The La Coste Ledger (La Coste, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 46, Ed. 1 Friday, June 14, 1946 Page: 3 of 6
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CHICK BROODER ...
GRA IN BLOWER—Stationary
GRAIN BLOWER—Truck Mount
FAST FREEZE—11 cubic feet
joins the nationwide dealer organization for
plaintiff's coat. ,
8. W. Wooley vs. James G. Fitz-
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THE LACOSTE LEDGER, LACOSTE, TXAS
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$400.00 plus
Fed. Tax
Jane Ttrm District Court
Opened Last Monday
The June term of District Court
ROTOTILLER—power tillerof s hundred uses plow, disc and harrow combined! Ask us
about the special ROTOTILLER attachments, for
planting, cultivating, cutting weeds, mowing
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Wesley, K. Whitehead, son of
Mr. and Mrs. W. C.Whitehead of
astroville, arrived ■ home Sunday
morning after redelig an honor-
able discharge from the U. 8,
Navy.. Wesleswas in the Navy
for two, and a half ears and was.
out immense, sustained effort he
will not climb high. And even
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lift him high; he Would not stay
there. For to keep at the top is
harder almost than to zet there.
There are no office hours for
can help you.
Q. My husband has been in serv-
ice since June 1, 1943, and has been
overseas since January, 1944-Wife,
Scottsboro, Ala. :
A. As of September 2, 1945, he
had approximately 48 points and
will have had almost three years ol
service. If he applied for his dis
nia,at the time of his ‘diseharge.
ion Grove, Ala. 2 A .
A. The only answer I can give is
ground! Rapidly revolving steel tines shred
i and mix the soil to a depth of nine inches.
v ‘ Prepares a perfect-seed bed in one simple
operation... and does a better job than
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grass, plowing snow, and many belt jobs.
Ideal for home owners, estates, commercial
growers and small farms. Come in and see -
the new ROTOLER power tiller today! h
See the Rototiller Plow, Disc and
Harrow in one Operation
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get a pension nowT-H. E. J. Oak,
Neb.
A. Yes, under certain conditions
Suggest you apply to the contact
unit, Veterans’ Administration. Post
Office Bldg.. at Hasting, Neb.
G U I LT y_ Lovely Martha
O’Driscoll, RKO star, must
plead guilty of disturbing
one’s peace of mind, when
she poses as prettily as this.
In Hollywood. She is to ap-
pear soon in a forthcoming
picture.
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Kenagy Motors
Kaiser & Frazer Cars
Natalia, Texas
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been over there seven months and
in the army 14 months in all. I am
in, very bad health and unable to
take care of our two small girls and
myself. Is there any chance of his
Manufacturer
General Implement Corp.
FROLIC IN BULGARIA—Picture recently received in U, S. shows peasant girls in native
costume as they march tn May Day parade in Sofia,capital of Bulgaria. They are carrying
■J sheaves of wheat, while the woman at the right is waving a harvest sickle.
— is th machine millionshave been waiting
for! It takes the backache out of tilling the
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MONDAY, JUNE 17 - 8:30 P. M.
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Our
Boys Girls
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4 Betcha more, people get crooked
from avoiding hard work, than
become bent from too much of it.
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Navy for two years and sawseve-
ral months of sea duty. Hi rat-
ing at the time he recgived his
discharge was Seamah First lass
Eldrich in the son of Mri and. Mrs-
George Kanze of LaCost,
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< Second Liutenant Clyde Bader
has been transferrec from Miami,
Florida, 16 Jacksonville, Florida.
(Shenandoah Group),‛tan (Alamp
Group), mauye (Prairie Group),
lost (Grand Canyon Group)1, gray
(Great Smoky Group), cedar
(Santa Fe Group), blue (Great
Lakes Group), burgandy. (Adiron-
dock Group!; and beige (Cape
Cod Group). Each group'has" been
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Gilbert Friesenhahn recently re-
ceived an honorable discharge
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Statewide Rally. 8 P. M.
MUSIC HALL AUDITORIUM
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Mary Geiger, of LaCoste.
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for him to apply to his commanding
officer for dependency discharge
and see what happens,
Q. My husband has been in the
service for 19 months and has 43
points as of September 2, 1945. He
is serving overseas in a tank bat-
tsilon. When will he be eligible
for discharte?- D. J, J., Beaure-
gard, Miss.
3: . & Ulbrichvs. Leslie Muen-
nink and wife, Mary Ann Mennink,
injunction. Judgment extending
>orary restraining order as
the son of Mr, and Mrs John
Fleeenhdhn of Meedona. ■ so
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-The two-bit cigar now takes
five-cents worth of matches to 2
keep it lit.
Saturday, June 15
10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
of Mra
Queationa and Anawera
Q. I would like to know if my
brother, a veteran of World War I
is entitled to a bonus. He was
operated on last April of 1945 for
a rupture which started when he
was in service loading ammunition
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serving as a Pharnicist Mate
Second'Class at Banning, C
Louis Biediger Place
LaCoste, Texas
LaCoste have .‘informed us that
their sori, Private First Class
James Salzman will soon be on his
way back to the states. James is
now stationed in Japan with the
Good news for 'rural families is
the announcement that home fur-
nishings in properly matching and
contrasting colors soon will be
available, the Rural Home Editor
of nationally-circulated Capper's
Farmer points Out.
More than 200 manufacturers
have /formed the Home Furnish-
ings Style Council. .All of them
will use the same nine basic colors
in designing; certain Jines of their
merchandise. '
For homemakers this means
simplified shopping for everything
from floor coverings through fur-
nhshings, rapery materials, li-
noleum, . upholstery, V e n e t i a n
Nadine Sweeney vs. Louis
Sweehey, divOrce. Dismissed at
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Come By And Order For
Immediate Delivery
Save on
Fresh Vegetables
Locally grown, from farm'-,
to you plus small handling
charge, no freight to pay
no dealer or jobbers charge. , •
Potatoes 2y lb. in hO lb. bag
34 lb. in any quantity
less than 50 Ibs.
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Roasting ears 26C per doz.
Cucumbers 44 lb.
Cantaloupe 5 each
Watermelons 1% lb,c
Get as much as you need,
tot limited as to quantity
while they last.
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at the former
~ for Medina County opened by
t operation of law at 10 a.m. Mon-
day, June 3rd, with Huh K. K.
Woodley, District Judge of Sabinal
■' presiding, and the following mem-
bers present: . District Attorney
! R. J. Noonan of Hondo; District
. Clerk Emil Britsch of Hondo;
/, Sheriff Jack M. Fusselman of
Hondo. " '• 9 '>_• ' 1
The State of Texas vs. Jackson
i Stubbs,.J. P. Stubbs, Tax Suit,
Settled and dismissed. .
ords of the 356 temporary ceme-
teries overseas are Completely Veri-
fied. Of the 338,000 American serv
ice wardead, it iss estimated that
75,000 never will be found. Ship
ment of the 'deceased soldiers wit
be made, in special funeral ship;
painted white with a wide purple
stripe circling the ship. The flag
draped seamless caskets will be
transferred under military escort tc
13 redistribution points on arrival
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EDITOR'S NOTE: This ntwipaper,
through special arrangement with th.
Washington Bureau of Western Nm>^
paper Union at 1616 Eye Street, N. W,
Washington, D. C. is able to bring read
ers ihu weekly column on problerha o)
the veteran and serviceman and his fam-
ily. Questions may be addressed to th.
above Bureau and they will be answered
in a subsequent column. No replies can
be made direct by mail, but only in the
column which will appear inthis news-
paper regularly.
Return of Dead Heroee
Veterans’ Service Bureau has re-
ceived many letters from Gold Star
parents asking ‘about regulations
for returning bodies of deceased
men in the armed services to this
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Farmers!
A. Dependents of the four lowest
pay grades are entitled to free med
leal treatment. Suggest you apply
to your nearest army hospital ozHia parent
dispensary.' Your local Red Cross i. Hl
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' James D. Schweers, youngest
son of Mr. arid Mra, J. D.
Schweers of Dunlay, has been pro-
moted to Seantan First Class
(S.K.D.) on June 1. James enter-
' ed the U. S. Navy' on October 13,
“’11945 and is now serving aboard
■ the U.S.S. PointCrUz.
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tiff for divorce; costs against.,
plaintiff. nimn
Charles S. Spellihgs, vs. Etta '
Nancy Spellings, divorce. Evi- /
dence heard in application for
alimony and judgment entered for
(50.00 month until trial of case,,
which is set for July 11th. 1" .
Cordie Mae Thompson vs. Robert
Bennie Thompson, divorce. Dis-
missed at plaintiff’s cost. M221
Janie A. Groover vs.; John • H:
Hester, damages. Judgment for.
plaintiff for (950.00 and costs.
Defendant excepted and gave
notice of appeal to the Court of
Civil Appeals for the 4th Supreme ■
Judicial District of Texas.
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-New cases on file on the docket
are as follows: ' 3: : . 0'42
rgr.- , : Woodripg-Meyer Lunber Co. vs,
•. Littleton,, divorce. Dismissed at.w. c. Evans, suit on account and
1 plaintiff’s cost. " V g ,g damages, ,, g.-uc n 1
charge, he should be home now.
Q. De all World War I widows
tA Sasvasdiseharged
country. Up to this time we have
been able to give general answers
only. However, President Truman
has just signed a new law provid-
ing appropriations and setting up
regulations for the return of these
heroes from military cemeterles in
other countries.
Under the new law the tamilies
of deceased personnel will have the
option of:
Having the remains returned to
the U. S. A tor final interment, in
a national cemetery neat their
home, the cost to be borne entirely
by the government;
Returning the remains to the
States for burial by next of kin in
a private cemetery, the government
to pay (50 toward cost of local in-
terment expense arid' all costs of
shipping the body home; 7
Burying the deceased .in a perma
nent American military cemetery
overseas.
The first shipment of war dead is
not expected much before the end
of this year due to shortages ir
caskets, in the meantime the army
and navy will poll next of kin oi
Ernest E. Richardson vs. Vir-
ginia Richardson, divorce.
on Friday, June 7. ut Camp Wal
lace. Toxas. He had served in the ।
FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1946
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. Clarence L. Wernette. vs: Lanie
L. Wernette, divorce.
Angala Luna vs. Tomas Luna,
divorce. 8 02
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The Corner Store
“4 Little of Everything"
Lacoste, Texas
Now Air Conditioned
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LIME SPREADER
SUBSOIIER (for Ford Tractor)
CORN SHELLER
ROTARY HOES
STALK CUTTERS
UTILITY BOX (for Ford Tractor)
simon, foreclosure of Chattel Mort-
gage. Dismiased . at plaintiff’s
cost.
(700 per man, borne as pointed out
above, by the government.
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he is now disabled as far as work
. lag—Mr»- G. H., Cleveland, Ohio.
A. No, he is not entitled to a
bonus, since be already has re.
ceived his World War I bonus. He ,
may be entitled to a disability pen-
sion.. Suggest that he apply to the
regional office of the Veterans’ ad
ministration, Cuyahoga Building
Cleveland. 1
Q. My husband is in Japan. He has
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completely identified dead as to dis-
position Of the 'remains. The proc-
effect until the fui ther order of
blinds, paint and wa papers,
points out this Capper's Fanner
expert,
■ Colors were chosen. arcording to
those most popular for homes to-
Calror day and named sections of
the United States. They are green
TTK er, divorce: Judgment for plain- Mosley, diyorce.
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available, but "manyBstres may
not have them until September.
of his diecharge Clarence held the 1
rank of Private First Cls
*: Ve2Houston, Texas
Attend or TUNE IN
TQN or TEXAS STATE Networks
8:30 P M.
,? Monday. June 17 . .
-. SeL MWtetsekr-^Rmdsl
___________. from the U. S. Navy after having
in special funeral trains, converted served since May 5, 1944. He is
hospital coaches, and thence sent
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LEADERS
, The higher men elimb the fonger
their working day. And arty
h 7 young man „ streak of idle-
ness in him, may better make up
L ; his mind' at the beginning that
I ' mediority will be his lot. With-
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dfrom th, lightest tp the darkest
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Some of these items are already
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Rubye L. Dare vs. Herman E.
.Dare, divorce; dismissed at plain-
, ■ tiff eost,
Blas Gomez vs. Isabel Garela tempt_____ ,
। Gomez, ‘divorc. Dismissed At I temporary injunction to remain in
I plaintiff’s cost. - r-pt-nAmba- d-damaf
I: I Frances Louise Ashley Johnson the court,
_ _ _ L _ wAa2 vs John ■' Johnsom, dvorce Dis-
PRICE DA NIE L missed at plaintiffs cost, ,
OF LIBERTY Opal E, Littleton vs. Duard,
J’? . •.s For 2.h M8:
k Susie has a nice, new kir *
So neat,, so bi ight, So choosy,
It never shows I a , c k of dirt.
But, gosh, how it showsSusie!
from the Factory, the following
Farm Equipment
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Clarence Fondre, son of Ma, ande i >
Mrs. Nic’Fondre of Atascosa, re-
ceived an Thenorablediseharge
from the,U. S. Army on June 6,3
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has only38 PointsMrs O. 8.. Un Brigham City, Utah. He was in-
ducted' into the Army n Marchti
22, 1945, and was first stationed
at ForKhox, Kentucky, and from
there was sent to Bushnell Gene;,
ral Hospitalafter receiving a
sei ious hand injury., At the time.
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September 2, 1945, or with 24
months service .as of June 30, 1948,
will be home by Juno 30. After June
30'further regulatlons likely will be
announced.
Q. My son is in the army and I
receive a dependency allowance
from him. Would I be entitled to
free medical treatment and hoapit-
alization?-Mrs. r. F„ Fort Oak
ley, Miss.
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Anna L/Geiger Ensign (N,C.)
U.S.N.R.. mfovmed us that sho
expected to leave Portsiouth, Vir
ginia, where she had been station-
ed, for a separation center on
Wednesday. She is the daughter
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Biediger, John C., Jr. The La Coste Ledger (La Coste, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 46, Ed. 1 Friday, June 14, 1946, newspaper, June 14, 1946; La Coste, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1593294/m1/3/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Castroville Public Library.