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Fredericksburg Standard

Location

Fredericksburg, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1929

Page

10

Blanco County News Editor Contact

Mise Emilie Bushnell is Editor of the Blanco County Section. Any item intended for this section may be sent to her at Johnson City, Texas.

Mise Emilie Bushnell Blanco County Johnson City Texas

Johnson City Local Visitors and Relatives Week

Johnson City locals note visitors and relatives from Dallas, Austin, Wilson, San Marcos, Mason, Fredericksburg, and San Antonio. Highlights include Rev J A Kelley, Clem Kelley, Willie Kinney, Miss Mildred Martiny, and Miss Wilma Green visiting or traveling. Curey Dildine breaks arm. Various business and social visits occurred around town and at band practice.

Mildred Martiny Teachers College At San Marcos Wilma Green Mrs Lee Green

Davis family visiting relatives in Lytle

Mrs. Willie Davis and her children from Lytle are visiting relatives and are guests of Rev and Mrs. J. H. Clark and Mr. and Mrs. A. Davis during their stay.

Willie Davis Lytle J. H. Clark A. Davis

Local social notes weave through Blanco region visits

The Blanco area hosts a series of social calls and visits. Harold Davis and Gladys Bushnell visit Austin friends while Dr Geo Harwood of Marble Falls and other locals spend weekends with kin. County affairs note District Court in session and Tom Durham’s replacement, with numerous visitors from Johnson City, Marble Falls, San Antonio, and Kerrville visiting Blanco and nearby towns.

R G Kelley Dies In Blanco County

Mr R G Kelley died at his Blanco county home on Thursday morning March 21 at 1 o clock aged about 85. Born in Philadelphia he came to Blanco county in 1872 and married Katherine Hines in 1877 producing six children three of whom died. Survived by wife three children two sons Climp and John Kelley of Dallas a daughter Mrs J R Kelley of Henry several grandchildren and many friends. Funeral was held at the Christian Church Thursday at 3 o clock with Rev J H Clark and Rev Adair officiating. Interment followed in the Masonic Cemetery near To the bereaved we extend our sincere sympathy.

R. G. Kelley Philadelphia Blanco County Katherine Hines Messrs Climp John Kelley Dallas J. R. Kelley Henry The Christian Church J. H. Clark Adair Masonic Cemetery Here

Farm to City Exodus Spreads Nationwide in 1929 Shifts

Washington reports the farm population at 27,511,000 on January 1, 1929, the smallest in 20 years. In the past year 1,906,000 left farms for cities while 1,562,000 moved to farms, with Texas and the Southwest showing similar patterns.

Washington Faom Bureau of Agricultural Economies

Mistletoe Banter Sparks Holiday Quip Exchange

A playful exchange centers on kissing under the mistletoe and an anaesthetic remark. The remarks hint at light romantic banter and cheeky retorts in a festive mood.

Final message from children silences adults at night

In a quiet家庭 scene Mrs Kinderby hushes her Bridge Club as children prepare to deliver a good night message. A child whispers that Willie found a bed bug, creating a tense moment of reverence and surprise at the stairhead.

Heavy hail damages young corn and melons in Texas

Brenham Texas reports on March 22 describe very heavy hail storms from Kenney Chappell Hill and nearby areas. Hail damaged windows shattered young corn melons and fruit trees while roads near Chappell Hill were nearly buried under two inches of hail. Rain totals reached about one and a half inches with overall beneficial effects to farmers.

Brenham Tex Kenney Chappell Hill Kennedy Washington County

Beauty claim promotes Lady Margaret cosmetics

An advertisement states it is within every woman’s power to be beautiful and promotes Lady Margaret Face creams Powder and rouge sold by Central Drug Co IncAdv.

Lady Margaret Central Drug Co., Inc

Also Mentioned on This Page

Blanco County News J. A. Kelley Clem Kelley Dick Arrington Houston Mr. Simon Trainer of Blanco Thad McCullough Austin Mr. Felix Reach Mr. McDougall Post Oak Willie Kinney John Herwig Wilson Ed. Ottmers John Felps Millers Creek Wes Edwards Ed. Hill Mt. View Bessie Hobbs Wilson Community Willie Kroll Albert Stevenson Roy Key Sandy J. E. Chapman E P. Ross James Leonard Fredericksburg Billie G B. J. Stubbs Rob Crider R. F. Clayton Clark Withers San Antonio Chas. Bruckner Mason D. A. Crider Curey Dildine Ivy Dildine Harold Davis Gladys Bushnell Geo. Harwood Marble Falls Marlim Dollahue Jim Greenhaw Bianco J. W. G. Meadows Tom and Charlie Beauchamp A. J. Wagner of Roy Harden Simon Booster Cypress Mill Edwin Patton William Glosson Dripping Springs W. A. Bushnell Tom Durham District Court Durham Josefa Johnson Blanco Locals Roy Dollahue Carl Shugart Bink E. Crossley Evelyn Willie Jonas Emil Haas Ernest Stubbs John Dodgen Bob Kuykendalle Laura Mae Carrie Smith Mrs. Smith A. C. Knebbs Kerrville Dora Pearl Brown Buffalo Julius Saunders W. C. Carter Mrs. Herring Baby Pflugerville Joe Buckner Leah Bell Wagner Mrs. L. Nowotny Mrs. Wm. Nowotny Lee Brown Dr. Lee Brown Corpus Christi Mrs Lohman Kingsville F. L. Dodgen Round Mountain Walnut Sunday Maenday Lovie Moore Mr. Tyland Mr. Hudson Fort Worth Bernice Byler Leah Belle Wagner New Braunfels Stonewall Auxiliary Club Burg’s Stonewall A. L. Cameron Indian Head Norman Bros
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