Chesterville Socials Highlight Weekend Visits
Misses Sarah and Frances Brown of Wallis visited relatives and Miss Lucan Wills while Miss to Tanksley returned for a visit. Mrs. Frank Culkin and daughter Francine spent the weekend with A L Jordan family. Joe Vasina and Betty Jo of Engle Lake visited relatives. Gertsons from Wharton and Elof of Wallis were brief guests. Floyd McLain Jr. and H Brown Sr of Wallis also attended family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenora Selpt
Sarah
Frances Brown
Wallis
Lucan Wills
Frank Culkin
Francine
A. L Jordan
To Tanksley
Joe Vasina
Betty Jo
Engle’ Lake
Fred. Gertson
Wharton
J. H. Wills
Lorena Elof
J. H. Brown
A. L. Jordan
Houston
Floyd McLain, Jr
Social notices and family gatherings in Bernardo area
A fragmented local column lists numerous Bernardo families and relatives visiting, dining, and attending church events. Names include Dreher, Hennecke, Drescher, Allen, Decker, Apperialanel Aldus, Joka Tolls, Otis Merriam, Wrecks, Kot zebne, Buchvtor Hill, Kreseeliner, and others, with mentions of Sundays, Wednesdays, and Monday gatherings at homes and the TANI Of Bhi Henteee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Althiumy
Ant
Tani
Bhi Henteee
Drescher
Dh Wrecks
Ataus Merri Anit
Sundar
Hane Kotzebne
Husa
Busta
Wienke
Bycholor Bi
Aira Buntayy
Buchvtor Hill
Henry Kreseeliner
Frei Militr Amet
Borcin Fat Lynte
Community Notes Show Local Visits and Moves
Local residents and families are listed visiting relatives and friends across towns. Mentions include Glen Flor, Allyyton, Eagle Lake, and Garwood with stories of weekend gatherings, new moves, and recovery hopes for a well person in the area.
Shreds and Patches on Valentine Day Wit and Woe
The column reflects on St Valentine’s Day origins and notes a shift from anonymous jests to kinder observances. It jokes about French lessons and dismisses confusing signage, criticizing war headlines and editor errors that fuel hatred, while urging calm in a troubled era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Hospital
Suetetitine
Horace McRee Garden Club Meeting Recap
The Horace McRee Garden Club met Wednesday at Mrs C P Mayo's home for a nine item session. Mrs Horace McRee presented a paper on Spring planting for summer and fall bloom. Plans for an April flower show were discussed and a class on flowers and arrangements was proposed by Mr J Milreed. The club will meet again on May 1 at Mrs Join Muatthews home with Mrs R Eilough and Mrs 7 V Dimenn presenting a program on Planting for Pragrarice and an Ol-la Podrida of Fragrant Petmis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes C. PB. Mayo
Horace McRee
J. Mileed
Houston
Miyel
Join
Missionary Circle Meets at Mrs Vineyard Home
The Baptist Missionary Society Cierke No 3 met Monday afternoon at Mrs B K Vineyard home with seven members. Mrs Vineyard led the Bible study on The Holy Spirit. During refreshment hour the hostess served ice cream and angel food cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cierke No 3
The
Baptist Misionery Society
B. K. Vineyard
Tri-Community Club Meeting Notice
Mrs W O Strickland reports the Tri Community Whos Club will meet Friday February 25 at 2 PM at Mrs A N Hays home. Members will respond to roll call by saying if they have prepared bins for a spring garden. The event invites all three communities to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Strickland
A. N. Hays
Demonstration Club Meet at Eagle Lake on Feb 24
The Eagle Lake Women's Home Demonstration Club will hold its semi monthly meeting on Thursday afternoon February 24 at 230 pm. A program on Pot Plants for the Home will be given by Mrs O M Womack, reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Lake
Merry Pals of Nada Present Eyes of Love Comedy Drama
Nada News notes the Merry Pals of Nada will stage The Eyes of Love a comedy drama next Sunday evening at 7 30 in the parish hall. Cast includes Elizabeth Popp Martha Leopold Viasta Labay Billy Hoffmann Elizabeth Leopold Lawrence Krenek George Gerberman Ted Schoellmann Claybourne Delaya and others with Reverend Mother Alphonse and sisters visiting. Also reports a new baby Theresa Louise born February 13 to Mr and Mrs L P Hinch and visits from Mrs Emil Holub and son Emil Jr to Bud Schramm’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Leopold
Merry Pals
Nada
Elizabeth Popp
Carolina
Martha Leopold
Godlye
Viasta Labay
Reeta
Illie Hoffmann
Mrs. Barry
Gallya
Elizabeth Leopold
Lora
Lawrence Krenek
Burt Ware
Herman Popp
Clark
George Gerberman
Judge Barry
Ted Schoellmann
Royal Manton
Burt
Claybourne Delaya
Jim Rankin
Mother Alphonse
Incarnate Word
Shiner
Theresa
Margaret
Martha
Burns Hospital
Cuero
Peter
L. PF. Hinch
Theresa Louise
George Kallas
Hallettsville
Emil Holub
Emil, Jr
Dubina
Bud Schramm
Lissie Happenings and Local Notices Summary
Community notes report sympathy for Mrs. J L Adkins on her father’s death with funeral held in Wallis. Families Benton Pussell and daughters plan to move to Angleton. R L Cook visited Houston. Missionary Band meets with Lillian Roly Isenhower. Local rumors mention activity on the O R Strunk place and a forthcoming deling in Inca ton. Several ladies attended a shower for Mrs. Fred Gertson. Dr Outlay plans school vaccination for smallpox diphtheria and typhoid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Adkins
Wallis
Benton Pussell
Loma Lee
Doris
Angleton
R. L. Cook
Houston
Lillian Roly Isenhower
Deling
Gus Miler
A. A. Gertesoy
Calvin Gertson
Armitt Thomas
J. H. Wills
Fred Gertson
Outlay
Fueture
GONUS NEDRA GIRL 4 H CLUB MEETING REPORTS HINTS
Vivian Faye Assery reports on Bonn Nedi Girl s 4 H Club meeting held at the school house. Miss Delia Pfluger demonstrates measuring for a head scarf and weighted fabric tests while advising against weighted material due to shrinking and fading. Members present include four eigh and Miss Lillie Henrichs with clothing plans reviewed. Also notes social items and a car sale ad and visits by local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Faye Assery
Delia Plager
Riot Winder
Henry Mountain wilderness an inaccessible Utah landmark
A Utah geologist describes the Henry Mountain wilderness as one of the world's most inaccessible regions. He details immense lava formations, deep canyons, and scarce vegetation, noting limited exploration and the area’s remoteness from roads or railways. Major John Wesley Powell first identified the area in 1869.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Nature
Utah
Henry Mountain
Africa
United States
Frederick J. Pack
Geological Department of
Utah University
Salt Lake City
Pack
Sur Face
Plas
Hanksville
Henry Mouldin
John KR. Powell
Colorado
Green River
Wyo
Henry Mountining
Princeton University
Peck
Wilderne
Henry Moustain
Buteh Cassidy
Buteh
Pack Yelites
Pack Yelites. "Tk
Dirty Devil River
Henry Mountain Range
Cassidy
Wyoming
New Mexico
Arizonia
Untitled Substitution Advice Run-on Ad Copy
A fragmentary ad note warns that substitutions may cost more and threaten business by risking customers. It hints at pricing tactics and perceived value in a terse, cautionary tone.
Advertising as public good and business force
The passage argues advertising benefits public relief in emergencies and supports private relief efforts. It credits advertising with uniting arts for selling goods, inspiring innovation in design production and marketing, enhancing profits and national wealth, and earning broad public trust in advertisers and manufacturers.
Relative of Local Family 15 Injured in Auto Crash Nearby
Mrs. B. S. Lee and son Bruner Lee were in Houston visiting relatives when Mrs. Lee’s sister, Mrs. McCartney, was critically injured in a recent automobile accident in Iowa. Mrs. Lee and her mother visited last summer at the aunt’s home. Roger Killough, UT student, spent the weekend with his father, 2. Killough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. S. Lee
Bruner Lee
Houston
Roger Killough
University of Texas
2. Killough
Sulphur Dipping Boosts Mohair Crops Appealing
Dipping of goats in wettable sulphur rapidly improves mohair quality and rancher profits. R D Ashley of San Saba county dipped 1000 goats in June and sold mohair yielding 3 pounds per goat last fall, up from 2.5. W H Taylor logged similar gains from 2000 goats. About twenty Coleman area ranchers plan to dip with sulfur this summer. a 1936 Ford Y-8 pickup offered for 425 dollars. R C Phillips of Houston visits family in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards Plaza
R. D. Ashley
San Saba
W. H. Taylor
Coleman Section
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Bruce W. McCarty
Rae
G&iicial
Fie Cake Rovertieer
Texas
Chesterville News
Bernardo News
Mentz News
Chu
Herney
Adelph Kan- Brelner
Hilda
Frank Miler
Revlon” Meartz
Walter Krause
New Ulin
Mortie
W. P. Goddyini
Willard
Belden “Westley
Miesangiel
Parentolloce of
Weienis
R. Buhy
Garwood
Yuire
Valentinus
Rome
St. Valentine
Luper
North
Iti
Garden Club
Leades
Missionary Circle
Mrs. Vineyard
Tri-Community Club
Dastroy Glenn Osattred
Bnele Cleaners
Nada News
Lissie
Gonus-Nedra
A. K. Baring
Joe Harley
Galveston
Hurley
Louis Hinta
R. G. Dawson
G. P. Hoye
Doyle Browning
Beaumont
Utah Area
Butch
Grover A. Whalen
Strickland
W.S. Strickland
Mgr
Ege
Leke,Texe
R. C. Phillips
John Matthews
Legion Hale Sealy
Charlie Derhy
Old Dutch Bakery
Servel
Electrolux
Nce Bi Furniture Co
Wile Creary
Bion
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