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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1949
Page
7
The state imposes a 2.15 big game license with two deer tags. Landowners and under 17 may obtain exempt licenses. A regular license remains for nondeer hunting. A new 1.65 fishing license covers artificial lures in fresh waters. other methods vary by county residence.
Captain George L. Hahn commander of the 831st Medical Evacuation Squadron at Randolph Air Force Base is reassigned to Brooke General Hospital Fort Sam Houston as an Air Force representative. He remains linked to the School of Aviation Medicine while his duties shift to Bolling Field Washington D C. Hahn trained evacuation technicians who operate on Air Force medical flights nationwide.
We express deepest appreciation for the helpful deeds and kind expressions during illness and death. Grateful for comforting words, floral offerings, and assistance from Mrs. W. H. Cavaness, Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Cavaness, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cavaness, and Mr. and Mrs. George Cavaness.
Walter Chadwell captain in the Officers Reserve Corps resumes his postal duties after two weeks training at Camp Chaffee Arkansas and returns to work Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs A G Farmer visited Mrs Hardy Farmer in Kerrville hospital on Saturday. They called on the patient to inquire after her health and offer support during her stay.
Albert Ward, 11, son of Mr and Mrs Rip Ward of Sonora, called one of the dances at the Hill Country Fair Grounds pavilion square dance sponsored by Cactus Study Club Saturday evening. Other out of town guests at the dance included Mr and Mrs Ward W B McMillian Lee Allison John Mc Clellan and George Darrow, all of Sonora.
James Vernon Andrews and Don Andrews left Saturday by bus for Abilene where they met their parents Mr and Mrs Marl Andrews of Mayneal. They spent a week in the A. V. Andrews home here.
Fane Lee Burt returned to Odessa after a two day visit with his parents and relatives. Mrs John Ball left for Alpine to finish her Sul Ross term and attend the funeral for her grandson Harrel Wayne Sanders. Miss E Lane Joy spent the weekend with her parents in Odessa. Mrs Fordtran Johnston and children visited San Angelo. Mrs Martha Harrison and Mrs Charles Locke returned home to Del Rio after visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Jack Raborn and Harriet left for San Antonio after a weekend at Johnson Fork and Walnut Canyon Ranch.
Jasper Davis, bitten on his arm by a rattlesnake in his Segovia home yard last Monday, retrieved a gun and killed the snake. Davis, bitten twice before, remained calm. Mr. and Mrs. Dodge Miller of Pharr spent last week with Mrs. T. B. Phillips.
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