Sagerton Folks Attend Waco Rites for Drowning Victims
Sagerton residents attend funeral services in Waco for two of August Angerman cousins children who drowned while wading in a creek near their home. The long list of local visitors includes Angerman and Ender families, Laughlin, Knipling, LeFevre, Lehrmann, and others. Community members gathered for hospital and reunion news, with several visits to Abilene, Stamford, and Midland noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sagerton
August Anger Yhan
Adolph Ender
Waco
Mr. Angermann
Mary Beltes
Ablien
Raymond Ender
Gary
Radiph Ender
Lois Young
Mark
Winfield
Kansas
F. A. Stegemoeler
R. Wendel
Cherry Springs
Fredricksburg
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Jerry Thane
Texas Lutheran College
Seguin
Dorothy Knipling
Jerry Lee Rainer
Herbert
Dick Gibson
Idalou
David Gibson
August Stremmel
Albert Stremmel
Hilda End Emil
Edwin Stremmel
Kenneth An Terry
B. Kupatt
Fred
Fred Monse
Otto Schaake
Otto Lehrmann
Emil Rainer
Jack Monse
Diane
Adolph Helm
Jeanette
Zion Lutheran Church
Luther Meir
Allen Meier
Larry Letz
Florence Braan
Sue Hertel
Jean Tredemeyer
Explorer Scouts Plan Minnesota Canada Canoe Trip
Thirty explorers from the Chisholm Trail Council Boy Scouts of America will depart June 30 for a canoe trip through Minnesota and Canada. Five openings remain. contact local leaders or Ray Davis of Stamford. Participants include scouts from Stamford Paint Creek Hamlin Albany and Haskell. The journey travels through the Superior National Forest and Quetico Provincial Park with camping on historic routes and lakes used by early Indians and pioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chisholm Trail
Max Moody
Wendel Russell
Stamford
Dan Griffith
Eddie Earles
Paint Creek
Dee Precht
Red Fowler
Joe Stephens
Don Adair
Hamlin
Jerry Price
Don Sazana
Albany
Jerry Fancher
Rodney Brown
Haskell
Superior National Forest
United States
Quetico
Canadian
Davis
Jones 4-H Girls Attend State Roundup at College Station
Beth Adkins Nancy Hunter and Miss Jimmie Lou Wainscott three Jones County 4H members travel from Anson on Wednesday June 8 to College Station for the State 4H Round-Up. Hunter enters Dairy Foods short course and Wainscott and Adkins join the club leader role course. Beth will compete in the state public speaking contest as one of 12 district winners and the group plans to return June 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones County
Beth Adkins
Nancy Hunter
Jimmie Lou Wainscott
Anson
College Station
Dairy Foods
Wainscott
Beth
Timberlake Welcomes Son Bradley Don at Fort Ord
Cpl and Mrs Lew Timberlake greet a son born June 1 at the army hospital Fort Ord California. The newborn weighs nine pounds one half ounce. Grandmother Mrs M L Timberlake was present while away from Kinney Furniture three weeks and has since returned. Other grandparents are Mr and Mrs Bob Tupper of Sherman. Great grandparents include Mr and Mrs Hugh Culwell Avoca Mr and Mrs John Corby Hamlin and Mrs I C Ford Chillicothe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradley Don Timberlake
Cpl
Lew's
Timberlake
Army Hospital
Fort Ord
Calif
M. L. Timberlake
Kinney Furniture Store
Bob Tupper
Sherman
Hugh Culwell
Avoca
John Corby
Hamlin
I. C. Ford
Chilicothe
Timberlake entertains troops at Fort Riley as 47th Engineers call him their comedian
Pvt. Milton Don Timberlake, stationed at Fort Riley Kansas, serves in Special Services in the entertainment field. A former high school entertainer, he has won praise from the Junction City Chamber of Commerce for Armed Forces Day, where he entertained at a buffet supper and received an enclosed check with a thank you note from Harold P. Reaume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Don Timberlake
Ft. Riley
Kans
Neema Timberlake
Timberlake
Junction City
Timberlake Typist Wins All Army Talent Finals Trip
Timberlake, a Special Services Entertainment Section clerk, earned a ten day expense paid trip to Chicago to compete in the Fifth Army All Army Talent Contest finals. He qualified by winning first place in his category at the Post Air Army Talent Contest and semifinals in March at the Embassy Service Club. He performed a comedian act with Mrs Kinney’s relatives present and visited family, including Harry Hinkle graduating from Midland High School. Mohican Indians are not entirely extinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lornie Buck
Bobby
Wichita
Kans
John Clark
Ilenda Clark
Reece Clark
Hendrick Memorial Hospital
Abilene
M. Y. Benton
Midland
Navy
Masschusetts
Bill Marr
J. B. Marr
Haskell
Leslie Cobb
Johnny
Randal
Bram McLain
Abuene
McMurry
Tuxedo Methodist Church
Marva Ruth Wendeborn
Women's Air Corps
Wyoming
Walter Wendeborn
Haskell Sanderfer
Killeen
G. A. Lambert
Timberlake
Special Services
Chicago
Post Air Army
Embassy Service Club
Kinneys Spend Memorial Day Weekend in Midland
Mr and Mrs George Kinney spent the Memorial Day weekend in Midland visiting relatives and sightseeing. They reported pleasant weather and enjoyable family time during the holiday period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Kinney
Midland
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Cliff LeFevre
Delbert LeFevre
Kent
Coleman
J. S. LeFevre
O. L. Hamby
Dale
Alma Schroder
Bobby Fisher
Henry Laughlin
Stitch and Chatter Club
G. A. Leach
August Angerman
Cele
Explorer
Canada
David Bashford
112 N. Swenson
Protective Life
R. C. “Dick” Giles
Wilkow J. Rushton
Bund MD A
Naagg
Dean
Tale
Rendeas
Doar’s
Doan
Pontiac
Strato
Streax
Tig Bh
Hamilton
Pvt
Don Timberlake
C. L. Cromwell
West Side Square
Omatic
Gervel Lee
Sunpl
Rt Tye
Arranly
Ourself
Lone Star
Ce Maker Refrigerator
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