Social Roundup of Texan Hosts and Visitors
A long list of weekend guests and visitors travels across San Antonio Blanco Kerrville Johnson City Manor Robstown and Austin. Several families hosted relatives friends and neighbors including Emil Felps Fritz Arrington Emilie Bushnell and many more with trips to Auston and river picnics noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank LeShay
San Antonio
Lonnie Hardin
Geo. Edwards
Blanco
Chas. Stevenson
Erwin Simon
Lockhart
Jim Kennedy
Emil Felps
Miller Creek
Fritz Arrington
Little Daughter
Fredericksburg
Albert
Houston
A L. Culver
Lampasas
Chas. Kiett
N. T Stubbs
Ola Chapman
Harvey Roper
Robstown
W. G. Kinney
Yetive Green
Austin
B. J Stubbs
Sterling Cage
Rebstown
Jack Cage
G. G. Ross
P. Ross
Lowden
Denton
Clara Dollahute
W. D. Glasscock
Johnson City
Marie Shaw
Cynthia Crider
P. M. Ross
E. P. Ross
Virginia Smith
Stonewall
Dr. McMaster
Edna Louise
Gail
Andice
R. L. Green
Max Ebeling
Elsie
Round Mountain
Richard Klappenbach
Cecil Maddox
J. H. Latham
Roberta
Leona Bryan
San Anmelo
Hildegard Ebeling
Ohlen Cox
Johnson iCty
N. T. Stubbs
J. S. Casparis
Burnet
J. L. Schofield
Colver
Chas Bruckner
Betty Jean
Geo. Croft
Teener Farr
Clyde Tucker
Jackfall
A. G. Jenkins
Eastern Star School of Instruction Held in Johnson City
The Eastern Star school of Instructions met at the Johnson City Courthouse Tuesday with large attendance from several towns. About eighty enrolled and twenty two certificates issued, eleven going to Johnson City Chapter members. visiting members also received certificates. A barbecue meal with bread cake salads coffee and iced tea was served at noon with Masonic Lodge members and visitors present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star School of Instructions
Johnson City
School of Instructions
Masonic Lodge
Johnson City Boy Scouts Charter Presented at Bluebonnet
A program Saturday evening May 28 at the Bluebonnet Theatre marked the Johnson City Boy Scouts receiving their Charter. The event, under the Johnson City Chamber of Commerce and the American Legion, featured a play by Blanco Boy Scouts, talks by prominent speakers, vocal and instrumental music, and other features enjoyed by a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of
Johnson City
Bluebonnet Theatre
Eastern Star Lodge Elects Officers at Regular Meeting
The Eastern Star Lodge held a regular meeting in Johnson City last Saturday afternoon and elected officers for the coming year. New officers include Mrs. Kittie Clyde Leonard Worthy Matron Mrs Ava Cox Associate Matron Harvey Craft Worthy Patron Dr J F Barnwell Social Patron Mrs Gertie Waters Conductress Mrs Selah Ivy Associate Conductress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star Lodge
Johnson City
Kittie Clyde Leonard
Ava Cox
Harvey Craft
J. F. Barnwell
Gertie Waters
Selah Ivy
Herders Rout Cats 13-0 at Johnson City Diamond
On Sunday afternoon May 29 the Johnson City Herders defeated the Star Novelty Cats of San Antonio at the Fawcett diamond in Johnson City. A large crowd watched a strong showing from both teams, with Johnson City delivering the better play and winning 13 to 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
Texas Centennial Program Held at Johnson City Courthouse
A Sunday evening Texas Centennial program took place at the Johnson City courthouse with music and addresses led by Senator T. H. McGregor as the principal speaker. A large crowd attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
T. H. McGregor
Corpus Christi Man to Direct KR Opened Bank
Ernest J. Miller of Corpus Christi, former vice president of Corpus Christi National Bank, will be president of the new bank planned to replace the closed City Central Bank. Col. W. B. Tuttle, after securing a $1,450,000 loan in Washington, announced the plan to liquidate the old bank and invite South Texas Bank & Trust Company to participate in ownership. Opening eyed around July 1 depending on depositor cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City-Central Bank & Trust Company
South Texas Bank &Trust Company
Ernest J. Miller
Corpus Christi
Corpus Christi National Bank
Col. W. B. Tuttle
Washington
San Antonio
S. A. Express
Bill to broaden farm loan rules and crop preparation loans
The Senate passed a bill by Senator Black to let the Reconstruction Corporation lend to farmers for crop planting and cultivation as well as production under the 1932 crop program. It clarifies loans for crops not ready for harvesting by January 1 1932 and applies to preparations for crops to be produced the following summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Reconstruction Corporation
Black iDem
Alabama
Agriculture Department
Jones
Rep
Harper District League Meet Ties In At Methodist Church
The District League Meet at Harper Methodist Church drew teams from Boerne Kerrville Fredericksburg and Harper with Kerrville presenting songs instruments and readings. A silver loving cup returned to the Harper League and a church lunch followed. A severe storm nearby damaged roofs gardens and crops while residents noted rain high winds and hail from the prior Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper Methodist Church
Boerne
Kerrville
Fredericksburg
Harper
Harper League
Local social notes from Austin and nearby communities
The article lists numerous visits and events across Austin Mason Llano Georgetown Fredericksburg and Fort Worth. It notes Miss Ollivia Grenwelge returning to work in Austin after vacation and several couples attending commencements and social gatherings with family and friends. Highlights include the Willmanns at Southwestern University and a Schebele Leifeste wedding in Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollivia Grenwelge
Austin
B. Grenwelge
O. C. Raeke
Mason
P. A. Bode
Chas Lehmberg
Llano
J. H. Willmann
Georgetown
Southwestern
Willmann
Karl Schneider
Ft. Worth
Karl
Ernest Ottens
Fredericksburg
J. H. Jones
H. M. Evers
A R&r. Dalchau
Karl Sehneider
Clarice Larreimore
Larremore
Grote
Dora Grote
W. F. Dalehau
Cohoma Gin Plant Razed by Lightning Fire at Bic Springs
The Cohoma Gin Company's plant in Bic Springs Texas was destroyed by a fire last night caused by lightning. New Texas industrial incorporations include Ozonized Water Co. Dallas Clark Tool Co. Gladewater Western Pneumatic Co. San Antonio Coca Cola Bottling plants Cleburne and Fort Worth Mexican Arts & Crafts Co. San Antonio Ethical Products Co. Waco medical preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bic Springs
Tex
Cohoma Gin Company
New Texas
Ozonized Water Co
Dallas
Clark Tool Co
Gladewater
Western Pneumatic Co
San Antonio
Coca Cola
Cleburne
Fort Worth
Mexican Arts & Crafts Co
Ethical Products Co
Waco
Fredericksburg National Bank Cleared to Commence Banking
The Comptroller of the Currency John W. Pole certifies Fredericksburg National Bank in Gillespie County Texas is authorized to commence banking under Section 5100 of the Revised Statutes after evidence of compliance with federal banking statutes. Seal and date April 2, 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department Office OF Comptroller OF the Currency
Washington, DC
Fredericksburg National Bank
Fredericksburg
Gillespie
Texas
United States
J. W. Pole
Horwitz sentenced in XBD lottery conspiracy case
Will Horwitz the Houston theatre man and four co defendants found guilty of conspiracy to violate postal laws in operating a lottery. Horwitz receives 18 months in Leavenworth and a $5000 fine with other counts. Also sentenced are Mrs Horwitz six months, Milton Hall and Manuel Gonzales 60 days each, and Manuel Guerra one year and a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corpus Christi
Will Horwitz
Houston Theatre Man
T. M. Kennerly
Horwitz
XED
Reynosa
Mexico
Tamaulipas
United States
Leavenworth
Milton Hall
Manuel Gonzales
Manuel Guerra
Notice to Creditors Estate of William Bierschwale
In Gillespie County Texas the Estate of William Bierschwale is probated. Lina Bierschwale is appointed Independent Executrix with letters testamentary issued April 21 1932 and Fredericksburg residence. Creditors must present claims for allowance within legal time limits. This 14th day of May 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam Bierschwale
Gillespie County
Texas
William Bierschwale
Lina Bierschwale
Fredericksburg
Pasteurization as defense against deadly milk pathogens
History notes that disease carried by the fly killed more soldiers than bullets in earlier wars. Science endorses pasteurization to make raw milk safe by destroying unseen pathogens. The message urges buying safe pasteurized milk over cheaper alternatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
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Packer’s
Harper News
Hulda
Clara Durst
Lorene
Fritzie
Webster Durst
Pete Butler
Bessie Thiele
Christian Hampf
Giddings
Douglas Duderstadt
Oliver Fairchild
Ura Mae Rogers
Spence Rogers
Cynthia Lee
J. J. Dent
Sinceclaire
Kerrvile
Clarence McDonald
Junction
Felix Kensing
Lofton Bowers
Qaudra del
G. L. Blerschwaleer
Camp Verde
Ida Smith
Baldwin
Kerryville
Warden Fairrchild
Petersburg
Paige Payton
Near del Rio
Charley Spencer
Allen McDonald
Melvin
Lee Pehl
Arizona
G. W. Duderstadt
Fred Bode
J. F. Wedekind
Marietta
Floyd Casper
Tom Harlan
Richard
Hunt
Frank Schaper
Frederickspure
Bill Wolf
John Wedekind
Grosenbacher
Noxville
Otto Rahe
Rosa Mae Hudson
Dranghon’s Business College
W. H. Whitworth
James River
Jno. Morris
San Auisain
Jack Lee
Little Son
Pete Whitwood
Blue Mountain
Jno
Morris
Fred
Herrville
Phil Hogers
Watkins
Tarr
Dean Hopf
Ola Mae Peril
Louise Kiethiey
Hazel Peril
Opal Mabry
Jim Peril
Chester
Clinton Brown
Clara Belle Barton
Joe Nette
Nell Rovers
Arthur Allen
Tierra Alta
Rolan Taylor
Cain City
Houston Scarborough
Edna B. Taylor
Adams
Trarper
C. L. Burns
Armand Markworth
R. B. Moore
Doyle
Helen Parker
Castell
Joly
Co-Operative
Creamery
Wm. Schneider
Jdo
Liberty Millis
Riley Grain Co
Pexas
Peshing
Ube
Lochte Storage & Oe CO
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