Inductees Scheduled for Local Draft Jan 10 at Abilene
Texas Local Board No 21 lists selectees set for induction at Abilene Induction Station on January 10 1955 including Wendell Tekell Dennis Kasberg Willie Henson Johnnie West Gus Templin Robert Harber and others. A second group will attend Armed Forces Pre Induction Physical Examination at Abilene Examining Station on January 13 1955 featuring Leroy Williams Frank Wise Charlie Rae Alfred Tomme Jose Dela Cruz Elbert Wheat Kenneth Hunter Walter Piel Kenneth Bigham Howard Hutton Nicholas Medrano William Howell J C Grizzard and more.
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Texas Local Board No. 21
Abilene
Wendell D. Tekell
Rt. 1
Winters
Dennis B. Kasberg
Rowena
Willie D. Henson
Leroy Williams
Burkett
Coleman
Frank S. Wise
Hereford
Charlie M. Rae
Gloudbush
Alfred Tomme
Santa Anna
Jose S. Dela Cruz
Elbert E. Wheat
Rt. 2
Wingate
Kenneth W. Hunter
Walter C. Piel
Row
Be Busy Sewing Club elects officers officer slate set
Be Busy Sewing Club held a Tuesday meeting with Mrs. H L Park elected residuh e and Mrs E C Collinsworth presiding. Bill Milliorn named vice president S P Gray secretary treasurer M G Roper reporter. Members discussed quilting and disbanding Pollyanna Friends. Next meeting with Mrs S P Gray on Jan 18.
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H. L. Park
E. C. Collinsworth
Bill Milliorn
S. P. Gray
M. G. Roper
Collinsworth
Mmes. L. V. McLaughlin
Londa
Bernice Mills
George Lloyd
W. S. Robinson
Sid White
R. H. Eaves
Music At Its Best Featured In Goal Diggers Club Night
Joyce Downing hosted the Goal Diggers club Monday at her parents home with Janice Richie presiding. Carla Gerlach Verda Eoff and Rozanne Hendrix presented the program Music At Its Best and refreshments were served to a list of members and sponsor Helen Ruth Howard.
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Goal Diggers Club
Joyce Downing
Janice Richie
Carla Gerlach
Verda Eoff
Rozanne Hendrix
Paula Buckner
Barbara Harter
Janice Colburn
Jiggy Davis
Margie Orr
Martha Davis
Sylvia Denson
Betty Smith
Altus Ueckert
Patsy Hambright
Helen Ruth Howard
Hospital Notes Dismissals At Winters Municipal Hospital
Mrs. David Nugent and baby daughter were dismissed from Winters Municipal Hospital Saturday. Mrs. Raymond Schwartz and baby boy were dismissed Sunday. Mrs. H. M. Nichols and baby son were dismissed Monday. Mrs. Howard Holt and baby son were dismissed Saturday. Mrs. Ray Pumphrey and baby son were dismissed Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Leeonas are the parents of a baby son born Tuesday. Mrs. Frank Anchando, medical patient, was dismissed Saturday. Mrs. J. A. Traylor, medical patient, was dismissed Monday. Mrs. John King, surgical patient was dismissed Wednesday. Mrs. Walter Adams, medical patient, was dismissed Tuesday. M. J. Cole Jr., surgical patient, was dismissed Sunday. Mrs. Ruby Burkett, medical patient, was dismissed Sunday. Mrs. C. J. Fenwick, medical patient, was dismissed Wednesday. Mrs. C. G. Smith, medical patient was dismissed Thursday. J. W. Corum is a medical patient, Mrs. C. W. Gregory is a medical patient, Will Cole is a surgical patient, Robert Gerhart is a surgical patient, Mrs. M. L. Labedelle is a surgical patient.
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David Nugent
Winters Municipal Hospital
Raymond Schwartz
Baby Boy
H. M. Nichols
Howard Holt
Ray Pumphrey
Robert Leeonas
Frank Anchando
J. A. Traylor
John King
Walter Adams
M. J. Cole Jr
Ruby Burkett
C. J. Fenwick
C. G. Smith
J. W. Corum
Farm Records Guide Crop Practices and Bee Population
The article emphasizes keeping yearly farm records to guide cropping decisions and farm expansion. It notes Texas bee colonies at 288000 now, down from 304000 two years ago, while Texas remains a leading honey producer. It warns against blind reliance on risky ventures.
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Texas
No Shortage Of Foods January Plentiful List
College Station reports meats dominate the plentiful food list for January with heavy turkeys beef pork halibut haddock shrimp and canned tuna. Eggs fresh and processed oranges grapefruit and tangerines appear in the area. Dairy rice walnuts almonds filberts raisins lard and vegetable fats remain in good supply.
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USDA
Southwest Food Distribution Division
Agricultural Marketing Service
Dallas
Turkeys gassed before processing aims to spare injuries
An article describes using carbon dioxide to render turkeys unconscious prior to processing to reduce bruises dislocations and skin damage during removal from coops shackling and slaughter. It argues the method could eliminate losses and improve efficiency while reflecting broader quotes on ambition life and work.
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Turkey
Local food distribution head named in area plan
Raymond J. Totoro is in charge of the area food distribution division as part of the updated plan.
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Raymond J. Totoro
Also Mentioned on This Page
Albert Meyers
Pumphrey
Ena
Kenneth R. Bigham
Winchell
Howard L. Hutton
Brady
Nicholas Medrano
Ballinger
William D. Howell
J. C. Grizzard
Pecos
Jackson, Florist & Nursery
S. Magnodia
Tfc
Western Auto Store
McCarrell & Son
Roach Electric
Sunlawn
Bedford Insurance Agency
Ray Caskey
Chevron Station
Sry
J. C. Wilkerson
N. C. Hinds
C. Hambright
Ford
Case
Farmall
Herbert Stehle
South Church Street
John J. Swatchsite
T. H. Rust
Red Ball Transfer & Storage
Chestnut St. Abilene
J. W. Spurlock
East Tinkle
Ballinger Salvage Co
J. H. Baldridge
Hico
Heidenheimer
Winters Enterprise
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Runnels County Farm Bureau Group
Runnels County Farm Bureau
Bennie Fine
Ted Guthrie
S. Church St
Enterprise
Stell Variety Store
S. S
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First Baptist
Fredric Poe
Genie Lou Compton
Mimi Bedford
Nell. Wells
Karen Patterson
Nora Hollingshead
Beverly Lawson
Barbara Hand
Genie Compton
Elzie Cox
Poe
Paula
Floyd Sims
E. L. Rampy
Ng. Im
People’s Jewels
Chambray
Scotts
Perfecto Brand
Oxfords
Coats
Acme Cowboy
Calvery
Wee
Aes
Wintes
Hn Fay
Church of Christ and School
J. E. Gladden Motel
N. Nin. St
J. E. Mobell
Nichols
I. W. Rogers
Crouch Lumber Co
A. M. Hoots
South Church St
N. Rogers St
Herman Saur
Roberts Street
Homer Fish
Winters State Bank
Winters, Texas
the Winters Enterprise
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