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San Saba News

Location

San Saba, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1939

Page

6

San Saba Rodeo Boosters Broadcast Tour Ends With Praise

The San Saba Rodeo Boosters completed a nine town motor tour broadcasting an 8 to 15 minute program from Station KNEL in Brady. The event featured Hart Donnahao String Band, Jim West, and a women’s quartet. Talks by Hud son Kelley and Bernie Hart accompanied by the announcer. Crowds welcomed the caravan in Lometa Lampasas Burnet Llano Mason Brady Rochelle Richland Springs. State patrol led the procession with sirens as towns heard updates and a San Saba return program was held. No incidents reported.

Lalies Stoy Roberts Evalyn Hamrick Madge Watson Katherine Hardy Hudson Kelley San Saba Bernie Hart Llano

Judge Walters Leads Layman's Service at Methodist Church

Judge A. B. Walters delivered the sermon at the Methodist church last Sunday for the annual Layman's Service in pastor Steinman’s absence at a pastors' school in Dallas. He urged the congregation on the church’s needs and presented the case in a strong, thoughtful manner. Miss Lucy Walker, pianist, has returned from a three week Western trip. Rev. Steinman is expected back next Sunday.

A. B. Walters Methodist Church G. J. Steinman Dallas Judge Walters Lucy Walker West Rev. Steinman

Shiloh School Consolidates With Richland Springs

In a special election the Shiloh school district voted to consolidate with Richland Springs rather than Locker. High school students will attend Richland Springs and the Shiloh school will close. Mrs. George Heath reports two high school and five grade pupils.

Shiloh Richland Springs As Is Tloeker Shioh George Heath

A Boy's Mother and The Cow Bell

A Boy's Mother depicts a child's view of maternal love as she comforts, disciplines, and cherishes him, while The Cow Bell portrays a calf hearing the bell’s warm sound near its mother, signaling care, milk, and affection across the meadow. The pieces celebrate maternal bonds and pastoral scenes with simple, melodic language.

Quinns Rent House Burns in Eureka Heights

A rental house owned by J A Quinn of San Saba in Eureka Heights burned Monday night from a mysterious origin. Firemen arrived too late with chemical. the 25 year old structure valued at about 800 dollars had no insurance. A tenant was to move in soon and sheriff's office may investigate suspicious circumstances.

J. A. Quinn San Saba Eureka Heights Quinn Sheriff's Office

At 82 Mrs Bowmans YoYo spread draws attention

Mrs Carrie Bowman aged over eighty two completed a colorful YoYo bed spread without glasses in about two months. She lives with her daughter Mrs R L Carter and daughter Mrs P V Magill. The item will likely be shown at San Saba Quilt Show. Brady Jubilee Band advertised its event by visiting the News office. Mrs Rader Dick had a major operation at Scott and White hospital. L Landau is identified as manager, not owner, of People’s Department Store after fire.

R. L. Carter P. V. Magill Temple Wed Rader Dick Scott & White Hospital N. Landau People's Department Store People’s Department Store L. Landau Mr. Landau

New York City Prepares for World’s Fair of 1939

New York readies for the World’s Fair opening April 30 with 15 million expected guests. Crews refine Manhattan Island for the event, as hotels theatres and public buildings receive upgrades in anticipation of The World of Tomorrow. Broadway entertainment blends with fair attractions in an Amusement area spanning 280 acres. Billy Rose’s $1,000,000 extravaganza at the amphitheatre stars Eleanor Holm with 300 dancing and swimming girls. a water curtain separates stage and audience in a 10,000-seat venue.

New York Manhattan Island World of Tomorrow Broadway New York State Marine Amphitheatre Fountain Lake Billy Rose Eleanor Holm

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