County Correspondence from Cleo Clippings
County notes praise Hayden Lawler for pouring 4600 dollars into county coffers via truck licenses for Alamo Freight Lines this year. Neighbors of the week Mr and Mrs Allen Bishop visited the convalescent Mrs Arch Reynolds and helped with church parsonage work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimble County
Hayden Lawler
Alamo
Allen Bishop
Arch Reynolds
Allen
Junction Char of Christ Parsonage
Josie
Charles Bishop
Cleo
Walter Doss
Robertson ‘Olemon Ranch
Segovia Softball Weekend Visitors From Junction And San Antonio
Segovia notes weekend guests including Mrs Dunk’s sisters from San Antonio and Clyde Etheridge of Junction. The Junction visitor contributed to a drubbing in softball with losses 10 to 1 and 12 to 3. Local teachers Ft Worth visitors and Junction business visitors are mentioned along with a Junction Segovia game attended by the Davises and small son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.hl Dunk
Dunk
San Antonio
Clyde Etheridge
Junction
Wayne A Sears
Ft. Worth
EJ Ea Davis
Spring term opens as London School reflects on events
London School observes spring balance of day and night as students report steady attendance and few illnesses. The sop more class staged a successful Friday program at the Community Hall netting over 25 dollars for the Senior banquet. Reverend Ennis B Hill attended the London Parent-Teachers meeting with his wife aiding the program. A magician entertained with lessons on Chinese customs, while the upcoming April 21 term end looms amid eight months of school and bus payment plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Severati
Ena
London
Ennis B. Hill
Junction
London School Board
Health progress extends baby life to planned age
Dr Geof Cox Texas State Health Officer notes baby life expectancy has risen to about A years, nearly double the figure from ten years ago and far above 1900. He credits vaccination, typhoid diphtheria and smallpox prevention, sanitation, physical exams, and preventive drugs to reducing disease and improving public health outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geof Cox
Cox Belie
Texas
Public health gains and political satire echoed in 1940s culture
The piece notes progress from syphilis, tuberculosis, and cancer toward curable classifications while warning of social fears. It contrasts postwar medical optimism with political tension, citing Adolf Hitler and a Berlin incident where teachers screen pupils for anti Hitler jokes, drawing a parallel to suppressive responses to anti Roosevelt humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hitler
Sudetenland
Bohemia and
Moravia
Czechoslovakia
Pope
Unoits
District Federation
Public Welfare Department
Chester
Adolph Hitler
Germany
Berlin
Anti Hitler
Anti Roosevelt
Living and lasting: a choice of nation and home
A compact note reflects on selecting a place to live that offers both daily life and longer life prospects. It contrasts personal habitat with national prospects for longevity, signaling a philosophical balance between comfort and future security.
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Mrs
Chester Bannowsky
The
Mertzon State Bank
Watson Ranch
Tankersley
J. M
JY. Rust Ranch
Rohl Spiller
Alfred Bannowsky
Ann
Jimmy Louis
Roy Salter
St. Louis
Texans Theatre
Guss Bannowsky
Baptist Girls Auxiliary
Jean Landers
Menard Baptist Church
Segovia News
Foes
Pinehurst
Cameron
WM. Cameron & Company
Junction, Texas
London School
Hollan Walker
Chas. Schmidt
Harper
Lebrun
Albert Lebr
Puesday
Ri Wne
Chamber
Coker
Steven
Courthouse Junction, Texas
Ckburn
Law Junction
AL Auto Airing
W. Walgara
Main Street
J. Holt Smith
Mlc
Blackburn
Lowgren Junction
Graham Cali
Junction Bank
West Texas Livestock Motor Lines
R.A. Fleming
Ford
RSG
Ford Dealer
Loeffler Motor Co
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