London School News Highlights Fourth Week Activities
The fourth week opened with chapel led by County Judge L. R. Hodges and a patriotic speech stressing education. A high school party and a slumber party were held at the Community Hall and with Miss Jewel Pearl. Halloween Carnival planned for October 22 invites all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. R. Hodges
W. D. Stewart
Mueller
Mason
London
Nona MacMillen
Brady
Elise Martin
London School
Army Air Corps
J. L. Bruce
Roosevelt Roundup Bright Weather And Local Moves
Two sunny days follow rains as local residents travel and relocate. Mr and Mrs Junior Thiers head to San Antonio for his Armed Forces induction while Mrs Love returns from surgery there. Elaine Joy and Billie Shannon Gardner visit and study in San Antonio. Alfred Thiers and kin visit Roosevelt. Aubrey Simon and family move in from the ranch. Sgt Gus Camp and Midland friend tour Roosevelt with ties to China. Stanton Bundy Jr visits from Austin for a short stay. W J Messenger and family remain listed in Roosevelt society notes.
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Junior Thiers
San Antonio
Thiers
Sgt
Gus Camp
Midland
O. J. Camp
China
Stanton Bundy, Jr
Austin
Roosevelt
W. J. Messenger
London Chatter Box Social Notes from Brady and London
Community happenings include a London show crowd with Claud Weaver Lois Mitchell Jewel Pearl and others visiting Brady. War bond purchases and furloughs appear as Captain Hahn sends money for a $100 bond and Oren Welch enjoys a Navy 30 day furlough. Local residents visit relatives in Boerne Llano and San Antonio with multiple family updates and travel plans.
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Mason
London
Claud Weaver
Lois Mitchell
Jewel Pearl
J. W. Amberson
Deane Graham
Margie Lee Hight
Mary Lou Nelson
Leta Leifeste
Marie Sorrell
J. L. Bruce
Bud Strader
O. H. Pearl
Raymond Pearl
Brady Sunday
Nildus Pearl
Boerne
George L. Hahn
Ray Clapp
Houston
Clyde Deck
Washington
Jess Otte
Llano
Jake Otte
Oren Welch
Tom Amberson
Oren
Navy
Ellis Brown
San Antonio
Leslie Davenport
Brady
Carl
Ranchwoman Reports Rain Breaks and Work Ahead
Cleo Clippings notes sun returns after ten days of rain as sheep shearers fall behind and laundry piles grow. Pecans gathering rises with sunny days while radio service thanks locals for reliable telephone exchange during the wet spell. Mr and Mrs Dan Morales visited Menard. Mr and Mrs Jim Herring joined Sunday dinner at the Allen Bishop ranch.
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Dan Morales
Jim Herring
Allen Bishop Ranch
Local social visits and ranch activity noted in San Angelo area
Cody Cardwell visits D L Stewart ranch with family from Junction and Menard. Slush pit work progresses at Murr well with drilling depth 1400 feet in blue shale. Local residents host guests, attend dental appointments, and plan a Bear Creek Copperas Game Protective Association barbecue at the Watson ranch with salads or desserts.
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Cody Cardwell
San Angelo
Anna Lee Stewart
Knowla Lee
Junction
Everett Stewart
Knowles Everett
Menard
D. L. Stewart Ranch
Cap Wood
Myles Stewart
Murr
W. A. Bannowsky
Guss Bannowsky
Clb
Terry Jetton
Grover Landers
Francis Ward
Iraan
L. D. Gibson
Henry Trainer
Walnut Canyon Ranch
J. H. Northcutt
Bannowskys
Alfred Bannowsky Ranch
Jim Hammond
Charlie Bishop
Bear Creek-Copperas
Card of Thanks Expressions of gratitude after illness and death
We thank everyone for kindnesses and floral offerings during the sickness and death of our wife mother sister and aunt Mrs Leo Goben Udell Goben and wife Mrs John Frazier Mr and Mrs Clyde Roberts and family Mrs Vinie Hodges Mr and Mrs Edgar McLendon spent Tuesday and Wednesday in San Antonio.
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Leo Goben
Udell Goben
John Frazier
Clyde Roberts
Vinie Hodges
Edgar McLendon
San Antonio
Has Your Address Changed Recently
A notice urges Eagle subscribers to promptly inform the publisher of address changes to avoid delayed or missing delivery. It explains mail rules require newspapers to pay postage on notices of address changes and recommends sending changes in advance to ensure delivery.
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Eagle
Kimble County Tops District 6-N in Spreader Dam Building
Under the 1943 Agricultural Conservation Program Kimble County leads District 6-N in spreader dam construction with 160 dams on 50 farms and ranches and 230,313 feet of terraces on 19 farms as of September 30. Machinery shortages limit output, but more equipment is expected in 1944. terraces can be built with tractors, and contractors are paid within 30 days after completion. Farmers have until December 1, 1948 to finish projects. 1944 changes include a broader base terrace and higher pay.
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Kimble County
Mildred M. Snead
AAA
Kimble
Snead
Conservation Service
ODT Warns Against School Bus Uses
The Office of Defense Transportation warns that school buses must not be used to transport students to athletic games fairs or similar events, restricting transport to designated school activities and approved routes.
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ODT
Office of Defense Transportation
Prehistoric Elephant Added to Texas Museum Collection
The Texas Memorial Museum at the University of Texas announces a new mammoth inhabitant. Paleontologists recovered bones in Atascosa County after a tip from the State Highway Department workers. The museum already holds a large elephant skeleton collection from about 50 Texas localities.
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Texas Memorials Museum
University of Texas
Atascosa County
State Highway Department
Texas
Sellards Sae
Texas Law School enrollment hits low with forty students
In pre Pearl Harbor days UT Law enrolled over 700. This year forty students are registered marking a new low. Wanda Mae Gamble is born to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gamble in Ballinger on September 30. Grandpa and Grandma Jim Butler celebrate their granddaughter.
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University of Texas Law School
Pearl Harbor
Wanda Mae Gamble
Jack Gamble
Ballinger
Grandpa
Jim Butler
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