Lavaca County 4-H Club Boys Attend Palacios Camp
Lavaca County 4-H members Elwyn Lerfing Louis Roeder Erwin Vrazel Eugene Spaniel Joe Greive Edgar Henrichs Ben Sustr Milton Jobb attended a three day camp at Palacios June 12 13 and 14. The event hosted by the Extension Service of the A and M College drew youths from about sixty South Texas counties and featured recreation plus educational talks and slides on dairying poultry soil conservation and livestock feeding.
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Lavaca County
Palacios
Elwyn Lerfing
Louis Roeder
Erwin Vrazel
Eugene Spaniel
Joe Greive
Edgar Henrichs
Ben Sustr
Milton Jobb
South Texas
Extension Service
A. & M. College
Army Reservation
Dickson Farmers League Plans Benefit Social
The Dickson Branch of the Farmers League enrolled 53 members by the last regular meeting on June 18. A benefit social is planned with B. V. Krejci Isador L. Simper and Jerry Veselka chosen to arrange logistics.
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Dickson
Farmers League
B. V. Krejci
Isador L. Simper
Jerry Veselka
O'Daniel Candidacy Taken For Granted
Charges of robbery of two Texas banks involving over 2000 dollars were filed against Ralph Gresham 19, of Boling. He also faces a hold up charge for the Peoples State Bank here where 895 dollars was taken. Gresham allegedly matched prints from a Thorndale bank raid and three Thorndale men identified him. In Austin politics with adjournment near, W Lee O Daniel is expected to seek reelection while Albert Stone of Brenham is favored as senate president pro tem until the next session.
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Hallettsville
Texas
Ralph Gresham
Boling
Peoples State Bank
Gresham
Thorndale
W. E. Naylor
William W. Allen
W. Lee O’daniel
Senate
Albert Stone
Brenham
Second Mastodon Head Unearthed in Bee Co
In Bee County Texas a nine foot skull of a shovel jaw mastodon was found in a water hole. Dr E H Sellards says the head is one of the largest found and helps show how an ancient waterhole trapped these beasts. University of Texas and WPA field teams have worked the quarry for months along with the Texas Memorial Museum.
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Austin
Texas
Bee County
E. H. Sellards
Texas Memorial Museum
University of Texas
WPA
Sellards
Lavaca County Native Dies At 93
Lavaca County native William Castelson of Ezzell died at 93 after a long life in the community. Former farmer and rancher, he retired but broke his hip two years ago and remained bedbound. He was married three times. Survivors include his widow, a sister Mrs Lonnie Bingham of Kenedy, three daughters Mrs R A Long Mrs John Harrell and Bettie Livergood of Kerrville, and two sons Jim and Pick Castellow of Ezzell.
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Kenedy
R. A. Long
John Harrell
Jim and
Pick Castellow
Ezzell
Bettie Livergood
Kerrville
Tomatoes Bring $130 000 to Hallettsville Area
Hallettsville farmers earned about 130000 dollars from the tomato crop despite hail rain and heavy weather. Packing sheds closed last week with rail and truck shipments totaling about 165 carloads, compared with 60 carloads in 1938 and 262 carloads in 1937.
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Hallettsville
Malvin Merrem Returns to San Marcos After Moultoo Trip
Malvin Merrem came back to San Marcos on Monday afternoon following several days away in Moultoo.
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Malvin Merrem
San Marcos
Moultoo
Janet Stein anniversary barbecue honors thirteenth birthday
A birthday barbecue and stew supper was hosted at Mr. and Mrs. Vladik Stein oeher home on Saturday for their daughter Janet's thirteenth birthday. Guests listed include Steinocher, Kubena, Jarosek, Reindl, Barta, Kubenka, Buss, and Lidiak families from nearby towns. all departed late, saying they enjoyed the gathering.
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Vladik Stein Oeher
Janet
Jacob Steinocher
Ed. Steinocher
Rudy Steinocher
Frank Kubena
L. A. Jarosek
Emilia
Jim Reindil
Delores
Bohumier Barta
Near Moulton
Willie Kubenka
Margie Buss
Hallettsville
Bond Refused In Bank Holdup Case
Ralph Gresham of Boling was held without bond to await fall term district court trial on charges of bank robbery. He allegedly robbed Hallettsville People's State Bank of $895 and Thoronsle bank of $1850 on April 18.
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Hallettsville
Texas
Ralph Gresham
Boling
Gresham
Hallettsville People’s State Bank
Thoronsle Bank
Arnold Papacek of Austin Spends Weekend at Home
Arnold Papacek of Austin stayed home for the weekend, enjoying a quiet period away from public commitments and responsibilities.
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Arnold Papacek
Austin
Burt and Family Stay in San Marcos Over Weekend
Mr. W H Burt and his family from San Marcos visited town during the past weekend, staying for several days and touring local sights as reported.
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W.H. Burt
San Marcos
Smithville Business Visitor Spotted in Moulton
O Buescher of Smithville was in Moulton as a business visitor during a day last week.
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O. Buescher
Smithville
Moulton
Arnolds Visit RB Papacek Home and Pietschs in San Antonio
Mr and Mrs R M Arnold of Yoakum spent Sunday with the RB Papacek home. Mr Louis Pietsch and family were business visitors in San Antonio Monday afternoon.
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R. M. Arnold of
Yoakum
RB. Papacek
Louis Pietsch
San Antonio
Mrs Matthews Renews Allegiance to Local Paper at Hagle Office
Mrs A C Matthews of Old Moulton visited The Hagle office Saturday and renewed her allegiance to the home paper, signaling continued local readership and support.
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A. C. Matthews
Old Moulton
Hagle
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