Sam Sutherland Visit Recap and Local Gatherings
In Sutherland Ne, residents recount visits and arrivals from San Antonio and New York. Mrs. Lawrence Wren hosts in San Antonio while Mrs. J. Sutherland’s sister joins, guests enjoy a late supper and “Progressive 42” refreshments for about 40 friends at the Busby House.
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Sam
Sutherland
Manana
Ada
Tesa
Fredie
Ie West
San Antonio
Mesdames Larence Wren
Jack Sutherland
Karnes Faces Stockdale In Sluggish Quarter Display
In the last quarter Stockdale moved the ball toward Karnes goal line but failed on downs after a punt attempt. The two Batchelor boys for Karnes gained ground intermittently as the drive stalled and Karnes held.
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Stockdale
Karnes
Pont
Batchelor Boys
Karnes Se
Floresville Musical Club Delivers Pagliacci Program Night
The Floresville Musical Club held its second autumn meeting at Mrs. J. C. Houston's home on October 13. Members presented Browning literary notes and a Pagliacci program led by Mrs. Arthur Eschenburg, with Canio portrayed by Miss Jewel Franklin and vocal selections by Mrs. Joby W. Spruce. Cosmos flowers and a fruit salad concluded the evening hosted by E. W. Herrington and others.
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Floresville Musical Club
J. C. Houston
Browning
W. C. Stephenson
Brownings
Arthur Eschenburg
Léonca Vallo
Canio
Caruso
Miss. Mitchell
Tonio
Jewel Franklin
Joby W. Spruce
Columbine
E. W. Herrington
J.T. Sheehy
John W. Reese
Mamie Ballard
Mae Glass
Karnes County Fair to Highlight Sports in Kenedy Parade
Kenedy opens Karnes County Fair with a big parade and runs Friday night featuring horse races daily with entrants from across the state. Events include football games, airplane stunt flying, parachute jumps by Kelly Field, greyhound and rabbit races with 32 dog stakes daily, and a rodeo.
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Kenedy
Tex
Karnes County Fair
Kelly Field
Slumberless Party at Mrs Beck Inspires Ghost Fun
A detailed account of a Halloween themed slumberless party hosted by Mrs. B. D. Beck for Christian Endeavorers and friends. The night features a glow fire, a fortune board, ghost room antics using edible props, humorous mock trials, a late night walk, a three o'clock show led by Kathleen as Don Felice, a dawn river breakfast, and a lively group of attendees listed by name.
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Beeville
Reys
Sam Fore
Kathleen
Don Felice
Anna Laura
Lena
Louise
Joy
Lois
Torgue
Teck
Anna
Pioneer citizen James Hall dies after long Wilson County life
James Tel lis Hall of Stockdale and San Antonio died at 10 AM Sunday October 4 1925 at 446 Cumberland Drive San Antonio Texas aged 69 years 10 months He was born December 12 1855 in Jefferson City Missouri and moved to Texas with his parents settling near Seguin later in Stockdale He married Lou Thorn in 1888 and had three children Jimmie Lou Hall Mrs F Johnson and Thornton Hall A nephew W M Edmondson of Stockdale survives Also a granddaughter Wilfred Johnson of Del Rio His life centered in Wilson County where he worked in stock farming and later became a director of the First State Bank of Stockdale He was known for kindness and steadiness and will be remembered by a broad circle of friends His remains were laid to rest in Stockdale cemetery with W O W officiating The obituary ends with an ad for fire insurance from Fiorer Airville Insurance Agency EB Johnson manager
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Cumberland Drive
San Antonio
Texas
Jefferson City
D.T. Hall
Seguin
Stockdale
Wilson Co
Lou Thorn
Jimmie Lou ‘Hall
F. _ Johnson
del Rio
Thornton’ Hall
Httle
Wilfred’ ‘Johnson
W. M. Edmondson
Wilson County
Jim Hall
Jimmie Hall
First State Bank of
Dee
Cotton gin records show sharp drop in Bell County yields
Temple Texas October 14 government report on October ginning shows 5 989 bales ginned in Bell County to date versus 46 607 in the same period of 1924 indicating a likely final yield well down from last year.
Floresville Cemetery Association Meets Join Dues and Next Date
The Floresville Cemetery Association met with Mrs. W. C. Stephenson on Oct 9 to approve dues payments and adjust meeting time to 3 o clock. Members and visitors attended, with several dues paid and a San Antonio donation noted. The group authorized hiring help for weeds and grass burrs and scheduled the next meeting for Nov 13, 1925 with Mrs. Sam Fore Jr.
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Floresville
Blake Fore
Ada B. Smith
San Antonio
Robinson
Sam Fore, Jr
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