Ladies Guild Entertained as Scout Trophies Displayed
The Episcopal Ladies' Guild was delightfully entertained by Mrs. G Schleicher at the parish house on Tuesday afternoon. South ern magnolias in tall crystal vases decorated the room. The program included making articles and a special display of forty scout medals and other trophies donated by Eagle Lake firms at the M Steinweis store windows. The medals will be awarded to winning boys at the Landa Park encampment in New Braunfels. Also noted was Mr Thornton Melton leaving for home after a stay, and Mrs P P Doole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schleicher
Steinweis
Episcopal Ladies’ Guild
G. Schleicher
Marsella
Henston
Mes
James J. A. Dromeeie OM Johneau
J. R. Westmoreland
Fannty Wilen
Woc
Elkins
Wer
Ofowint
Dancan
Brasig
Marbert
Walker
Miss Nettelbladt
M. Steinweis
Eagle Lake
Landa Park
New Braunfels
Car Wreck Near Borden Injures Mrs Coats
Mr FP B Rowne cashier at Bugle Lake State Bank and Mrs Ira Coats of Beatdy escaped injury when their Chrysler coach left the highway east of Borden. The car rolled over down an embankment at about 4 pm last Sunday. Mrs Coats suffered chest pain from a possible door handle injury. both were taken to Columbus for care and later to Lissie for rest. The car struck a spike blowing a tire before the crash at about 20 mph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FP. B. Rowne
Bugle Lake State Bank
Ira Coats
Beatdy
Crysler
Kenedy
Lissie
Borden
Rawne
Coats
Rowne
Columbus
Autolure
Will Taesd
John N. Lee
John Chumney Injured as Horse Falls on Him
John M Chmaney escaped serious injury when his horse fell into a deep prairie hole during cattle work near Cad's Mott below Wissie. He was stunned briefly. face and nose skinned, and injuries to the left side and right chest. His partner Chas von Lengerke aided him as they worked cattle recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Chmaney
Cad’s
Mott
Wissie
Chas, von Lengerke
Chimneys
Fiat
Jon
John Ways
le Rey Moe
Headlights Columns Carry Advertising For Coca Cola
The Headlights paper highlights Coca Cola as the leading soft drink with widespread advertising. It notes Coca Cola’s popularity, advertising spending, and the company’s influential stance in Colorado county papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Headlights
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cnla
Dvn
Pata Cooi-Coli
Aude Milionaire
Coca Cola
Fottlad CoerCola
Boottehen
Pwiteawake
Boetteher
Moore on trial for murder in Wharton today
Mariah Moore colored, known in the county as a domestic worker, stands trial in Wharton on a murder charge for the shooting of her husband Henry Moore at Hong a few weeks prior. County officials and several area families connected to Moore are present in Wharton as spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariah Moore
Wharton
Wook
Whrton
Henry Moore
Hong
Wisvioner
Geo. W. Reith
Fod
Methodist Ladies Meet With Mes Heck Tuesday
The Methodist Ladies society held a regular meeting with Mrs Gee Ty Meek presiding. Tuesday afternoon members were present. After a brief agenda, hostesses served refreshments. The next meeting was postponed due to church unity events and will be held at the Episcopal church next Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liudies’ Society
Fife
P. Trevelle
Alley
Fychoreht
Boy Suffered Appendicitis in Houston Hospital Visit
Luiterd, eleven year old son of Mr and Mrs AC AV Mihi, suffered appendicitis and was taken to Methodist Hospital in Houston early Friday morning, accompanied by his mother and Dr W G Youmans. Examination showed the operation was not necessary. after a day in the hospital he seemed well, while Hiro and Byipford remained for a visit with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luiterd
AC AV. Mihi
Houston
Wie
W. G. Youmans
Mel
Hiro
Byipford
Houktin
Colorada
Columbus High School Commencement Exercises Tonight
The Columbus high school commencement will be held at the town hall tonight. Superintendent S will deliver the address. Music features provided by Mrs J Mansfield, Miss Margaret Mansfield, Miss Jocelyn Hamburger, and others. Performances include selections by Mrs Mary Gordon-Burttschell, Mrs Gus Obenhau, Miss Kittle Mayes, and Miss Ruth Young.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaint City
J J. Maanfield
Margaret
Jocelyn Hamburger
Vneal
Former Garwood citizen dies in Halletsville at 9:15
Mrs Bertha Fria Netardus, formerly Garwood, died Friday morning in Halletsville after a long illness at 9 15. Her first husband Chis Mrazek, former editor of the Colorado Citizen, died years ago. She is survived by her husband Me Netardus of Hallettsville a son Charles Mrncek Jr and two younger children. Funeral services will be held in Hallettsville at 9 o clock Saturday morning attended by relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pll. Netardus
Misa Bertha Fria
Garwood
Welock
Halletsville
Netardus
Mr. Chis, Mrazek
The
Colorado Citizen
Me. Neturdus
Vallettsville
Charles Mrncek, Jr
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Eagle Lake Bottling Co
Trey Bettie
Weimar
Emate
Landa’s
Thorntot Melton
Brg
Franklin
Amd
NEW Rex Theatre
Herbert Rawlinson
Douglas Fairbanks
P Paramount Picture
John Chumney
Trongonte
San Antonio
Llosa Wilagerut
Londinr Dhe
Jantfine Cayenne
Graham
L.J. Burger
Paramount
Paramount Radio Company
Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y
Tony
Methodist
HECK
Boy
Cement Tonight
Columbus CO
Exercis
Hallettsville
R. A. Hislen
Alfice
Christian Church
King
Christhan Clinvch
Nottawa
J. W. Bradford
Dallas Hotel
Nigel Tun
Eagle Lake Lumber Company Telephone
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