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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1956
Page
4
Ivon Bowers and friend Ernest Milton of Stockton Kansas with Bill McIlhaney of Kirwin Kansas visited home folk from Friday morning until Sunday morning.
Charlie Taylor who lived in Mason about 20 years returned in December to stay with his mother Mrs. P. J. Taylor.
Mrs. Zora Burt thanks her family friends and neighbors for the cards letters and flowers sent during her hospital stay and recovery in this period of illness and convalescence.
Court results show Junction defeating Rocksprings in tennis practice matches. Senior boys Bobby Wiedeman won singles 6-3 6-3, Craven-Porter doubles 6-2 8-6, junior girls Sharon Rimes Nagood doubles 6-3 6-3 and 6-4 6-?, Judy Byrd Andrews doubles 6-2 6-3, Darla Cook junior girls singles 6-3 4-6 6-1.
FHA exhibit tomorrow features girls cooking and sewing on display from 8 30 a m to 7 30 p m. At 7 30 p m the sewing will be modeled by the girls.
Mrs. Louie Ragland serves as sponsor and editor of The Eagle. The notice highlights her leadership role and the publication’s branding. The item emphasizes editorial oversight and community connection through the paper.
Legal notice commands Helen M Fisher unknown heirs and representatives to answer a trespass to title suit filed February 8 1956 by J Frey Burt regarding All of Survey 379 Abstract 322 in Kimble County Texas 77 acres with unknown defendants residence. Court in Junction Texas requires filing by April 2 1956 before district court.
The girls basketball team coached by Mr. Ramsey and Mrs. Katherine Murr won the District 6A title. The district final ended last Friday as Junction defeated Eldorado. Next up is a regional first round game against Sanderson in Del Rio on Monday.
Recruitment adds eight names to the track squad: Charles Ray Dobbs J. W. Smith Bob Wiedeman Mickey Cavness Charles Fox J. R. Evans Joe Espinosa and Bill Dechert. Junior Class staged two assembly programs This Is Your Life saluting Mrs Hannah and Stop the Clock with audience couples competing for prizes.
Eight groups of agriculture students trained 158 lambs for the upcoming live stock show at the fair grounds this Saturday. About 30 head will enter the commercial classes, with plans to travel to San Antonio in March to observe grading and slaughter practices.
Circle I of the First Presbyterian Church met at 3:00 Tuesday of last week in the Hubert home with 12 members present. Mrs. Ward Terrell led the Bible study and Mrs. B. C. Camp presented the Learn About program. Also present were Mmes. Gene Strickland Hubert Brewster Oliver L Vierling Maurice Nethery Jim Wright Gully Cowsert Lee Craven J. M. Livingston and Hardy Farmer. One visitor Trudy Vierling attended.
The Bear Creek Study Club met in the Cleo community house Friday. Mrs. Guss Bannowsky conducted the program. A committee including A. A Bannowsky Allen Bishop W. T. Laxson Harold Dutton Clay Holland and Guss Bannowsky was chosen to plan a benefit party.
R. M. Wartenbach traveled to San Angelo last week with Mrs. Wartenbach who is there for medical treatment and staying with two sisters.
D B Jackson arrived last week from Corpus Christi to stay on his ranch while handling business matters over several days.
Dr Henry A Holle Texas health commissioner warns undulant fever also known as brucellosis or Malta fever is a public health issue. Goats and cows spread the disease. pasteurization and testing of dairy herds prevent transmission. workers in stock handling are most at risk.
Supt. John A. Long departed Wednesday to attend a National Education Association meeting in Atlantic City New Jersey. He is expected to return next week.
Five women of the church presented a program after a barbecue supper in the Baptist Church Monday evening. New members Claude Swigger M Teel Houston Teel David Te and L C Halbert were introduced. R D Rothmann led invocation and five soloists Lenora Ashley Darm lene Davee sang with organ accompaniment. Thirty attended.
A. Ball of Kerman California spent last week with his son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs John Ball who visited him in Giddings on Sunday. He then returned to East Texas and planned further visits with relatives including a seriously ill relative assisted in Giddings.
Mr and Mrs L C Gilbert announce Barbara and Jocelyn Spey with Adri MOTO as part of their family presentation in a local society notice.
Mrs Tom Johnston of Ker ville and her daughter Mr Kuidie Marsden of San Antonio left Monday after a three day visit with Mrs Jorston's sister Mrs Natt Sanherr and other relatives.
Fragmentary OCR lines show garbled names and digits. No coherent event or entities can be determined for a proper news card.
Frederickburg Texas listing for Typewriters and adding machines. Agent Bill Geddis at Ber Shop handles repal Typewriters or purchase of new machines. Weekly June tion visit.
The notice lists candidates including J. O. Wright and John Cowsert running for County Commissioner Precinct No 1 under the Democratic Primary slated for July 28, 1956. It specifies ad rates: cash with order, up to 250 words per writeup, extra wording at 3 cents per word.
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