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Newspaper

San Saba News

Location

San Saba, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1942

Page

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San Saba Rodeo Parade Opens At 4 30 Today Beaniee

Local readers note the San Saba rodeo street parade begins at 4 30 this afternoon. Several from the area joined the rodeo group in a Tuesday trip to Brownwood for a Rotary sponsored free preview for soldiers at Camp Bowie. A truck breakdown near Zephyr limited rides and events to roping, pony races and quadrille, with the Canadian Kid and his mule highlighted.

San Saba Brownwood Camp Bowie Zephyr

Soldiers From Camp Hood to Visit San Saba

Lieut. Harvey McGraw from Camp Hood Texas arranged with the Jaycees and GSC to bring about 200 soldiers to San Saba for the weekend. The group will stay overnight Saturday and likely attend the Rodeo, with more than 500 soldiers expected July Fourth. Citizens are urged to offer sleeping quarters and help with accommodations for the visiting troops.

Harvey McGraw Camp Hood Killeen Texas Jaycees G.S.O New Mexico Cramer Jaycee Milton Harris San Saba

Scrap Rubber Drive Sweeps San Saba Area

A nationwide two week drive to collect scrap rubber runs in San Saba County starting June 15. Boy Scout Troop No 25 will canvass homes this Thursday to Saturday, selling collected rubber for a cent per pound to fund Camp Billy Gibbons encampment costs. Rural carriers will collect and sell rubber at filling stations, forwarding proceeds to patrons. Citizens may also bring scrap directly to stations as President Roosevelt urges nationwide participation.

San Saba City Co Pe Bell Ford Boy Scout Troop No. A5 Camp Billy Gibbons San Saba Smith Roosevelt

Brother of Mrs Laura Hayden Dies

The brother of Mrs Laura Hayden died this week after rushing from the bedside of a critically ill cousin at Sweetwater. Mrs Hayden arrived in San Antonio to be with her brother before his death. His wife is also very ill at this time. The Sweetwater cousin, with whom she was reared, also died.

Sweetwater Laura Hayden San Antonio

San Saba Gets New Fire Truck at $5314.00 Cost

San Saba accepts a Burke and Simms fire engine for the volunteer department. The $5314.00 truck features 500 gpm pump, 100 hp Ford engine, and extensive hose, with the old truck overhauled and kept. Drivers include Travis Walker Worth Nance Barrel Park and Chief Bryant.

Burke & Simms San Saba Travis Walker Worth Nance Barrel Park Bryant Altho

Ensign J. R. McCann Receives Wings of Gold

Jessie R. McCann son of J. R. McCann of San Saba earns Naval Reserve commission after completing advanced carrier flight training at Miami Naval Air Station. He is now a naval aviator and will join the fleet wearing the Navy’s Wings of Gold presented by Capt. G. F. Bopan. McCann graduated from Texas A&M in 1940 with a B.S. and trained at Dallas Reserve Base and Pensacola before carrier takeoff and landing instruction in Miami.

Miami Fla Jessie R. McCann J. R. McCann San Saba Naval Air Station Here U.S. Naval Reserve McCann Navy G. F. Bopan USN Naval Flight Texas A. & M Naval Aviation Naval Reserve Aviation Dallas Texas Pensacola

Taffs Visit From Childress Texas Family Ties

Mr and Mrs Arthur B Taff and daughter Mrs Ralph Robinson with sons Mike and Nicky Carolyn travel from Childress Texas to spend a week with relatives. Arthur Jr attends North Texas Agricultural College Axlington and may join for the weekend. Arthur runs A B Taff Packing Co employing 14. He recently led Childress Chamber of Commerce aviation push for an Army Air School near town now under construction at 3 million dollar cost. Childress population 6500 in the Panhandle, officials say Air School could add four to five thousand people.

Arthur B. Taff Childress Texas Ralph Robinson Mike Nicky Carolyn Lubbock J. B. Taff Arthur B. Jr North Texas Agricultural College Axlington Aothur A. B. Taff Packing Co Chamber of Commerce War Department Panhandle Arthur

School Board Names E. L. Reese VA Mentor

At a San Saba School Board meeting on Saturday night E L Reese was elected to the VA post in the school succeeding Ace Howell now at Sheppard Field Wichita Falls. Reese is described as a well recommended vocational agriculture teacher.

San Saba E. L. Reese V. A Cherokee Ace Howell Sheppard Field Wichita Falls Reese

Wolves Catch Five Pups at A F Moss Ranch

Four wolf pups captured on the A F Moss ranch near Llano county. Three pups killed. the fourth trapped as a lure for the mother. Nearby, Luke Moss with his hounds secured the animals.

Llano County A. F. Moss Luke Moss Gillespie County U. S Corregidor Java Mason Camp Hood Killeen Lampasas Fredericksburg William McGraw Texas Llano

Help Finish Our Red Cross Sweater Quota

Mrs. F. L. Sterner opens county War Relief Production in San Saba inviting women to help sew 50 overalls and knit sweaters for civilians. Yarn awaits at the Red Cross Room and the urge is to contribute next Saturday at the rummage sale beside the Norette Shoppe.

F. L. Sterner San Saba Red Cross

Fourth Annual San Saba Jaycee Rodeo Parade Opens Events

The San Saba County Jaycee Rodeo marks its fourth edition with a Thursday street parade starting at Rogan Field at 4 30 pm led by Newell Oliver Parade Chairman. Grand Entry at Rogan Field 9 pm nightly with Queen crowning Thursday night. Calf roping steer bulldogging bronc and bull riding girls play barrel races and more. Admission 50 cents plus tax adults 27 cents plus tax for children. proceeds go to the United Service Organization for soldier recreation with soldiers from Camp Bowie and Camp Hood attending.

San Saba County Rogan Field Bud Everett Gulf Gulf Sound Ray Lackland Earl Sellers Sellers Camp Bowie Camp Hood United Service Organization For

Vada Boren Crowned Queen in Richland Rodeo Contest

Vada Boren of Richland Springs won the 1942 Rodeo Queen Contest, edging out Lillian Hartley of San Saba. The popular rider is noted as proficient on horseback and will participate in the Preview Rodeo Show at Camp Bowie Brownwood, plus a parade and Grand Entries at Rogan Field.

Vada Boren Richland Springs Lillian Hartley San Saba Camp Bowie Brownwood S. S. Rotary Club A Here Rogan Field Seydeccoe- Vada Boren Julia Beth Hillman Elouise Harkey Wallace Creek Fannie Pearl Taylor Pontotoc Maeris Florese Grimes Pilates An

John F Bogard Rejoins San Saba News Staff

John Frank Bogard, a UT journalism graduate, returns to the San Saba News as advertiser and reporter. A San Saba High School class of ’87 alumnus, he studied at John Tarleton College and the University of Texas, working his way through college, and is the son of Mrs. F. M. Boteard.

John Frank Bogard University of Texas San Saba John San Saba High School John Tarleton College Tarleton F. M. Boteard China Creek

Meet Vada Boren New Rodeo Queen of San Saba County

Vada Boren, 17, crowned 1942 Queen of the San Saba Jaycee Rodeo. A Richland Springs High School senior, she hails from a 1,000 acre sheep and cattle ranch between Bowser and Post Oak. A famed cowgirl, she rides her pony Lady in Thursday parade and grand entries, excelling in Flag Races at local events.

Vada Boren San Saba Texas

Dale Dean Makes Honor Roll at John Tarleton

A letter from J Thomas Davis at John Tarleton Agricultural College informs Dale Dean son of Mr and Mrs Alvin A Dean of San Saba that he is among the spring 1941 42 honor students with 30 grade points and no failing grades. Dean now attends Texas A&M College and plans veterinary study and a Reserve commission.

J. Thomas Davis John Tarleton Agricultural College Dale Dean Alvin A. Dean San Saba Dale Texas A&m College

Move In New Home Next Week By Gibson Family

Mrs E Gibson field worker in public welfare will vacation next week and move into a new five room bungalow on Storey and Urd Street built by contractor Hilden Lindsey with material from Cameron Lumber Co Inc. The Gibsons' daughter Wanda attends as secretary at Camp Bowie and Mr Gibson serves on the police force at Camp Swift Bastrop.

E. Gibson State Department of Public Welfare Office Gibson Wanda Gibson Hilden Lindsey Cameron Lumber Co., Inc Storey and Urd Street Tte Camp Swift Bastrop Miss Gibson Gamp

Revival at Assembly of God Church urged by evangelist Zona Cole

An old time revival is in progress at the Assembly of God Church with gospel preaching by Evangelist Zona Cole and J G Bell serving as pastor. Billy Gerald Johnson is noted as an apprentice at the San Saba News printery.

Assembly of God Church God Zona Cole J. G. Bell Billy Gerald Johnson San Saba Newa Printery

Tips for using sugar syrups in canning

Tips explain using corn syrup or honey for fruit canning. A light syrup blends ½ cup syrup to ½ cup water, while diluted honey uses ½ cup honey with ½ cup water. Water boils, honey is stirred in, then poured over fruit. Cost notes cite honey about 2 percent of sugar, corn syrup about twice as expensive. Plan canning first, then jellies and jams, with more on jelly and preserves next week.

Relief for farmers offered by WPA workers

Joe Sandlin, District WPA Director, said farmers short of help can hire temporary workers from John W. Patterson’s WPA road project between Richland Springs and San Saba at the local wage rate. Patterson has 29 men now, with 23 recently helping one farmer chop cotton for a few days before returning to the project, which will run 4 to 6 more weeks. Farmers are urged to contact Patterson immediately.

Joe Sandlin WPA Division of Austin John W. Patterson Patterson Richland Springs San Saba

Dougal Cameron Jr Breaks Arm Jumping From Swing

Nine year old Dougal Cameron Jr fell from a swing while reaching out to his sister Tuesday morning. He landed breaking his right arm above the wrist. He endured the injury with courage, and a doctor treated him at home.

Dougal Cameron Dougal

Judge James McClendon Visits Sansa Court

Judge James McClendon, chief justice of the Austin court of appeals, visited here last weekend in the interest of his candidacy for re election. He has held the position for about twenty years.

James McClendon Austin Court of ¢Igil Appeale Haad

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U. S. Navy Brady Richland Spgs Newell Oliver Rodeo John F. Bogard John Tarleton Ugaraving Dougal Cameron JR James SO Lendon Sansa
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