George Geiselbrecht dies at Bland home
George Geiselbrecht aged 87 died at his Bland Texas home after a long illness. Survived by four sons and five daughters, funeral held at Flint Creek Cemetery with Rev Ollie Williams officiating. Local attendees included Fritz Stoebner, Ervin Stoebner and H Stoebner family.
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Hilda Stoebner
Ben Arnold
the Herald
Geo Geiselbrecht
George Geiselbrecht
Bland
Texas
A. H. Geiselbrecht
Beeville
J. G
O. C. Geiselbrecht
Flat
C. P. Geiselbrecht
Clifton
Lena Taylor
H. T. Wall
J. S. Spurlin
R. E. Holcomb
J. E. Graham
Eiselbrecht
Terre Haute
Ind
Flint Creek
Ollie Williams
Boy dies after streamer drags him from plane takeoff
In Osaka Japan a boy named Ko dama was fatally drawn into an advertising streamer as a plane began to rise. The streamer tore under his weight and he fell to his death.
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Osaka
Japan
Kodama
Bloomington man admits wrecking freight train in 1934
Bloomington garage mechanic Charles Longley confessed to officers that he caused a freight train wreck in 1934, saying he could not live a Christian life without admitting the crime. Alton railroad officials indicated no action would be taken against him.
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Bloomington
Ill
Charles Longley
Alton
Local social notes from Cameron area weekend visits
Personal mentions include Miss Mary Belle Batte and Mrs. John Sapp in San Antonio. Ben Miller of Temple back home after visiting daughter and son in law the Glasses. Various residents attend zone WMA in Teague and a home demonstration club achievement day in Yarrelston with local families listed. Edwin Crowell of Austin visits Cameron while Miss Ida Byrd Mayfield stays with her parents.
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Mary Belle Batte
John Sapp
San Antonio
Ben Miller
Temple
Lester Glass
Leila Batte
Southwestern University
Georgetown
Cameron
R. L Batte
Yarrelston
W. R. Newton
W. G. Gillis
W. A. Bonds
Conn Isaacs
W. R. Newton, Jr
Jeff Tit. Kemp
Pearl Fulcrod
Ida Byrd Mayfield
Baylor University
J. C. Mayfield
Wedding of Annie Lindemann and John Raabe in Burlington
Miss Annie Lindemann and Mr. John Raabe of Barclay wed Tuesday October 1 1938 at 4 PM in Voelsang Evangelical church Burlington Rev Kalkbrener officiated. Attendants Ruth Mueller May Heller and Henry and Willie Lindemann. After ceremony a dinner for 34 at the bride’s parents farm home. The couple will reside on the Lindemann farm near Burlington and farm locally. Guests included families from Burlington Barclay Cameron Cameron and Salado.
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Burlington
Annie Lindemann
John Raabe
Barclay
Kalkbrener
Voelsang Evangelical
Ruth Mueller
May Heller
Henry
Willie Lindemann
Wm. Lindemann
Oscar Trojan
Raabe
Rosebud
Meyer
Alex Mueller
Mary Heller
Miss Hughes
Cameron
Ben Lindemann
Willie
Tillie Krause
Ben Arnold
Hugo Raabe
Salado
Black-Draught Laxative Praised by Martinsville Dealer
A Martinsville Virginia dealer commends Black-Draught for constipation relief and dull feelings, noting thousands rely on the economical vegetarian laxative when cheaper options suffice. The maker markets it as refreshing relief for those needing gentle, effective remedy.
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J. Leste Roberson
Martinsville
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Fritz Stoebner
Ervin Stoebner
H. Stoebner
Geiselbrecht
W. Rogers
Fort Worth
S. Kenstenbaum
R. L. Batte
Lott
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F. R. Dunlap
Teague
J. L. Barmore
S. Kestenbaum
Dana
T. S. Henderson
Jim Baskin
Brazos River
Austin
Edwin Crowell
First National Bank
Pateemareh
Fred Es Iit
Ginger Rogers
Crea
Fterrie
Edward Everext
Horton Helen Broderick
Erik Rhodes
Eric Blo
Hegaey
Yass Oe
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Irving Berlin
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