Ranchmen finish stock deliveries and community notes
Cleo Clippings reports ranchers wrapping fal field deliveries as mutton sheep move between Hayden Lawler Cecil Woodard Alfred and Chester Bannowsky. Brennan family moves to Junction while visits occur at ranches. local well drilling and employment changes noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowsert
Kay
Bear Creek
Hayden Lawler
Cecil Woodard
Alfred
Chester Bannowsky
van Horn
Guss Bannowsky
Sue Beth
Ruby
Kenneth
Junction
R. E. Ballanfant
Alfred Bannowsky
Jimmy Furr
Llano
Atkinson of
Menard
Fields Ranch
Allen Bishop
Jack Raborn
Harriet
San Antonio
J. H. Northcutt
Walnut Canyon Ranch
Jim Hammond
Bishop Fields
Felix Murr
Murr
Cedar Brake Ranch
Morris Murr
Supt Long Urges District Consolidation At PTA Meeting
Supt John A Long told the county PTA that consolidating school districts could fix the county system’s finances during the first meeting of the year held October 2 in the high school auditorium. Mrs Fordtran Johnston led the program, with Mrs Loeffler presiding. Committees announced cover finance membership program hospitality and more as plans for the year were outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Long
PT. A
Fordtran Johnston
Robert H. Loeffler
Reuben Loeffler
W. P. Grisham
Clay Holland
Ben Dechert
Mmes
Lester Phillips
Albert Searcy
R. D. Rothmann
Lee Craven
Joe Beck
Cecil Craven
Bill Wright
Chester Kirk
Local Methodists Seek 30 Percent Church School Increase
The Methodist Church in the Southwest Texas Conference aims to raise church school enrollment and attendance by 30 percent. Efforts focus on adults and collaboration with public schools to boost regular attendance, with Junction building campaigns and a $21,000 goal, of which $11,300 is on hand, to be completed by December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Southwest Texas Conference
Junction
Construction to Start Early in 1948
A note indicates that work will begin during 1948 as part of a larger building or improvement project. No specific location or contractor details are provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Local Methodists Observe World Wide Week of Prayer
The Womans Society of Christian Service of the local Methodist church invites the town to a Silent Meditation with organ music from 5:30 to 7:30 p m on Monday October 27 in the church auditorium. Mrs A W Loeffler and Mrs W P Crisham will provide the music and lead the week long observance designed for prayer and self denial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Society of Christian Service
A. W. Loeffler
W. P
Risham
Kimble County Bowlers Set Records in 1940
Kimble County Bowling Association in ABC Junction lists top marks for 1940 with high individual game 194, high individual series 177, team game 194, and team series 1770 as leading achievements across the league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimble County Bowling Association
ABC
Unity Week of Prayer Promises Christian Fellowship Strength
Community voices stress spiritual unity during the Week of Prayer with multiple religious groups observing. R D Rothmann and attendees report abstracts and guaranty titles. Mr and Mrs Preston Wright and Mrs Walter Lindsay visited San Antonio on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Wright
Walter Lindsay
San Antonio
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Cleo
Mrs
Chester Bannows
E. P. Furr
Eden
Long
PTA
Leonard Dunbar
Jordan L. Cunningham
Austin Durst
Frank Hodges
J. E. Wiedeman
Richard Wood
Hird
Frank Remboild
Roy Spiller
Blake Chenault
L. D. Borden
R. C. Tatum
Kimble Supply Co
Buddy Norton
A. J. Long Junction, Texas
Junction Bowling League
Henry Coleman
Borden Locker Plant
Joseph’s
East Side Square
Self Serve Grocer, & Market
Bowl For Health
B. & W. Bowling Center
R. D. Borden
James Dowell
F C. Wright
the Hodges Funeral Home
Junction National Bank
Kimble County
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Manila
Nesco Chef
Maytag Home Freezer
Philco
Morning Glory
C. A. Schraub Company
C. T. Holekamp
Junchon, Texas
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