Blue Bonnet Club Holds Last Meet of Year 1930 31
The Blue Bonnet Study club closed its 1930 31 year at 2 PM on Wednesday May 20 at Mrs J Forchheimer's home with joint hosting by Mrs Newman The meeting included reports on an art exhibit subscriptions for Better Homes and Gardens and plans for city beautification The outgoing president Mrs W M Meador was thanked and officers were installed including Mrs Newman president and Mrs J P Parker vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Bonnet Study Club
J. Forchheimer
Newman
O. Henry Story
W. M. Meador
Sec
Sion
W. F. Devine
American Home and Citizenship
Chamber of Commerce
Mra
Miller
Tint
Clowan
H. C. Newman
C. Henry
Shuts
J.P. Parker
W. A. Daughtery
F. 8. Matthews
FE. Lewis
Rio Grande
Mojave Theatre
Tt War
Meadamen W. B. Caldwell
D. R. Elliott
Trene Peters
J. W. Moretook
A. N. Angle
A. Whitfield
J. R. Starnes
Ford
D. Wood
CHAMPS CHOOSE DIFFERENT NOURISHMENT FOR RECORD FEATS
An array of energy foods powered endurance feats by famed challengers. Trudy swam the Hellespont aided by candy and warm tea while Gertrude Baerle maintained pace across the channels with candy energy. Ruth Nichols and Helen Wills used coffee and light fare to sustain focus and strength during long attempts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hellespont
Ake
Trudy
Auzanion
New York
Paris
Lindbergh
Charles Ang
Atlantic
Gertrude Baerle
Ruth Sebots
Linds
Helen Wills
Young Man Loses Arm in Truck Accident Near Carrizo
Ray Templar of Carrizo Springs was driving east of Carrizo when a truck with a wide body struck and severed his left arm. He was taken to Carrizo Springs and Crystal City for treatment, receiving a blood transfusion. his condition improves as he recovers with Otis Templar aiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Templar
Templar
Carrio Springs
Sunt
Carrizo
Bawin
Ray
Carrizo Springs
Crystal City
Otis ‘Templar
Zavalla County Sentinel
France
St. Cyr
Tramp Throws S. P. Brakie From Train
A tramp threw a Southern Pacific brakeman from a moving freight near Del Rio causing injuries. The victim, named Brakie, suffered a leg and shoulder injury and was treated at Sanderson. He was held in Vale jail as officers investigated the assault by the alleged tramp, described as a negro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Negro
Vale
Sanderson
Marta
del Rio
Nevada Divorce Law Sparks Wave of Suit Filings in May
Reno clerks report 517 suits filed and 331 divorces granted during the first month of Nevada's six weeks residence law. Attorneys expect about 200 new filings monthly and anticipate a large rise in annual divorces, with Washoe County records showing 2109 divorces last year and 2150 in 1929. A stray anecdote recalls a bolt and a weevil emerge from a Windsor cover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Reno
Nev
Washoe County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bivebonnet Club
Wea
8. L. Stont
Johnsons
Ter
Thomas Buttrill Leary
Allen
Alfred Atlee
Sam P. Witt
Jack Specht
Pete
Tom O'Connor
Jimmie Pay
Lois O'Brien
San Atlonto
Leo Howell
Evither
W.T. Meriwether
Gay Meriwether
Carl Thain
Arch Allen
Vernon MeIntyre
Dan Edwards
Bernal Slight
John D. Young
Vernon McIntyre
Ford Jarkeon
Ford Jackson
Loren Brock
Mexico City
Brock
Zeb Decte
Barker
H. G. Watson
Wells MeIntyre
W. T. Mriwether
P. R Gillettt
John Gillett
J. F. Yates
Jesse Gilmer
Christian Church
First Christian
Lune
Randy
Hamien
Uncle Sow
Etody
Ruth Nichols
Linbergh
United States
Mins Nichole
Iele
Jackson
Dasa
Addi TU Aala
Steater
D. Jackson
Nichols
J. W
H.W. Ferguson
Weyert Crawford
Parker
Bridges
Sue Williams
Bro. Bridges
Jerome Smizer
Vistor
Avelanche
Tramp
S. P. Brakie
Alpine Motor Co
A.B Haggett
Windsor
N. On
Hassen Company
Miss Saylors
Fisher's Drug Store
DR. Monroe Slack
Optometrist
Alpine
Ted Ruhlen
Poultry and Dairy Feed
Home People
Alpine Mercantile CO