs Arthur Lange welcomed a son born Tuesday July 8 at Keidel s Memorial Hospital. Mrs A J Wood returns home from visiting her daughter at Glade water. Mr and Mrs A A Wendel of Doss visited Harper Sunday. Lewis Nixon of Mason and Irvin Nixon of Lockhart visited their father L D Nixon Friday. Mr and Mrs J I Moore of Kerrville visited Mr and Mrs J D Coppedge Sunday. Government commodity loan rate up to 85 percent may boost cotton producers income by about 224000000, per Secretary Wickard if war persists. Mr and Mrs J J Rogers and son Ted to Uvalde Monday. Ted stayed, they returned Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Marvin Tobin of San Antonio visited Roy Roberts and Mrs Teresa Tobin Wednesday. Mrs J C Cook underwent major operation at Fredericksburg General Hospital Tuesday. Friends warn of Mrs Charlie Barrett s illness this week. Mr and Mrs Arthur Grosenbacher and A C Adams of Fredericksburg visited V A Hopf Thursday evening.
Actress models white gabardine swim suit at Huntington Crescent Club
CBS actress Virginia Dwyer known as Joyce Jordan Girl in Terne prepares to swim at Huntington Long Island Crescent Club. The molded white gabardine suit promises minimal resistance and maximum comfort as she weekends at the club.
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CBS
Irginia
Joyce Jordan
Dwyer
Huntington, L. I. Crescent Club
Lanz
Salzburg
International Correspondence School Reports Enrollment Rise
Jr., chairman of International Correspondence School Ltd, reports a 25 percent enrollment increase over six months despite frequent bombings in London during wartime.
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En Jr
International Correspondence Schoolls, Ltd
London
Mrs Emma Isabel Basse Dies at 54 in San Antonio
Mrs Emma Isabel Basse, 54, native of Fredericksburg, died Saturday at her home on 454 Hammond Avenue after 35 years in San Antonio. Survived by widower Chester R. Basse, two daughters Mrs. A. E Schneider and Gloria, and son C Roland. Services set for Monday afternoon at Highland Park Lutheran Church with Rev. F A Neumeister officiating. Sister-in-law of E A Basse of Piggly Wiggly Grocery Co.
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San Antonio
A. E Schneider
Gloria Basse
C. Roland
Culvert Project Advances on Crabapple Road
Commissioner Eng Kramer reports a concrete culvert two feet high and about 26 feet wide completed at the edge of the City Limits on upper Crabapple road. It diverts waters from Town Creek away from the road dip that troubled motorists.
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Eng. Kramer
Crabapple Road
Town Creek
Live Oak School Road
Palo Alto
State Highway Department
Gale Storm Shows Revival of Feminine Furbelows in Bathing Suit
The Trend Back to feminine detailing is evident in Gale Storm's white pique bathing suit worn on Columbia network programs. The bodice features bright rickrack trim, a full skirt, and bloomers revival. Woven leather beach shoes with tri toned platform soles complete the look.
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Gale Storm
Columbia Network
Hollywood
Vacation Snapshot Tips for Memorable Travel Albums
The guide emphasizes including people in foregrounds for depth, and action shots to show activities. Plan with travel brochures, capture regional scenes, and balance scenery with portraits to refresh memories for loved ones back home. Shoot many pictures, especially in offbeat places, for a rich album.
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Dad
Mother
Jane
Bill
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Arthur Bierschwale
Oliver Roberts
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Fred Wedekind
Floyd Casper
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Felix Basse
Willie Bode
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Abilene
Lily Stein
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FBI
New York
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Keidel’s Memorial Hospital
A. J. Wood
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Harper
Lewis Nixon
Mason
Irvin Nixon
Lockhart
L. D. Nixon
J. I. Moore
J. D. Coppedge
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Claude R. Wickard
J. J. Rogers
Ted
Uvalde
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Marvin Tobin
Roy Roberts
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J. C. Cook
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Charlie Barrett
Arthur Grosenbacher
A. C. Adams
V. A. Hopf
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Robert Pag
San Antonio Rose
Acton
Rvan
National Farm Assn
James Cagney
Pat O Brien
Mickey Mouse
Joel McCrea
Ellen Drew
Franchot Tone
Joan Bennett
Schreiner Wool & Mohair
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E. E. Saenger Lumber CO
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