Social Notes Featured Visits and Club Gatherings
Mrs Clarence Bohls of Corpus Christi visits her mother Mrs Otto B Petsch. Miss Mathilda Lucas at Our Lady of the Lake College in San Antonio visits home. Various locals attend events in San Antonio and Austin. Bridge clubs and High Five Club prize winners noted. Guests include the Juenkes, Steins, Keidels, Sagebiel, Weber, and others.
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Clarence Bohls
Corpus Christi
Otto B. Petsch
Mathilda Lucas
Our Lady of the Lake College
San Antonio
Walter Tatsch
Adolf Wehmeyer
Viola Stein
Joe Stein
Miss Stein
Leo Lewis
Alice
Frank Peterman
Willie Kuhlmann
Herman
Physicians and Surgeon's Hospital
Alma Meckel Glidden
Mathilda Glidden
Felix Maier
Merry Makers Birdge Club
Ernst Herbert
Robert Basse
Walter Loudon
Margaret Kraus
O. and
Margaret Blum
Gus Hartmann
Kraus
Fire destroys two gymnasiums at Southwest Texas State Teachers College
San Marcos Texas October 2 officials estimate the damage at about four 10 thousand dollars after a blaze gutted the boys gymnasium and spread to the girls gymnasium. the campus had suffered a previous fire at the cafeteria and investigators planned to determine the origin.
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San Marcos Tex
Texas State Teachers’ College
San Marcos
Work clothing Hank Alamo Scott priced right at Juenke and
Hank Alamo Scott offers work clothing at favorable prices through Juenke and Schoenewolf stores. Scott highlights value on durable uniforms and shop essentials. Local retailer promotion draws tradespeople to compare prices and styles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hank Alamo Scott’s
Juenke & Schoenewolf
Palace Movitorials Presents Week of Stars at Palace
The Palace Theatre books four films for the coming week starting Saturday with The Santa Fe Trail from Dallas Capital Theatre. Other titles include The Divorcee starring Norma Shearer on Sunday and Monday, The Ship From Shanghai on Tuesday and Wednesday, and Moran and Mack in Anybody's War on Thursday and Friday with comic war-time antics and a bustling cast led by Joan Peers and Neil Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stahl
Palace Theatre
Capital Theatre of
Dallas
San Antonio
Richard Arlen
Eugene Palate
Rosita Moreno
Ch Yes
Mitzi Green
New Mexico
Norma Shearer
Miss Shearer
Chester Morris
Robert Montgomery
Conrad Nace
Shanghai
High Seas
Ponema
Jamus Wolheim
Conrad Navel
Kay Johnson
Carmel
Moran
Mack
Bauditfer
Mark
Buford
Tennessee
United States
Hs Buddy
Joan Peers
Bufford
Neil Hamilton
Colors
France
Hamilton
Miss Peers
Admiralty
K. P
Local residents on recent Texas trips and visits
CAIN CITY Misses L. F. Price and Ernest Page made a business trip to San Antonio last Friday. Mrs. F. Goodale and daughter Gay Gloria of Fredericksburg were guests of Mrs. Maude Bird Tuesday. Mr. Robert Page of Center Point visited his son Mr. Ernst Page Monday. Mr. Ruben Wallendorf was operated for appendicitis.
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L. F. Price
Ernest Page
San Antonio
F. ©. Goodale
Gay Gloria
Fredericksburge
Maude Bird
Robert Page
Center Point
Ernst Page
Ruben Wallendorf
Local social notes list visits and hospital update
Keidel and Willie remain in hospital but improving. Mr and Mrs R F Boyds hosted guests including Don Redding and family and Mrs Jacob Wiley of Cade, M S Niley and daughter, and Mrs Willie Kaderli and children of Liano, plus Mrs Arthur Karderli of Fredericksburg. F Nixon and children just returned from Del Rio visiting Chas Nixon. They will stay with Mrs Nixon's parents in Clifton. Pressler and Claude Gates of Highland visited last Sunday. Mrs Gates and daughter joined them home. Anna Behrends of Luckenbach and Edmond Fritz of Live Oak visited Mrs August Fiedler. August and son Hubert made a business trip to Round Mountain.
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Chas Nixon
First 1930 Fall Wool Clip Sold in Texas
San Angelo reports the first wool clip of 1930 fall sales. Hallowell Jones and Donald of Boston bought Ralph Watson’s 20,000 pound clip at 20 cents a pound, with Jim Hill purchasing 75,000 pounds for Jeremiah Williams and Co at 20 1 2 cents. Sealed bids will be held around Nov 1 as shearing ends later.
Rites Held For Gun Victim Kincheloe
Charles Vester Kincheloe 11 died after an accidental gunshot by playmate LeRoy Spires 8 during a game Tuesday afternoon. Funeral services were held at First Presbyterian Church with burial at Fairmount Cemetery. Kincheloe’s parents and sister Kathryn survived. Spires’ mother suffered nervous strain.
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Charles Vester Khincheloe
LeRoy Spires
First Presbyterian Church
B. O. Wood
Fairmount Cemetery
Robert Massie
Fred Alter
Charles C. McLaughlin
Morton Whitsell
Charles Crane
C. R. Kincheloe
Kathleen
South Washington
L. R. Spires
Kincheloe
South Adams
Accident at Spires home ends with shotgun incident
According to the attending physician the accident occurred at the Spires residence during a game of police man and robber. Yong Spires fired what he believed was an unloaded 410 shotgun at Charles Spires who played the robber.
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Spires
Yong Spires
Charles
First Fall Wool Clip Sold At Twenty Cents
In Crockett County, Joe B Blakeney of San Angelo contracted the first Texas fall wool clip for Hallowell Jones Donald of Boston. The Ralph Watson clip is expected to reach about 20 000 pounds at 20 cents per pound, slightly above last year’s average. Shearing continues in West Texas until Nov 1, then sealed bid auctions will be staged in San Angelo Del Rio and other points. The fall crop totals about 6 000 000 pounds and has been shipped from 30 Texas points by Draper & Co of Boston for the National Wool Marketing Corp.
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San Angelo
Tex
Hallowell, Jones and Donald
Boston
Ralph Watson
Watson
Crockett County
Jim Hill
Jeremiah Williams
Kerrville
Draper & Conmpany
Schreiner Co
Commission
Uvalde, Tex
American Mohair Producers Co-operative Marketing Corporation
Draper and Company
Uvalde
Uvalde Co-Op
Texas
Joe B Blakeney
Hallowell, Jones& Donald
Sheen
West Texas
del Rio
Errville
Draper &,Co
National Wool Marketing Corporation
Straw for scratching litter for chickens
If farm straw runs out before threshing, buy a few bales of clean yellow wheat straw for fresh scratching litter in poultry houses. Eggs stay cleaner for longer and labor savings in washing eggs offset straw cost. In hot dry weather straw absorbs better and lasts longer than in damp winter conditions.
Gas service eyed for Smithville Christmas gift
G F Bastian chamber secretary helped lure United Gas to Smithville with plans to start service as the town anticipates a holiday welcome. Ground breaking marked for Weslaco citrus packing plant with city officials performing the first spadefuls. Connecticut investors aim to build a Port Aransas deepwater port and industrial area, purchasing Aransas Harbor Terminal Railway and Aransas Dock & Channel Co properties worth 2 million dollars, targeting a 10 million dollar objective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithville
G. F. Bastian
Chamber of Commerce
United Gas
Weslaco
Port Aransas
Connecticut
Aransas Harbor
Coleman Murder Hearing Continued
Frank Ruckers murder case for the fatal shooting of Guy Green was postponed by Judge E J Miller in Coleman Texas to the spring term. The defense seeks Ranger Captain Frank Hamer testimony to support a ground ricochet theory, while Rucker asserts the bullet struck the ground and ricocheted.
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Green
Witnesses Fined At Murder Trial In San Marcos
Five defense witnesses were fined $100 each for failing to appear at the murder trial of A J Wimberly, 64, charged with killing Riley W Plant of San Antonio. Judge M C Jeffrey continued the case to the February term on defense request due to unspecified reasons.
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San Marcos Tex
A J. Wimberly
Riley W. Plant
San Antonio
M. C. Jeffrey
Sweaters and Coats All Sizes at Juenks and Schoenewolf
Local shop ad notes a full range of sweaters and coats in all sizes available at Juenks and Schoenewolf. Shopping hours and current stock levels not listed.
Witnesses Absent as State Rests in 1929 Courthouse Shooting Case
Absent witnesses include Elmar Cochran of La Salle County M D Jones Hidalgo County Dudley Holland Wheller County Mannie Gault Travis County and J C Woody Hays County in the case against Wimberly charged with fatally shooting Plant on the courthouse square during the October term of court in 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmar Cochran
la Salle County
M. D. Jones
Hidalgo County
Dudley Holland
Wheller County
Mannie Gault
Travis County
J. C. Woody
Hays County
Wimberly
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