Sharp News Summary of Local Events
Crops around Sharp look healthy with about twenty bales ginned at the Will Davis gin. M. W. Hollman travels to College Station for a teachers meeting as Sharp consolidated school district plans a larger building. The Sharp Sunday School closed its short course successfully. W. E. McQueen improves from illness while Judge Brown plans to vote a dry ticket on Saturday. Dr. E. C. Ely of Baylor College visited the J. W. Brown home and led services last weekend.
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Sharp
Will Davis
M. W. Hollman
Sharp Consolidated School District
College Station
Sharp Sunday School
W. E. McQueen
Judge Brown
E. C. Ely
Baylor College
J. W. Brown
School Year Begins at Sharp School Board Preparations
The Sharp School Board plans to start classes on September 9 and anticipates another prosperous school year for Li lac Baptist Church families and the wider community.
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Lilac Baptist Church
Sharp School
Local social notes record visits and family travel
Mrs John Chandler and children from Brownwood and Helen June Braden from Brady spent past two weeks with W T Morgan’s family and returned home. Numerous visitors including Burnett family, Jenny Browning, Clydell Walston, and R L Storey household gathered across local towns. Mrs W T Morgan works at Temple hospital bedside of daughter Gertrude Braden after surgery. Pratt family from Minerva visited.
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John Chandler
Brownwood
Helen June Braden
Brady
W. T. Morgan
Willie Burnett
Raymond Dees
Jenny Browning
Rockdale
J. L. Boatright
R. L
Elizabeth Dees
Louis Posey
Thrall
Novel Posey
Raymond Storey
Galveston
L. N. Posey
Allan Griffin
Minnie Lamkin
J. L
Dora Coward
Newton Securities Act Chairman Here
Austin August 16 Secretary of State Gerald C Mann announced the appointment of Representative George Mayo Newton of Cameron as chairman of an educational committee in Milam County to explain the Texas Securities Act. The act requires registration for dealers salesmen and agents and allows permit revocation for fraud. Newton supported the measure and will speak before civic and luncheon clubs.
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Austin
Gerald C. Mann
George Mayo Newton
Cameron
Milam County
Texas
Mann
Newton
Temple visitors Tennie Sharpe Effie May call on Hayes
Thursday afternoon Tennie Sharpe and Effie May of Temple are visiting Mr. and Mrs. N Y Hayes this week.
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Tennie Sharpe
Effie May
Temple
Mrs. N. Y. Hayes
Local visits link Kubacek family with neighboring towns
Miss Marie Kubacek hosted by her parents with visits from Mr. Louie Gerick of East Bernard and Mr. Joe Kubacek in Yoakum. Ladis Tepera and Herman Gerick visit the Kubacek home as Miss Juddia Kubacek also visits. A mine feud is blamed for a dynamite blast on the Illinois Central line near Springfield injuring locomotives and ten freight cars.
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Marie Kubacek
Joe Kubacek
Louie L. Gerick
East Bernard
Yoakum
Louie Tepera
Ladis Tepera
Plousteen
Louis Tepera
Herman Gerick
Mary Gerick
Juddia Kubacek
Springfield
Illinois Central Railroad
Miss Goldie Wilson Becomes Bride Of Charles Knipp
Miss Goldie Wilson and Charles Knipp of this city were married Saturday at noon in a Love home ceremony conducted by Rev. J. P. Love. The couple will reside in the Wilson apartment after a honeymoon in Austin.
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Goldie Wilson
Charles Knipp
All Saints Church
Love Home
J. P. Love
Episcopal Church
Leeman Wilson
J. W. Wilson
Austin
Wilson
Community Visits Highlight Hertenberger and Marak Families
Mr and Mrs Julius Hertenberger and relatives visited Frank Marak and family Sunday. Frank Pfrrdrescher and family and Henry Schuttle groups visited Marak household. Will Kamenicky and J O Hughes also visited. Annie Boedeker spent Sunday with Mickey Marak. A community party at the school house is planned for Saturday with public invitation.
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Julius Hertenberger
Frank Marak
Frank Pfrrdrescher
Henry Schuttle
Frank Michalka
Will Kamenicky
Marak
J. O. Hughes
Annie Boedeker
Mickey Marak
Frank Kamenicky
Luther Carlton
Paducah Man Arrested for 21 Year Old Fatal Fight
Joe Kroeger, 55, was arrested in Evansville Indiana after pleading guilty to a 21 year old fatal fist fight. He received a suspended sentence and was allowed to return home.
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Paducah
Joe Kroeger
Evansville
Indiana
Johnsons from Dallas Return After Market Trip
S H Johnson and son Jack Johnson of Dallas arrived Monday afternoon. Johnson has bought cotton in the Cameron markets for eight years. Jack will return to Dallas by the first as he is a freshman at Southern Methodist University this fall.
Necklace heist ends after four years of mystery
New York detectives recover two necklaces worth 50 000 dollars each after a man tries to sell beads to a jeweler. He says his wife, a scrubwoman, found the gems on the floor in 1931 and the couple were later arrested.
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New York
Winstead couple moves into Mrs Sapp home after business sale
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Winstead take an apartment at Mrs. M. Sapp’s residence following Mr. Winstead’s recent acquisition of the Max Collins tailoring business.
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H. W. Winstead
Thedford's Black-Draught Syrup Endorsed by Parents
The article promotes Thedford's Black-Draught as a trusted laxative, noting many parents choose the powder for grown folks and the new Syrup of Black-Draught for children. Mrs. C. W. Adams of Murray Kentucky praises the product after years of use for biliousness and recommends it for children.
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C. W. Adams
Murray, Ky
Thedford
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