Local Notice From Arbokshira Texas Record Office
Suttred at Arbokshira Texas with second class matter under the act of March 3. by87.
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Newspaper
Brookshire Times
Location
Brookshire, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1932
Page
5
Suttred at Arbokshira Texas with second class matter under the act of March 3. by87.
Mrs Glen Morris and Miss Tris Bailey of Houston visited here Saturday. A group organized a new WC Union in Wharton last Wednesday. Various locals and families from Katy and nearby towns spent weekends in Houston and Galveston events. Announced Miss Crewe Miller’s engagement to WW M Bryan at a Katy school event. Several residents traveled, visited relatives, or attended social gatherings, with illnesses and recoveries noted.
Milded Brode returns to Waller after six weeks with grandparents A A Brode and Eddie Lee Brode visits. Jack Harthy T N Lewis from Oklahoma guests of A A Brode. Fanniehristophe visits sister Mrs August Brode. Lenora Shaffner visits friends. Fritz Hartman and son Gilbert visit Brode home. Hugo Seidel and A B Ander visit community last Saturday.
A list of sheriff and county official candidates is followed by a funeral notice for Yen who was laid to rest in Monaville Cemetery on Thursday with pallbearers Ed Kudereck John Kudereck Roland Repka Edwin Repka Willie Repka and Delphine Sustuk. Also noted is Mrs. K D Muske of San Antonio attending Rufus Muske's funeral on Tuesday.
After a five month illness, Mrs Katie Kepka died at her daughter Annie Baethe's home in Needville on June 22 at age 2 years 8 days. native of Moravia she lived in Waller county 48 years. Survived by brother Ignace Pala of Temple two daughters Annie Baethe and Lucy Sostak two sons Frank and John Repka 25 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. The family cited affectionate regard from friends and neighbors.
Fritz Fry's house burned Monday night in Houston with only a few goods saved. Insurance on the property totaled 1100 dollars 9 cents. Kellner family and Misses Killis and Matilda spent time in Houston. notaries Mills and Anderson are cited with addresses at The Times Office and Farmers' State Bank.
The speaker argues competition should be ethical and not injure rivals or public trust. He warns that thriving alone is impossible and banks must act transparently within an open market for goods and securities while prices reflect fund demand rather than speculative drives, calling for accountability to public sentiment.
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