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Newspaper

Junction Eagle

Location

Junction, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1942

Page

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Kimble County Boys In Service Update

The Junction Eagle lists local servicemen and families sending news of calls home and moves. Jack Mayes returns from England with asthma and awaits call back to San Antonio after a visit with Mrs. Mayes and relatives. Other updates include Lt. Lloyd W. Boone and Lt. J. A. Brooks visiting, Cadet John Talbert visiting, John R. Gardner transferred to Ft Barrancas, Lt. J. W. McLendon briefly visiting, Major Sidney L. Harris at LeMoore, Dick Borden training as Naval Aviation Cadet, and O D Sanders resuming naval duties in Bremerton after a furlough.

Jack Mayes England Civil Service Charles Bishop Wayne Allen Jack San Antonio Mayes T. E. Reeves Sidney L. Harris 55Th Sub LeMoore Army Air Base Calif Harris Rosalind Harris Junction Kimble County

Infant Ackermann Funeral Held in San Antonio

Private services were held for infant William Edward Ackermann at Hagey McCollum Funeral Home San Antonio with J P Sewell officiating. Burial followed in the Ackermann family cemetery near San Antonio. The infant born December 8 1942 died Thursday night at Santa Rosa Hospital. He was the grandson of W T Bishop Segovia. The Herron couple welcomed a daughter Patricia Jean Sunday.

William Edward Ackermann Reuben Ackermann Hagey-McCollum San Antonio J. P. Sewell Grove Avenue

Relatives Visit Mrs. Luther Stephenson During Holiday Season

Mrs. Luther Stephenson of Wichita Falls will spend part of the holiday season with relatives and friends here. She is a sister of Thomas and Rufus Couey.

Luther Stephenson Wichita Falls Thomas and Rufus Couey

Sale of U S Bonds in Kimble County Increases

In the first three weeks of December Kimble County exceeded the nine billion dollar Victory Certificate quota by one billion. The Junction National Bank reports 6 497 25 dollars in bonds sold December 1 to 21, with post office totals rising. Christmas giving boosted sales as the drive ends December 23 with 1 year bonds at 5 1 2 percent 6 year bonds at 5 1 2 percent and 25 year bonds at 2 percent.

Kimble Junction National Bank

Christmas Program Sunday at Union Church in City

The Council of Church Women sponsored a Union Christmas service at the Methodist Church Sunday evening. W M Speck of the Church of Christ delivered the Christmas message. Ministers McCrary Hall and others led worship and scripture readings. A mixed choir with soloists and piano accompaniment performed under Mrs Antoinette Wynne and Mrs W C Oliver supervision.

W. M. Speck Church of Christ Council of Church Women Speck Jesus of Nazareth City of David Geo. B. McCrary Harold H. Hall Hall Marjorie McCrary Edwina Longren A. W. Loeffler Antoinette Wynne W. C. Oliver Cleve Stephen Austin Durst Roy Blackburn Olive Chadwell

Tom 8 Jones Dies In San Antonio Hospital

The Junction Eagle reports the death of ranchman Tom 8 Jones in a San Antonio hospital as the paper goes to press. Funeral arrangements are not yet known, and a full obituary will appear in next week’s issue.

Junction Eagle Tom Jones San Antonio

Eagle Flies Early For Christmas Issue

The Eagle announces an early release for December 22 to observe Christmas, moving up the publication day from December 24. Several Wednesday events will not appear in this issue, and readers are wished a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. The next issue will post on the regular Thursday date.

The Eagle Eagle Force Junction Eagle

Marine Pvt Virgil McCoy Enlists in U S Marines

Virgil McCoy son of Mrs E A McCoy enlisted in the U S Marines in Abilene in May 1942. He went to Dallas for exams, then to San Diego for training and was placed on active duty August 22 1942. He is in foreign service somewhere in the Pacific. Born in the Hill Country he spent his boyhood here. his father was a prominent Kimble County ranchman.

O. D. Sanders Bremerton Washington U. S. Navy San Diego California Tennessee Pfe Virgil McCoy E. A. McCoy United States Marines Abilene Dallas Texas Pacific Virgil Hill Country United States Kimble County

Kimble Co Men Enter Active Military Service

Six army reserves and one volunteer left Thursday for active service to meet this month quota. Five Kimble men John Shelby Nelson Hugh Leslie Lawler Lonnie Wm Boerm Isack M Quiroz and Walter Coffey served. Edgar Guy Reese from Tarrant County also volunteered. Inducted December 17 were Elbert Adams Gerald Murray Royce O Smith Jake H Andrews and Josef Weiss.

Army John Shelby Nelson Hugh Leslie Lawler Lonnie Wm. Boerm Isack M. Quiroz Walter Coffey Kimble Edgar Guy Reese Tarrant County Howard Ford Elbert Adams Gerald Murray Royce O. Smith Jake H. Andrews Josef Weiss

Decorations For Yuletide Show Artistic Taste

If awards were to be made for Christmas decorations in the town this year judges would find placing difficult. Several business places and residences would be strong competitors including the C. T. Holekamp home Phillip Joseph's store Schraub Hardware Co. and Junction Warehouse Co. Last year a Christmas beautification contest was held by the Garden Club which has discontinued for the duration.

C. T. Holekamp Phillip Joseph’s Schraub Hardware Co Junction Warehouse Co Garden Club

San Angelo Firemen Attend Wartime Training School

Local Fire Chief Leon Powell and Raymond Schneider represented the San Angelo department at the wartime training school for Fire Service District 12 in San Angelo. A. H. Davis led the course, with Marvin Hall directing statewide fire training. District coordinators included Biggs and Chester Cherry, covering Sterling, Coke, Runnels, Reagan, Irion, Tom Green, Concho, Menard, Schleicher, Sutton, and Kimble counties.

Leon Powell Raymond Schneider San Angelo Schneider Texas Marvin Hall National Defense Committee For Texas Powell A. H. Davis el Paso OCD Stillwater Okla Davis State Board of Vocational Education Biggs Chester Cherry Ballinger Sterling Coke Runnels Reagan Irion Tom Green Concho Menard Schleicher Sutton Kimble

Christmas Spirit and Sacrifice in a World at War

A poignant Christmas message urges love and service guiding families through war time. It contrasts home joys with a world at war, asking readers to consider sacrifice to protect loved ones and keep faith and fidelity alive for future celebrations.

Aviation Cadet Crow Follows Varied Training Path

Houston Crow son of Mr and Mrs C H Crow is now an aviation cadet at Maxwell Field Alabama. He volunteered at Kelly Field in November 1940 then trained at Chanute Salt Lake City Oklahoma City Birmingham and Nashville in a sequence totaling about twenty two months of service before cadet status. He is a Junction High School graduate with business experience and civilian flying before volunteering.

Houston Crow C. H. Crow Maxwell Field Ala Kelly Field Chanute Field Ill Salt Lake City Oklahoma City Birmingham Nashville Tenn The Junction High School

U S Service Men Pictures In Bank Attract Attention

New exhibit at Junction National Bank features about 80 photos of Kimble county service members. A recent addition shows Sgt. Raymond P. James of the Medical Corps attached to a Supply Depot in England, placed above his former teller window.

Kimble Junction National Bank Raymond P. James Medical Corps England Sgt James

Two December Marriage Licenses and One in November

The report notes a shortage of eligible men on the home front. One license was issued in November to George Rice and Neverlee Pearson. Three licenses were issued in December to Morris K. Brown with Gladys Lur ber, Delbert D. Slate with Arlene Hoover, and Elmer Schmidtke with Ola Mae Devoll.

Cupid George Rice Neverlee Pearson Morris K. Brown Gladys Lurber Delbert D. Slate Arlene Hoover Elmer Schmidtke Ola Mae Devoll

Fireworks Ban on Junction Business Streets Urged

Sheriff J C Graham declares a ban on shooting fireworks in Junction business streets and urges supervision of all fireworks in residential areas to ensure a safe Christmas across the county.

J. C. Graham Junction Graham

Roy Dale McKay Leads Texas in Cotton Bowl Showdown

Texas star Roy Dale McKay, a top All American back, headlines the Longhorns as they meet Georgia Tech in the Cotton Bowl in Dallas on New Year’s Day. McKay, renowned for rushing and receiving, anchors a Texas squad against Tech, a strong Southeastern Conference foe with wins over Alabama and Notre Dame.

Roy Dale McKay D. X. Bible University of Texas Longhorns Dallas Texas Georgia Tech McKay Southwest Alabama Duke Notre Dame Navy Kentucky Florida Tech California Missouri

Merchants May Get One Extra Delivery On December 24

A San Antonio District ODT permit allows merchants one additional local delivery on December 24 to handle the Christmas rush. Deliveries on Christmas Day are not allowed, and the extra run must replace the usual December 24 and 25 deliveries. John G. Ross urged public cooperation, noting wartime constraints and the aim to save truck miles for essential service.

San Antonio ODT John G. Ross Ross

Kindergarten Christmas Program at Methodist Church

Mrs. Geo. B. McCrary's kindergarten will present a Christmas program in the new Church School building of the Methodist Church on Wednesday December 23 at 4 30 P M The public is invited.

Geo. B. McCrary Methodist Church

Local Students Home for Holidays from Trinity University

Miss Patty Patterson daughter of Mrs Mattie Patterson and Miss Mary Lou Stapp daughter of Mr and Mrs Dillard Stapp are home from Trinity University of San Antonio for the holidays.

Patty Patterson Mattie Patterson Mary Lou Stapp Dillard Stapp Trinity University of San Antonio

Hodges Taken to San Antonio After Ill Health

J. N. Hodges, long troubled by failing health, was carried to San Antonio on Monday for medical care as his condition prompted urgent attention.

J. N. Hodges San Antonio Mondegger

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Lloyd W. Boone J. A. Brooks Concho Field Mary A. Boone John Talbert Hondo Field John R. Gardner Fletcher Gardner Carta Valley Fort Bragg North Carolina M. P Ft. Barrancas Fla J. W. McLendon Coastal Air Patrol Corpus Christi Lee Roy Mosley Homer Mosley Dick Borden Roy Borden Athens Gene Herron, Jr Sunday Patricia Jean U.S Church Council U. S. Marine Corps Kimble Co Aviation U. S
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