Car Crash Leaves Vehicle Repaired Before Reuse
A man named Mr. Sith suffered no injury in a wreck that damaged his car. The vehicle will need several stitches from the doctor before it will be able to go again, indicating a cautious recovery path.
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Newspaper
Bronte Weekly Enterprise
Location
Bronte, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1925
Page
3
Butler Opens Grocery and Filling Station Announcement
Mr. Butler announces the opening of a new grocery and filling station offering groceries gasoline and lubricating oil at his State Ave location. He invites the public to visit and notes neat prices and ready service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Gospel Sermon at Robert Lee Methodist Church
Reverend Hawkins requests notice of a lay Gospel sermon by Larkin Hayley, longtime Coke County resident from Bronte, at Robert Lee Methodist Church next Sunday March 6 at 7:30 p.m. In his absence, Reverend Hawkins will be at Indian Creek School House Friday March 6 at 7:30 p.m. Enterprise urges all churchgoers to attend a worthwhile service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Be, Hawkins
Robert Lee Methodist Church
Larkin
Hayley
Coke County
Whiogs
Homsig Ab Bronte
Robert Lea
Will Hawk
Indian Creek
Bert Lee
Mathédiat
Davis Washing Machine Co Formed by Davis and Betes
The Davis Washing Machine Company is organized with I. B. Davis and G. B. Betes of San Angelo forming the firm. Davis serves as general manager and has just returned from St. Louis where he secured a contract for machine manufacture. Local arrangements are under way to launch production and commercialization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
St. Louis
I. B. Davis
G. B. Betes
San Angelo
Daria
Davis Washing Machine Co
Miles Juniors Stage The Lone Star In West Themed Play
Miles High School junior class presented The Lone Star a tale of frontier life at Bronte High School Friday night. Directed by Prof H S Shenpard and his wife the performance drew praise for its romance adventure and dramatic moments reflecting careful teaching and effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Star
Ile
Plonger
Miles
H. 8. Shenpard
Miles School
J H Hardin Dies in Abilene Cenotarium
J H Hardin died Thursday February 26 in Abilene and was buried Friday at Sweetwater. He formerly lived in Bronte since 1907, leaving a large family of ten children and four daughters. The community and friends share in the family’s sorrow. He was sixty nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Hardin
Abilene
Sweetwater
Bronte
Young Blackwell Leaguers Stage Faithful Evening
A Blackwell congregation enjoyed a religious program led by its young members. The performers sang read and spoke with moral integrity pleasing the audience, prompting wishes for another such event by Pantor and Mrs Jameson with their League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackwell
Pantor
Walter Scott and Mise Fay Mitchell Wed by Rev Rosser
Walter Scott and Mise Fay Mitchell surprised family and friends by marrying Saturday night in a ceremony led by Rev W H Rosser. The couple, from local families, are warmly wished lasting happiness. V O Key from Lamesa visited with his brother F O Key. he reports dry weather on the plains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Scott
Mise Fay Mitchell
W. H. Rosser
Enterprise
Key
Lamesa
Mr. Key
Whalen Becomes Cash in Advance Subscriber
OC F Whalen is thanked for subscribing in advance and urged to see the local paper as a necessity of life in the cold home town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OC. F. Whalen
Revered Casey Family Visited Norton Friends
Rev J T Casey his mother and sister from Norton visited Rev and Mrs W B Anderson on Thursday. They are old time friends, making the day especially enjoyable for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bis
Norton
W. B. Anderson Thuredsy
Beott Commissioner W R Pruitt Grieved by Friends
Local friends mourn the illness of Commissioner W R Pruitt as reports indicate he may soon be able to return home. The note reflects concern from the community and his supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. ‘Pruitt
Mh. Can. Foln
Biat Wat
Townsend Buys Tennyson Filling Station
A local businessman has purchased the stock and fixtures of a filling station at Tennyson and assumed management. Townsend, who operated the business for about a year, commented that the undertaking is now in good hands. Continues on page four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennyson
Townsend
Cleanup Day Proclaimed by Mayor for April First
City official Mayor G W She man Connell declares April 1 as Cleanup Day. Residents refusing to clean premises face prosecution. The aim is a tidy town and civic pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Testle
G. W. She
Connell
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Will
Robert
Rte
Miles High School
Uram
Bronte High School
Ignes
Mont Beott
Delmar
Ghirley
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