Johnston Guilty in Texas Governor Race Forgery Case
Mrs Kate M Johnston a 1926 Texas governor candidate pleaded guilty to forging drafts in Floresville and San Antonio. She received a two year penitentiary sentence for a 125 draft and was also tried on a 700 draft case. Insanity plea noted by judge W O Murray after hospital observation. The trial drew many physicians and prominent Texas businessmen as witnesses. The report also lauds Southern Pacific for road repairs on the Floresville depot area improving mud and dust conditions.
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Kate M. Johnston
Texas
City National Bank
Mt. Floresville
City National
W. P. Hobby
State Hospital
San An
Didge W. O. Murray
San’ Antonio
Sev
Johnston
R of Texas
Tace
Southern Pacific Ry. Co
Floresville
John Mayes
Dozier Construction Co
T. AS. White
H. Graham
Poth Ships Seventy Five Cars of Onions
Poth has shipped 75 carloads of Bermudas onions from the Poth area with August Malcher handling most of the crop. Cars go to various U S locations. returns from growers have been satisfactory and quality is praised. About 150 carloads expected for the season if weather remains favorable. Eddie Billimek and Frank Maicher are among large growers, though some have not started harvest yet. the onion trade has brought in money locally.
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United States
Texas
Poth
Eddie Billimek
Frank Maicher
Commencement Exercises Here Monday May 25
Graduating class comprises 21 members with William Mills named valedictorian. Closing festivities are planned soon.
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Wm. Mills
Floresville Public School Announces Close and Commencement
The Floresville public school will close Friday May 22 with commencement exercises set for Monday evening May 25. Senior class members include William Mills valedictorian and Annie Mae McNiel salutatorian. the class roster lists Charles Korbell Louise Ridout Tom Henry William Dela Zerda Tom Carnes Naomi Peavy Peggy McDaniel Sam Blum Marie Vela Esther Pfeil Victor Miculka Lois Marek Lois George Madeleine Staudt Omfry J Bomba Jr Elizabeth Paulus Harry Garza Elda Schmidt Reynold Flores.
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Floresville
Mier Reine
Spellman
Pristor
University Methodist
Chiure
Austin
Maury Hughes
Dallas
William Mills
Annié Mae McNiel
Charles Korbell
Louise Ridout
Tom Henry
William J. Dela Zerda
Tom Carnes
Naomi Peavy
Peggy McDaniel
Sam Blum
Marie Vela
Annie Mae McNiel
Esther
Pfeil
Victor Miculka
Lois Marek
Lois George
Madaleine Staud
Junior Day at New Braunfels Delightful Occasion
Floresville juniors from the high school enjoyed a Saturday trip to New Braunfels in May 1981. They arrived at 11 30 for a deli spread of chicken salad and pimento sandwiches then swam and boated. After miniature golf they returned to San Antonio for a Majestic theatre party, accompanied by chaperones Mrs John Ost Spruce Mrs Ed Franklin and Miss Josephine Brown.
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Landa Park
New Braunfels
Floresville
Majestic
John
Fatal knife killing at Loma Vista farm dance
Antonio Castillo, 23, charged with murdering his brother in law Luis Flores at dawn Sunday on the A D Hoel scher farm in Loma Vista. Flores, about 23, was said to have his throat cut with a razor. Both men were married with one child. Castillo released on $1000 bail after examining trial by Justice Henson.
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Antonio’ Castillo
Luis Flores
TOR
Henson
Flores
Hoelscher
the. Loma
Vista
Castino
Wilson ‘County
Honor Wins Poth School Closing Play Sunday May 10
The Poth school presents its closing four act play “Honor Wins” at the school auditorium on Sunday May 10 at 8 15 p m with a cast of 12 students. A benefit for the school features special entrees and cordially invites all attendees.
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Poth
Noel Adient Ee
Kenedy Poultry Structure Destroyed by Fire
A Kenedy poultry facility suffered a major fire Monday damaging a cold storage plant and warehouse. Estimated losses range from thirty thousand to forty thousand dollars, with officials reporting the fire destroyed the structure and caused extensive damage to equipment.
Fire destroys Kenedy poultry and produce storage
A large two story building housing poultry and produce storage in Kenedy was nearly gutted by fire Monday evening. Flames were spotted about 7 o clock, spreading quickly through the second story before discovery. Fire departments fought the blaze for over two hours with no damage to nearby property. Loss is estimated between 30000 and 40000 dollars, partially insured.
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Kenedy
Wis
Mondre
Kene Acyl Karhes
Floresville Star Korbell Heads To State 440 Yard Dash
Floresville high school star Charles Korbell will compete in the 440 yard dash at the Texas state meet in Austin today. He is finishing his senior year and has posted one of the best records for a Floresville defender of the maroon and white. Korbell previously shined at the Fiesta San Jacinto Meet in San Antonio and will face top Texas high school sprinters in preliminaries.
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Sede Lrivin
Floresville
Charles Korbell
Austin
Tend
Korbell
San- ‘Matéos
San Jacinto
San Antonio
Main
Texas
Temple
Jocak
Fine Fettle
Mary - Frances ‘B. Baldwin
Evelyn Waldie
Marionne
Emmett Lyons Whitsett
Girs
Onufry
Bomba
Poth
Floresyile
of “Iliegs
Floresville American Legion Plans Annual Independence Day Celebration
Floresville Post No. 38 announces an annual Independence Day observance at the Fair Grounds with a full day of activities and a barbecue on Saturday July 4th Plans from the Kosciusko school house meeting show enthusiasm and committees to be named in next week’s Chronicle Journal Reports detail relief measures and hospitalizations of disabled in rural Wiloa County with membership over one hundred and growing
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Floresville
American Legion
Kosciusko
New Officers Will Be Elected By Local Church Board
The Methodist church board of stewards held a social and business meeting at the Woolsey home with fifteen of nineteen members present. Hosts FE Woolsey Jr and J Merchant led a chicken barbecue and later discussed church affairs. Several new directors will be elected to serve for the ensuing year. annual reports and financial review will be given at the next meeting. The Chamber of Commerce has supported county diversification efforts with a membership over 200 and ongoing projects benefiting the area.
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Wells
Board of Directors
Merchant
Woolsey
Evelyn
Graham
Oes “Arche
He. Wells
Chamber of Commerce
Floreyyile
I Ville
Floresville Ends Day Passenger Trains After 1885 Start
Floresville loses day passenger service effective midnight March 3 1931 as the San Antonio Kenedy line suspends day trains to towns between San Antonio and Kenedy. Only the early morning and midnight trains remain. last through Floresville may have occurred last Saturday. Local chambers of commerce and railroad officials cited private cars buses and freight growth as reasons for withdrawal. The town celebrated the 1885 arrival of the original line with a notable ceremony led by Mayor S V Houston and other officials.
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Floresville
Antonio
Kenedy
San “ Antonio
Davy Crockett
San Antonio
Remedy to Prevent Spring Hog Disease Warns Farmers
County Agent K. D. Beck advises farmers to prevent hog disease by ensuring minerals are supplied per directions on commercial hog feeds. Include protein supplements like one pound daily per hog or equal parts cottonseed meal and tankage, and use green feed to cut costs. Preventive feeding is cheaper than curing sick hogs later.
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K. D. Beck
Sons Of Rev And Mrs A B Weathersby Graduate In Mississippi
The editor reports a beautifully engraved invitation to attend the graduation event for the sons of Rev and Mrs A B Weathersby in Mississippi. The item notes the ceremony and inviting elegance as a social highlight.
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A. B. Weathersby
Mississippi
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