Looking Backward liens and chautauqua memories in town
A May 28 1920 front page recounts a busy week with a well attended chautauqua program delighting crowds. It notes marriages, community notices, local movements and visits, plus scattered names and towns in a lively yet scattered community chronicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Is City
Roy Heard
Rosenberg
Gongratnat
Gausant Mresieted & Com
Chautinatin
Hermans Hyek
Wei
Tran
Punchbock
Shaw
Garwood
Amos
Ciy
Sam H Linnie
Cnilde
Meowle
Youkum
San Antonito
Mro
Dungin
Gardner Min
Ay Burnett
Lie
Recti
Alton Mele
Jack Gurney
Ami
Baby Ehme
Wharton
Lions Host Special Meeting With Lionesses At Altair Park
Local Lions and Lionesses gather at Altair Park for a special meeting with District Governor Tom Henderson of EL Campo to present key awards to deserving members. Other notes mention PP Ramsey visiting his ill brother, dry weather reports, and family travels around Rick, Bale Lake, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Lake
Altair Park
Lionesses
Tom Henderson
EL Campo
Ramsey
JH. Ramsey
Tahoka
Local sports notes and weekend activities recap
A fragmentary sports column reviews recent activities and weeklong outings. It mentions Alm Gen Puckett Garnett and Teoat Dutteron with the Mets, family visits by Mr and Mrs BOM Settle, and camping days on a creek where Verner Matthews reportedly had a notable incident at ten o’clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puckett
Luverne
Bom
Hlousien
Ruste
Mooney
Edeward Cummas
Dick Putney
I Creek
Verner Matthews
Westin
Cwoesko
Miscellaneous clippings note wartime shifts and local life
A collection of eclectic clippings covers wartime language and phrases, banana dehydration for war logistics, and local notices. It mentions D-Day era terminology, banana powder use, Jamacian pilot plant for dried fruit, and community updates on residents, schooling, and church activities in Texas and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tropics
Jamacca
Weimar News Notes and Local Social Items
Miss Louise Ripper, longtime Joe D. Luna Drug Store saleslady, returns to Weimar amid regret from management and friends. Houston trip covers family events, schooling, and work updates for locals including Tygh, Manion, and others. Community notices touch church, engagements, shop closures, and travel for family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Ripper
Joe D. Luna
Weimar
Louise
Chas. Enghrock
Son
Houston
Brother
Sam Houston Tygh
United Gas Pipe Line
Joe Stil
Schulenburg
Davis Manion
Abbot T
San Antonin
Cat Landa
New
Landaes Attend Cadet Stahl Graduation at TMI San Antonio
Mr and Mrs Harry Landa spent Wednesday in San Antonio attending the commencement exercises at Texas Military Institute where their grandson Cadet David Marion Stahl graduated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Landa
San Antonio
Texas Military Institute
Da‘id Marion Stahl
Market keeps running in Walker absence in Columbus
Leonard and Doris Walker and their aunt Mrs Grace Wink manage Eagle Market and frozen lockers in Columbus during Mr and Mrs Carter Walker’s trip to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard and
Doris Walker
Mrs
Grace Wink
Columbus
Carter Walker
California
Also Mentioned on This Page
American Express
Lions
Manet Mivicht
New York
J. TR. Ambutgin
G. Kolber
Lee Joansten
Rick
Rirhownd
Monlax
Bale Lake
Jinan
Reneh
Veining
Orie
Prisoin
Marshfield
South Pacific
Texas
Universiy of Texas
John Sealy College of Nursing
West Chass
Ely Enyoll
Bar Apple
Ly TV
Tesiun
Simkar
Hugh
Alcahid
Rumes
All. Dures
Jerdin
Adah
Los Angeles
Calif
Jordan
Bagle Lake
Freie
Magle Lake
Tastor Wolf
Din Janina
Lidian Leta Hoffman
Trursin Brune
Joanelle Brooks
Herma
Dene Hoffmian
Texas Lutheran College
Seguin
Amen Lutheran Cikehend
Chas Culpepper Stilll
Team
Fort Worth
U. S. Dept. of Agriculture
Steet
Wediar
Pastor G Wolf
Betty Hugh Wand
Tanner
Ank Lumdsor
MG. ‘Avert
Tnneville
Norm Bentley Davids
Ele Sone
Ciliren
Gu Milier
de Avy
Cacheran
Bis Dut Jis
Shell Company
Long Island City
Pepsi
U. S. War Bonds and Stamps
Wilcox Grocery
Eagle
Ake
Pioneer Flour Mills
San Antonio, Texas
KTSA
Annie Lareice
Tee
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