Second Division War Game Set At Bandera Pass
A telegram from Fort Sam Houston indicates the Battle of Bandera Pass remake will start Friday May 21 at two in the morning. Kerrville residents anticipate a large scale sham battle with movements beginning May 10 from San Antonio and May 17 from Camp Stanley, ending near Kerrville by May 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Byrne
Chamber of Gameree
John B
Heas
Fort Sam Houston
Bandera Pass
Kerrville
San Antonio
Camp Stanley
Boerne
Improvements on the Lowry Building Front
Substantial renovations are under way on Earl Garrett Street, with a modern front replacing an old upper and lower awning and gallery to brighten the print shop of Hill View Time. A new awning nears completion matching the Vigely witary feature, and C. Q. Butt Hardware & Feed Co. gains a plate glass display window, boosting storefront appeal and display space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowry
Earl Garret Street
Hill View
Vigely Witary
C. QO. Butt Hidw. & Feed Co
Schmerbeck Returns From Temple on Chevrolet Agency Work
R L Schmerbeck returned Tuesday from Temple where he spent the latter part of last week attending to business related to the Chevrolet agency. He also handles agencies at Kerrville and reports business thriving at both locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Schmerbeck
Temple
Chevrolet
Tivy High Debaters Head to Austin for State Meet
Tivy High School debaters in both boys and girls divisions earned district interscholastic honors and will travel to Austin for the State Interscholastic Meet. Girls team includes Beatrice Kincaid and Winnibell Yarbrough. boys team lists George Arthur Lamb and Ernest Ratliff. Robert Schmerbeck and Raymond Landrum won the boys doubles tennis championship and also advance to Austin to face top state teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tivy High School
Robert Schmerbeck
Raymond Landrum
Austin
Fellowship Meeting Delayed By Rain To Friday Night
Kerr County Chamber of Commerce and Ingram business men planned a joint Get-Together but rain postponed it from Wednesday to Friday evening. All are invited to attend with basket lunches. The C of C band will play at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerr County Chamber of Commerce
Ingram
C. of C
Grand Jury Call and Local Visits Highlight Times Page
Oliver Rose of Hunt called at the Times office on Saturday as he heads to San Antonio for Federal Grand Jury duty. His visit also touches family in Santa Rosa Hospital where W M Baker of Bluff is recovering after a serious operation. Rose vows to serve, noting past service thirteen years ago. Also, Charlie Rawson returned from Fort Worth after the Rexall unit drug stores convention, praising addresses and the program as schooling for Rexall druggists.
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Oliver Rose
Hunt
Times
San Antonio
Mr. Rose
W. M. Baker
Bluff
Santa Rosa Hospital
Baker
Rose
Charlie Rawson
Fort Worth
United Drug Stores
Rexall
Rawson
Judge Geddie Heads to General Conference of Methodist Church
Kerrville's Judge H C Geddie leaves for San Antonio and Memphis to attend the General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. He joins 12 West Texas delegates in a quadrennial meeting shaping church law and policy with emphasis on temperance and social service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Geddie
General Conference Methodist Church
H. C. Geddie
Jast
San Antonio
West Texas
Memphis
Tenn
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Methodist Church
Kerrville
Geddie
Temperance and Social Service
Ance
Temperance
Gasoline Pumps Installed at Zumwalt Garage
Two new Fry gasoline pumps, among the most modern designs, are installed at Zumwalt Garage and Filling Station on Water Street at Town Creek crossing. Mr. Zumwalt now operates three of these Texas Oil Company pumps. The garage has been enlarged with new lines for a battery agency, tires, and accessories, and the workshop is now well equipped under H. N. Luther, former operator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zumwalt
Water Street
Town Creek
Mr. Zumwalt
Texas Oil Company
H.N. Luther
Sheriff J LT Moore Critically Ill At Home
Sheriff J LT Moore is reported critically ill at his residence in the 025 Sidney Baker street area. Authorities state his condition is serious, with no further medical details released.
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J. LT. Moore
Sidney Baker Street
Poultry Meeting Set Next Thursday Evening
The Guaranteed Egg Producers Association will hold a meeting at Kerr County Chamber of Commerce building. All poultry enthusiasts are invited to attend to discuss better poultry and gain valuable information. County Agent J C Yeary will be present to share useful poultry data.
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At & O'Clook
Chamber of Commerce
Kerr County
J. C. Yeary
Miss Hiwatha McCullough’s Tulsa Graduation Abroad
Miss Hiwatha McCullough arrived Friday from Tulsa Oklahoma to spend the summer with her sister Mrs Victor Brown. She has just graduated with honors from the Tulsa High School and has accepted a position as stenographer with the Crate Realty Co.
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Hiwatha McCullough
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Victor Brown
McCullough
Tulsa High School
Crate | Really Co
Inspection of Old Spanish Trail by County Officials
Division Engineer Hutson joins Kendall and Kerr commissioners in Comfort for a joint session with State Highway officials. Talks focus on hard surfacing and routing for the old Spanish Trail between Comfort and Kerrville, with plans to use state and local funds for a Center Point route and federal funds for the other. Meetings to follow in Austin with Senators Real and local judges expected to yield definite results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioners Courts
Kendall
Kerr Counties
State Highway Commission
Comfort
Bicket
W. F. Hutson
Highway Commission
Kerrville
St. Charles
Les Wallace
Chas. Mason
Chamber of Commerce
Julius Real
Center Point
Julian Keal
Julius Phillip
Kendall County
Lee Wallace
Austin
Safe-Breakers Nabbed in San Antonio Center Point
Center Point safe breakers, two women with prior prison terms, were questioned by police in connection with a railroad station safe theft at Center Point. They were captured at a South Alamo street hotel by Bertillon expert Owen Kilday after returning from Center Point. L. HK. Stockard of Streeter plans rural school advocacy and will share findings in Hedland's Magazine and Farm and Kaueh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
L. HK. Stockard
Streeter
Stockard
Lee
Texas
Stuckard
Hedland
Kaueh
May Festival at Tivy High School Was Great Success
Queen Nan of the House of Holland was crowned May Queen after a school carnival directed by the Parent-Teachers Association at Tivy High School. The event featured Maypole dancing, class princesses, a Mexican supper, and performances by a slate of eighth through eleventh graders with music by the Chamber of Commerce band.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tivy High School
Nan Holland
P.T. A
Nan
House of Holland
Tivy School
Parent - Teachers’ Association
Nan Elolland
Margaret Davis
Elizabeth Hastland
Gertrude Beitel
Harvest Radcliff
Anity Dietert
Hese
Gertrude
House of Beitel
Robert Schmerbeck
Velma Brown
Princess Elizabeth
House of Eastland
Fordtran Johnston
Clarabella Remaechet
Margaret Davia
Frances Peterson
Henry McBride
Eloise Eldridge
Mary Sue Ross
Rime
Quy C. Moses
Joseph McDonald
Martha Elizabeth Moore
Elvise Eldridge
Forrest Salter
Nell
Josephine Lehreiner
Elizabeth Eldridge
Jerry Beitel
Frances Eastland
Eleanor Allen
Helen Cone
Lorraine Jones
Dorothy Rawson
Geraldine Jones
Peirot Peircette
Mary Nette Adkins
Dorothy Dee Hughs
May Lee Gentry
Chamber of Commerce
Prof
Kennst
Sud
Tul
Hitler of the Main Hotel Plants Flowers Vents Dawn Walls
An item notes HL, identified as Hitler of the Main Hotel, planting flowers and tending dawn walls around the establishment. The quirky report frames him as central to garden and renovation efforts at the site.
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Hitler
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Tivy High
Temperance and Social Service Committee
Western Union Telegram
New York, N. Y
Kerrville Pub. CO
Kerrville, Ten
Intertype Corpn
Hutson
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