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Newspaper

Hill View Times

Location

Kerrville, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1926

Page

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Texas Deed Approved for Kerrville Hospital Sale

The Department of Justice approved the deed from the State of Texas to the Kerrville hospital for sale to the Veterans' Bureau at 1 182 000 dollars. Funds are available and final approval hinges on Director Hines signing the deed tomorrow. Texans involved include Wayne B. Davis San Antonio State Commander W Dunning and Dr H H Harrington.

Washington State of Wayne B. Davis San Antonio The American Legion W. G. Dunning H. H. Harrington

Kerrville Chamber Holds Monthly Meeting At St Charles Hotel

The Kerrville Chamber of Commerce met at the St Charles hotel for its regular monthly banquet. Speakers praised local oratory, discussed committee reports on streets advertising and entertaining soldiers, and planned hosting the 1927 Sheep and Goat Raisers convention with Schreiner interests financing half the cost. Senator Julius Real urged unity and discouraged political speakers and clubs in the county.

Chamber of Commerce St. Charles Kerrville E. Galbraith E. H. Prescott Hill Country Dick Eastland Schreiner del Rio A. J. Peril Hal Peterson Julius Real

Schreiner Commencement Weekend Detailed Schedule

Schreiner Institute begins commencement with a Glee Club and orchestra concert Saturday night. Dr John Black Hudson delivers and then preaches at Presbyterian church Sunday services. Schreiner defers to Tivy on Monday and Dr William Anderson gives the address Tuesday. Two classes graduate and enrollment tops two hundred.

J. J. Delaney Schreiner Institute Glee Club The Presbyterian Church John Black Hudson Hudson Schreiner Wm. Anderson

Community leaders push for harmony and clean-up drive

A Kerr County meeting featured Senator Real urging large attendance for Monday night commencement with Attorney General Dan Moody to give the address. Speakers praised unity, urged city county joint action to clear the dump and weeds, and noted new members and visits from leaders across Texas. Sheriff Jack Moore was transported to San Antonio for an operation as prayers were offered for his recovery.

Senator Real Dan Moody John Leavell W. A. Fawcett Chamber of Commerce Kearney Butt Ally Beitel Prescott Burton Mason Brown Franks San Antonio Hopkins Camp Verde Lee Mosty T. M. Lander Center Point

Independence Day Celebration Aims to Stand Out in Southwest Texas

A meeting outlined plans to make Independence Day celebrations this year the largest in three years, aiming to surpass prior events in Southwest Texas. Attendees included L. W. McCoy W. A. Fawcett J. L. Pampell J. A. Jackson W. P. Carr A. L. Starkey C. E. Wheat and a rep from each local paper.

Texas L. W. McCoy W. A. Fawcett J. L. Pampell J. A. Jackson W. P. Carr A. L. Starkey C. E. Wheat

San Antonio Considers 1.50 Dog Vaccination Fee

San Antonio weighs raising the dog license from 1.00 to 1.50 to cover rabies inoculation. Commissioner Phil Wright backs abolishing the 1.00 license fee and having veterinarians designated by the city perform inoculations at 1.50. Veterinarians say 1.50 is the minimum to avoid losses. past inoculation costs were 2.50.

San Antonio Express San Antonio Wright

Woman attacked on lonely Holcomb ranch in Edwards County

Mrs. C. S. Holcomb a 45 year old ranch wife from Edwards County was found beaten and in serious condition at a remote Holcomb ranch house. A posse hunted for two Mexicans believed to be attackers who took jewelry money and silverware before fleeing in Holcomb’s car toward the Rio Grande.

del Rio C. S. Holcomb Edwards County Holcomb Ranch

Kerrville to Host Joint Patriotic Picnic Event

Kerr County unit of the Ku Klux Klan plans a Fourth of July Independence Day picnic while the Kerrville Chamber of Commerce explores merging with the Klan for a single large civic celebration. A joint committee from both groups met to discuss unity and community goodwill.

Kerr County Knights of the Ku Klux Klan Kerr County Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce

Blakely Receives Ring from Legion Bible Class

Legion Bible class officers honored retiring president Mr. Wm A Blakely at the Gavel club on Wednesday afternoon. He leaves for Norman Oklahoma and was presented with a Masonic ring for his service as president.

Legion Bible Class Gavel Club Wm. A. Blakely Blakely Norman Oklahoma

Kerr County Sheriff Moore Taken to San Antonio Hospital

J. T. Moore longtime Kerr County sheriff was rushed to Santa Rosa hospital in San Antonio Monday for a serious operation. Reports from the hospital say he is in critical condition as medical staff provide intense care while friends await the next bulletin for news of recovery.

J. T. Moore Kerr County Santa Rosa Hospital San Antonio Moore Times

Judge Wallace pressing for Kerrville to San Antonio road

Judge Lee Wallace met with the State Highway commission in Austin on Tuesday of last week to advocate a hard surface road between Kerrville and San Antonio. He presented convincing reasons for state interest, but nothing is settled or promised yet.

Lee Wallace Austin State Highway Commission Kerrville San Antonio

Marriage Licenses Listed For May Dates

May 1 Lewis R. Lackey and Miss Bessie Wingenrhode. May 3 E. H. Grubert and Miss Irene Buckelew. May 5 Floyd Casper and Miss Leona Wedekind. May 9 Rice P. Lynn and Mrs. W. Couch. May 12 Alex McKenzie and Miss Margaret Thorburn. May 14 Craven and Miss May 15 Frits F. Bierman and Miss Elsie Bartel. May 18 F. Nichols and Miss Ila Lorge.

Lewis R. Lackey Bessie Wingenrhode E. H. Grubert Irene Buckelew Floyd Casper Leona Wedekind Rice P. Lynn W. Couch Alex McKenzie Margaret Thorburn Craven Frits F. Bierman Elsie Bartel F. Nichols Ila Lorge

Geddie Named To Law Enforcement Committee

Memphis officials report the General Conference committee on Temperance and Social Service formed a five member lay subcommittee to draft a public address on prohibition and law enforcement. A one hour hearing was set for input on causes and remedies. The panel includes Cahs M. Hay W. C. Thomas H. C. Geddie C A Hateh and J. Thomas E. Pegram. Hay plans to return to St Louis shortly.

Memphis Tenn General Conference Committee On Temperance and Social Service Cahs M. Hay St. Louis W. C. Thomas Pacific Coast H. C. Geddie Texas C. A.hateh New Mexico J. Thomas E. Pegram Ripley Methodist Church Hay

Frank Norfleet Seeks Recovery After Five Swindlers

Texas ranchman Frank Norfleet gained fame tracking five swindlers who robbed his ranch and $45,000 five years ago. Having seen the men jailed after a chase across three countries, he now plans to reclaim both his ranch and the stolen money.

Texas Norfleet Frank Norfleet

Tivy Commencement Activities and 27 Graduates Listed

Further activities of Tivy commencement include the Junior-Senior banquet at the St Charles hotel Saturday night the issuing of credit cards to all students Monday at 3 30 and the class day exercises and commencement address at the auditorium Monday night Hon Dan Moody Texas attorney general will deliver the address There are 27 graduates this year comprising 17 girls and 10 boys The class of 1926 members are Nan Holland Earl Nance Roger Adkins Rudolph Weiss Anita Dietert Lillie Mae Morris Bartlett Edwards Neal Coppock Ruth Griffin Edna Griffin Creighton Secor Leota Carpenter Eunice Smith Clemice McDonald Mollie Spinks Ernest Radcliff Treva Green Hardie Avera Howard Sleeper Blanche Shumaker Anna Mae Whelan George Lamb Eula Zumwalt Lillie Cade Owen Baldwin Edna Karger and Beatrice Kincaid.

St. Charles Hotel Dan Moody State of Texas Nan Holland Earl Nance Roger Adkins Rudolph Weiss Anita Dietert Lillie Mae Morris Bartlett Edwards Neal Coppock Ruth Griffin Edna Griffin Creighton Secor Leota Carpenter Eunice Smith Clemice McDonald Mollie Spinks Ernest Radcliff Treva Green Hardie Avera Howard Sleeper Blanche Shumaker Anna Mae Whelan George Lamb Eula Zumwalt Lillie Cade Owen Baldwin Edna Karger Beatrice Kincaid

Schreiner Institute Visitors and Graduation Schedule

Miss Dorothy Gilstrap extends a week with her brother Coach H. C. Gilstrap and returns home to Granger. Mrs. Powell and Miss Florence Clark of Rosebud visit. Dr. H. T. Musselman of Dallas lectures at chapel and plans summer at the Presbyterian Encampment. UT Austin guests attend weekend at Schreiner. J. D. Miller and Ysleta Sanders visit President Delaney. Graduation events are set: Band Glee Club and orchestra Saturday night, Baccalaureate Sunday at 11, sermon by Dr. J. B. Hudson, lawn tea Monday 6 pm, and address by Dr. Wm. M. Anderson Tuesday in Institute chapel.

Dorothy Gilstrap H. C. Gilstrap Granger Florence Clark Rosebud Powell Gilstrap H. T. Musselman Texas School Journal of Dallas Schreiner Institute Musselman Presbyterian Margaret Delaney University of Texas J. D. Miller San Antonio Ysleta Sanders Westmoreland College J. J. Delaney Schreiner Institute Chapel First Presbyterian Church John Black Hudson Presbyterian Church J. B. Hudson Wm. M. Anderson

Bible Class Weiner Roast Saturday Night

The Legion Bible class hosts a social weiner roast at the Gavel club grounds this Saturday at 7 30 p m. Members and friends are invited to attend the evening event.

Legion Bible Class

Welcome Second Division Arrives for Kerrville Maneuvers

A 5 000 enlisted men and 300 officers of the Second Division march from Camp Stanley to Kerrville with camps at Comfort Center Point Camp Verde and Lake Side Park. The procession includes athletic events dances band concerts and free baseball games as the army prepares for a major biennial-level exercise.

Comfort Center Point Camp Verde Bandera Pass Kerrville Hill Country Camp Stanley Chamber of Commerce Fort Sam Houston Athletic Association Lake Side Park

Instructor Named for Guardsmen

Washington May 18 Capt Chas W Mays Field Artillery was relieved from duty at Fort Sill Oklahoma effective July 1 and detailed as instructor of field artillery Texas National Guard for temporary duty then station Amarillo War Department announced Tuesday Capt Herbert F E Featherstone Cavalry assigned to the 1st Cavalry Fort Bliss after foreign service Master Sgt Harry Rickliff 42nd School Squadron Air Service Kelly Field transferred to 44th Observation Squadron Air Service Fort Sill Master Sgt Harry A Stearnes 44th Observation Squadron Air Service Fort Sill transferred to 42nd Field First Lieut Godfrey D Adamson Field Artillery relieved from duty Second Division Fort Sam Houston assigned to First Field Artillery Fort Sill Oklahoma

44Th Air Service Fort Sill Harry A. Stearnes 44Th Observation Squdron Kelly Field Godfrey D. Adamson Field Artillery Fort Sam Houston First Field Artillery Okla

Texas Chiropractors Granted Injunction In Dallas

Federal Judge Meek issued a temporary restraining order on chiropractors under the State Medical Practice Act. The injunction dissolved last week and a three judge panel is expected to rehear the case in Dallas or Fort Worth later this week.

Opr Dallas Sygeain Peel James C. Whaanathis Worth Bunal Wilson William A. Atwell Rufus Foster United States District Court of Appeals Galveston Fort Worth Meek Dan Moody Tarrant Counties

Band Concert at Legion Honors Visiting Soldiers

A band concert will be held at the Legion from 4 to 5 PM Saturday afternoon in honor of the visiting soldiers of the Second Division.

Legion

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Hines Keraville Jack Moore Geddie LAW Enforcement Paul B. Malone Army of Occupation Medical Corps and Quartermaster's Department COMIG Texas Chiropractors
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