Egypt Items and Visiting Guests Share Weekend News
Local notes report Mira and family visiting in Palacios and Edna while relatives from Austin and Corpus Christi joined. Bonus Sewing Club hosted by Mrs. J. M. Mathis with angel food cake and ice cream. Band meets in Kingsville with Wharton high school band. Several residents travel to Houston and Waco for visits and picnics, with caregiving and family routines noted throughout the week.
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Wharton High School
R. C. Reddy
Tr. Ade
Marshall
Santa Fe To Present Indian Rites At Fair
Santa Fe plans a grand exhibit at the Chicago Fair with a replica Indian village and tribes including Navijo Hopi Jemez Zuni Laguna and Apache. About 120 to 125 Indians will perform in a display directed by Major Lenox R. Lohr opening July 1 and running into September along the Lake Michigan waterfront near Twenty third Street.
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Iillan Lige
Santa Fe Railway
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Fred G. Gurley
Santa Fe
Twentythird Street
Northwestern
Lenox R. Lohr
Museum’ Science Ofanedustries
Boans
Evergreen Sumner Shelley
Santa Te
Fulls and related families host visitors in Weimar weekend
Mrs. and Mrs. B C Fulls and Leon Fulls with daughter Suzanne of Dallas spent the weekend at the Fulls home. Mrs Mentor Korthington and Mrs W A Northington of Wharton visited in Weimar and other friends. Minut Mrs C R Fuulle visited her mother, Mrs J C Culehoun in Weimar Sunday.
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R. C. Reddy
Taylor Walker
AEM
C. Bozeman
Edns
Will Meriwether
Iedge
C. G. Carter
G. M. Longmire
Carel Joy
Donna Low Thomas
Boothe Purl
Bayle
Hy V. Stone
Small
Marstia
Houston
Mra
Stone
B.C. Full
Leon Fulls
Suzanne
Dallas
Wicek-End
Mentor Korthington
W. A. Northington
Wharton
Gel Ria
C. R. Fuulle
J. C Culehoun
Weimar
Mill family travels west for several weeks visit
Mr and Mrs O L Mill left on Tuesday with Wm Spalinger for California where Spalinger will visit relatives and Bauer cares for the funeral home. The couple plans to continue to Oregon to visit brother Ja Mill.
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O. L.mill
Ja Mill
Judge Declares Twenty Long Years Penal Servitude
A judge voices a harsh sentence noting twenty years of penal servitude. The exchange includes remarks about the prisoner and a fragmentary request, reflecting tense courtroom atmosphere and unresolved phrases.
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