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Newspaper
Stamford American
Location
Stamford, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1944
Page
6
Honor roll lists for Oliver School include First Grade A and B, Second Grade A and B, Third Grade A and B, Fourth Grade A and B, and Sixth Grade A and B with named students. Notable local notices mention a newborn Forrest Gambill in Boulder and military family moves including Cpl. Berg and Lt. Showalter visiting relatives.
A list of newborns and family visits fills the holiday period in Big Spring and surrounding towns. Patsy Jean Baugh arrived November 23 at a local hospital with Albert and Mrs. Baugh Jr. visiting Stanton relatives. Other relatives and students from John Tarleton College, Hardin Simmons University, and Texas Tech were mentioned visiting kin in the area during Thanksgiving.
Clara, son in law of San Angelo, visits Emil Kainer family. Pauline Rainer returns to San Angelo with Lippies. Oscar Hoppe Albert visit Stremmel family. J W Banks party from Stamford visits Lagerton. Banks recently moved near Stamford from Mount Pleasant. Albert Stremmel party visits Pw ilywater. Nora Druesedow of Sea Graves visits Diers family in Lagerton. E B Monzingo travels to California to accompany daughter Mrs Lester Meyer. J F Guillet, ill with pneumonia, returns home from Stamford Sanitarium and improves. Lieut Earl Russell arrives from Pratt Kansas for assignment.
A B-29 training airman visits his wife Martha Bryant and son Rusty, with his parents E A and Mrs Russell. He will serve as best man for his brother Captain Norris Russell at Central Presbyterian Church on Saturday. Mrs D A Byrd of Lineville Iowa plans to winter with daughter Mrs W D Duble. the Byrds joined in Des Moines Kansas City and Lineville.
A graduate of the National Radio Institute advertises equipment on hand for all radio repairs with minimum prices under wartime conditions, signaling affordable parts and tools for enthusiasts and professionals.
Mrs. Bounds' daughter Mrs. H. A. Witt and her son Philip Witt of Wichita Falls visit Stamford friends. Tech Sergeant Charles L. England, stationed at Las Vegas Nevada, spent several days last week with Stamford friends en route to Lincoln Nebraska for a new assignment.
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