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Newspaper

Junction Eagle

Location

Junction, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1921

Page

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Junction Defeats Mason 4-2 In Summer Baseball Clash

Junction beat Mason 4 to 2 on July 29 in Mason. Wells and Lawler led off for Junction with strong hits. Weaver and Turk drove runs as Mason misplayed several chances. Both teams pitched solidly with little import, as Sherrer Cager and Polk anchored Mason’s defense in a hard fought, clean game.

Junction Boys Mason Boys Mason Polk Oscar Sherrer Junction Lawler Mason Pitcher Goodwin Ches Weaver Turk Scorry Goodwin Reid Kindrick Wright Big Shearer E. Hamer C. Hamer Evens Oscar Shearer Dunbar Keller Ottes Shearer Hue Shearer Shearer Willman Hamer Saunders Saunders Grove Mason Ss Balk Psi Shearer G. Wright R. F Ump Walker C. F Byss H. Shearer Helman

Still captured near London in Kimble County during raid

Sheriff Taylor and deputies seized a 100 gallon mash and illicit paraphernalia at a still 12 miles southeast of London. No arrests were made. Authorities note Kimble County’s water, sparse population, and terrain aid hiding while vowing continued enforcement.

Taylor John Paul Jones Bob Farr Still London Kimble County

Wrights hosts summer swim party with Ava Chatman guest

Misses Mattie and Nettie Wright hosted an afternoon swimming gathering at their country home for guest Ava Chatman of Menard. The event featured music, a swim at the Old Swimmin Hole, and a watermelon feast with a long guest list. later notes mention visiting Californians and a church gathering in progress plus a local baseball inning by Junction.

Mattie Nettie Wright Ava Chatman Menard Dorothy Hodges Irene Chase Modelle Jobes Clara Fritz Lila May Baker Fay Taylor

Baptist Church notes praise Dr. Davis and Keith in growing meetings

Weekly notes thank volunteers and invite more attendees as services build, praising Bro. Keith as a strong song leader and Dr. Davis as a scholarly evangelist. Also included is a baseball recap with scattered, unclear play-by-play and a final score segment.

Dr. Davis Keith Bro S. F. Marsh

Junction and Fredericksburg Game Canceled

The Aug 3 contest between Junction and Fredericksburg failed to materialize causing disappointment to residents and spectators. Cleanup plans for the morning proceeded, while organizers aimed to defeat the Fredericksburg Giants in the afternoon, noting a planned double cleanup.

Junction Fredericksburg

Junction A Cleaner Town

Citizens of Junction organized a cleanup on Wednesday under the Progressive Club. Ministers doctors lawyers and bankers joined in mowing sweeping raking and hauling to clear weeds and rubbish from streets. Businesses closed for a morning to show collective effort and town pride.

Junction Progressive Club

Pleasant Dancing Evening at Hawkins-Riley Hall

Monday night featured couples dancing at Hawkins-Riley Hall with the Hoover Hounds providing music. Five young men on vacation played for the event and received many compliments before the group departed Tuesday morning for Kerrville.

Hawkins-Riley Hall Hoover Hounds Kerrville

Mrs Boyle Hosts Merry Wives Club Soiree

Mrs Lewis F Boyle entertained the Merry Wives Club at her home Thursday afternoon July 28. The game 500 provided entertainment and the high scores earned vanity cases awarded to Mrs Carl Wolf and Miss Dorothy Hodges. Ice water melon was served to Mesdames Beddingfield Motley Patterson Wolf Leoffler Baker Secrest Holekamp Martin Hughes of El Paso and Sterling Baker of Sonora.

Merry Wives Club Lewis F. Boyle Carl M. Wolf Dorothy Hodges James Beddingfield J. D. Motley H. Q O. Patterson Carl Wolf

Foster Owens Guests With Reynolds In Rocksprings

Mr. and Mrs. Foster Owens of Rocksprings visited Mrs. Owens' parents Mr. and Mrs. Tom Reynolds for several days. Mr. Owens returned home Monday while Mrs. Owens stayed a week or more. Mrs. Harry Mills and her daughter from Del Rio joined them and will stay about two weeks with the Reynolds family.

T. M. Cleland Lucile California Junction John A. Cowsert Cleland Cowsert Messrs Cowsett Foster Owens Rocksprings

Wisdom on thoughts kept and folly in disclosure

A reflective aphorism contrasts the prudent sage who guards his thoughts with the rash fool who voices them, underscoring caution in private reasoning. The saying emphasizes restraint as virtue in personal judgment and public discourse.

Commissioners Court Deliberates Road Plan In Kerrville Area

The Honorable Commissioners Court met on Monday with County Judge Weaver H. Baker and Commissioners J. T. Wright Roy King Andrew Wood and Bob Ivy plus Clerk Roy Skaggs. They clarified that Kerrville line road abandonment is false and announced the road will be completed, praising the commissioners for their work.

Honorable Commissioners Court Weaver H. Baker J. T. Wright Roy King Andrew Wood Bob Ivy Roy Skaggs Kerrville

Surprise Birthday for Mrs Jones Primes Sewing Day

Mrs John L Jones received a delightful birthday surprise from her daughter Mrs Lola Mc Collum on Friday afternoon after helping with sewing at Mrs Tom Jones home. A social hour with games and music followed, gifts revealed thoughtful remembrances, and refreshments were served to a group of friends and guests including Miss Vogel of San Antonio.

John L. Jones Lola McCollum Mesdames Durst Heyman Gardner Pickett Hugh Wilson Frank Wilson Marsh, Holland Griffith T. M. Hodges Tom Jones McCollum Miss Vogel San Antonio

South Llano Old Time Sunday Service Recalls Past Gathering

Report of a previous appointment noting a Sunday service held at the old Wooten crossing on South Llano, 12 miles above Junction. Attendees enjoyed two discourses and meals, praising the social fellowship and communal bonds fostered by the gathering.

Wooten South Llano Junction

Wood alcohol dangers spark social pun on sight

A quip notes that avoiding wood alcohol’s blinding effects might lead people to avoid “seeing the light.” The remark plays on drinking dangers and the optics of enlightenment.

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Kimble Pep C. Hamer Ist Kendrick Pecon Tree The Baptist Church Homer Dunbars Big Catch Poke Frederickburg Giants Cleaner Town Mrs. Boyle Mrs. Jones
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