Tin Salvage Supports Red Cross and Ranch Life
County correspondence notes tin can salvage funds aiding the San Antonio Red Cross blood bank and mentions ongoing ranch work, water problems at Cedarbrake Ranch, and several accidents. It covers local labor at Landers and Morris Murrs, Seidel and Prentice visits, and the M. B. Murr No. 1 wildcat well setback and water issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio Red Cross Blood Bank
Jim Hodges
Landers Ranch
Jim Herring
Morris Murr
Cedarbrake Ranch
Allen Bishop
Grover Sanders
Alfred Bannowsky
Fordtran Johnston
Rust Ranch
Clelien Moss
Carol Ann
Clb
Northcutt Ranch
M. B. Murr No. 1 Wildcat
L. D. Gibson
West Texas
Roosevelt Roundup Seaside Weather and Visitor Notes
A light shower eased the area on Monday aiding a restful night. Visitors and residents from Houston, San Antonio, Burnet, Brownwood, and Austin frequent the Roosevelt region. Family news includes E Lane Joy returning improved, Louise Goodalls arriving for school, and Otto Thiers’ birthday gathering ahead of September induction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.lane Joy
Houston
Louise Goodalls
Wm. Wolf
Johnson City
Joe Wagner
Roosevelt
Lee A. Joy
Wisconsin
Verlon Tweedle
San Antonio
Schwiening Ranch
Messrs. Allsup
Llano
Stanton Bundy
Austin
Ranch
Ilee Simon
Burnett
Melba Thiers
Missawrence
San Angelo
Brown
Little
Brownwood
Tillie Smith
Mary Lee
Burnet
Mesdames Latham
Eden
Kirkpatrick
Boerne
Karger
Kerrville
London Chatter Box Heat Wave Sees 108 Degree Readings
The city endures extreme heat with temperatures reaching 108 degrees by 5 PM on August 28, a rainstorm is hoped for. Mrs Alma Reichenau and Mr and Mrs James Bishop visited San Antonio to meet Hilton Reichenau on leave, returning Sunday. Nildus Pearl spent the weekend at home before returning to Camp Stan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Ingram
Mansel Smith
Barwood Spring
Clb
Jack Raborn
Northcutt
Alfred Seidel
San Antonio
Cleo
Ernest Ehlers
Walnut Canyon Ranch
Seaton Prentice
James Prentice
Watson Ranch
J. W. Couey
T. W
Alma Reichenau
James Bishop
Hilton Reichenau
Nildus Pearl
Camp Stan
World War II ration calendar updates and deadlines
The notice lists current ration expiration dates and eligibility changes for sugar, coffee, processed foods, meats, red stamps, shoes, gasoline, and tires. It specifies valid-through dates for sugar coupons 14 15 and 16, processed food stamps R S T U V W, meat points per week, red stamps X Y Z, shoe stamp 18, gasoline coupons 7, and tire inspection deadlines by book and date. It also requires endorsement of gas coupons with driver license number and state.
Local residents and service members share visits and farming notes
Pfc and Mrs Leonard Chandler return to Goodfellow Field after a visit. Cpl Hilmer Fritz goes back to Kentucky after a week with his parents. Dinner guests include Ed Schultz, Harvey Cooper, Joe Cooper, and others from Eden and Parks Camp. Rex LaVelle finishes picking cotton, expecting a short crop. almanacs for sale at the Eagle Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cpl
Hilmer Fritz
Kentucky
Alfons Fritz
G. W. Coopers
Ed Schultz
Eden
Harvey Cooper
Concho Field
Joe Cooper
Parks Camp
Calif
French Cummins
L. W .Grobe
J. O. Hight
Leon
Earl Hight
Amarillo
Richard Carpenter, Jr
H. C. Reichneau
Charley Durst
Rex LaVelle
Cemetery Aid Meeting Set For September 2
The Cemetery Aid Society will hold its next regular meeting with Mrs. John Munn at four o'clock Thursday afternoon September 2. Full attendance of the membership is urgently desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cemetery Aid
John Munn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs
Chester Bannowsky
Ann Bannowsky
Novene Baylor
Western Union
A. L. Rieck
R. H. Spiller
J. H. Northcutt
Johnson Fork
Harriet
Northcutt Home
Randolph
Ramsey
Bstract Company Insurance
Allied Lines
Dolph
America
Menard, Texas
Heron Smith
West Texas Utilities Company
Oscar Adams
Allison Park
London
D. H. Pearl
Eagle
E. H. Ankerson
Optometrist
Las Lomas Hotel
Dr. Ankerson
Schreiner-Hodges Funeral Home
Junction National Bank
Kimble County
C. A. Schraub CO
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