Sipe Springs Oil Boom and Early Memories Recap
Bill Hartford recalls Sipe Springs in the 1910s and 1920s with vivid detail. He describes the oil boom era, local landmarks, and tragedies including a lifeless gambling hall incident and a triple drowning near a bridge. He recalls a small school, early track success, and notes his later life in Florida.
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Francis
Emma
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Kings Garage
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Biethins Movie
Water Tower
Little’s Grocery
Masonic Hall
Ball Park
Babe King
Burlesons Foneco
Jay's
Lusk
Potters Field
SS Cemetery
de Leon
Minnie Ashenhurst
Ruth Westbrook
Westbrook
Byron Anderson
Old Town
Springs
Bevis Poteet
Iva Stovall
Comanche
Florida
Jewell Dukes Huddleston
Sipe Springs High
Noon Lions In Easter Recess
According to President Frank Hall Comanche Noon Lions have recessed for Easter. The club will not hold its regular meeting Friday April 8 and will meet again Friday April 15.
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Comanche Noon Lions
Noon Lions
Gustine Hosts Jr High Track Meet With Local Schools
Gustine will host a junior high track meet on Thursday April 7 starting at 1 00 PM. Schools Sidney Star Mullin Priddy and Gustine will participate with a concession stand provided by the Student Council.
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