Worley Among Leaders In 1941 Speaker Race
State Representative Eugene Worley of Shamrock was named as a leading candidate for Speaker of the House in 1941 in an Associated Press dispatch. The report notes his popularity, committee work, and role as a peace maker, with endorsements and other potential candidates listed from across Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Worley
Shamrock
House of Representatives
Associated Press
House
Senate
Anes Worley
Theegislature
University of Texas Law School
Associated’ Press
Worley
W. Lee O’daniel
Homer Leonard
McAllen
J. C. Morris
Greenville
Albert Derben
Marlin
Harvey Riviere
Port Arthur
Jack Langdon
Glen Rose
John, J. Bell
Cuero
Dorsey B. Hardeman
San Angelo
Henry Hull
Fort Worth
Ross Hardin
Prairie’ Hil
Rawlen Bond
Fairfield
Howard Hartzog
Porti Lavaca
Estate of J B Crow Deceased Notice to Creditors
The estate of J B Crow deceased has original letters of administration granted to Pearl Crow Coleman on June 27 1939 by the County Court. Creditors are notified to present claims to the administratrix at the specified address within the legal period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Crow
Pearl Crow
Geyser Spouts Lave Wilde Akt of Collingsworth County
All persons having claims against the estate of J. B. Crow deceased must present them within the period prescribed by law. The administratrix Pearl Crow Coleman announces Shamrock Texas as her residence and post office address for the estate notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collingsworth County
Texas
Shamrock
Pearl Crow Coleman
J. B. Crow
Lets Be Alive on the Fifth campaign urged for Fourth of July safety
Texas Safety Association urged safety councils and groups to promote the slogan Lets Be Alive on the Fifth to cut drownings fireworks and traffic casualties during the Fourth of July. The letter called for nationwide cooperation to caution the public on holiday dangers. Mrs Very Clark, a student at U.ES.L.C. in Denton, returned home for a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safety Association
Austin
Texas Safety Association
Association
Drowning Victims May Be Saved By Prompt Attention
State Health Department officials urge immediate artificial respiration for drowning victims using the prone pressure method. Begin with kneeling behind the patient, rhythmically swing the body to draw air, and continue until natural breathing resumes. Seek medical aid, loosen clothing, keep the patient warm, and avoid moving once breathing returns until professional help arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
State Health Department
Local Family Vacation Highlights and Departures
Personal notices show the Reams Hawkins and family returning from a three week west coast trip visiting Whittier Los Angeles Long Beach San Francisco Boulder Dam Grand Canyon Peggy Ruth stayed in Hobart with grandparents Mable Jones heads to State College Pa after attending the National Home Economics Convention in San Antonio prior trips included New York Cuba and Vera Cruz Elaine Phillips and daughter Elaine stay in Wellington after weekend visit with Judge and Mrs C C Bishop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Ream
Peggy Ruth
H. M. Hawkins
Buddy Forbis
Mable Jones
Marella
State College
Penna
Pennsylvania State College
Miss Jones
San Antonio
New York
Cuba
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Pred Phillips
Elaine
Pumas
C.C. Bishop
Wellington
Air Conditioning Boosts Business and Memories At Store
The note from a local hardware store describes installing a Kelvinator air conditioner after hours, its strong cooling effect, and a mix of promotions for appliances, stoves, and windmills. It recalls Jake Block’s death and the store’s fond memory of a regular customer, ending with a promise of a seat for him whenever the store stays open.
A Box From Home But Not Candy At Tech
LUBBOCK Texas Tech freshman J C Womack aged 19 from Tohoka keeps a box from home of cottonseed meat and crushed hay instead of cakes and jellies. He pays for board with four gallons of milk daily from Kis Guern sey and sends home twice monthly. His milk earnings cover $8 monthly rent and extra feed. He quips a cow can work harder than him. Francesco Mastro stefano of Kingstown R L sues for $2000 against his barber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Texas Tech
J. C. Womack
Tohoka
Kis Guernsey
Womack
Legion auxiliaries urged to attend annual election at Legion hall
Members of the American Legion and the Auxiliary were reminded of the annual officer election set for Thursday July 6 at the Legion hall. Retiring officers include Ernest Lewis post commander Dodson Jones first vice commander Al Walker second vice commander Oscar Payne third vice commander Willie Whitely fourth vice commander John C Harper adjutant W G C Seaberry service officer Tae C O’Neil finance officer Rolla Fisher historian.
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Amerie Legion
Auxiliary W
Legion Hall
Legit
Ernest Lewis
Dodson Jones
al Walker
Oscar Payne
Willie V. Whitley
John C. Harper
W. G C. Seaberry
Tae C. O'Neil
Rolla Fisher
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Victor
Lave Wilde
Akt
State Street
Ciewya
Pamhandle
City State Bank
Wellington, Texas
Sullivan Furniture & Implement Company
Freet Pruden
Ray Horn
Frank Stuckey
Doc Bartenbruch
O. K
Doc
Frank
Faye
Mdi
Ya Perfection Stove Co
Alive
Chester Fires
International Harvester Co
Andy Taylor
Semnerwood
Duard Scott
Duard
Matthew
FRIMA
McCormick-Deering
Childress
Davenport
Jake Block
Esr
Jake
Isik
Homer
Francesco Mastrostefano
Kingstown
R. L
Legion * Auxiliaé
Electi
Pruden Bug CO
Steve Owens
Orangel
California
Sunkist
Crisco Tb. Pail
del Monte
Brak
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