Glen Rose Social Roundup Sees Local Visits
NEWBURG reports Mr. and Mrs. Eerl Seay spent Tuesday in Glen Rose. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Moore and daughters left Friday for Taft after an extended visit with relatives here. Jack Jittlevage of McAllen is visiting relatives here. Miss Nita and Marjorie Swindle returned from Brownwood with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. M. Boler. Mrs. Jim Mills and granddaughter Violet Mills of Abilene spent Tuesday in Glen Rose. Singing will be held Sunday night. Marian and Thaddeus Bynman of Brownwood visit Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Goosby. Mrs. Lula Gandy and children visited in Bosque County last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eerl Seay
Glen Rose
Claude Moore
Taft
Jack Jittlevage
Ot McAllen
Nita
Marjorie Swindle
Brownwood
M. Boler
Jim Mills
Violet Mills
Abilene
Marian
Thaddeus Bynman
Clyde Goosby
Lula Gandy
Bosque County
Meals 25 Cents At McKinzie Hotel Offer
The McKinzie Hotel advertises meals for 25 cents served to all with notice. Businessmen and farmers can’t go home during the day, so dine at the remodeled hotel now located at the southeast corner of the square.
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McKinzie Hotel
First State Bank Seeks National Charter under New Banking Laws
E. E. Anthony president and J. W. Moore cashier announce the bank will nationalize under 1933 federal reforms. Deposits are insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation as stockholders through directors seek a national charter for broader service in the county.
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Federal Reserve System
Comanche
First State Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
E. E. Anthony
J. W. Moore
Capture of Santa Anna Recalls 1836 San Jacinto Victory
The account recounts Sam Houston's decisive 1836 defeat of General Santa Anna at San Jacinto, Santa Anna's capture the next day, and his transport to Vera Cruz after Congress assigns custody to President Burnet. It covers subsequent prisoner moves, escorts, and a failed funds issue before final return to Mexico.
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Texas
Mexico
Santa Anna
C. C. Bishop of
Wellington
Sam Houston
San Jacinto
James A. Sylvester
Houston
Colorado River
New Orleans
Burnet
Texas Republic
Nea
Invincible
Vera Cruz
Velasco
Columbia
James A. E. Phelps
Patton
Texas Congress
Washington, D. C
Andrew Jackson
Bernard F. Bee
George W. Hockley
William H. Patton
Almonte
Bernard EK
Bee
Washington
Piocer
Jackson
Alamo
Miss Frankie Barkley Heads to Los Angeles for Summer
Miss Frankie Barkley, visiting her mother Mrs. Florence Barkley, left Saturday for Los Angeles to spend the summer. She traveled via Coleman to visit Mrs. A D Barnes before departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankie Barkley
Florence Barkley
Los Angeles
California
Coleman
A. D. Barnes
Feels a Lot Better When Black-Draught Helps Constipation
W M Henderson of Jasper Florida reports long use of Thedford s Black-Draught for constipation. He says it relieves dull aching and headaches, and after a few doses the patient feels as good as new. The product is sold in 25 cent packages with syrup for children.
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W. M. Henderson
Jasper
Fla
Thedford
Methodist Circuit Honors 91-Year-Old Mary Hogan Family Service
The article profiles Mary Hogan born August 26 who will turn 91, detailing her family’s long medical and church service. It notes her father Dr Alfred Bevens of Batesville and brothers who were physicians, plus children George a Texas merchant and W E Hogan treasurer of the Nashville Board of Education. It recounts her late husband’s ministry and her 85 years of church membership, reflecting on faith and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hogan
Sister Gardner
Alfred Bevens
Batesville
Ark
Sister Hogan
George
Tohoka
Texas
Gardner
Arkansas
Nashville
Tenn
Hogan
Carlyle
Trundle
George Elliott
Israel
Preston Broxton
Confederate Veteran J. P. Wells Dies at De Leon
J P Wells aged 88, Confederate veteran, died at his daughter Mrs Dudley hn's home in De Leon on June 18 after a long life begun in South Carolina October 5 1845. He moved to Mississippi as a child and to Comanche County near De Leon in 1900. He married Mary Grisham, had two children. one died in infancy. After her death he wed Rowena Hattox who died in 1918. seven of their nine children survive. He was a Baptist Church member and funeral was held at De Leon Cemetery with Rev W L Skages.
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J. P. Wells
Dudley Hn
de Leon
W. L. Skages
Mr. Wells
South Carolina
Mississippi
Comanche County
Mary Grisham
Wells
Rowena Hattox
The
Baptist Church
Mrs. Allen Hosts Alice Russell Sunshine Club
Mrs. Bob Allen entertained the Alice Russell Sunshine Club at her home Tuesday afternoon. The group honored the first Matron and outgoing President Mrs. H. L. Stewart with gifts, and a handkerchief shower greeted Mrs. Byram who is leaving soon. Special guests included Mrs. Dealon Dudley Roberts of Lubbock and Mrs. Hamilton of Stephenson. Music by Elsie Prater and readings by Mollie Jo Wells complemented the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Allen
Alice Russell Sunshine Club
H. L. Stewart
Byram
McDonald
Arlington Heights
Fort Worth
Dealon Dudley Roberts
Lubbock
Hamilton
Stephenson
Elsie Prater
Mollie Jo Wells
Mesdames Russell
Cleveland
Stewart
Bonser
Tate
Prater
Barsdale
Boyam
Allison
Dudley
Wells
Rube Allen
Moody
Roberts
Carnes
Clark
C. C. Hampton
A. J. Gray
Geo. Hulsey
Y . Hart
Ida Hart
Fueemia Gray
Theressa Dudley
Bob
Carnes and Sande Ford Return From Ol Mexico Fishing Trip
Pete Carnes and Jim Sande ford returned Saturday from a fishing trip in Ol Mexico.
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Pete Carnes
Jim Sandeford
Mexico
Mrs J B Leucermilk Hospital Treatment Report
Mrs J B Leucermilk remains hospitalized for treatment. Her status and condition are updated as physicians monitor recovery and plan ongoing care.
Nadine Kendrick Returns Home After Illness
Miss Nadine Kendrick came back home on Wednesday following an illness. She had been receiving care and family members expressed relief at her recovery progress.
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Nadine Kendrick
Weekend visit spans multiple families in Co manche
Harold Little and his men grandparents along with Mr and Mrs 8 A visited with Mr and Mrs W E Con and Audra Cox of Lemesa. They spent the weekend in Comanche with Mr and Mrs Hill Huddleston.
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Harold Little
8. A
W. E. Con
Audra Cox
Lemesa
Comanche
Hill Huddleston
Proper Dose of Liquid Laxative Regulates Comfort
The dose of a quid laxative can be measured and regulated to fit individual needs. It forms no habit and a double dose is unnecessary. A mild liquid laxative does not irritate the kidneys. The right laxative yields a perfect movement with minimal discomfort, while the wrong one can cause harm.
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Newburg
Smith Drug Store
Howard Motor Mpany Co
J. P
Paden
Howard
Karl Derrick
West Broadway
Mrs. Allen
J. B. Leucermilk
Mrs. Roy McGuire
Serrmwoet
Ernest Tupin
Texas Power & Light Company
Texas Power
United States
Light Company