Benchley Obituary Prominent Benchley Citizen Mrs Annie Sikes
Mrs Annie Mitchell Sikes wife of Napoleon Sikes dies after eight day illness pneumonia at 3 a m December 28 1932 Burial in Bryan Cemetery follows funeral services at home and grave led by Bro Barry Arceneaux of Killeen Texas Mrs Sikes a Church of Christ member leaves husband four siblings and one son all from Benchley plus many relatives and friends The community ends 1932 with prayerful condolences and Christmas reflections in local notes and greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Mitchell Sikes
Napoleon Sikes
John Mitchell
Mitchell
8. U. Toimes
Jtta
Jatin Mitchell, Jr
Kate Bade
Ella Bowman
Maggie Mitchell
Benchley
Miss Mitchell
Earth
Bro
Barry Arceneaux
Killeen
Texas
Bryan
Clyde R. Bowman
Nonnie
McCullough-Dansby Feneral
Columbus
Frank B
Ross Seale
Hugh Rice
Bonner Garrett
Henry Haltom
J. C. Cloud
Mus
Dosh Sikes
Hazel
Leroy Sikes
Port Arthur
Amos Smith
Ray
Ruth
Houston
Fleaven
New Chevrolets Add Over 85 000 to Payrolls Nationwide
Chevrolet introduces its 1933 line with a payroll surge of over 85 000 workers. About 30 000 in domestic factories, 21 000 in Fisher body plants, and 36 000 in dealerships, plus indirect gains from parts suppliers. 1932 volume nearly 400 000 vehicles valued at about 200 million dollars.
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Chevrolet
Fisher
America
Christmas Cheer Returns Amid Rainy Patch in Elliott
The Elliott community enjoys sunny Christmas weather after a period of rain and cold. Many are on the sick list, and the town mourns the death of Uncle Buck Davis on December 26, a beloved citizen.
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Uncle Buck Davis
Plant based laxative offered as child syrup
Thedford's Black-Draught, a natural plant laxative, is promoted as a bowel stimulant made from garden plants. It claims to be free from synthetic drugs and not create dependence on chemical cathartics, now available in a syrup form for children.
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Thedford
Nature
Uncle Buck Dies After Illness Beside His Nephew Cal Davis
Uncle Buck, long known in the community, died after an illness that began Friday. He had been living with his nephew Cal Davis at the time of death and was taken to a Bryan hospital on Christmas Day. Nearby friends and relatives spent Christmas and Sunday visiting in various homes, including A N Mathews and Will Smith families, with many travels to Hearne Dallas Luling Austin and Bishopville noted.
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Craig Bowman
John Juroska
J. K. Lightsey
Ray Haltom
Bryan
Bryan Cemetery
Sam Rice
Frankling High School
Sam
J. Felton Lane
Uncle Buck
Buck
Cal Davis
Roland Luster
Hearne
Isseline Mathews
A. N. Mathews
O. A. Davis
Morris Davis
West Texas
Herman Hare
Freeport
Felix Lloyd
Goose Creek
Walter Scott Smith
Chug Lloyd
Bass Bishop
Howard Lloyd
Philen Mahan
W. W. Smith
Lloyd
Bishopville
Star of the Ice Helen Bina Leads Skating Triumphs
Helen Bina, Chicago’s top girl skater and captain of the American women’s Olympic skating team, is sidelined after further winter triumphs. Her bold career highlights and recent performance mark a bright chapter in early 1930s figure skating.
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Helen Bina
Chicago
Notice of sale by R W Howell trustee
The R C Carson stock of merchandise fixtures and accounts will be sold at 3:00 p m on December 30 1932 to the highest bidder R W Howell Trustee
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R. C. Carson
R. W. Howell
Robertson County Sheriff Sale Notices and Christmas Socials
The notice details a Robertson County sheriff sale of Lot 14 15 and 16 Block 386 Hearne as foreclosed in R. C. Allen v Sam C. Brown. The 318.75 judgment plus costs and 10 percent interest since May 4 1982 are specified. In social notes Miss Dorothy McCann visits, and several families spend Christmas in Meridian Huntsville Groesbeck Tyler Orange Port Arthur and Port Arthur.
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District Court
Robertson County
R. C. Allen
Sam C. Brown
Court House
Franklin
Texas
Hearne
A. D
R. Cc. Allen
Vv. C. Box
Constable's Sale in Robertson County Texas
Planters Merchants State Bank of Hearne files a foreclosure against Gus Shaw and Emily J. Shaw. Property described as Lot 8, Block 608, City of Hearne, Robertson County. Judgment $146.48 plus costs. Constable Lee Josey to execute sale on December 3, 1932 or 1933 per records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robertson
District Court of
Robertson County
A. D
Planters & Merchants State Bank of
Hearne
Texas
Gus Shaw
Emily J. Shaw
Court House
Franklin
Planters & Merchants State Bank
Lee Josey
Emerald Oil Healing Aid for Leg Sores and Varicose Veins
An antiseptic remedy promotes swelling relief and vein support by applying Emerald Oil to swollen veins and ulcers. A three inch wide bandage is wound from ankle to knee to stabilize the leg, promising relief from crippling pain and preventing future breaks. Follow directions to ensure benefit.
Lost 20 Lbs In 4 Weeks With Kruschen Salts
Mrs Mae Weat of St Louis Missouri claims she shed 20 pounds in four weeks by using Kruschen Salts taking half a teaspoon in hot water each morning before breakfast. She says she has more energy and never feels hungry. The ad promises a money back guarantee if not satisfied after the first bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae Weat
St. Louis
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Melvin, Margarette
Doris Bowman
Bill Donaldson
Edinburg
Elizabeth Peyton
W. H. Peyton
Margarette
Groesbeck
Bremond
Sutton
Chas Plummer
Anson
Mack Sikes
Joe Juroska
Jack and
Leafy
John Jenkins
Agnes Wolfe
Alexandria
Walter Merka
Isher
Wridgehield
Visher
General Motors Proving Ground
Elliott News
National Compress Company
Hearne, Texas
Mrs
Star of the
Ice
Weldona
Weldona Corporation
Atlantic City
Nede
Sheriff’s Sale
State OF
County of
Dorothy McCann
Fort Worth
Ercelle Hamilton
J. G. Philen
Meridian
M. M. Whitehurst
Naomi Whitehurst
Sons
Huntsville
Herschel Whitehurst
Malcolm Pearce
Orange
Chester Bland
J. C. Bland
Oxford
Constable’s
State OF Texas
Golden Rule Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Jakie Silverman
Hearne Rotary Club
Rk. H. Mallard
W. K. Waltman
Marshall Building
Creed Funeral Home
J. B. Creed
Embalmer
R. W. Marshall
A. D. Scott
Masonic
Municipal
Rawleigh
W. T. Rawleigh Company
Memphis
Tenn
A. Barnes
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