Texas in Review Promises Ants and Toll Road Features
Humble Oil program to explore fire ants from South America and study control methods. Also shows Texas first toll road Dallas to Fort Worth with a motor tour. Coverage includes Women’s National Sailing Championships and a visit to Texan Tom Hickman at his Gainesville ranch, plus local social notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Humble Oil & Refining Company
Houston
Gulf Coast
Texas’ First
Dallas
Fort Worth
Texas In
Tom Hickman
Gainesville
Club to Meet and Demonstration on Gladiola Culture
The Home Demonstration Club will meet Friday September 13 at 2 pm with Mrs Lee Roy Best. A Gladiola culture demonstration will be presented. Visitors are welcome. Numerous social visits follow as residents host relatives and friends from nearby towns and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Roy Best
News Around Old Moulton Weekend Family Visits
Local notes show Andrew Haines of Alamogordo New Mexico spending the weekend with Mr and Mrs Jasper Kuhen and family. Several relatives from San Antonio Houston Alvin and Beasley visited or returned from trips with family across the area. Mrs Chancey Hull was taken to Shiner hospital Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Meyer
W. H. Schutz
A. R. Long
Waelder
San Marcos
Southwest Texas State College
Lynn Maurice Cochran
Schutz
Jodie Haas
Houston
Leslie
Joe Haas
Victor Jemelka
Lana
Montgomery
Ala
Leslie Haas
Evelyn Wiedemann
Victoria
Marvin Hahn
New Braunfels
Fred Wiedemann
John Hafernik
Ethel Mae
Moulton
Paul Green
Anna Krause
Sophie Krause
Flatonia
Johnny Cook
Louis
Shiner
Green
Frank Chandler
Dallas
Tom Beale
Thomas
Susanna
Albert Klobedans
Wayne Wiedemann
Rudy Wiedemann
Evelyn
Wiedemann
Beale
Mary Kasper
Beatrice Kasper
Marian Michal
Charlie Michal
Andrew Haines
Alamogordo
New Mexico
Jasper Kuhen
W. Gibson
Henry Grasse
Austin
John Floyd
Johnny Floyd
Raymond Gray
Alvin
Veron Gray
Zat Johnson
Wilburt Manning
Laura Nieman
LaRae
Stephen Hildebrandt
San Antonio
Wilbert Manning
Dennis Hildebrandt
Columbus
Ohio
Mildred Hull
Chaney Hull
Chancey Hull
Shiner Hospital
Two-Year-Old Twins Found Starved in Galveston Nursery
Galveston County officials found two-year-old twin Negro boys half starved in a back room of a basement nursery run without a license. Charges of contributing to the dependence and neglect of a minor were filed against Leona Grayce, the nursery operator, with bond set at 2000. The welfare officials described conditions as indescribably filthy and moved to identify and release eight other children kept in two small rooms. Willie Mae Cotton, the mother, 25, was arrested for vagrancy and said she did not pay child support.
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Galveston
John Sealy Hospital
Leona Grayce
Galveston County
Marion Lockley
Classified Ad Pushes Quick and Best Results
A terse notice urges advertisers to use the classified column for fast, effective results. It emphasizes quick placement and broad reach for local notices and sales.
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August Hermes Jr
Carl Lockstedt
Ronnie
Michael Lockstedt
Hermes
DIAL
Moulton, Texas
Confessio
Scotts
Old Moulton
W. Gonzales
Manning
Yoakum
Texas
ST. Joseph’s Church, Moulton
SUN
Hall
Lone Star Brass Band
Ad. Migi
Tare
Rexall
Rexall Drug Store
Fas
Lach
Cara Nome
Bobby Sock
Ly Mae
Star Theatre
Watermans
Sheaffer
Kotzebue
Fred A. Berckenhoff
Optometrist
Lott ST
Post Office
Dr. Jennings & Cook
Ginasses
Tex
Negley Paints
Haas Furniture Store
Gillette
ACME
Gillette Safety Razor Corp
Acme Salies Company
Delmar St. Louis 5
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