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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1943
Page
4
Mrs. Raymond Pearl and Mrs. Oscar Pearl visited in Boerne while others in Junction joined friends for gatherings. The London High School notes include new members, Hallowe’en plans, a focus on the annual carnival and school finances, plus two long lists of residents and servicemen.
The senior and junior students participated in the Monday chapel program while the committee planned activities. Visitors Mrs Richard Carpenter and Mrs Lida Burleson joined the school on Monday. The London P T A met at the Community Hall Friday night.
Harper gossip notes a Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wiley and guests Mr. and Mrs. V C Russell Sr Elmer Lee and Mr and Mrs V C Russell Jr Kerrville shopping reports and visits by Mr and Mrs Charlie Rogers J A Lennon and Mrs Levi Fairchild with Mrs Harold Stewart of Quemado Valley visiting friends and relatives in town
Subscribers renew to avoid missing issues as paper shortages and rationing bite. Readers listed include Mrs. Lee Lowry Junction Albert W Searcy Junction Joe Oliver Austin W C Oliver Junction J C Mangold Segovia Floyd Bierschwabe Segovia R F McKinney Overseas C C Smith London Mrs C F Burt Junction and others.
The Ground Observers' Corp in the northern county region awarded wings on October 12 for services performed. Recipients include Alfred Bannowsky, chief observer, and wife, plus several Bannowsky relatives and other local volunteers.
Major Leon H. Durst of Junction has been transferred to the Army school of military government at the University of Virginia Charlottesville Va He previously served with the Associated Press in Texas and Oklahoma and spent the past year and a half in the War Department adjutant general's office in Washington His wife is a Texas newspaper artist and daughter Nancy is a fashion artist for the Washington Star Also notice for sale electric stove and hot water heater by Jim Carpenter.
To save electricity keep lamb bulbs reflectors and fixtures clean. Want your soldier home Join the Texas WAC Company now and help shorten the WAR Approximately 60 percent of the paint made in the U S is going into direct war service in the Armed Forces or their supporting agencies.
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