Action Against Grasshoppers In County Begins
Reports by County Agent W K Cottingame describe government poison mixtures with wheat as a sawdust substitute. County sought 450 gallons of poison and 34 tons of sawdust to make about 99 000 pounds of mixture for grasshopper control shipped from Minneapolis. Committees named to assess poison needs include Reed, Kelley, Clement, Stevens, Wischkaemper, Schoonover, Breeding, Waller, Bennett, Hartman, Jenkins, Adkinson, DePauw, and Green among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Cottingame
Minneapolis
Minn
Hugh Reed
Padsonville
Winfieldite
Kelley
Travis Clement
Plaasant Point
George Stevens
Quail
Henry Wischkaemper
Salt Fork
J. D. Schoonover
Hackberry
W. RB. Breeding
Enterprise
Leon G. Waller
Lone Mount
W. HH. Bennett
Lutie
Davidson
County Line
Willie Knoll
Nicholson
Mr. Hartman
Prairie View
de 2. Jenkins
Aberdeen
Bob Adkinson
Ring
Charley DePauw
Marella
Lewis Green
Roundup
Troop 32 Plans Summer Hike Camp Program
Legions Hut hosts Boy Scout Troop 22 members for a June 10 registration meeting to plan summer activities including hiking and camping. All 12 years and older invited. old members urged to attend. Also notes Mrs. Lee Bryant's return to Vernon and visits from Mrs. Bob Hammack and her son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Boy Scout Troop 22
Legion Hut
Lee Bryant
Vernon
Han Bam
George B. Hampton
Hampton
Judah and Joseph Reconcile in Faithful Forgiveness Theme
A June Sunday School lesson interprets Genesis forty four focusing on Judah’s evolving character as he pleads for Benjamin and offers himself in place of his brother. The narrative traces Joseph’s ruse to test his brothers and culminates in mercy and magnanimity guiding moral vision for readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judah
Jaca
Joseph
Egypt
Egeyzet
Dudak
Juedah
Assuraint
Benjamin
Ekeypt
Ben
Canaan
Elf
Hudson Transfers Within Armour & Co Fort Worth Division
Seldon Hudson, a Texas Technological College graduate, moves from the Lubbock Armour & Co. branch to the Fort Worth division. He left Sunday to assume new duties in the Commission department after six months of part time work in classing and grading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seldon Hudson
Texas Technological College
Lubbock
Armour & Co
Fort Worth
Hudson
Armour’s
Fort Worth House
Kelley News From Allene Reynolds
Sunday school drew good attendance as Rev. Noel Liyaht preached morning and evening. A young people group organized with Eula Reynolds president, Billy Brewster vice president, Evelyn Camp secretary treasurer. Various local residents visited kin, moved, or traveled to Edmond and Wellington for weekends and summers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noel Liyaht
Eula Reynolds
Billy Brewster
Evelyn Camp
F. L. White
W. H. Kutch
Wheeler
F. H. Kesler
Hobbs
New Mexico
Howard Rosenbaum
Farris Cornelius
Dodsonville
Cornelius
Jever
Steve Owen
W. E. Brewster
Herbert Lindsey
H. A. McWhorter
T. J. Lewis
Rama
Oleta
Campland
Sam Thompson
Edmond
Renall
Othella Kesler
Bert Starkey
Wellington
Childress
Vertner Bonham
Orth McGee
Cave City
Ark
M. C. Cornelius
Rolla
T. M. Cornelius
Oris Stockton
Rey Wiefohn
Collingsworth County Sheriff Sale Notice For Wellington Real Estate
Public sale set for the first Tuesday in July 1987 at the Collingsworth County Court House to satisfy a 1937 order of sale. Lots 1 2 and 3 in Block 23 in Wellington are foreclosed for R F Curry Bertie Lou Vaughan John William Vaughan and Oletha Vaughan. Cash bid by highest bidder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel R. Darlington
Walter Darlington
R. I. Curry
Bertie Lou Y Vaughan
John William Vaughan
Oletha Vaughan
C. EB. McKinney
Collingsworth County
Texas
Wellington
R. F. Curry
Bertie Low Vaughan
Court House
Levy
Bertie Lou Vaughan
Public sale notice from Collingsworth County listing sheriff details
A June 1927 sheriff notice from Collingsworth County announces a sale to be held on the referenced day. Cc. E. McKINNEY, Sheriff, Collingsworth County, signs the document and assigns the notice to the Wellington Leader newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Collingsworth County
Cc. E. McKinney
Collingsworth Coun
New York Woman Causes Divorce by Letter Mixup in Texas
Mrs Edna Russell of New York City on vacation in Texas mixed two letters in wrong envelopes. The mail error led to her husband filing for divorce. Local authorities report no foul play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Russell
New York City
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Troop
Bob Hammack
Son of
Shamrock
Pat
Wilsonville
Til
Jamin
Hanes
Cobra
A. Hanes
P. H. Hanes Knitting Co
Winston-Salem
N. L
Allene Reynolds
W. G. Taylor
Cope
United Gas System
Oran
Jack Gibson
Service
Collingsworth
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