Johnson City notes show many visitors and local updates
Johnson City records a flurry of visitors from Blanco Cypress Mill and San Marcos including Miss Pearl Fawcett Mrs Pauline Gypson and Winifred Cox. Local transport improvements include a bridge over the Pedernales River and completion of the Airline Highway to Round Mountain. A ball game in Lampasas saw Johnson City lose 6 to 1 with local students spending weekend at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emilie Bushnell
Blanco County
Johnson City
Texas
Pauline Gypson
Winifred Cox
Austin
Pedernales River
Round Mountain
Lampasas
Bertha
Maggie Kennedy
Floyd Jerrell
Ruth
Annie
Roland Hunicutt
Ollie Collins
Lyndon Johnson
San Marcos
Smith Marzolf couple wed at Judge Martiny home
Mrs. Zola Mae Smith and Mr. John Milton Marzolf were quietly married at Judge Wm. Martiny’s home Friday evening July 26. Judge Martiny performed the ceremony. Mr. Marzolf works with the pipeline. They plan to depart for Mexico soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zola Mae Smith
John Milton Marzolf
Wm. Martiny
Judge Martiny
Marzolf
Mexico
Local residents and visitors noted in town news
Mr Hohn Haley and several out of town visitors were in town on Tuesday and Thursday. Austin and Blanco residents stopped by for business and to visit relatives while others attended church services at the Baptist Church. Ailing Mrs A J Wells remains ill with blood poisoning, and Cecil Smith underwent surgery at Barnwell Sanitarium and is recovering.
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Cecil Smith
Social visits noted in Blanco region
Mr and Mrs John Durham of Austin and Miss Willa Sanders of Austin visited relatives in Blanco. Herman Schlameaus of the Narrows, Gus Ross, Ben Brigham of Austin, Will Breed and son of Dripping Springs, Carl Shugart, James Fulcher, and Sam Brown were seen in nearby towns including Fredericksburg Round Mountain Johnson City and Johnson City on weekend or Sunday visits with family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willa Sanders
Austin
Will Breed and Son
Dripping Springs
Carl Shugart
James Fulcher
Sam Brown
Johnson City
Wagner couple meet Cox visitor after Rock Springs visit
Mr and Mrs A J Wagner ran into Mrs A J Cox in Ingram on Sunday. Cox had been visiting Rock Springs and accompanied them back home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Wagner
Ingram
A. J. Cox
Rock Springs
Local Visitors From Various Towns Seen Here
Mrs. E J Alexander of Kinks ville visits relatives here. John Dodgen, employed in Marple Falls, is visiting for a few days. Madams Max MeQveries Carl Shugart and Miss Leahelle Wagner were visitors in John son City Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E .J. Alexander of
Kinksville
John Dodgen
Marple Falls
Max MeQveries
Carl Shugart
Leahelle Wagner
Johnson City
Timely Hints On The Picnic Lunch
Practical advice on packing picnics raises waxed paper and thermos usage. Emphasizes wrapping each item separately, using a kit for car trips, and avoiding mixed flavors. Notes playful view of modern travel turning households into gypsy-like travelers and allowing hot dishes en route.
Perfect Retention Shields Offer Rupture Relief
Evening by telephone appointment only no charge for consultation Mr C F Redlich claims his retention shields hold rupture securely in any body position or weight lifted. He asserts instant relief strengthens weak tissues and often restores natural retaining power with no outside support. Claims include relief from stomach trouble backache and constipation and promises durable sanitary devices not belts or leg straps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Redlich
Food prep tips with waxed paper containers and packing ideas
The passage describes wrapping hot food in towels and newspaper to stay warm. It praises individual waxed paper containers for packing fruit or potato salad and suggests using waxed paper to separate items, preventing pickles from touching cake even in a shoe box lunch.
Strange Cargo and Palace Adverts On Aug. Six And Seven
The note lists film showings Strange Cargo and Palace performances on Tuesday and Wednesday August 6th and 7th. It also advertises Lady Margaret Dreams and a complexion care warning, with subscription info for the STANDARD at $1.50 per year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Margaret
Central Drug Co
Adv
High Seas
Farm timber yields record state-wide 1928 total
Farm timber in thirty four East and Northeast Texas counties brought its owners 6 192 000 in 1928 according to State Forester B O Siecke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
B. O. Siecke
Pay as you drive tire installment plan
A local tire store at 44 46 Fredericksburg offers buy now pay later options for tires. Customers can finance purchases through an installment plan to spread costs over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredericksburg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Blanco County News
Johnson City News
Mr. Jessie Sublet
Henry
Gles
Ed. Ottomers of
Miss Pearl Fawcett
Edwin Patton of
Blanco
Messrs
Julius Rhynald Fuchs
Cypress Mill
B. J. Stubbs
J. S. Casparis
Will Schroeder
Mildred of Herwig
Simon Boozier
Mr. Geo. Kinney of
J. D. Kinney
Albert Kennedy
Mrs
Jim Kennedy
A. P. Box
Little Son
Mrs. Box
G. T. Bryan
Joyce Goar
California
John Goar
Charlie McCormack
A. J. Rose
Willie Goar
Chas. Galloway
Othella Tanner
Albert
R. Arrington
Otto Learson
J. R. Kelley
Kate Kelley
Derwood Kitchen
Howard Klett
CIA
Mr. Hohn Haley
Willie Willey
Ibinies
John Brown of
Ben Felps
Hye
Dayton Murray
Mr.Alvey Hunnicutt
Jim Odiorne
Reeve
Lee Odiorne
Arion of
The
Baptist Church
A. J. Wells
N. E. Lester
San Angelo
Arnst
Lowel Mountain
Jim Peery
Allen Sharp
Elven Waters
Richard Collins
Richard, Jr
Ben Desmond
John
J. King
Master of
Endurance
Elks Club
Houston
Music Palace
Fredericksburg, Texas
Yours
John J. King
Blanco News
John Durham
Herman Schlameaus
the Narrows
Gus. Ross
Ben Brigham of
Gordon Buckner
Ostrow Hotel
Home
Boston Block
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Joe Besier
Brecht Refrigeration
Rail Road
Three
Colorado River Valley
Smithville, Texas
Kerrville
Bandera Road
B. L. Weidenfeld
Kerrville, Texas
Alfred Wahrmund
Gold
Richard Stehling
Fredericksburg, Tex
General Motors
Chevrolet
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