Woman Injured In Hog Wagon Accident
Mrs Breeding sustained broken ribs when she leaned over the side of a wagon bed to reach fresh meat. The wagon, used to cut up hogs, caused the injury.
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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1935
Page
9
Mrs Breeding sustained broken ribs when she leaned over the side of a wagon bed to reach fresh meat. The wagon, used to cut up hogs, caused the injury.
Dr W R Orr underwent an operation for appendicitis at Wellington Hospital Monday evening. He experienced a sudden attack necessitating an immediate operation. His friends will be glad to know he is doing well.
A partial roster of attendees and participants is given for an Assembly of God program. Rev. Goodwin extends an open invitation to the public to attend the event.
The outlook shows farm conditions improving with larger US wheat supplies than usual yet hard wheat shortage for milling. Foreign growths steadier, mill cotton consumption at record highs, and world cotton use boosted by foreign mills. Livestock supply balances are strong, hay and feed grains adequate, dairy output rising, poultry tight but egg supplies up. vegetables mixed with demand improving but canning demand down.
Church was well attended at both morning and evening services. The Scaggs have been on the sick list the past week. Oscar Chatman spends Christmas with his parents. Nellie Fike spent Sunday with Josephine and Zelma Hall. Catherine Austin of Wellington visits with friends and relatives this week. Cecil Hedger is home from the CCC Camp to holidays with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. are proud parents of a daughter born Thursday.
The Ritz Theatre and Kiwanis Club sponsored a free show at the Ritz Theatre on Saturday morning. About six hundred children attended and enjoyed several comedies. After the film, the Kiwanis distributed candy and apples to the youngsters.
B F Hooker extends cordial invitation to Collingsworth singers to meet on that date. Singing begins at 10 am and ends at 4 pm. Dinner will be served at noon with food provided by the Ring community and neighboring towns aiding the event.
Cotton crops estimates from the AAA project planting around 31.8 million acres in 1986, about 12.7 million acres below the base. With average yields, production would top roughly 11.3 million bales next year, though the minimum adjustment required for 1936 will be a reduction.
Economists compare old and new cotton price scenarios under adjustment programs. Projections show base acreages, potential reductions from 80 to 45 percent, with 1934 to 1936 figures cited. In 1985 and earlier, bales produced and prices per pound described. growers favor continuation of cotton programs despite changes.
From Amarillo Bobby Baker and his clarinet and Albert Terry in a surprise number join from Borger Beverly Ann Blalock Cortez Sutton from Wellington Billie Sigler and Billie Voca Brickey. Four more acts will be on the bill totaling 25 Texas performers. A special on screen engagement features Norma Shearer and Frederic Murch in Smiling Through.
Two houses age into firings of serious consequence for years, work continues this week on laying water pipes in the city streets. When the water system is installed residents believe they may then combat fires.
Among those who attended the show were Glynn Moore Denzil Beavers Galvin A Hurst Stanley Reeves Travis Somerville Joe Hardy Alvin Martin Ralph Fulton Andy Langford Raburn Fulton Harry Lee Roy Alvin Roy Billy Rainer Eddie Strong Robert Strong O B Raburn Jr Sam Raburn Fred Cox Jr Austin ONeill Sam Holcomb Carrol Jordan.
The service honored a Woodmen of the World member with many friends in the organization. Survivors include Mrs. T. H. Parker of Mangum Oklahoma Mrs. C. A. Cook of Reed Oklahoma Mrs. T. L. Means of Sudan Texas Morris Rymer of Memphis Texas Richard Rymer of Wellington Pallbearers listed Tom Benge A Y Bell Frank Royal Bill Reeves Fred LeDerer Jd W Wayne Robert Posey Roy Cunningham Interment followed at Wellington Cemetery by Goodson Funeral Home.
Schedule lists January 13 to 16 with multiple 9 A. M. 10:20 A. M. 1:15 P. M. and 3 P. M. times for Crossroads Cottonwood Lutie Aberdeen Plymouth Summerwood Nicholson Prairie View Hackberry Lone Mound Dogier Pleasant Mound Enterprise and other sites. County officials note rural schools applying for standardization to allow seamless student transfers.
Local report lists 15 arrested during weekend with fines paid. three remained jailed. Names include Bob Jolly jailor and several county residents. Also notes students from John Tary College Canyon West Texas College Abilene and Baylor University Waco visiting or holidaying, with connections to Oklahoma University Norman and Terrell.
The infant Madden Wood is survived by her parents Mr and Mrs K L Madden a sister Billie Louise Madden and grandparents Mr and Mrs C Q Graham grandfather F C Madden among other relatives Interment was at Wellington Cemetery by Ellis Funeral Home
The AAA committee lists Plymouth Prairie View Dozier Abra Enterprise Pleasant Mound Lone Mound Hackberry County Line with Cortez Bennett Gus Gooch and W Bradley as committeemen and Preston W Phillips as alternate. Kenneth E Johnson W R Ward and Will Bennett elected as three committee men, with R Pruitt as alternate for district five, which includes Lautie Seale County Line Shinnery Needwood Ella Aberdeen Elm Valley Roundup and China Cove.
Collegians Return closed. John Den Castleberry, a student in Arlington, is home for holidays. Lester Cat Nee, attending Oklahoma A. and M. in Stillwater, came Saturday to spend the holidays. From Wayland Baptist College.
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