Komensky P.T.A. Holds Meeting
Komensky P.T.A. met Friday November 3. Program included recitations by Loraine Wenske and Dorothy Barborak, a song by Charles McDonald Jr, and acts titled Coon Creek Courtship. Thirty new members were added, and announcements urged a November 18 call meeting for a Thanksgiving picnic at the school house. Next regular meeting set for December 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Komensky Parent-Teacher Association
Aee
Loraine Wenske
Dorothy Barborak
Charles McDonald Jr
Coon Creek Courship
F. K. Hrnek
Lillie Pesek
George Clayton
Witting School
Kamensky
Bank Statement for Lavaca County Texas November 1933
The document records a Lavaca County Texas bank statement dated November 4, 1933. It lists assets including cash in bank 9 778.32 and securities 65 485.33, liabilities and equity totaling 501 805.01 with capital stock surplus and profits noted. Signatures of F T Fehrenkamp president and E C Fehrenkamp cashier certify the figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Texas
Lavaca
F.T. Fehrenkamp
E.C. Fehrenkamp
F. T. Fehrenkamp
C. Fehrenkamp
Spotted Touch-Me-Not Gypsies Charm Plant Tale
A New York World Telegram writer notes jewel-weed or Impatiens biflora grows by streams and wetlands and is used by gypsies for mira cles. They claim it turns to silver when coins are placed in water, with bubbles on leaves simulating plated silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World-Telegram
Queen Mab
Palisades
Hudson
England
Westchester
Sprain Brook
Petroleum Uses Traced to Zoroaster Followers
The Washington Star reports that petroleum use dates to ancient times with Zoroaster priests building temples over oil fields to control people with sacred flames. Babylonian defenders used petroleum pitch to repel invaders, and early civilizations valued oil for medicine and lighting. The Drake well at Titusville, Pennsylvania, in 1859 marked the start of the U.S. oil industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Titusville
United States
Hydrogen Powers Stars Through Hydrogen Fusion History
Mount Wilson Observatory researchers propose stars derive one third of their weight from hydrogen and are heated by continual hydrogen breakup and reformation. Early stars may have been hydrogen clouds. as hydrogen condensed into heavier elements energy released sustains heat and light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Wilson Observatory
Merechanies
Government Arctic Posts Use Patrols For Administration
About half of Canada’s Eskimo population lives in the eastern Arctic with over 1000 on Baffin island. Trading stations line all Baffin posts while northern posts lack permanent natives and serve government administration crewed by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Patrols extend from these posts. Eastern Arctic posts are visited yearly by steamship expeditions from the interior department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Arctic
Baffin Island
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Department of the Interior
Retention Shield demonstration by H L Homann in Yonkers
Expert Homann formerly with C I Nodlich showcases the Perfect Retention Shield in Yonkers at the St. Regis Hotel on Thursday November 16 from 9 AM to 5 PM. Presentation promises pain relief and a quick adjustment to work conditions with no mail orders and warnings against improper trusses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.L Homann
C. I. Nodlich
Minneapolis
Yonkera
St. Regis
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J. J. Jagggh
Moulton
The
Eagle Office
McKessons
Joe C. Mouulto
Kopecky Drug CO
Copecky
REQA
FO. Ci
Edwin A. Ja2gglii
Mounos
Teaas
Loa
Komensky P.T.A
Farmers & Merchants
State Bank
State of Texas
Moulton Eagle
Vember
U. S
Than Banking House
A.J. Darrick
Noetery Public
Lavaca Co
Lexas
Jeeggh
Boehm
Jobs Bmiladenka
Kopecky Drug Company
Etroleum
Zoroaster
Arctic Posts
Lincoln Bldg
Minneapolis, Minn
Boys Union
Price
Boehm’s
Novosad¢Évyoral Shoe and Leather Goods Repairers
A. F. Kotzebue Drug CO
Remington Portable Typewriter
Remington
Remingten
Prs
Newspaper
Signatere
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