Mercury social notes from Mercury area with visits and events
A long list of visits and gatherings in Mercury and nearby areas includes Mr and Mrs HOD Lanedowne Poteet Bolland Brewrwod, the Mendel Pol group, and others from Brady and Fort Worth. Residents attend 4 H demonstrations, Homecoming planning for Milturn, and multiple Sunday and weekend visits among families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury
Terex
Lanedowne
Sidney Berry
Eric Berry
Min Jobe
Poteet Bolland
Bart Teague
Mendel Pol
Ceoteman
L. A
Horch
Horace Crothers
Sanday
Rimmer Bates
Charlee Powells
Jim Powells
Fleet Foeter Menard
George Vearey
Vernon Barnets
Snore
Calvin Dewds
Joe Martin
Avet
Little Jarvie Deeds
Gene Dale Keat Gon
Petersburg
EF. Kew
Misella Kimbrough
Fort Worth
Pit Creech
Marvagene
Carol
Downie Mere
Sim Gamblin
Vicki
Kathy Dwyai
Carel
Alys Gamblin
Sim Gamblins
Hennah Jordan
Fay Pearson
Brady
Mmes Rollie Yates
Effie Ney
Odessa
Anice Wicker
Pecos
Kath William
Gon
Lohr
Mere
Jim Griffith
Phoenix
Ariz
Clarence Turnell
Albert Finnigan
Penna
Tring
Figin Dennis
Seenie Huwk
Curtin Singleton
Flaine
Beverly
Clint
Jackie Singleton
Nelda Oakley
Manefield
Eigin Dennises
Réwerd
Lee Jordan
Leitha and
Timmie
Faye Pearson
Bernah Jorden
Birthday celebration and family notices in Brady and Tyler
Mrs BD and Pumparey celebrate Bernat's birthday at his mother's home with relatives present. Mentions of Margaret Jordan, Bill, Martin Greed, Ram erites of Brady and Tyler, and care for a granddaughter. Also notes Coache County Singiee Convention at the EAeo Methodist Church on May tepineing, with a taunted attendee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernat
Mra
Margaret Jordar
Perente
Freese
Petal
Trier
Agrii
Martin Greed Perente
Brady
Martin
Tyler Mire
Tyler
Coache County
Singiee Comvention
Eaeo Methodist Church
Texan 81 Leaving Indian Claims Agency
Edger E Wet former secretary governor of Texas retires as head of the Federal Indian Claims Commission Witt a former Waco attorney heads retirement plans and considers returning to private law practice. The commission recently ruled in favor of the United Indian tribe of California over land claims of 7,000 plus acres, potentially paying descendants 66 to 106 million dollars if affirmed.
Also Mentioned on This Page
T W. Parson
BD & Pumparey
Geewrense
Henry Land
Texan
Indian Claims Agency
Washington
Edger E Wet
Teses
Jose Be
Fetlen Cleiee Cotemiosion
Hew
Mie
Home Beeen
University of Tesas
Ate
Ware
Emeterica
Corpus Chrieti
Agatin
Witt & Joiet
Tom Comnealiy
Temes
Aid & Comein
Grady Walker
Moody
Corpes Chrieti
Novernor
Witt
Waeetington
The
Old Mexican Claims
Me Sebeequenty
California
Milwaukee
Chicago
Sun
New York
Radio & Television
Knell
CL. Gromee Gospel Tabernacle
Barzain, Baler
del Monte Corn
del Monte Peas
del Monte Ferry
Gerder Wonderta Saver
Arge
Sleepy Hollow
Sone
He Sonn
Ege Honde
Tee Gorden
Lebel
Tee Wine Rover
Cragmont
Tom Sode
Supure Detergent
Comet Cleanser
Skylark
Comets
U.S.D.A
Wondomg
SDA Crees
Mowry Bool
Bee
Erne Orange Driaw
Mae Wey Mong
Setewey
SURI
Plete
Sepia T, Heownt Pag
Mr. Clean
Derergert Hand
Honda
Crisco
Pecan
Ritz
USDA
Evpres
Prince Paul
Atome
Isiantate
Tia
Ae Atinnaitapaenieree
Bel Air
OLD Bond Stamps
Itt Lee
Sie Hs
Ted Epee
Bonds
Groeneing Lotien Tae Imcleded & Prise
Detly Madison
Roe
Heady, Texas
W. Main