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Junction Eagle

Location

Junction, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1943

Page

1

Kimble Boys in Service Reach Training and Transfers

The Junction Eagle lists Kimble County servicemen in recent postings. Albert Andrews returned to Robbins Field Georgia after a home visit, Felix Murr visited from Fort William Henry Harrison, and Adrian Tuckness and Grover Stagg are at Camp Wallace Galveston. Lewis Ferguson enters Columbia University as an officer candidate after graduating Abilene Christian College in June. Buel Little returns to Fort Knox and enters a mechanics course. Pfc James C Chapman graduates as a full airplane mechanic at Keesler Field. Alpha L Hooper volunteers as engineer specialist for the Army Corps of Engineers and is bound for Camp Claiborne. Maurice J Nethery finishes training at Sheppard Field and moves to Dodge City Army Air Field for B-26 Marauder pilot school.

Lewis Ferguson Dave Ferguson Columbia University Midshipman School Abilene Christian College James C. Chapman J. J. Chapman Keesler Field Biloxi Miss Alpha L. Hooper Kimble County Army Corps of Engineers San Antonio Camp Clairborne Maurice .J. Nethery M. J. Nethery Sheppard Field Wichita Falls Dodge City Army Air Field Kansas AAF Gulf Coast Training Center

Canning Sugar For July Totals 13 512 Pounds

Kimble County War Rationing Board reports 335 families received 13 512 pounds of canning sugar in July averaging 40 pounds per family. July marks canning and preserving with sugar issued helping winter prep and wartime needs. Grade I tires certificates issued for 124 passenger cars and trucks, though actual purchases unlikely due to limited tires and gas. War impact grows clearer for residents as travel and supply tighten.

Kimble County

St. Clair and Crawford Families Visit Ivy Community

Mrs J W St Clair and Mrs W R Crawford along with son Billie and Dorothy Louise Stewart are spending the week with Mr and Mrs St Clair in the Ivy community.

J. W. St. Clair W. R. Crawford Billie Dorothy Louise Stewart Mrs. _ St. Clair Ivy Community

Training School For FRA Officers In Junction

FRA officers training for district members set for August 19 20 at Hill Country Fair show grounds. About 25 boys and instructors from Eola Eden Rocksprings Del Rio and Junction to attend with barbecue and entertainment planned. Vocational agriculture teachers including Charles White H M McElroy Herbert Fields and Best join FRA chapter members.

FRA Junction Ralph C. Faver V. A Junction Schools Hill Country Fair Association Faver Eola Eden Rocksprings del Rio

Missionary Dr Buford Nichols to Speak at Junction Church

Dr Buford L Nichols a missionary who spent five years in China will speak at Junction Methodist Church Thursday evening at 845 oclock. The meeting is sponsored by local pastors from four denominations to hear him before he returns to China in September. He will share first hand information from the war torn mission field and Japan’s wartime actions.

Buford L. Nichols China Junction Methodist Church Church of Christ Junction and Kimble Dr Nichols Japan Pearl Harbor

Livestock Auction Schedule Set for Hill Country Fair Grounds

Sherman McWright announces the weekly livestock auction at Hill Country Fair Grounds starting August 24 at 1 pm every Tuesday. Ranchers invited to bring stock. buyers will be present. preliminaries to be completed before sale. J W Lowry Jr born August 5 in San Angelo. Grandma J T Swanson mentioned. Ramsey Randolph returns from New Mexico trip. Alfons Fritz and wife visit Junction.

Sherman McWright Hill Country Fair J. W. Lowry, Jr J. W. Lowry San Angelo J. T. Swanson

Junction Public Schools Set to Open September 2 at 9 30

Superintendent R D Rothmann announces Junction Public Schools will open at 9 30 on September 2 with a short program, registration and classification after. A full day is planned September 3, with a faculty meeting at 9 30 August 30 and ongoing staffing notes.

R. D. Rothmann Junction Public Schools

Bear Creek Study Club Sets August 25 Meeting

The Bear Creek Study Club will meet at the Kimble County Courthouse on Wednesday afternoon August 25. Hosts are Mrs. Albert Martin and Mrs. Harold Dutton. Roll call honors outstanding nurses and modern nursing methods. Members are reminded to attend.

Bear Creek

Top Bilies Auction Brings Strong Prices at Hill Country Sale

The Seventh Annual Hill Country Billy Sale at the Hill Country Fair Grounds produced solid prices with no records. Top bid of 185 dollars went to J A Lockwell of Eden for a billy from C A Pepper. Total of 10 top billies averaged 143.50 dollars, while Pepper led with five billies averaging 141. The event also featured a registered nanny sale and charity fundraisers by local clubs.

Hill Country Fair Grounds J. A. Lockwell Eden Billy C. A. Pepper Damon Rothmann Menard J. W. Morgan San Marcos C. F. Briggs Billy del Rio Marvin Skaggs Merton Arch Allison G. A. Bonner C. F. Briggs Melvin Camp Arthur Davis Claud Haley W. S. Orr James Prentice Brooks Sweeten J. J. Brance Houston E. D. Combs Boerne O. J. Camp Claud Haby Chas. Speck Haby Haley Jack Turner Jack Richardson Uvalde Junction Junction Cemetery Association Junction Eagle Bear Creek Study Club Cactus Study Club Fair Grounds

Boy Scouts Hold Successful Water Carnival Here

The Ranch District Concho Valley Council held a camporee and water carnival with Arrow Patrol Troop 20 Junction winning a class A ribbon. Bribbons were earned by Arrow Patrol Troop 18 Eldorado and several patrols from Junction and London. Junior and senior water carnival winners, officials, and hosts are listed with Barbecue led by C. T. Holekamp and food by H. D. Lackey. Joe Galbraith of Del Rio and visitors Harold Brown and Mrs. Ralph C. Faver noted.

Ranch Concho Valley Council Arrow Patrol Junction Eldorado Fox Patrol London Frank Hubbell Buster Gunn Arch Garner Rankin Rothmann Reuben Loeffler J. B. Means Vic Urban Lewis L. Wilkins C. T. Holekamp H. D. Lackey Joe Galbraith del Rio Concho Valley

Summer Of 1936 Sets Heat Records In Many Towns

The country reports extreme heat with many areas claiming record highs. Kimble County notes 110 degrees on August 11 1936 and temperatures above 100 until August 26 except for three cooling days. Rainfall in September totaled 10.43 inches after a hot July 21 start. Captain George W. Crofoot, former Junction pastor now an Army chaplain in England, preached at London Cathedral on July 4 for King George and British American troops.

Kimble George W. Crofoot Presbyterian Church Junction England Queen Mother Mary of England London George Crofoot Kimble County

Death of renowned Kimble County ranchman R H Spiller

R H Spiller born in McCulloch County October 12, 1867 died in a San Angelo hospital after months of heart trouble. Funeral services were held at the Menard Presbyterian Church with interment in Menard. Survivors include wife Mary Frances Carter two sons Hugh and Roy three daughters and numerous grandchildren. Spiller began ranching as a youth and built a lifelong career in Texas ranching. Continued on page four.

R. H Bob) Spiller Kimble County San Angelo Menard Presbyterian Church Lewis L. Wilkins Junction Presbyterian Church W. W. Alverson L. C. Stockard Menard McCulloch County M. Spiller Louisiana Mr. Spiller Mary Frances Carter Alabama Texas Hugh Roy E. G. Sicker Kerrville P. D. Crawford San Antonio

Fire Alarm Guidance Urges Waiting for Fire Crews

Fire department and telephone company urge the public not to rush calls after an alarm. Only firemen should call the central office to relay fire location. Citizens should wait until firefighters receive the information to aid responders.

Fire Department

Mrs Alton Powell and Children Return Home

Mrs. Alton Powell and her children returned last week to explain the circumstances of their prolonged absence. The family, previously reported missing, were seen in the company of relatives and neighbors in a quiet rural setting. Authorities said the matter is resolved with no further public danger.

Alton Powell

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ust Albert Andrews J. M. Andrews Robbins Field Felix Murr Fort William Henry Harrison Morris Murr Adrian Tuckness Camp Wallace Galveston Grover Stegall Buel Little R. C. Little Fort Knox James Astor Wallace Sun An Buford Nichols M. E. Church Ramsey Randolph New Mexico Alfons Fritz L. C. Browning Ethel Browning U. S. Navy Atlanta Ga Norfolk New York Panama Canal Zone Atlantic A. L. Peay Effie Roy Felps J. D. Buster Ruby Nell Galdonik Albert Martin Lane Oliver R. S. Loeffler Guy Munn Olive Chadwell Ona Faye Wittenbeck Ruby Williams Ocis Faubion Bernice Kindrick M. F. Phillips Frank Patterson Mattie Patterson Jack Sykes Grenade Peters Austin Durst Ellene Woodruff Junction High School Boy Scouts Harold Brown W. B. Brown Loyd Hamilton Spokane Washington Oregon Ralph C. "Faver Hugh Lawler Claude Lawler Segovia U. S. Armed Forces Alamo City Camp Hale Colorado 87Th Mountain Regiment Fort Ord California Pacific Coast Geo. W. Crofoot R. H. Spiller San Angelo Hospital
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