Lissie Happenings and Local Visits Across Towns
Lissie residents share visits and travels with relatives and friends from Temple, Houston, Wallis, and Eagle Lake. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Wells arriving from Wisconsin to settle in Eagle Lake, the Evangelical Conference ending, and condolences offered to Mrs. Fusell on her parents deaths. J. N. Frazar advertises two storefronts for lease on the old Opera House site in Eagle Lake.
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Payers
Temple
George
Marcos
Ton
Mesdames
E. Everitt
Harvey Graves
Wharton
B. D. Fussell
J. Weaver
Wallis
Burt Smith
Houston
H. B. Wells
Lodi
Wisconsin
Texas
Eagle Lake
Evangelical Conference
Charlie Perkins
Yurt Lavaca
Overt Taylor
Johonie Starr
Heuben Theuman
San Antonio
J. M. Clipson
Opera House
J. N. Frazar
Eagle Luke
Rock Island Happenings Include Visits From Family Friends
Mrs. Ruby Jenkins and children arrived from Pilot Point for a few days visiting cousin Mrs. Sam Cooper. Embroidery Club met with refreshments after sewing. attendees included Mesdames Humphreys, Miller, Wegenhoff, Green, Wright, Nicewinder, and Mrs. Schroeder and daughter. Others visited relatives, including the Kesees from Anna and Miss Viva, plus travelers from San Antonio Seguin, Houston, Snyder, and Nashville. A local home sale ad seeks $28,000, detailing a groom’s house, outbuildings, 200 acres, near the high school, with irrigation and subdivision potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Jenkins
Pilot Point
Sam Cooper
P. A. Lundy
Embroidery Club
Mesdames
W. T. Humphreys
Owen Miller
Adolph
Oscar Wegenhoff
Robert Green
W. Roy Wright
M. I. Nicewinder
Pete Schroeder
Frances
Houston
Roland Kesee
Wm. Kesee
Miss Viva
Anna
Texas
Adolph Wegenhoff
San Antonio
Seguin
Uttle
Josephine Braden
Dixie Flournoy
R. H. Maze
F. B. Waldrop
Miss Ruth
Nashville
Arkansas
Irrigation and Land Company
Lved
Rock Assacd
Miss Dorothy Roberts Heads to Draughon's in Galveston
Miss Dorothy Earl Roberts plans to depart next week for Galveston to enroll in a Draughon’s Business College course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Earl Roberts
Galveston
Draughon's
Business College
Graham Bread Ad By A Foebh Leaked From Burger Store
An advertising notice promotes Graham bread produced by A Foebh and linked to L J Burger Store with hints of a leak or unofficial source. The card notes bread availability and brand association for local shoppers.
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Putnay
Reckman
A. Foebh
L. J. Burger
Garwood Gatherings and House Moves across Texas
A village notes social visits including Mr and Mrs Edwards and their daughter of XYonkum with the Shillings and Glass families, and trips to Houston Lufkin Humble Palacios Yoakum Palacios. Dr G D Weaver moves to Saint Jo Texas as bridge repair on the Colorado river begins. An excerpt from John Henry Kirby warns against the proposed 20th Amendment, urging the nation to guard family and liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards
Xyonkum
Louis Shillings
Willard Glass
Nottawa
Will
Frank Otte
Ed. Lobpries
Houston
W. D. Williams
Lufkin
Humble
Willams
G. D. Weaver
Saint Jo
Texas
America
Acadia
Auierta
John Henry Kirby
Our Children and the Light of Innocence
A fragmented sentimental piece extols the child as the nation’s treasure and source of hope. It likens children to blooming suns and dawn cheeks, claiming their laughter steadies hearts and sustains faith and hope for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Kingdom of
Tomor
Thirst Like Fire Alarm Says Health Experts
Health experts compare thirst to a fire alarm signaling the need for hydration as the body, three quarters water, uses moisture to generate energy during exercise. Coca Cola is praised for quenching thirst year round with a slogan stating thirst knows no season and daily U S sales reach seven million bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coca-Cola
Montreal
Canada
Miami
Florida
J. C. Boettcher
Weimar
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
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Landa
Iz Son
Manhattan
Allen
Hartman
Ote Gsalits
Lounsdale Cambric
Ner
Ning
Trunks
Gladstone
Lissie
Rock Island
J. F. Frnka
R. H. Reese
General
Garwood Gatherings
Brenham
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