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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1932
Page
1
A playful column mocks holiday themes and ads with wry humor. It notes Christmas wine and berry jokes, consumer gifts, and a skeptical take on Wall Street advertising. It also references a packing-house industry claim, a dentist’s food-tree idea, and a political menu with applesauce and pork.
Murrah suffered a four inch forehead cut and facial lacerations after being thrown through a car windshield when the vehicle driven by Alton Mason struck a hidden stump during a hunting trip. Mason, who did not see the stump, escaped with minor injuries as the car sustained windshield damage requiring two stitches.
George Cavaness employed in Sonora visited Mrs Cavaness and Mildred Wednesday in a brief family call.
Kit Wood known as C C Wood died at his Mason home Tuesday after a nine month illness. Funeral services were held December 7 at his residence with burial in Gooch Cemetery. Born October 11 1855 in Travis County he moved to Mason at age four and lived there 73 years. Survived by wife Cordelia and five children two brothers and six grandchildren. A lifelong frontiersman and Christian Church member, he died at 77 years 1 month and 25 days.
Illness postpones Mrs H O Patterson’s expression class program with one act titled Farewell Cruel World at the Texan Theatre. Cast includes Sallie Lou Smith Mae Dellie Lowry Anabelle Withers Mabel Hodges Charlie Hunt Chester Brown. House of Representatives blocks impeachment motion against President Hoover by 361 to 8. Mr and Mrs Walter Cavanesg and son Harold return from California visit. Mayor Emil A Loeffler visits San Antonio for business.
Undefeated Mason Mavericks travel to meet Junction All-Stars on the high school gridiron with a 2:30 kickoff. Junction fans expect star turns from Sohn Hilliard Fred Beasley Lawrence of Texas University and Frank Hubbell of Schreiner along with past Junction players. Proceeds go to the high school athletic fund with 40 cent adult and 20 cent child admission.
A union Christmas service will be held at the Methodist Church Sunday evening December 25. The Rev. R Neal Greer of the Baptist Church will preach the sermon. Every church organization in Junction is invited to join in this service with music from city choirs. The pastors hope it becomes the best Christmas service yet in Junction.
A barn dance held in the Rob Turner barn on December 21 honors the Rocksprings football team. Music will entertain all ages and everyone is invited.
J S Farmer used a 75 pound Osage Arm Bow to bring down a seven point buck at 45 yards. The deer is on display at the Borden Ice Company as Kimble county reports its first bow and arrow deer. Farmer, long active in archery, earns eligibility for clubs after this first deer success.
Judge R R King announces a two day county teachers institute at the Kimble County courthouse on Friday and Saturday December 16 and 17. All rural and London teachers will attend and the program aims to be interesting and profitable. An invitation extends to all interested in schools to visit during the session.
Eagle subscribers must promptly notify the paper of address changes under new postal laws. Send a postal card or letter directly to ensure prompt updates and save postage costs.
Junction Fire Department hosts a turkey shoot Saturday December 17 near the courthouse. Expert shooters with 22 rifles will use 50 yard shots at 10 cents a shot, 25 cents for a guaranteed turkey on the first hit, with other shots at 10 cents each.
E Kimb le County records show higher rainfall than the yearly average. September brought 7.80 inches, with July at 6.25 inches, and total year rainfall exceeding the 26.38 inch county average despite a dry last quarter. E Holekamp provides figures.
Mrs. McCarroll's music class presents a three act Christmas musical The Toyshop at the High School Auditorium on Wednesday evening December 21 at 7 30 pm. The public is cordially invited to attend.
Uncle Sam announces no mail delivery at the Junction post office on Christmas Day and the following day. Mail service stops from Saturday evening December 24 until Tuesday morning December 27, urging residents to collect Saturday mail or wait until December 27.
Following days of cold cloudy weather the sun shone on Wednesday morning though a north east wind kept it cold. Light mists fell but not enough moisture to help small grain. mists aided grain against the cold. E Holekamp reports 22 degrees the coldest this week and several weeks ago the thermometer dropped to 18. Rain is needed on ranges and grain.
A rash of highway accidents swept Texas on Wednesday due to treacherous conditions from ice and snow. In Los Angeles California icy pavements caused thirteen deaths in traffic crashes on Tuesday the most fatalities in a single day there.
Superintendent George 4H. Mitchell announced Junction High School has been readmitted to the Southern Association of Secondary Schools and Colleges. The recognition marks the second year in a row the school earned this status, reflecting strong work and a capable teaching staff.
N K Farmer of the Highland Chevrolet Co announces the display of the New Chevrolet in the sales room on December 17 morning. He says the car is radically different from previous models with many new features. The public is invited to inspect the automobile and receive a free demonstration by Highland staff.
The W M S of the Baptist Church invites all interested in orphan children to join a cookie packing event at the church Friday at three o clock. A social hour will follow the shower.
Everyone is invited to attend a Bodare school Christmas tree program on Thursday night December 22 at 7 30. The event features two short Christmas plays songs readings and a drill.
Dr. S. A. Miriam chief medical doctor of the Veterans Bureau in San Antonio and H. A. Heaton contact man hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Wynne. District Attorney Weaver H. Baker was a professional visitor in San Antonio this week. Mesdames Cowsert Bissett Loeffler Pepper and Smith attended a State Parent Teachers Association meeting in Sonora Monday.
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