Tracy Weekly Notes of August Social Life and Events
The Tracy column details community happenings from August including gatherings at the Lyon and Laird homes, an apron party with tie prizes, a large attendance at the Only Workers meeting hosted by Mrs Sultz, and a moonlight Lake picnic chaperoned by Mesdames Lyon and Laird. It notes a wedding at Rockdale for Douglas Smith and Minnie Baird, a tacky party honoring Miss Myrl Sapp, and local notices for school institute programs and nearby residents' visits.
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Tracy
Cottom
Mary Graham
Friendship
Bob Laird
Bonds Laird
Erma Harris
Berta Shulz
Sultz
Fadden
Taylor
Ira Dean Harris
Davilla
Cameron
Ed Simms
Mesdames Lyon and Laird
Douglas Smith
Minnie Baird
Gay Hill
Rockdale
Minnie
Douglas
John Smith
Garrett
Charles Carroll and the Liberty Tradition in early America
Charles Carroll of Maryland, called Father of Religious Liberty, helped advocate Civil and Religious Liberty in colonial America. He joined in signing the Declaration of Independence and his family, including Archbishop John Carroll and Daniel Carroll, influenced the push for enduring rights and the nation’s Constitution, despite illness keeping him from the National Convention.
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Charles Carroll
Carrollton
Maryland
America
Hstory
John Carroll
Carroll
Colonies
United States
Daniel Carroll
Marak Weekly News Personals
In Marak Texas on September 1 1915 farmers are busy picking cotton. Mr and Mrs Steve Marak visited in Bell County Saturday and Sunday. Mr and Mrs Joe Presek shopped in Cameron Monday. Mr Tom Marak conducted business in Buckholts Friday. John and August Gurecky and Joe Bartek attended a dance at Bryan Station Monday night. Gurecky visited Kazer in Cyclone Sunday. Joe Slavik was a business visitor in Cameron Saturday. John Kostrum of Wokaty spent Sunday with locals. Frank Wanek hosted a play party Saturday evening with games and a late departure.
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Joe Slavik
Cameron
John Kostrum
Wokaty
Frank Wanek
Eyes tested and repairs at Geo A Thomas and Sons
Notice from the Baptist church Ladies of Yarrellton invite all to an ice cream supper on Friday night September 1. Also advertise Henne Meyers & Co. show windows at Hefley’s old stand 1631. Worth their weight in gold Chamberlains Tablets praised for headache and liver digestion relief.
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R. H. Johnson
Auditorium Hotel
Ladies of the Baptist Church
Yarrellton
Henne & Meyers & Company
Hefley
Dora A. Driggs
Elba
N. Y
Arson case bound over after grand jury action
Harry Rowenstein of Hearne was bound over in the sum of 1000 dollars to await grand jury action in Milam County District Court. He faces arson charges for the Littleton building fire at Gause three months ago as witnesses testified in the exam before Justice J. D. Ruby. The state used only a few testimonies. the defendant offered none.
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J. D. Ruby
Harry Rowenstein
Hearne
District Court
Milam County
Littleton
Gause
Milano Gazett
Husband Rescues Despairing Wife in Cardui Notice
A Ky woman writes that after four years of womanly troubles and failing health her husband bought Cardui, the woman’s tonic, and she soon could walk two miles and perform work again. The ad urges others with similar woes to ask their druggist about Cardui.
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Pinson
St. Lewis
F. A. Black Distributeur
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J. Garrison
Marak Weekly
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Catron, Ky
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