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Newspaper

Brookshire Times

Location

Brookshire, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1923

Page

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When My Wife Comes Home And The Farm Incident

A humorous verse about domestic life clashes with a farm accident report. On Tuesday at 8 80 in the morning Edward Entrop, 18, riding a horse at a dipping vat, was thrown after colliding with a calf. He suffered a slight concussion but no serious injuries. his family accompanied him to Houston for treatment and he is expected to recover at home in a few days.

Edward Entrop Houston W. F. Entrop R. J. Fergureon

Greens Brigade Reunion Set at Kennedy in June

Greens Brigade members will hold their annual reunion at Kennedy on the last Wednesday and Thursday in June. Old members are urged to attend with a good turnout assured as the chamber of commerce will handle arrangements for the entertaining feature of the reunion.

Greens Brigade Kennedy Chamber of Commerce

Methodist Revival Opens at Brookshire Church

The revival begins Sunday June 17 at the Methodist Church in Brookshire. Pastor in Charge invites all to attend and share in the blessings of the meeting.

Brookshire

Rainfall Helps Crops After Partial Downpour

A shower fell last Monday and Tuesday over part of the bottom lands near town. It was not general but will benefit where it did rain, as crops had begun to suffer for moisture.

Wanted men or women to sell hosiery for all ages

An old advertisement from International Stocking Mills in Freestown Pennsylvania seeks men or women to take orders for genuine guaranteed hosiery for men women and children. It promises full time earnings of 75 dollars per week or 150 per hour for spare time and notes a focus on eliminating dining.

International Stown, PA

Mrs D O Martin Improves After Illness Confinement

Friends report Mrs D O Martin continues to improve after illness kept her in the hospital for a week.

D. O. Martin

Katy Contemplates Special Galveston Sunday Train

The M. K. & T. traffic director asked agent O. C. Colling for potential patronage of a special Sunday Galveston train. Aimed at hot weather, a reduced round trip fare around $2.15 is under study, with a first trip possible in about three weeks if demand justifies it.

M. K. & T. Railway O. C. Colling Galveston

Brookshire People Enjoy Weekend Visits and Trips

Dan Wilpitz and wife visited relatives at Sunny Side on Sunday. Schumacher family spent Sunday with relatives near Brookshire. Ida Ebel and friends enjoyed a pleasant Sunday evening at Miss Mary Keuneke's. Julus Wendt and family traveled to Fairbanks. Wenzel made a quick trip to Brookshire. Lillian Keunke drove to Hempstead Sunday evening. Wirpitz party visited Katy Saturday. Bennie Miller from near Katy visited the community last Sunday night. Mrs Otto Schumacher and Frankie Lee stayed with Mrs John Neiman Friday.

Dan Wilpitz Sunny Side Ida Martha Ebel Frankie Glueck Ernestine Wilpitz Mary Keuneke Otto Schumacher Frankie Lee John Neiman

Pattison Man Burns Face Mistaking Acid for Lotion

Last Wednesday morning Claud Cliett of Pattison burned his face and neck after applying carbolic acid he mistook for face lotion. Doctors dressed the burns and no permanent scars are expected.

Claud Cliett Pattison

Local residents and visitors listed in community notes

Hovas with wife and daughter Miss Alice visited relatives Wednesday evening. Leon Harrison is in Houston for a few days with brother Arsen. W D Mills Notary Public operates at Farmers State Bank. Adv L C Danner left Sunday night for Denton. his wife and children stay longer visiting parents at 8 O S Ranch.

Hovas Alice Leon Harrison Houston Brother Arsen W. D. Mills Farmers State Bank L. C. Danner Denton

The centenary of Home Sweet Home singings across continents

The essay notes the centenary celebration of the first public singing of Home Sweet Home. It recalls John Howard Payne’s lyric loss and longing, its London 1826 debut at Covent Garden, and argues the need to refine the modern home into a true, ideal sweet home despite civilization’s changes.

Atlantic Home Sweet Home John Howard Payne Covent Garden London

Hawkes Optician to Examine Eyes on June 22

Dr C W McIntyre Hawkes Opticia announces a clinic day on June 22 at the store where customers may have their eyes examined and glasses fitted at regular prices. W M McGaughey will be at the store offering services.

W. M. McGaughey

Home and family as foundation of recovery in wartime thought

The passage argues that amid war and destruction the pull of home life remains central. It claims strengthening family values can renew a decaying world, even as weapons devastate monuments, and cites Devas on the nation resting on a durable family base.

Nazareth Devas

Social notes from Houston and surrounding towns

Jas Wander traveled to Houston for dental work and visits. Law DeWitt and family plan Bay City visits before returning to Goose Creek. A B Anderson advertised notary services at The Times Office. Wes Buller and Fred Buller were in Houston on business. Mrs. Max Wander and Mose Bumner visited Houston. Mrs E S Dalton of Beaumont is visiting her relatives in Goose Creek. M K and T schedule lists southbound trains No. 25 No. 28 and nextbound No. 24 No. 26 with times.

Jas. Wander Houston Law DeWitt Pattison Bay City Goose Creek

Also Mentioned on This Page

Edwin Entrop Hart Plowpoint Hash H. N. Savoy Mose Sumner KATY Rt. One W. BR. Schumacher Andrew Julus Wendt Fairbanks W. A. Wenzel Lillian Keunke Hempstead W. M. Wirpitz Ernestine Bennie Miller Hawkes Opticia C. W. McIntyre A. B. Anderson Times Office Wes Fred Buller Max Wander Mose Bumner E. 8.Dalton of Beaumont W. D. Cooper Southpound
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