Ballinger Pioneer Jap Adams Dies After Lifelong Service
The Ballinger community mourns Jap Adams a longtime West Texas pioneer for his quiet integrity and service. He helped fund and build a pastor's home for the Ballinger Baptist church in 1900 and remained a respected figure among family and friends as memories of those early days endure.
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Jap Adams
Elile
West
Texas
Ballinger Baptist Church
Ballinger
West Texas
The
Baptist Church
A. N. Bowden
M. D. Chastain
Wix Currie, Jr
Broadway
Christian Church
Sam Walter Foss
Methodist Boys Serve Country in Service Flag List
Military roster from a Methodist church names Lt B H Bohmfalk chaplain and 35 others including Lts W N Chambers Irving Cumbie and Vernon Muston Sgts A J Compton James Hearn Norman Kiker plus several privates and corps members. Miss Anna Sarah Chambers honored. Also notices about Grimes Furniture back in old San Angelo location and a local furniture opening sale inviting readers to visit.
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Methodist
He Church
B. H. Bohmfalk
Allen Bell
Robert Earl Brock
Charles R. Brock
Claud Buford
E. M. Caudle
W. N. Chambers
A. J. Compton
Irving Cumbie
Vetal Flores
Wilburn Hardin
James Hearn
Frank Hearn
J. P. Henry
Norman Kiker
Chester Kiker
Charles Wayne Kiker
J Robert Knierim
Thurman McCleskey
Winston Modgling
Vernon Muston
Dan Percifull
Wayman Penifull
James Vaughn
J. W. Muston
Pharris Mackey
Thomas A
Bobby) Modgling
Julian Westbrook
J. B. Mackey
T. F. Sims
Archie Pittman
Bud) Compton
Joe D. Rawlings
Lawrence Pittman
Leonard Muston
Ralph Lane
Carroll Leathers
Anna Sarah Chambers
Grimes Furniture Company
San Angelo
Interprise
E Grimes
Mrs. Chimes
Welcome to Bronte Rev D H Palmer and Mrs Palmer
The editor records a warm reception as Rev D H Palmer and Mrs Palmer relocate to Bronte. Palmer reconnects with a long‑time friend and immediately subscribes to the local newspaper, signaling his commitment to community building and local interests.
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Bronte
D. H. Palmer
Rev
Mrs. Palmer
Rev. Palmer
Mother of CG C Bell Dies in San Angelo
Mrs. Fannie Pell mother of CG C Bell died in San Angelo Friday afternoon October 2 1918 at age 14. She was born in Mississippi and had lived in San Angelo for 34 years.
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Fannie Pell
CG. C. Bell
San Angelo
Mississippi
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Plete Drugress Health Service
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Concho San. Angelo, Texas
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