Hall Highlights on Memorial Day and Local News
Memorial Day visits highlight social rounds as families and friends travel from Dallas Houston and Brownwood. Residents report pastor resignation, a canceled service, and neighbors sharing meals and farm chores. Parcels of health care, family visits, and community connections fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Knight
Dallas
Claude
Monroe Parker
Jack Hudson
Bers
Odessa
Barbara Smith
Houston
Pete
Neal Fosters
Darrel Ra
Pete Smith
Fro Worth
Huhy Gober
Tétehland Springs
Smith
Mi Anita Gambboa joins Vorational Nurses Training in San Saba
Irene Linn Gibson profiles Mi Anita Maria Gambroa youngest member of a four student class at San Saba Memorial Hospital. Born April 17 1884 in San Saba she entered training September 9 1455 and aims to complete in one year then continue to Registered Nurse. She enjoys caring for babies and elderly, notes few difficulties, and plans three years of training after the year. Attends high school in Denison with family ties to Brazos Riverside region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mi Anita Maria Garnhoa
San Saba Memoorial
Tqam
Ehe
San Saba
Antonio Gambea
Gambioas
Riverside
Florvaville
Menxtea City
Leng
Hoapital
Mias Gambou
State Board
Austin
Shannon Hospit
San Angelo
Gomi
Anita
Sloan News highlights community ties and church events
Sloan News covers local family ties with Elmer Creech from Oklahoma visiting the New Hope church building, Calves sold by Sloan sisters to Amarillo buyers, and ongoing Family Night at New Hope Church. It notes graduates Calvin Hector, John Wilkins, Bobby Hughes, and James Yarbrough, plus visits by Pete Sloan, Nell Sloan, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer
Buster Pool
Frank Sloan
Wilson Burnam
Sloan
Owen Parks
P. B. Hipps
Amarillo
Nell Sloan
Pete Sloan
Lewis Wilkins Je
Schretcer Institute
Kerrville
Laura
Amy Sloan
Frank Chamberlains
Brownwood
W. H. Lewis
Hubert
Les Lambert
Abilene
W. E. McNatts
McMillan News Highlights Weather and Local Visits
Mrs. Bob Edmondson suffers a severe window injury with 46 stitches after a wind gust. Several families, including Edmondsons and Millers, host and visit across weekends and trips to Austin and Goldthwaite. Shelby Miller heads to Austin for business school. Gene Miller faces induction issues due to prior injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Edmondson
Jerry Whitt
James Ward
Chillicothe
J. U. Landers
J. T. Whitt
Bobby Combs
Carson Edmondsons
Radene Combs
Claude Keele
Henry
Keeles
Shelby Miller
Austin
Charlie
Jim Edmondson
Charles
Jim
Jessie Hunt
David
Bob
Gorman
Lillian
A. M. Hunt
Goldthwaite
Carson Edmondson
Aubrey Spears
Tommy Edmondson
Archie Rutherford
Alvin Stewart
Lou Schneiders
Carson
H. Edmondson
McMillin
George Millers
Charlie Holler
Ft. Worth
C. A
Peanut) Brinson
Germany
John Alex Miller
Patsy Miller
Midder
Korea
Gene Miller
Abilene
HH. Edmondson
Lewises Plan Canadian Vacation Then California Return
Local notes report the Lewises intend to vacation in Canada and travel back via California. Don Eilis recently had eye surgery and a Temple check showed good progress with a return visit in one month. Various local families visited events and relatives, including Schreiner Institute closing exercises and Shanon Hospital School of Nursing graduation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewises
Canada
California
Don Eilis
Temple
J. L. Stewardson
Raymond Ellis
QO. FP. Leonard
Fort Worth
Harvey Creek
Pecan
Thos. Sloan
San Angelo
Shanon Hospital School of Nursing
Nan Walker
Cherokee
Nan
Hilly Walker
Bob
Bill Johnson
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Denver Wood
Denver
Bernie Norton
Margariua
Rita
George Walker
Pepey
Algerita
Marson Clark
Lloyd Smith
Williegnam
Lion
Hienland
Mroo
Watson
Maude
Coleman Life Insurance CO
San Angelo Fairgrounds
Lem Jones
CLYDE
Lale
Rambouillet Sheed Wresders Assoctation
Irene Linn Gibson
Ates DD
Mes Wo Brown
Buster Martin
Amette
Hills George Franklins
Denison Lriday
Texas Power and Light
Henietin
Willie Mae Taye
Denison
Sloan News
Olds
M4dsnobite
Laure
Oldsmobile
Mac Sevure
Oldmobile
TMC RG
Nanas Pratt
Sipace
Shaw Motors
Texas
Nbc-Yv
McMillin News
Sewell Gas
Iceserver
Lone Star
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