Russell Campaign Stirs Sweetwater Crowd In Texas
Hon Edward K Russell drew a large audience in Sweetwater then San Angelo as a local citizen rallied friends to hear him. He touted farming roots and his anti gambling stance while promising business methods to fix Texas politics and oppose liquor repeal.
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Russell
Sweetwater
San Angelo
Mr. Russell
Widmer
Trussell
Ian
Texas
Anc
Isoon
Births and deaths in Bronze justice precinct report 1934
Vital statistics for the Bronze justice of the peace precinct show 14 births and 9 deaths in the first six months of 1934 per Justice IH M Robinson to the State Health Department. Notably March had no births for the first time in 30 years, and June reported no deaths.
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Justice of the Peace
Justice of the Peace IH
Leonard
Abilene Wins Beer Election Cites Civic Leaders
In a note from Abilene businessman C M Caldwell the Bronte Enterprise quotes praise for Abilene’s civic spirit and the three Christian college presidents who led the win. Caldwell thanks the paper and notes the suggestion to send students home if parents approve drinking.
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C. M. Caldwell
Hardin and Simnio G
University
A J Landers Dies at 56 in Bronte Area
A J Landers died at his family home near Lawake on Monday July 9 1934. He was buried Tuesday at Fairview cemetery in Bronte after graveside services led by Rev Lewis Stucky. Born October 18, 1879, he was a Baptist member since age sixteen and is survived by his brother A F Landers of Marie.
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Lawake
Fairview
Bronte
Lewis Stuckey
Swasedéad
The
Baptist Church
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Marie
Grandmother Meyers Dies at Home in Juniper Community
Heartfelt sorrow fills Bronte and Tennyson as Elizabeth Kelligan Meyers, age about four score, dies Wednesday afternoon at the family home after a brief illness. Born in Missouri December 17 1854 she married A Meyers over fifty years ago. he died August 8 1927. Survived by four children Charley Meyers J P Meyers W L Meyers and Mrs R W Ward, funeral conducted at home by Reverends Stuckey and Golden with services at the Tennyson Baptist Church.
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Bronte and Tennyson
Grandmother Meyers
Juniper
God
Missouri
Elizabeth Kelligan
A. Meyers
Charley Meyers
J. P. Meyers
Bronte
W. L. Meyers
Linden
R. W. Ward
Rosebud
Lewis ‘Stuckey
Ballinger
Tennyson
Baptist ‘Church
Methodist Meeting Progresses Under Vanderpool’s Uplift
The Thursday began meeting at the Methodist church enters its second week with growing attendance and earnest preaching by Rev. Walter Vanderpool of Ballinger. The outdoor evening worship, large choir under Mrs. Alfred Taylor, and inviting pastor Danson draw a hopeful, heartfelt response as the services continue.
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Methodist Church
Walter Vanderpool
Ballinger Methodist Church
Vanderpool
Danson
Alfred Taylor
Irvin Cumbie
Blackwell Lady Wins at Stamford Cowgirl Reunion
Mrs. Shaler Copeland won the beauty contest at the West Texas Cow Boy Reunion in Stamford on July 4. Fifty three cities competed, from Fort Worth to where the woodbine twineth, with Copeland receiving a $350 saddle as the prize.
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Copeland
Revival Meeting At Tennyson In Progress
The Baptist church at Tennyson led by Rev. M. C. Golden of Ballinger and assisted by Rev. J. H. McClain is holding its annual summer revival this week. Reports praise the messages and the meeting will continue through at least Sunday night. everyone is invited to attend.
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Tennyson
M. C. Golden
Ballinger
J. H. McClain
Baptist Church
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McClain
Nolan County Cowboy Round Up Dates Moved Up
Ollie Cox owner of the Double Heart ranch and roundup manager tells The Enterprise that the 4th Annual Nolan County Cowboy Round Up now runs August 16-17 instead of August 28-24, moving the event up a week.
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Enterprise
Nolan County
Ollie Cox
Double Heart Ranch
Y W A Meeting Observes Century of Progress
The Y W A met Monday afternoon July 9 with Miss Susie Tannehill. Devotional readings by Mrs Roe Williams and Miss Earl Eubanks. Piano by Miss Esther Lou Hines. Reading by Miss Maxine Varon. Talk on Century of Progress by Mrs Carrie Williams. A salad plate was served to attendees including Homer Good C N Baker Oscar Long Roe Williams Virgil Tannehill Cumbie Ivey Lewis Stuckey and Misses Lois Lambert Nell Lowry Pauline Glenn plus guests Mrs Carrie Williams Miss Esther Lou Hines of San Angelo Miss Maxine Naron of Brownwood and Lufkin visitors Mrs H A Hayley and children of Lufkin will visit there for some time.
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Susien Tannehill
Roe Williams
Earl Eubanks
Esther Lou Hines
MaxineVaron
Century of Progress
Carrie Williams
Susie Tannehill
Mines
Homer Good
C. N. Baker
Oscar Long
Virgil Tannehill
Cumbie Ivey
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