Rites Held For S. J. Martinez
Funeral services were held for Sinforoso J. Martinez 33 at St Mary's Church with burial in Harkeyville Cemetery. He died June 16 after a brief illness in San Saba Memorial Hospital. Survivors include six daughters and three sons, a brother and 38 grandchildren. Pallbearers listed. Visitors en route after rodeo weekend. Vaccinate with 2-Way from Laird Corner Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinforoso J. Martinez
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Harkeyville
Howell-Doran Funeral Home
San Saba Memorial Hospital
Martinez
San Antonio
Margarita
Agapita Martinez
Brigida Reyes
Bexar County
San Saba
Juan Martinez
Lamesa
Margarito Martinez
Frank Martinez
Dallas
Maria Huizar
Anita Olivieri
Simona Galindo
Agapita Galindo
Bertha Martinez
Local Social News From David Edmondson Home Area
Mrs Lee Davis and Mrs Lillie Craig visited in the David Edmondson home Thursday. The Combs family from Austin visited Carson Edmondson and Ra dene com bs returned home after a ten day visit. Carsons Edmondson honored Bob Combs with a surprise party after the rodeo Friday night. Bob Edmondson returned from Wyoming after two weeks with a sheep shearing rig with Red Nance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Davis
Lillie Craig
David Edmondson
Bobby Combs
Tony
Mark
Austin
Clifford Williams
Richard Gibson
Mitzi
Quincey
Illinois
David Edmondsons
Archie Rutherford
Carson Edmondson
Henry Edmondson
Ollie Jo
Henrietta
Sharon
Bob Edmondson
Jimmy Don
Tommy Edmondson
San Saba Students Make Tarleton B Honor Roll
Three San Saba students earned Tarleton State College Spring semester B honor roll. Freshmen Judy Hector and Errol Dean Gage and Gregory D. Bogard are listed, with Hector majoring in elementary education and Gage and Bogard in pre veterinary studies. Visitors Sheri Smith and Billie Shelton of Pasadena saw the Behrings and rodeo. Blackleg vaccine advertised at Lairds Corner Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Saba
Tarleton State College
Judy Hector
Errol Dean Gage
Gregory D. Bogard
Miss Hector
Melvin Hector
Gage
J. M. Gage Jr
Bogard
W. H. Bogard
San Saba notes from 1912 wedding and rodeo crowd
The News reports T J Akins and Hattie Tommie wed in a buggy front of the Baptist parsonage officiated by Rev H M Garnett. J J Brown laureled valedictorian at A&M College. A large crowd, about 3000, attended the rodeo and War Bond Rally at Rogan Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Akins
Hattie Tommie
Baptist P Parsonage
H. M. Garnett
Tommie
Dublin
Henry Harber
Akins
Santa Fe
Lometa
J. J. Brown
Joe F. Brown
Cherokee
A&m College
Brown
Frank S. Miller
Verne L.conrad
Raymondville
San ‘Saba
McCulloch
Arnold
E. E. Kirkpatrick
Mabel
van Steenwyk
Brownwood
Arnold Kirkpatrick
State University
San Saba
Essie Hudson
Rochelle
Essie
Conservatory of Music At
Cincinnati
Pinto beans cover 150 acres near San Saba noted
In San Saba county a 150 acre field of Pinto beans threshed at EB H Miller farm ten miles north of San Saba is said to be the largest such field in the county. Seaman 2-c Bubba Walker, son of Geo B Walker of Algerita, recently transferred from San Diego to San Pedro California after leaving Kaiser Ship Yards to join the Navy in January 1943. Bonnie Broyles of Cherokee, SST student, is also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Saba
Watson Miller
EB. H. Miller
Seaman
Frank C. (Bubba) Walker
Geo. B. Walker
Algerita
San Diego
Calif
San Pedro
Bubba
Kaiser Ship Yards
Oakland
Navy
Houston
Bonnie Broyles
Southweat
Texas
Bowser News Notes and Local Visits
Mrs. Albert Henniger recovering from surgery at Scott and White Temple is reported well and will return home soon. Denver visitors Homer Wilson and son Bobby stay with his parents B. R. Wilson and family for two weeks. Citizens urged to send news early for the San Saba News. Sympathy goes to the family of Letha Allen of San Angelo, buried at Varga Chapel after last Thursday’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Henniger
Scott and White Hospital
Temple
Homer Wilson
Bobby
Denver
Colorado
B. R. Wilson
San Saba
Old Bowser Cemetery
Letha Allen
San Angelo
Varga Chappel Cemetery
J. McLean
Rain Tally and Local Happenings in San Saba
Rainfall at Sloan Station Wednesday measured .33 inches with heavier totals to the south and west. June total stands at 3.06 inches. Visitors included Mrs. Jimmie Ward and children from San Saba, and John Bogard and sons from Lampasas. The parade and rodeo in San Saba drew community attendance and praise, with notes on reconditioned Hotel San Saba and Coffee Shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jym Sloan Station
Jimmie Ward
San Saba
Jack Sloans
Sloan Pool
Matthews
Harkeyville
Thos. Sloan
R. H. Maxwells
Cherokee
Hilly Walker
Ben Schlubhin
Pale Face Ranch
Austin
Sloan
Lampasas
San Sabans
Kelly Owen
Lemon Squeezer II
Athlete's Foot Treatment Ad Warns Quick Relief
An ad promotes instant-drying T-4-L to stop itching and burning within minutes and shows infected skin sloughing off in 3 to 5 days with healthy skin replacing it. It guarantees a 48 cent refund within an hour at drug stores, now available at all drug stores.
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NEWS
Howard
A. Harrison Altus Mae Miller
Che San Saba News
San Saba County
S. J. Martinez
Tom Taff
A. B. Taff
Childress
John Lee
Taff
Ralph Robinson
Pat
Lubbock
David Standlee
Abilene
Mike Robinson
Polly
Windthurst
Kenneth Miller
Chicago, Illinois
Laird’ Corner Drug Store
Laird’s Corner Drug Store
Sam Laird
S&h
Millin News
Sheri Smith
Billie Shelton
Pasadena
Douglas Behring
Laird's Corner Drug Store
Hartford
Hartford Insurance
Horton-Connors Insurance Agency
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
State Teachers College
San Marcos
Riverside
Broyles
Q. B. McGary
Neal Community
Connors Nursing Home
Minnie Pearl
A. D. Cawyer
Robert Calvin Montgomery
A. C. Montgomery
J. C. Montgomery Place
San Saba Junior Chamber of Commerce
Rogan Field
Rogan Field Stadium
Bowser News
Charles M. Hammonds
E. Lee
Brownwood, Texas
Sloan News
John Bogard and Sons
Jimmy and
Carlton
Jerry Joiner
Buddy Joiner
PL Ie
Cie
DR. Smith
SAN Saba National Bank
F.D.I.C
Farm & Ranch
Nene
Jack W. Owen
Texaco Consignee
A. H. Atchison
Richland Springs
Lewis Motor Co
Richland
Spgs
A. J. House
Hall Valley
W. R. Ledbetter
Spring Creek
O. E. Hanna
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