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Newspaper

Junction Eagle

Location

Junction, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1953

Page

3

Army Sergeant Returns From Korea After 16 Months

Sgt. Larry Smalley arrived in Junction Monday for a five week visit with his parents Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Smalley. He comes from 16 months in Korea and has served 12 years in the Army. Mrs. W. J. Coleman and Mrs. Winnie O'Donnell spent Friday and Saturday in Sabinal with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Coleman.

Larry Smalley Junction Turrough R. R. Smalley States Korea Winnie O'Donnell Sabinal Lewis Coleman

Soldier Ray Curtis Jr Returns From Furlough to Fort Bliss

Pvt Ray Curtis Jr left Tuesday morning after a ten day furlough from basic training at Fort Bliss. His parents Mr and Mrs Ray Curtis and sister Elaine accompanied him on the trip to El Paso. Hilton Herron also accompanies the family to Fort Bliss.

Pvt Ray Curtis, Jr Fort Bliss Ray Curtis Elaine el Paso Sonora Hilton Herron

Livermans Visit Texas Kin Over Weekend

Mr. and Mrs. James Liverman returned Saturday from a two days visit in College Station. Carol Liverman visited her uncle-in-law and aunt in San Saba while they were gone. Sue and Bobby stayed with their grandparents, the W. M. Moores, in whose home the Livermans are visiting.

College Station Carol Liverman Mr. and L. W. Terry San Saba Sue Bobby W. M. Moores Livermans

Del Rio Visitors Weekend Couple See Friends

Mr and Mrs J Graham and Mr and Mrs Damon Evans were Del Rio visitors Thursday of last week for a social visit and local sightseeing.

Damon Evans del Rio

Engineer Bob Hardeman Returns From Venezuela

Bob Hardeman arrived home last week from Venezuela where he has been employed as an engineer.

Bob Hardeman Venezuela

Water Heater Sizing And Lions Club Meeting Notes

The text discusses water heater sizes from 30 to 60 gallons based on household baths and washers. It then covers a Lions Club meeting featuring a film Expedition Antarctica, sponsorship of a softball team, merit badges for Girl Scouts, attendance drive reports, and plans to challenge another civic club in a softball game. Alton Mason chaired, with Supt. John A. Long noted for film support.

Antarctica Lions Club Supt John A. Long Junction Public Schools Alton Mason Side Clay Secrest Jordan Cunningham Sam Coleman R. B. McKinney

Marriage rates peak after World War II, then level

Metropolitan Life statisticians report global marriage rates surged during wartime and rebounded toward prewar levels after the conflict. England and the United States reached record postwar highs in 1945 46, while occupied European countries varied with Belgium France Italy Luxembourg and Romania often remaining below prewar levels.

Metropolitan Life Insurance Company British Isles United States Canada Australia New Zealand Europe Belgium France Italy Luxembourg Romania

Junction Visit For Ollie Martin Family

Mr and Mrs Ollie Martin of Uvalde and daughter Joyce visited Junction on Sunday.

Ollie Martin Uvalde Joyce Junction

Drapal Family Weekend Visit In Ozona Area

Mr and Mrs Edmund Drapal of Ozona spent the weekend with J A Liverman and other relatives.

Edmund Drapalla of Ozona J. A. Liverman

Don Moore Visits Home From A and M

Don Moore was home from A and M for the weekend, enjoying time with family and friends.

Don Moore

Use of Poison First Step In Battle Against Rats

Wayne Colberg of the NDAC Extension Service says poisoning is the first step in controlling rats. He recommends red squill and warfarin, plus farm cleanup, ratproofing, and a coordinated community effort to prevent spread. Bait with fresh foods in small amounts at feeding sites, not burrows, and remove uneaten bait next day.

Wayne Colberg Ndac Extension Service Colberg

Seeing Through Plastics

The Better Vision Institute recalls a shift in eyewear from stigmatized to stylish. Glasses now signal taste and personality, with gold and rimless designs and plastic frames driving a fashion revolution that protects eyes from strain and even persuades some non-prescription wearers.

Better Vision Institute

Cause of Thunder And the sound of a lightning flash explodes air

A lightning flash heats air along its path causing rapid expansion like an explosion. This creates outward air waves that produce thunder. Sound travels about 1100 feet per second, so nearby portions arrive earlier than distant sections. Echoes from terrain extend the roll, typical thunder heard up to 12 to 15 miles.

The Methodist Challenge

A religious column by Bob Shuler of Trinity Methodist Church Los Angeles offers a challenge to readers. The piece discusses faith duties and moral responsibilities within the Methodist tradition and urges active church involvement.

Bob Shuler Trinity Methodist Church S. Flores Street Los Angeles Calif

Prayer and faith mark Eisenhower era call to moral revival

A patriotic periodical urges deep national repentance and Christian renewal under President Eisenhower. It lauds his private prayer at inauguration, church joining, and attendance at prayer meetings while warning of moral decay, urging sustained faith to heal the land.

Eisenhower Presbyterian Church Washington America United States Tke Eisenhower White House Eisenower

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W. J. Coleman James Liverman Mrs. J Graham Mio Leon R. Powell Tim” Terrell Timmermann Quality TV Zenith Zenith TV Gold Coast T. J. Moore Lumber Yard Junction Merchants Republic Israel C. W. Cardwell
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