Blanco Social Notes Show Weekend Visitors Arriving in Town
A roundup of Blanco residents hosting and visiting relatives and friends over the weekend. Ted Casparis of Burnet, Mrs. Morse of Austin, Miss Peterman, Mrs. Peterman and baby, Mrs. Stubbs, and others appear among those visiting kin in Blanco or hosting guests from Austin, Waco, San Antonio, Georgetown, and Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Casparis
Burnet
Fred Morse
Austin
Laura Klett
Margaret Peterman
Dorothy Watkins
Waco
E. F. Peterman
Baby
San Antonio
Julia Mae Lester
B. J. Stubbs
Roy Klett
University At Austin
Thad McCullough
Walter McCullough
Blanco
Chas. Crist
Johnson City
Susie Bushnell
John Bushnell
Ed Freeman
Jay Young
Kendalia
Lee Green
Joy
Georgetown
McMaster
George Johnson
Houston
Tom Johnson
Mattie Gilbert
California
T. J. Davis
Cecil Maddox
Clovis N. M
Jim Graham
G. G. Wooderson
McCamey
J. H. Clark
Roy Kiett
Edna Parish
Howard Kiett
Olile Collins
Little Daughter
Ernst Krappenbach
FE. Johnson
San
Jim Yancey
J. R. Hudgings
E. J. Alexander
D. E. Lindeman
Coleman
Joe Buckner
Warren Edmunson
Margret Patton
Annabelle Smith
David Trainer
Libbie Byars
Odiorne Gliddon Miss Sophie Marie Gliddon wed in Johnson City
Odiorne Gliddon Sophie Marie married James Rufus Odiorne Wednesday evening at the Christian Church in Johnson City with Judge J H Clark officiating. Attendants included Cynthia Crider maid of honor and Roy Klett best man. Honeymooning in Mexico, they will reside near Johnson City after returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophie Marie Gliddon
James Rufus Odiorne
Christian Church
Johnson City
J. H. Clark
Cynthia Crider
Joyce Goar
Gertrude Klappenbach
Meryl Gliddon
Imogene Stevenson
Roy Klett
E. J. Walters
Oleta Wolfe
Roslyn Gliddon
Reverdy Gliddon
Roy Dollahue
Dorothy
Marie Klaerner
Fredericksburg
R. T. Gliddon
Oqodiorne
Mexico
Helen’s Twentieth Birthday Party Revealed
Tony asks Henry if he will attend Helen's party. Henry questions the birthday, and Tony confirms it is her twentieth, noting he attended last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
Helen
Henry
Doss Locals Baseball Defeated By Cyclones 27 to 10
Palo Alto lost to the Cyclones 27 to 10 as Emil Sauer pitched a full game for the Cyclones while Hawkins and Staats allowed many hits and runs for Palo Alto. The crowd saw a decisive Cyclones win with Sauer handling the pitching workload.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palo Alto
Cyclones
Emil Sauer
Hawkins
Staats
Emil Lang
Onion Creek
Lang’s Mill
Rose Sauer
Ida Faught
Eldorado
Haper Rawlings
Theo, Neffendorf Jr
Waco
Witt
Esther Mund
Lora
Leona Baethge
Albert Baethge
Doss Luther League
Mano
Elgin Dittmar
Castel Locals Share News From Roundabout Visits
Castil locals report Robert Kassell returning to Austin after visiting homefolks. Walter Kassell plans an indefinite stay. Lester Keyser spends the week in Liano. Rubin Lehmberg family enjoy river camping and relatives nearby. Moseley and Kussell families return from Brenham after visiting hospitalized sister L A Wiemers. Rev Foerster family and Victor Foerster guests of Grote family this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kassell
Austin
Walter Kassell
Lester Keyser
Liano
Rubin Lehmberg
Marjorie
Virgil
T. P. Moseley
F C. Kussell
Brenham
L. A. Wiemers
F. Foerster
Bill and
Alfred
Garwood
Victor Foerster
Mason
R. O. Grote
Theft Suspect Breaks Out Of Mason Jail
A. W. Mayfield escaped from the Mason jail Monday evening around 7 30 PM after picking his cell lock and slipping out through the outer cell while the lock was left open during supper. He was arrested in San Angelo on April 28 on burglary and theft charges connected to a Peters Prairie school break in on April 26 stealing about 75 dollars worth of silver loving cups. He remains at large awaiting grand jury action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Mayfield
Mason
Mayfield
San Angelo
Peters Prairie School
Harper News Briefs From Far and Nearby
Clayton Parker and Leslie Philips traveled to Dryden on business. Numerous locals visit relatives and friends across Sonora Wichita Falls El Paso Fredericksburg Mason and others including cattle talks with government officials. A house fire at J S Whitewood’s residence caused damage. cause believed from a dropped match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Parker
Leslie Philips
Dryden
Granville Parker
Billie Joe
Peggy Sue
Sonora
Chas E. Bein
Janette Smith
Effie Simmons
Wichita Falls
Opal Mabry
el Paso
Anita Marshal
Olive Parker
Miss Foy
Noxville
Harper
Alfred Kramer
Fredericksburg
William Casper
Harper Rawlings
Floyd Bierschwale
Segovia
Tolbert Hoffman
Jack
Robstown
Gilbert E. Pape
Ramon
Buddy
Granville Barker
Morris Bein
Oliver Roberts
Round Mountain
B. C. Sageser
Nathaniel Thurman
Devil's River
Ernst Kneese
Roy Cottle
Carol and
Howard
Near Blarko
Ernest L. Williams
Frederickshure
Raymond Cottle
Dell
Elmo Lampkins
Mason
G W. Duderstadt
Eilen
John Koch
Jocelyn Rahe
San Antonio
Reubin Schmidt
Oxford
Sam Honig
E. N. Hickson
Martin Belcher
Near Houston
W. A Belcher
J. S. Whitewood
Alfonso Hopf
C. L. Hudson
Kansas City
FE. E. Fairchild
Lillaway Fairchild
Notice of Sheriff's Sale on Gillespie County Land
Alfred Klaerner sheriff of Gillespie County Texas announces by alias execution and order of sale in the 73rd Judicial District Court Bexar County a public auction of about six and one half acres in Cain City Gillespie County to satisfy a 1927 judgment in favor of M Lauterstein against W G Bird deceased and heirs. Sale set for August 7 1934 between 10 AM and 4 PM at the courthouse door with cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Texas
Gillespie
73Rd Judicial District
Bexar County
Texas
M. Lauterstein
W. G. Bird
W .G. Bird
State of
Flay Bird
Loleta Goodale
Willy
Keller Ave
Pedro Cabrera
Gillespie County
Alfred Klaerner
Local Visitors and Relatives Share Weekender in West Texas
CAIN CITY locals list visits and guests from Ft. Stockton, Marble Falls, San Antonio, Llano, Fredericksburg, Bracken, San Angelo, Sonora, Harpers, Blanco, and other Texas towns. Names include Adams, Jung, Price, Bird, Fiedler, Schaefer, Cox, Montgomery, and others with durations noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Adams
Ft. Stockton
J. W. Adams
E. H. Tatsch
San Antonio
Will G. Bird
Marble Falls
Maud Bird
Cliton Jung
San Angelo
Sonora
Ross Billings
Fredericksburg
L. F. Price
B. Wallace
Llano
J W. Adams
Hy Jung
Bracken
Arthur Jung
Howard Adams
Harper
Clarence Fiedler
A. A. Fiedler
Lillie Dechert
Selfish World Seen Through Selfish Man's View
A terse musing suggests the world appears most selfish to the individual most driven by self-interest. The line implies a reflectively pessimistic stance on social conduct and personal ethics.
Nine Hurt When Wagon Plunges From Bridge in Nacogdoches
In Nacogdoches Texas on July 13 nine women and children were cut and bruised when a fishing trip wagon went over a Hatchett Ferry bridge. Mules shied pushing the wagon 35 feet to the riverbank. The wagon landed on its occupants, with the animals piling atop the wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nacogdoches
Tex
Hatchett Ferry
Notice to Defendants in Osage Royalty Pool Case
The State of Texas commands E. H. Cunningham Daniel Durbin and unknown heirs and all claimants in Texas Osage Co operative Royalty Pool to appear at Gillespie County District Court in Fredericksburg on August 20 1934 to answer a petition filed June 22 1934 in No 2241. D. J. Hoerster as receiver sues for land in Blanco County including multiple surveys and seeks foreclosure or debt recovery. The case involves vendor notes of 10200 held by Emilie Langbein with 7 percent interest, and claims of cloud on title. The writ requires publication weekly for four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Texas
Gillespie County
E. H. Cunningham
Daniel Durbin
Texas Osage Co- Operative Royalty Pool
District Court
Texas
Fredericksburg
A. D
D. J. Hoerster
Oscar Krauskopf
William Bierschwab
Emilie Langbein
Flag Oil Company of Texas
J. Fred Evins
W. M. Morgan
J. R. Klumpp
Texas Sage Co-Operative Royalty Pool
Texas Osage Co-Operative
William Bierschwale
District Court of
Gillésme County
Citizens Bank of
William Bierschwabe
J. P. Crider
John F. Torrey & Co
John Durbin
John H. Haley
M. C. V. Crider
W. A Oatman
German Emig. Co
J. E. Fowler
J. L. Melton
Elizabeth Cotton
Tex
T. Fred Evins
J. R Klumpp
Texas Osage Co-operative Royalty Pool
Blanco County
Thos
Fr. Roberts
Citizens Bank
Vote for Judge John H Sharp of Ellis County
Ellis County voters are urged to support Judge John H Sharp for Associate Justice of the Supreme Court to succeed Judge Greenwood. Greenwood is not a candidate. Sharp is presented as well qualified and distinguished for the position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H Sharp
Ellis County
The
Supreme Court
Greenwood
S Supreme Court Commission
Monthly Pains Relieved by CARDUI Says Women
Women report relief from severe menses and improved health after regular CARDUI use. Mrs. Koy Chandler of Casseta Alabama says it eased weak, run-down condition and pains, restoring strength. Other testimonials note benefits though readers are advised to consult a physician if not helped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koy Chandler
Casseta
Ala
Cardus
Ford repair shop promises efficiency and guaranteed work
A local Ford repair shop touts its efficiency and the quality of service. They claim no aim to become a big operation and offer an unconditional guarantee on every Ford repair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FORD
Also Mentioned on This Page
Blanco News
Odiorne Gliddon
Doss Locals
Cerper News
Cain City
Edna Moldenhaues
Bonnie Lee Schaefer
L. F. Price and Son
G. F. Price
M. Cox
Frank Price
Marshall Montgomery
Ine
E. L. Schmidt
BE. L. Schmidt
Fredericksburg Publishing Co
John H. Sharp
Fredericksburg Mutual Aid Fund
Ass'n
J. B. Wieser
Wax Joseph
Otto M. Hahne
Sec.Treas
A. W. Maier Saddlery
Fords
Advance Motor Co
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