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Junction Eagle

Location

Junction, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1949

Page

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Kimble Jaycees Mark Streets For House-To-House Survey

Twenty eight Kimble County Junior Chamber of Commerce members and one study club begin street marking assignments for a house to house survey. Names listed include Pete Jachy Dae Daleon Study Club area west of twentieth street O E Morgan 20th to 17th streets Bill Henley Rocksprings road to College Avenue and others marking sections north south east and west of main streets in Kimble County.

Kimble County Junior Chamber of Commerce Jaycees Julius Murr Pete Jachy Daedaleon Study Club Twentieth Street O. E., Morgan 20Th 17Th Street Bill Henley Rocksprings Road College Avenue Lewis Ferguson 11Th St S. 7Th St Orvil Stapp J. W. Murr Wilmer Slaton College Ave Pecan St Jimmy Broyles Gene Stapp Llano St L. L. Hall Walter Seamons Carlton Massie J. D. Shannon Main St W N. Hardeman Sammie Bruce James Dowell 16Th St Tommy Kirchman Hudson Brue 12Th St John Ball Elmo Stapp 17Th St Rocksprings Rd

Pickup stolen from Menard found in Fredericksburg

The Ford pickup stolen from Mr. and Mrs. Chester Bannow in Menard was recovered in Fredericksburg Tuesday morning after residents reported an unidentified vehicle near their homes since Saturday. Bannowsky and Sheriff J O Wright confirmed the find. the truck was undamaged but out of gas. A valise and some clothing were missing, while a cedar ax and ducking jacket remained. Sheriff Gay Miller notified the state safety department, and the theft was broadcast from San Angelo about 30 minutes after disappearance at 11:30 a m. Deputies searched the area. Gillespie County Sheriff Bob Loth reported the pickup was parked in Fredericksburg around 1:30 p m. A second Fredericksburg pickup prepared for a coast fishing trip disappeared later that afternoon.

Chester Bannowsky Menard Fredericksburg Gillespie County Bannowsky J. O. Wright Gay Miller State Department of Public Safety San Angelo Miller Bob Loth

Cemetery Aid Society Benefit Party Planned for November 5

Cemetery Aid Society announces a fall benefit in the Producers' Market building on November 5 starting at 3 p.m. Bazaar, sweets and coffee will be sold, with bingo games and a cake walk in the evening. Donations for the bazaar and sweet sale are being solicited.

Cemetery Aid Society Vashti Taylor

Jackson and Roddy Pair Return Home from Corpus Christi

D E Jackson and Mr and Mrs M B Roddy left Monday for their homes in Corpus Christi Mrs Jackson staying on the ranch for a while.

D. E. Jackson M. B. Roddy Corpus Christi

Kimble County Women Attend November 3 Meeting

Calling all Kimble County women to reserve November 3 at 3 p.m. Watch for further notice in the Eagle next week.

Kimble County Eagle

P T A Carnival Queen Candidates Are Selected

The Hallowe en Carnival candidates for queen were chosen for Oct 29 at the courthouse square per Mrs. Gussie Watson. List spans grade levels from Senior Jo Ann Herring to Latin American Olivia Gonzales with duchess runners-up and each contestant choosing her own escort. Next week escorts and race details to be announced.

Courthouse Square Gussie Watson Jo Ann Herring Nettie Sykes Wanda Simer Jan Hill Barbara Wiedeman la Verne Johns

Legion to start Memorial Building construction project

The Burt M. Fleming Post of the American Legion will lay a foundation and pour a concrete floor for a Memorial Building, with walls and roof to follow. The 50 by 80 foot structure will stand on post property west of the hut, overseen by Henry Barker Elmo Stapp and Guy Munn. Finance is led by Barney Ragland and Loddie Hall as members appeal for the return of borrowed kitchen items.

Burt M. Fleming American Legion Lewis Ferguson Henry Barker Elmo Stapp Guy Munn Legion Post Barney Ragland Loddie Hall Post

Junior Class Dinner at Junction Horse Show Oct 25

The Junction High School Junior Class will serve a barbecue dinner on Tuesday October 25 before the Quarter horse auction at Hill Country Fair Grounds. Organizers Mrs Grover Landers Mrs Terry Jetton report preparations for 200 plus meals. Tickets at the fair grounds for $1 include barbecue beans salad pickles onions cake and coffee. Proceeds fund junior activities with food donated by parents and seven junior mother committees assisting.

Junction High School Hill Country Fair Grover Landers Terry Jetton Fair Grounds Ruth Hodges Harlan Ford

Iraan Braves Defeat Eagles 20 to 7 in District Tilt

Iraan Braves overpower Eagle squad 20 7 at Fair Park field in District 6 B action. Dempsey scores opening touchdown after early Eagle injuries. Crumbley nets a late TD as Iraan racks up 20 first downs and two penalties for 20 yards.

Iraan Pecos Eagles Fair Park Eagle Warriors Harris Roy Robicheux Braves Larry Dempsey Billy Pete Huddleston Jack Crumbley Cox McCarver Crumbley Brite Evans Sam Cox Dempsey Junction Charles Vick

Hodges Hotel Damaged by Fire in Attic Blaze

Fire Chief Jimmie Simmons reports Hodges Hotel sustained over 800 dollars in damage from a ceiling fire started by a faulty flue. The blaze in the attic was stopped after about 1 1/2 hours with owner Mrs Lucy Motley discovering it around 9 30 a m Thursday of last week.

Jimmie Simmons Hodges Hotel Simmons Lucy Motley Cedar Street Gomez Boot Shop

Bannowsky Family Visits Menard Saturday Afternoon

Mr and Mrs Alfred Bannowsky and Ann Jimmy and Virginia were Menard visitors Saturday afternoon.

Alfred Bannowsky Ann Jimmy Virginia Menard

F R A and 4 H Annual Show Dates Set

Kimble County Junior Livestock officers set January 16 and 17 for a lamb sale project at the spring show. They appeal for lamb donations from ranchers, to be delivered to local ranches with notice to County Agent J W Jennings by October 24. Lambs to be collected October 27 if weather permits, else delayed. Donations go to local buyers via private sale. Directors and officers named include A Schraub, Lemuel Jones, Pete W Jacoby, and Jennings.

Kimble J. W. Jennings Junction Lambs A. Schraub Lemuel Jones Pete W. Jacoby Louie Ragland C. T. Holekamp H. E. Wright Aubrey Hill Jim Carpenter Ben Dechert Herbert Simon Clay Holland Alvah Pearl Vernon Jones and Jennings

Fagle B Team To Play Sonora Here Saturday

The Junction Eagles B team meets Sonora Broncs at Fair Park at 7 30 p m Saturday Coach Bob Short announced The Junior team coached by Carl Short hosts Menard Juniors this evening The A team rests after losing to Iraan Praves last week Iraan hosts Sanderson Ozona plays Bronte in non conference games Eldorado visits Sonora Reagan plays Menard Sanderson visits Iraan Bronte hosts Ozona

Fair Park Field Junction Eagles Sonora Broncs Bob Short Carl Short Menard Iraan Praves Iraan Sanderson Ozona Bronte Eldorado Sonora Reagan

Legion Convention Invited To Junction for 21st District

Lewis Ferguson reports the 21st District American Legion spring convention will be invited to Junction. The Coleman convention set for October 22 and 23 will issue the invitation after a district meeting at the Legion Hut preceded by a barbecue supper. Delegates elected in Coleman include Callan Graham Marvin Blackburn J A Cavaness Terry Jetton and Henry Barker. A facilities survey preceded the invitation and hotels tourist courts and ranches were thanked for arranging rooms.

Legion Junction Lewis Ferguson Burt M. Fleming Coleman Callan Graham M. C. Blackburn Marvin Blackburn J. A. Cavaness Terry Jetton Henry Barker

Gordon Stewart and Jack King Visit Del Rio

Gordon Stewart and Jack King were Del Rio visitors Tuesday, stopping to explore local sights and meet residents during their brief stay in the border city.

Gordon Stewart Jack King del Rio

Junction chapter of OES marks 40th anniversary

Charter members past worthy matrons and past worthy patrons were honored at the Junction chapter of the OES 40th anniversary meeting held October 13 in the Masonic Hall. About 75 members and guests attended, with 46 members present and visitors from Roosevelt London Menard Fort McKavett and Kerrville. A cake with 40 candles was presented by Mrs. Reuben Loeffler. Neal B. Fox was initiated into the order.

Junction OES Masonic Hall Minnie Riley A. L. Mudge David Schmidt T. S. Jones Roosevelt London Menard Fort McKavett Kerrville Arch T. Garner Nolan Gilliam Reuben Loeffler Riley C. C. Scott Neal B. Fox

Wesleyan Guild Meeting Set for October 27 at Church

The Wesleyan Guild will meet at the Methodist Church Thursday evening October 27 at 7 30. Hostesses will be Mmes Leroy Taylor Clif ford Hamer and Carl Nelson.

Wesleyan Guild Methodist Church Mmes Leroy Taylor Clifford Hamer Carl Nelson

Central Texas Firemans Association Meeting Attended

Leon Powell Jack Denman and George Savage attended the semi annual meeting of the Central Texas Firemans Association in Lampasas Sunday.

Leon Powell Jack Denman George Savage Central Texas Firemans’ Association Lampasas

Farm-To-Market Road Contract Awarded to Killian-Keller

The State Highway Department awarded Killian-Keller Co. of San Antonio a 10.569 mile contract for a farm-to-market road in northeast Kimble County near U.S. Highways 183 and 283, starting 3.3 miles south of London. The project, valued around 75 000 dollars, includes graded structure and double asphalt surface treatment after bids were reviewed by W. N. Hardeman.

Kimble Killian-Keller Co San Antonio State Highway Department Austin W. N. Hardeman Hardeman U.S. Highway 183 London

New Wildcat Well Located on Bear Creek

R. F. Schoolfield and Guffy Drilling Co report J. Y. Rust No. 1 on Bear Creek was drilled Tuesday with equipment to move in within days. The site lies 630 feet north of the northwest corner of the northeast quarter of section 42. Jack Guffey completes 70 feet of a Pecos County Contract this week and will move to Junction to begin work on the Rust location.

R. F. Schoolfield and Guffy Drilling Co J. Y. Rust Bear Creek Roy Guffey Jack Guffey Pecos County Junction Rust

Cardwell Ranch Horses Win At Sonora Show

Cardwell Ranch entries Bolo and Bolo Jet C. earned purple and blue ribbons at the Sonora Horse Show. Bolo, stallion 1946 or older, was reserve champion ranch type stallion. Bolo Jet C., a 1949 colt, took first in that class. Cardwell dispersal sale follows with Consett’s Figure 5 Ranch offering Tuesday at 1:00 PM at the fairgrounds.

Cardwell Ranch Sonora Bolo Consett Fairgrounds Stadium O. W. Cardwell Molo Junction Mexico Cale California

Troop Four Girl Scouts Elect New Officers

Troop Four of the local Girl Scouts met Monday at the J E Wiedeman residence to elect officers and plan a cookout. Officers chosen were Margar et Collier president La Verne Johnston vice president Linda Hubbell secretary Barbara Wiedeman treasurer and Ray Ola Schnei der reporter. Attendees included June Dunbar Virginia Craven Joan Cunningham and Fairy Derring with leaders Mrs Kennon Stapp and Mrs Chester Kirk.

J. E. Wiedeman Margaret Collier la Verne Johnston Linda Hubbell Barbara Wiedeman Ray Ola Schneider June Dunbar Virginia Craven Joan Cunningham Fairy Derring Kennon Stapp Chester Kirk

Firemen Auxiliary Meeting Scheduled for October 23

The Ladies Auxiliary of the Fire Department will hold a regular meeting at the Fire Station on October 23. Members are urged to attend and discuss upcoming events and duties.

Fire Department

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Kimble Jaycees P.T. A. Carnival Iraan Braves F.R.A 4-H FAGLE Legion Convention L. L. Trott T. Godfrey Junction Baptist Church Olen D. Welch The Baptist Church Killian-Keller Girl Scouts
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