County Extension Report Highlights 1932 Achievements
The 1932 Extension work details extensive farm activity. Feed sales netted $814.15 after costs while four trench silos doubled value. 510 visits to 189 farms, 1,779 office calls, 212 field days, 70 office days, 59 news items, 342 letters, 165 bulletins, 15 demonstrations with 129 attendees. County Agent logged 11,137 miles. 26 days out of county for various programs. Doc McNeill attended his brother Dave McNeill’s funeral and noted Mrs. JD McCormick’s death in Arkansas, a China community resident known for good deeds.
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Doc McNeill
Dave McNeill
JD. McCormick
China
Arkansas
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sunday Services and Guests
The First Presbyterian Church schedules Sunday School at 9 45 a m preaching at 11 a m on Sanctification and Young Peoples at 6 p m with a Revelation 7 Seals topic All are invited Guy Moore visits from Eldorado with his parents Mr and Mrs H B M Moore near San Saba Mrs F G Wagner of Brownwood visits her sister Mrs O M Harkey near San Saba
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Guy Moore
Eldorado
HB. M. Moore
San Saba
F. G. Wagner of
Brownwood
O. M. Harkey
Mrs J H Lindsey obituary from Locker Texas ranch life
Mrs J H Lindsey of the Lindsey ranch north of Locker died December 29. Funeral services were held at the residence and burial followed in Regency cemetery. She was born in Mississippi October 26, 1857 and lived in Texas since 1875. She leaves a large family, including husband J H Lindsey, six children, three stepchildren, numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. She was a devout Baptist and described as a generous, kind and loving mother figure with a strong Christian life.
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J. H. Lindsey
Lindsey Ranch
Locker
Regency Cemetery
Sam D. Taylor
First Baptist Church
San Saba
Bodkin & Little
Mississippi
Texas
Waco
J. H. Gregory
Stenchildren
Hope] Skelton
Norwood
Cole
Homer Gregory
Laramie
Wyoming
A. J. Lindsey
Velma Lindsey
Roy Odom
Regency
Gus Berry
Dallas
J. A. Parks
Owen W. Lindsey
Galveston
Paul Edwards
del Rio
Pat Sullivan
Sanderson
Colorado
New York
A. J Harkey
Tom Parks
Otto Harkey
Otis Harkey
Olga Harkey
Oral Harkey
Earl
van Parks
Otto
Otis
Olga
Baptist Church
Kipling
Death of David McNeill Passes at 64 in San Saba County
David McNeill died Friday December 30 after a lingering illness. Born July 31, 1868 near the old Linn place in San Saba County, he was the sixth son of John and Eliza Jane McNeill. Burial was in China cemetery after services in the China Baptist church led by Rev. E. F. Thomson. He is survived by four brothers and two sisters, with a step sister Mia C. A. Fox of Edinburg. Pallbearers included B. F. McNeill, J. F. McKee, H. C. McKee, W. L. McKee, C. E. McKee and G. G. Gage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave McNeill
Old Linn Place
San Saba
John
Eliza Jane McNeill
China
Baptist Church At
Edinburg
Dave
B. F. McNeill
J. F. McKee
H. C. McKee
W. L. McKee
C. E. McKee
G. GC. Gage
Card of Thanks for Earl Cochran Family
We express sincere thanks to friends for kindness during illness and death of our wife and daughter Mrs Earl Cochran Appreciation for the beautiful floral offering May God's blessings be yours Earl Cochran Mr and Mrs W G Shaw and family Mrs Helen Dunnahoo visited her brother Worth House and wife in Austin last week County clerk Arch Woods has been visiting his daughter Mrs North Millican at Midland
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Earl Cochran
W. G. Shaw
Helen Dunnahoo
Worth
Austin
Arch Woods
Mrs. North Millican
Midland
Ford Sales For 1932 Keep Record
Ford led all makers in commercial cars and trucks during the first ten months of 1932 with 57,992 units, 36.1 percent of 160,582 total, per M. R. Weatherby and R. L. Polk & Co. figures. Since reentry in spring, Ford has consistently outsold rivals in commercial sales.
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Ford
M. R. Weatherby
R. L. Polk & Co
Call for Help From Red Cross Volunteers
The Red Cross ladies request voluntary contributions of buttons needles snaps sewing machines and related items at their room in the Murray building near the plaza. Contact your church representative at once. L Rainey pecan specialist visited the county early this week and is working on the Mack Yates ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Murray
J. Waisman
Plaza
L. Rainey
Mack Yates
Dear Billie Shared Life Reflections From San Saba News Staff
An 40 plus year veteran writer thanks readers and friends while recalling family losses and old business ventures in San Saba Tex. He remembers nurses and hospital stays, honors financial supporters and local banks, and notes a pecan operation with 32 varieties. He mentions grandson Chancey White learning grafting and pledges continued support for the San Saba News.
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Billie
Messrs
Harris
Hagan
Temple Hospital
T. A. Murray
Ward Murray Bank
City National
San Saba National
R. N. Marley
Lometa
Solomon
Dbd
F. Moore
Chancey
River Bend
San Saba News
Gratitude From San Saba for Kindness During Illness and Death
The McLemore family thanks the white and colored residents of San Saba for sympathy after the illness and death of their wife and mother. Special mention goes to Mrs. M. R. Weatherby Mrs. G. A. Walters and Dr. W. S. Pence. The note blesses all who aided them. Ed Crawford returns home after holidays in Fort Worth with her daughter Mrs. K. M. Van Zandt I.
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San Saba
M. R. Weatherby
G. A. Walters
W. S. Pence
Mack McLemore
Ed Crawford
Mrs
K. M. van Zandt I
Fort Worth
Death of early San Saba leader T B Hart noted
T B Hart, longtime San Saba settler and founder of Hart saddles, died in Fort Worth after returning to the town in earlier years. A Virginia native who knew Lee and Jackson, he married May Wadsworth in 1878 and was active in the First Methodist church until his death on Tuesday December 27, 1932.
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San Saba
T. B. Hart
Fort Worth
Virginia
Robert E. Lee
Stonewall Jackson
Hart Virginia
Lee
Hart
Mrs Mack McLemore Born July 31 189 and Died December 29 1942
Mrs Mack McLemore was born July 31 189 and died at her San Saba home on December 29 1942. The funeral was led by Rev P H Moore at the local Methodist church. Known as Octavia she was beloved in town by white and colored residents for her Christian service and charity work.
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Mack McLemore
San Saba
P. H. Moore
Methodist Church
Octavia
The
Baptist Church
Water in Place of Meals Helps Stomach
Stomach troubles are said to improve when a meal is skipped and water intake increased. A spoonful of Adlerika each morning is recommended to cleanse stomach and bowels, with City Drug Store cited. Herman Cooke of Denton visited last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. Hubbert in Celony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Drug Store
Herman Cooke
Denton Wos
8. Hubbert
Celony
How Doctors Treat Colds and Coughs
Physicians now recommend Calotabs to break up a cold and relieve congestion. One or two Calotabs at bedtime with milk or water purify the system, and by morning the cold vanishes with renewed appetite. Sold in 1c and Bic packages at drug stores.
Also Mentioned on This Page
First Presbyterian Church
the Hub Cleaners
W. Shook
B. J. Morrison
Mgr
David McNeill
Nat Royal Bank
Mrs. Mack McLemore
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