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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1943
Page
4
Cleo Clippings reports a district column with social updates from ranch life. Notes include jokes, soldiers abroad, neighbors in Ingram and Walnut Canyon pens, drilling near Renfro well, local sales of ewes, arrivals and visits, church events, funeral attendance, and a Bear Creek Copperas group barbecue with dominoes and horseshoes after a business meeting.
London residents share visits with friends in San Angelo Mason Junction and Coleman. A barbecue honors Sgt Lloyd Ivy with a large gathering including the Pearl and Ivy families. Alzada Pearl improves at home and Mrs H C Reichenau makes a Mason business trip.
The Hallowe en Carnival planned for October 22 is postponed to October 30 with a King and Queen to be crowned. Also notes on chapel talks visits, PTA meeting Friday October 15, new pupils, and weekly Monday chapel programs for juniors and seniors.
Local items report visits by Mrs. Verna Farrington from Arizona to her parents the Fischers and other trips by the Browns to Coleman. The Simon families visited Fredericksburg on business while Wilburn Gardner brings home a fine horse from Rock Springs. Mrs. Logan of Sonora visits her mother Mrs. Goodall. C N Taylor and wife depart for San Angelo to work for the Highway Department. The Hillles return to Fabens after six weeks on Parker Ranch. Arnold Grosenbacher's condition worsens and he is sent to the Veterans Hospital at Legion. Clouds linger with little rain. The Presbyterian revival opens with services at 8 PM each evening.
Governor Coke Stevenson proclaims October 17 to 23 as P T A Membership Week across Texas. Junction P T A Chairman Mrs B C Camp leads a comprehensive drive during the week to boost membership.
Otho Mangold son of Mr and Mrs J C Mangold of Kimble county has been awarded a plaque by Normoyle Ordnance Depot San Antonio for services in developing ideas to save critical war materials. He is brother of Mrs Floyd Bierschwale and has lived in Kim.
A San Antonio paper shows Otho Mangold receiving a plaque from the Conservation of Critical Materials Corp. He earned the honor as a member of the maintenance branch of the ordnance depot as he prepared for defense work at Normoyle.
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