Day of Bread celebrated during National Harvest Festival
Mrs. Juanita O Connors Weekly Home Demonstration Column highlights October 5 as the Day of Bread, part of National Harvest Festival Week October 3–9. President Nixon and officials proclaim the day to honor bread as a symbol of food, soil, and civilization with enriched wheat and global hunger relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juanita O’connor
Nixon
Iman
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Iraq
Lewis P. MacAdams
Cinnamon Raisin Bread Pudding with Meringue
Soften butter and toast nuts then mix with eggs milk and brown sugar. Stir in bread cubes and cinnamon. Bake in a buttered 9 inch pie plate at 350 for 20 minutes. Beat egg whites with sugar to stiff peaks and spread as meringue over pudding then brown briefly 5 to 8 minutes.
Tree Farm Owner Honored for Woodland Management
A privately owned forest area has been publicly recognized for outstanding protection and management of its woodlands. The owner’s efforts support continued growth of forest crops for commercial use.
Classified wants and listings summary note
Classified columns outline how to buy sell rent items and services. It notes that readers should use the classified sections to place ads for sale, purchase, rental, or service offers with details and contact information.
Mayor Wade White Addresses Jr Culture Club
Mayor Wade White spoke to the Junior Culture Club on Our Environment Our Community at the First Baptist Church Fellowship Hall. The event included a spaghetti supper, a question and answer session, a business meeting led by Mrs. O J Murray, and new member Mrs. Robert Stathem welcomed with yearbooks.
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Wade White
Jr. Culture Club
Fellowship Hall
First Baptist Church
Jeryle Priddy
O. J. Murray
Robert Stathem
Lynn Billups
Bobby Blackwood
Bud Busher
Zeb Deck
George Davis
Cecil Hambright
Paul Michaelis
Gayland Robinson
Dennis Rodgers
Tommy Russell
Social Security to speed work reports by wire transmission
The Social Security office announced that work notices can now be sent directly by wire to Baltimore payment records, cutting processing time from three to five weeks. The change speeds updates for 1971 work estimates and allows telephone handling in many cases. Contact the San Angelo office for report changes or to arrange a visit.
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J. M. Talbot
Baltimore
Maryland
Social Security Office
West
Harris Avenue
P. O
San Angelo
Texas
Abilene Reporter-News Guest Speaker October 21
Miss Katharyn Duff will be the guest speaker at the Abilene Reporter-News columnists meeting on October 21. Present are Robert Stathem Wayne Solo mon Johnny Weems and Miss Nancy Grundy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Stathem
Wayne Solomon
Johnny Weems
Nancy Grundy
Katharyn Duff
Abilene Reporter- News
Timber Jobs Grow Across Texas as Forest Sector Expands
Texas Forestry Association reports the timber industry sustains about 161 850 jobs in Texas. Tree farms underpin employment, reflecting a robust forestry economy.
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Texas
Texas Forestry Association
Plans for the Future Include Paying Debts of the Past
A classifieds brief notes a pivot to settle old debts by prioritizing financial obligations. It urges readers to consider responsible planning and fiscal discipline for forthcoming years.
Mrs Minzenmayer celebrated 95th birthday in Runnels County
Mrs William Minzenmayer was honored on her 95th birthday Saturday October 2 with a dinner at a daughter's home. A charter member of St John’s Lutheran Church she remains active in worship and has lived in Runnels County since 1898. About 45 attendees included her children and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Minzenmayer
Hans Guttschalk
Minzenmayer
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Runnels County
Bill Gerhart
Herman Bredemeyer
W. F. Minzenmayer
F. O. Minzenmayer
Marvin Kurtz
A. C. Minzenmayer
A. C. Ernst
Mary Frick
Rails and Crossties Typical for Class I Lines
A standard mile of Class I railroad track uses about 3,000 wooden crossties. The figure illustrates typical track components and maintenance implications for long-haul networks.
Winters Enterprise Highlights From October 8, 1971 Page
Local Texas issue dated Friday October 8 1971 features community briefs and notices. The page compiles school events, city announcements, and regional items of interest for Winters and surrounding area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winters
Enterprise
Texas
Corn simmered in milk from kitchen note
Corn, milk, butter, sugar and salt are simmered briefly to tender kernels. The dish is finished with the seasoned milk and optional chopped parsley, yielding about six servings.
Texas Forestry Association Founded in Temple in 1914
The Texas Forestry Association organized at Temple in 1914 pioneered forestry in Texas, establishing early efforts to promote sustainable forest management and industry growth across the state.
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The
Texas Forestry Association
Temple
Texas
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First Savings & Loan Association of San Angelo
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First Savings & Loan Association
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