Johnson City High School Class Exercises at Blue Bonnet Theater
The Johnson City High School Class held its graduation at the Blue Bonnet Theater on a Friday evening. Rev J H Clark gave the opening address and prayer before diplomas were handed out. Edward M Bowman of San Marcos delivered a memorable address. Seniors named include Howell Thomas Goar Alton Cammack Rolie Adams Willie D Bransford J C Steward Adolph Wolf Doris Hyatt Loma Rose Luella Deen Patterson.
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Johnson City
Blue Bonnet Theater
J. H. Clark
Edward M. Bowman
San Marcos
Howell Thomas Goar
Alton Cammack
Rolie Adams
Willie D. Bransford
J. C. Steward
Adolph Wolf
Doris’ Hyatt
Loma Rose
Luella Deen Patterson
Senior Class Honor Party At Pedernales Hotel
The Senior Class were honored with a party at the Pedernales Hotel on Saturday evening. Games entertained guests followed by refreshments. Attendees included the senior class and their invited guests.
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Pedernales Hotel
Marble Falls Triumph In Sunday Ball Game
Marble Falls defeated Johnson City 5 to 1 in a Sunday ball game. Several local residents visited relatives, with many attendees from Fredericksburg, Austin, and Round Mountain noted among the weekend social ties and travel.
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Marble Falls
Johnson City
Enjoyable Party at White Home Saturday Night
A social gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis White featured Misses Annie Mae Stevenson and Katharine Kelley as hostesses. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments of lemonade and cake with a list of attendees including Howard Milston Casparis Rebecca Maddox Carmen Hunnicutt Leville Hunnicutt Maurine Johnson Katherine Neal Kelley Doris Kel ley Noah Bergeman La Hentz Wells Opal Giddeon Roland Peterman Elmira Casparis Phuista Latham and the Steversons Joyce Goar Jimime Stevenson.
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Curtis White
Annie Mae Stevenson
Katherine Kelley
Howard Milston Casparis
Rebecca Maddox
Carmen
Leville Hunnicutt
Maurine Johnson
Katherine, Neal
Doris Kelley
Noah Bergeman
la Hentz Wells
Opal Giddeon
Roland Peterman
Elmira Casparis
Phuista Latham
School closes after successful term at McKinney
Miss Lora Weed closed a very successful term of school at Mc Kinney school house on Wednesday evening. Judge J H Clark delivered a beneficial talk enjoyed by all. Little W Jay Cox returned home from Los Angeles after visiting Aunt Mrs H B Kimball. Clarence Redford of Austin spent the weekend with his mother Mrs C C Redford. Miss Clara Dollahue returned home after closing Allen. Grandmother McNatt and granddaughter Miss Grisham of Round Mountain shopped in Johnson City Monday.
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Lora Weed
McKinney School House
J. H. Clark
W. Jay Cox
Clara Dollahue
McAllen
McNatt
Miss Grisham
Round Mountain
Johnson City
Commencement Exercises Mark School’s First Held
The first commencement exercises were held Friday night with Rev. Becker giving a prayer. Elizabeth Becker delivered the opening address. Louise Ditt, Erna Sauer, and others spoke. Diplomas were awarded by Prof. H. H. Holly. Saturday featured school events including a Doss vs Hilda baseball game ending 24 to 10, and the play Paths Across The Hills. Mr. and Mrs. Durst and Mr. and Mrs. Elbe pracht attended from San Antonio.
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Becker
Elizabeth Becker
Dora Sauer
Erna Sauer
Louise Dittmar
H. H. Holly
Miss Witt
Holly
Doss
O'Clork
Hilda
Pink” Crenwelge
Arthur Dittmar
Chick” Schmit
Herbert Durst
Arnold Elbepracht
San Antonio
New Braunfels Banks Merge Confirmed To Form Guaranty Bank
At a Guaranty State Bank and New Braunfels State Bank meeting the two institutions consolidate under the name Guaranty State Bank. The combined board includes former New Braunfels members with Emil Heinen as president and R B Richter, Alfred Rothe as vice presidents.
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New Braunfels
Guaranty State Bank
New Braunfels State Bank
Louis Forshage J
R. Fuchs
Emil Heinen
Herman Pfeuffer
Gustav Reed
G. O. Reinarz
Gus. Reinarz
R. B. Richter
Alfred R. Rothe
Fred Tausch
Walter Zipp
R. P. Heinen
Cain City Play Enthralls Harper With The Ginger Girl
Rolan Taylor and Cain City students staged The Ginger Girl at Harper Theatre on Saturday night drawing a large crowd. The program included dancing after the play and broad audience enjoyment.
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Rolan Taylor
Cain City School
Harper Theatre
Lambs Return Profit From Belle Fourche Stock Station Sale
Six hundred Rambouillet lambs fattened at the Belle Fourche Field Station and sold at Sioux City averaged $10 a ton for alfalfa meal and 70 to 88 cents per hundred pounds for grain. Delivered at the station they cost $4 per hundred and brought $6.35 at market, top price for fat lambs that day. Dressed weights ranged 49.4 to 51 percent with one cull and nine common carcasses among 600, 38 percent good to choice and 60 percent medium to good, most short of higher grade due to excess weight.
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Belle Fourche
United States Department of Triculture
Newell
S. Oak
Sioux City
Iowa
Great closing out bargain on all sizes of refrigerators
Kolmeier and Klier advertise a closing out sale covering all refrigerator sizes. The notice emphasizes deep discounts and limited stock across multiple models. No addresses or dates are listed in the readable text.
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Kolmeier & Klier
Castell Locals Host Weekend Guests And Birthday Party
Local residents Emma Grote and Afa Elliot of Austin visited Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Grote. F W Leifeste and Vernell Leifeste returned from visits in San Antonio San Marcos Bartlett and Jerrell. J L Buster A N Larremore spent days in Llano for court. Lester Keyser returned from Mason where he taught. Llano guests Geo Shaw S D Ranier and M Mitchell visited Mrs A R Dalchan. Louise Oltens of Austin arrived for an indefinite visit with J H Jones. Esther Dalchan’s birthday was celebrated by the Sunday School division with a surprise party on the river featuring games snacks and a birthday cake. Dorothy Kassell returned to Austin after visiting her parents in Mason. FE Benton visited Menard and Rey. Max Heinrich and daughter and Karl Walter Heinrich of Mason enjoyed fishing and camping at Riverside Park.
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Afa Elliot
Austin
C. H. Grote
F. W. Leifesté
Vernell Leifeste
San Antonio
San Marcos
Bartlett
Jerrell
J. L. Buster
A. N. Larremore
Llano
Lester Keyser
Mason
Grammar School
Esther Dalchan
J. H. F. Willmann
A H. Keyser
Clarence Decker
Dorothy Kassell
Emily Thaxton
Paul Ingeldue
J. H. Jones
FE. Benton
Menard, Rey
Max Heinrich
Maxwell
Heinrich
Karl
Walter Heinrich
Riverside Park
Heart disease blamed in alleged shooting case
Brady Texas May 17 A murder trial notes a defense claim that Ed Smith died of heart disease not a gunshot wound. The state argues death resulted from shock after a fist fight at Salt Gap on Jan 14, preceding the shooting by Owens.
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Brady. Tex
Tom Owens
Ed. Smith
Owens
Smith
Salt Gap
Ace Ponder Held on Bond After Customs Downing Beer Load
Fort Worth ace W T Ponder famed WWI pilot forced down by federal customs men in San Angelo with 627 bottles of Carta Blanca beer. He was arraigned and posted 1500 bond, waiving trial. bail signed by Dr Webb Walker and A P Barrett. Ponder and bondsmen flew back to Fort Worth.
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San Angelo
Tex
W. T Ponder
Fort Worth
Texas
Robbie Dual
Eddie Rickenbacker
Ponder
Notice to Creditors in Estate of William Bierschwale
In Gillespie County Texas cause 914 the last will of William Bierschwale was probated April 18 1932 Lina Bierschwale appointed Independent Executrix with letters testamentary issued April 21 1932 residing Fredericksburg Texas Creditors must present claims for allowance as prescribed by law by the stated deadline May 14 1932.
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Willam Bierschwale
Gillespie County
Texas
William Bierschwale
Lina Bierschwale
Fredericksburg
New Thedford’s Black-Draught Syrup for All Ages
Pleasant tasting syrup advertised for children and adults. Offered in 25¢ and 50c sizes, promoted as a gentle laxative with modern appeal.
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Thedford
Pasteurization versus protection from dairy hazards
Historical note contrasts disease deaths in war with those from flies during supply chains. It argues flies and raw milk contamination threaten health, praising pasteurization as the safe method to render milk safe for consumption and urging investment in safe milk.
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United States
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