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Newspaper

Graham Leader

Location

Graham, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1922

Page

3

Automobile Charity Drive Report on Graham Contributions

A. D. Stewart submits a Graham United Charities report with donor lists for 1923 and comments on aid given to widows. He highlights major gifts from M. K. Graham ois, Jno E Morrison & Co, First National Bank, and others, and recalls aiding widows by housing, hospital care, clothing, and transport to Tulsa and Roswell, noting local generosity and the moral aim.

A. D. Stewart United Charities Graham M. K. Graham Ois Jno E. Morrison & Company First National Bank Good Fellows I. Tidwell & Sams Occu Bree Kath Graham Insurance Hans Jd Alexander Dry Goods Co C. Fay Isealny Mallows Drug Store G. B. Johnson Willard Service Station Liberty Filling Station

What the Spider Was Looking For What the Spider Was Looking For

Mark Twain, writing for a small mining camp weekly, received a subscriber letter claiming a spider in the newspaper. He answered that the spider found in the paper signified nothing good or bad luck. it was watching which merchant did not advertise so it could target that store and spin a web for a peaceful life.

Mark Twain Gias

Two Breckenridge Clerks Sentenced For Bank Fraud

Orval Hargett and H D Johnson, clerks at First National Bank in Breckenridge, were sentenced in Federal court at Abilene for defrauding their employer. Hargett allegedly obtained 6700 dollars and Johnson about 22000 dollars by manipulating bank checks. Sums were deposited in other banks nationwide. The bank was protected by bondsmen.

Breckenridge Bank Orval Hargett H. D. Johnson Abilene First National Bank Hargett Johnson

Bargain Balcony to Close for Summer Sale

Street & Co announces a two week period of greatly reduced prices in the Bargain Balcony department ending after the summer sale. All goods in this department will be sold out.

Revival Services At Presbyterian Church Draw Growing Attendance

Dr Cunningham ministers compelling sermons as revival meetings continue through the next ten days with two daily services at ten in the morning and seven forty five in the evening. A special Mother's Day service is planned for next Sunday morning with open invitation to all. Gary Smith Pastor.

Cunningham Gary Smith

Koenig Hiller wed in Cuero Texas union of two locals

Miss Bertha Koenig of Cuero and Mr Felix Hitler of Graham were married April 24 in Cuero Texas. The bride known as a popular Cuero girl, the groom long time Cuero resident now shop foreman at LeSage Motor Co in Graham. After marriage they reside at Stimson Apartments East Fourth Street.

Bertha Koenig Cuzco Felix Hitler Graham Cuero Texas Koenig Hiller LeSage Motor Company Stimson East Fourth Street

Radio Schedule and Special Features for May Broadcasts

WBAP and Star Telegram outline daily markets weather and sports on 485 and 400 meter bands with special May 13 to May 19 programming. Notes include Sabbath services, concerts, and a 476 meter shift effective May 15, plus a silent night long-distance record promo.

United States Department of Agriculture, Fruits, Vegetables and Financial Review First Methodist Church J. W. Bergin Will Foster BBAP Sam S. Losh Y. M C Mount Gilead Negro Baptist Church Orchestra E. Clyde Whitlock Ida Epps Mary Byron Euterpean Club Cornelius Quartet The Texas Hotel Orchestra Star-Telegram

Henry Chapel notes flood and local happenings in The Leader

The Henry Chapel column reports a flood on April 24 surrounding Elmer McMillen’s home, school closing with a picnic, and limited attendance due to rain. It mentions Miss Bessie leaving for Jacksboro, Moran oil workers building rigs, new rig on H T Glidewell, Albert and Frank Moran returning to Fort Worth, Mary Belle Wade visiting grandparents, Ford Day at Graham, Arch Couch visits, and upcoming farm produce readiness for farmers.

Henry Chapel Elmer McMillen Bessie Hame Jacksboro Moran H. T. Glidewell Albert Frank Moran Fort Worth Mary Belle Wade L. P. Moran Ford Graham W A. Ribble W. H. Jarnagin Arch Couch and Family le Farmer

Johnsons Return From New Orleans Visit

Judge C W Johnson and his wife returned last week from an extended visit to New Orleans. The judge was ill with flu, spent time in hospital, and is now back at his desk and eager to stay busy. The Leader previously noted his earlier vacation two years ago. This spring, a brief leave followed his lengthy work, but health is improved.

C. W. Johnson New Orleans Johnson

Georgia man hides from hoodoo by staying in bed all day

A Georgia man spent Friday the 13th in bed to dodge bad luck. He chose a location famed for danger and death, said to be the place where more lives have ended than anywhere else. Cleveland Plain Dealer notes the superstition.

Georgia Cleveland Plain Dealer

Sun Spots Drive Unseasonal Paris Heat Wave

Paris endures a May heat wave as straw hats and diaphanous gowns appear on the boulevards. Scientists explain the phenomenon as May heat followed by cooler June and July, with the Institut de France noting changes in sunspot activity over the past five years.

Paris Institute de France

Doctor dies after self inoculation with deadly germs

Vienna report states Dr. Hermann Koerner injected himself with dangerous germs to test their impact. His self experiment led to a fatal illness that killed him within three days despite an antitoxin he had developed.

Vienna Hermann Koerner

Lions in Action Show and Baseball Game at Graham Park

The Graham Lions Club hosts a style show and a big baseball game at the Graham ball park Friday at 2 30 PM. Ladies are urged to enter as drivers, with prizes for best lady drivers. Debutante cars, pilot runs, and nondecorated entries. Proceeds fund Liberty Park improvements. Breckenridge Lions visit, luncheon and chicken barbecue to follow.

Graham Lions’ Club Ball Park Graham Young County Moody Bros Oaklands Graham Buick Company Oil Belt Motor Company Studebakers Shamrock Motor Company LeSage Motor Company Texas Motor Company Rebbine-Mason Company Cverianus and Wyllis-Knights Hubbard Motor Co Durant and Star Liberty Park Graham Lions Breckenridge Jess Warren G. W. Miller W. G. Smith John Lynch John Meyer A. T. Barrett Breckenridge Lions Graham Boys Dr. Morris R. V. Tidwell H. B. Cogdell J. C. Lovelace Dr. Griffin Stephens County Masonic Club Lions

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