County Correspondence Notes Local Happenings
Rain refreshed the community and crops look fine. Many residents visited relatives in Vashti and Hassell while others traveled to Hollis and Frederick Oklahoma. Road overseer Hugh Bowden inspected routes as talk grows of a new gin. Berry picking and local social appeals enliven the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Rogers
Starnes
Vashti
Will Sutton
Oscar Fox
J. P. Ratliff
Lallar
Maud Moran
Cecil
Hollis
Oklahoma
Mrs. Moran
George McGowan
Bellevue
Fred Campbell
Frederick
Fred
Grandpa
Grandma McGowan
Hassell
George
New Mexico
Jack County
Grain good crop notes and local visits in Henry Chapel
Henry Chapel area reports a fine grain crop with wheat oats and corn doing well and a very good peach crop. Community updates include visits by families to Fort Worth Amarillo Graham and Mineral Wells, church plans and a gravesite work party with a baseball game and singing events. Protracted meeting starts next Friday with an invitation for believers to attend and pray for souls.
Eliasville Social Notes from a Summer Week
Eliasville locals share news of departures and visits as Miss Mae McGlamery and others head east and west for family or church duties. Socials include ice cream suppers, Sunday School gatherings, and visits by Graham and Taylor county friends with reports of health and hospitality.
Briar Branch Community Notes and Visits Highlight Week
The Briar Branch area records a busy week with Rev. Mat and Cunningham closing a successful meeting at Briar Branch Sunday. Many residents travel for visits and business, including J. B. Scott from Quanah and Vernon, Walter Green and Jesse Wade to Olney, and Charlie D. Baugh returning to Dallas after a ten day stay. Various local households host relatives, while neighbors share social visits and community errands amid health concerns and reflections on effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mat
Cunningham
Briar Branch
D. Cook
Ivan
Walter Green
Jesse Wade
Olney
Statement of Financial Condition of Bank in Texas 1915
The document presents a bank balance sheet with totals for assets and liabilities including due from reserves, notes, and cash items. It verifies the figures as true to the best knowledge of R. B. Lynch Cashier and is sworn before Notary Hugh E. Weaver on July 5, 1915.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckham National Bank
Graham
Texas
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Federal Reserve
State OF Texas
County of Young
I. R. E. Lynch
R. BE. Lynch
S. R. Crawfuke
S. Boyp StrEet
P. K. Dears
Hugh E. Weaver
Local residents visit and events mark week in the Markley region
Jean and Annie Price and Ola Blackman from Markley were seen in the area Friday. Several locals visited J. B. Downey and family in the Ben Waters community Sunday. Women shopped in Graham Thursday. Elder Mullins of Jacksboro heard his son died and left a meeting. Cantwell family visited Markley in their new car. Pipeline from Jean to Andrews oil field underway to bring oil here for refineries. Martha Markum of Olney visited last week and attended the meeting. Roma Gray visiting in Jacksboro. Lena Shockley and Mabel Nash at a Seymour barbecue. Mack St John west of Olney was in town. Rev. Malone of Jacksboro conducting revival this week. Mr. Edwards of Weatherford leads the choir. Rev. J. L. Roach resigns as pastor effective immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Price
Ola Blackman
Markley
Dib Bailey
Bob Downey
J. B. Downey
Ben Waters
V. Willis
Stella Stroud
Lena Smith
Graham
Elder Mullins
Jacksboro
A. J. Cantwell
Jean
Andrews
Martha Markum
Olney
Roma Gray
W. B. Mann
Lena Shockley
Mabel Nash
Seymour
Mack St John
Malone
Edwards
Weatherford
J. L. Roach
Austin Bird
W. P. Fisher
Ruth
Hazel
Ivy
Jean Bryan
Lone Oak
H. H. Stephens
G. W. McComas
Lena Humble
G. M. James
A. Bird
Jim Waddle
Newcaste
Corrinne
Ruth Stephens
Indian Mound Community News Recaps Local Goings On
Health is very good in this community at present. Numerous notices report visits among residents, meetings, and social events. A protracted meeting begins next Friday and local speakers and families are highlighted.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pleasant Valley
Henry
M. K
Mamie Sue Criswell
Fort Worth
Austin Wade
Amarillo
T. G. Wade
Wade
Joel Yates
Mineral Wells
Frank Yates
Bettie Alford
Dee Alford
Ophelia Young
Callie Shannon
Denton
Finis
Arthur Vick
M. N. Jarnagin
C. L. Campbell
Mr. James
Joe Fisher
Minnie Fisher
Gene Bryan
Corda Bird
Borchardt
Lerchardt
Fannie Bryan
Dakin
Nancy Pearson
McComas
Orliss Put
Eliasville
Mae McGlamery
East Texas
Annie May Cunningham
L. O. Cunningham
Lovington
Lucile Souter
Ed Wood
Killie Wood
Myrtle Ballard
M. M. Chunn
T. M. Cunningham
Gaines B. Hall
Flat Rock
Lila Cunningham
Charles Donnell
Murray
Lottie McGlamery
W. T. Donnell
Mary Belding
Hame
Palo Pinto County
Mrs. Belding
A. A. Donnell
Dick Newell
Lois Newell
Mary Frances Donnell
Samuel Roach, Jr
Mary Burns
Lucile Donnell
Ed McCharen
D. J. Newell
Dad
Rev. Petterson
Lily Gray
Gussie
Josephine Cornish
Burton
Miss Georgia
Dallas
Alice
Alma
Arkansas
Oscar Fain
Margaret Corley
Georgia Burton
Jessie Alford
Maggie Taylor
Willie Eller
C. B. Parsons
Jim Hodges
Roy Hazleton
Willie
Clarence Wadley
Newby Co
Jesse Martin
Bill Martin
Leota Hodges
Nelson
Joe
Adolphus Cook
Prentiss Corley
Dobbin
Shay
Craig Rant
Charlie
Willie Baugh
Miss Vera
W. H. Mayes
Clear Fork
J. B. Scott
Quanah
Vernon
Denver Killion
Arizona
D. Baugh
C. Mayes
W. A. Babb
Newcastle
Viva Baugh
Grover Gallaher
Dan Carter
Edith Simmons
F. R. Cornelius
Jewel
Eudora Shannon
Eula Fay Mayes
Hall Baugh
Herschel Mayes
Ada
F. R. Cornelius’. Brog Carlton
Briar
Charlie D. Baugh
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