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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1932
Page
5
Community notices from Powell Motor Company and Junction Tailor Shop highlight Christmas refurbishments and discounts. Entries report visits by Mrs. W. T. Oldham, Mrs. Watt Turner, and Joe Boyer family, a lost fox terrier, and local church services for Christmas Eve.
Party holding claims against the estate of H as Bober deceased of Lon don Texas must notify Er nest Bober Doss Texas for immediate settlement. Also Christmas specials from Powell Motor Company Junction Tailor Shop and Junction Tailor Shop offer practical gifts and attire. Roerocantative Col P Stevenson attending legal business in San Antonio this week.
Anson Baldwin, 36-2¢, describes a barter exchange offering a Chevrolet Roadster in trade for corn or oats. The item appears in a classifiable notice or small ad style snippet.
The menu lists daily meals from December 19 to 23. Dishes include salmon loaf with cheese sauce and buttered rice on Monday, baked spare ribs on Tuesday, tomato soup on Wednesday, Swiss steak on Friday, and veal loaf on Thursday with assorted sides.
Mrs R Neal Greer entertained the B Y P U at the Baptist Church parlor on Wednesday afternoon. A jolly Christmas tree and decorations set the holiday mood, gifts were given, and games provided amusement. Fourteen guests attended with assistance from Mesdames Ernest Burt and Ray Salter. Mr and Mrs Clarence Jett on and son Lester visited Kerrville Tuesday.
All Eagle readers are asked to turn to page seven for a sensational offer. For $1.75 you receive the Junction Eagle for one year plus seven journals and magazines including Woman's World Household Magazine Good Stories Gentlewoman Magazine The Country Home and The Farm Journal.
After a night session the French chamber refused to authorize 20 million dollars in war debts to the United States and Premier Herriot's cabinet fell, marking the second European government to collapse over debt issues. Belgium also voted against the December 15 payment and likely resigned. KR Borden returned from Dallas where he attended a state convention. Rev and Mrs Oren Reid of Fort Worth visit relatives, as Mrs V A Emmns and Dickey Dane stay this week.
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