Safety In The Home Safety In The Home
Statewide 1951 safety efforts led by 4-H and home demonstration clubs target accident prevention in farms and homes. Mrs. Almanrode reports 43 000 club women worked on safety habits. 39 689 attended meetings. 27 491 removed hazards. rural kitchens and home care receive emphasis as 4-H and extension agents supervise 26 715 trainees across 74 counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Farm and Ranch Safety Committee
R. M. Almanode
Texas Home Demonstration Association
Women’s Activities Committee
Home Demonstration Club
Texas
Almanrode
Captured Enemy Weapons Can Be Source of Danger
In Korea a Marine admiring a damaged enemy artillery piece ignores an oncoming Corsair. The plane spots the weapon, fires its guns and rockets, shredding the Marine’s clothes but leaving him unharmed aside from shock. He walks away wiser from the near miss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korea
Wendtland Rites Held At Shiner
Funeral services were held in Shiner for William Wendland Sr. at 95. Rev. R. S. Harwood and Rev. A. Guyon officiated. Wendland, born in Prussia, arrived May 20, 1872, later built a business near LaGrange and in Shiner. He married Emilie Wagner. sixieth anniversary noted. Surviving daughters Isabel Thulmeyer and Mrs. Charles Stanford. sons Edwin, William Jr., and Perry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiner
William Wendtland
R. S. Harwood
A. Guyon
Mr. Wendtland
Prussia
United States
Galveston
Fayette County
Round Top
Wendland
LaGrange
General Mercantile Company
W. Wendtland & Son
Emilie Wagner
Shelby
Mrs. Wendtland
Isabel Thulmeyer
Charles Stanford
Houston
Edwin
Dallas
William Jr
Perry
Victoria
Real estate deals in town include school staff purchase
E. E. Darilek a Moulton Public School teacher buys the Frank Simper place in the southern town. William J. Meyer acquires the Bo Huslav brick building on Front Street in a consummated deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Darilek
Frank Simper
Mr. Darilek
Moulton
William J. Meyer
Bohuslav
Front Street
Cerny Receives Bronze Star Medal for IX Corps Service
Chief Warrant Officer Jerry Cerny of Hot Springs Arkansas is awarded the Bronze Star for meritorious service with the IX Corps Signal Section on the Center front covering September 16 1950 to January 6 1952. He is brother to Mrs Otto Keil Jr of Moulton. He is slated to arrive in the states this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Cerny
Leonard Street
Hot Springs
Arkansas
IX Corps
Cerny
Otto Keil Jr
Moulton
States
Spice cellar pigeonhole cabinet with Prestwood slots
A kitchen gadget project outlines creating a spice cellar using Prestwood strips four inches wide. Cut four inch shelves with two inch long slots at four inch spacing and insert vertical slotted pieces. Assemble to form pigeonholes with four inch depth and optional dark finish.
Door Stop for Garage or Barn
Easy two piece device uses a bent strap hinge and a short coil spring to hold a door stop on the ground at 45 degrees. The spring snaps the door back when the hinge is flipped, a cheap toe action solution for garage or barn doors.
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Pillsbury
Pillsbury’s
Uncle Williams
Scottie
Mrs. Tuckers
Nabisco
Idaho
Carton
Nabisco Premium
Hotel Kraut
W. H. Etlinger
College Station
No. 98
Legion Park
Joe Patek Orch
Adm
IBS
W. F. W. Hall
Henry Brosch Orchestra
American Legion
Hal
Flatonia
Shiner Swingsters
Walters Park
Schulenburg
Blume
Realty
Meyerhoffs
Hallettsville
Adolph Petrek
Sex
Albrecht Building
Automobile
A. J. Darilek
Moulton, Texas
Telephone
Farmers & Merchants State Bank
Fred A. Berckenhoff
Optometrist
Shiner, Texas
By Ase
Anton Faltisek
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