Local Staff Listings Include Notable Names
A partial roster lists staff members including Lord Pearl George Amnon Chick Bowers Dorthy Pearson Mart a Hensle Loma Walton Katie Lee Eilis Osie Cummins Viola Pettigrew Miss Victoria Brewer with no further details.
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Lord Pearl
George Amnon
Chick” Bowers
Dorthy Pearson Mart
Hensle
Loma Walton Katie Lee
Eilis Osie Cummins
Viola Pettigrew
Victoria Brewer
Teachers Tend County Institute Holiday Observance
The fourth holiday of the year falls on December 16 as teachers take a day to attend the county institute. The event, held on a Friday, gives three days off. Teachers gain knowledge but also spend money downtown, where shops invite them with open doors.
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Teachers Institute
Fashionable Student Wardrobe Sparks Teacher Wallet Woes
Students praise new clothes while teachers face shortages as Monday discussions reveal how dress costs impact budgets. Pupils enjoy seeing teachers in new outfits, even as financial strain leaves educators reportedly short on funds and in good humor at day’s end.
Who Are It Carlos Fritz Class President
Carlos Fritz serves as class president, demonstrating talent and leadership. He is 5 feet 9 inches tall, weighs 142 pounds, and is the class's only blond student. A favorite among peers, he studies geometry history II English III Spanish I and Spanish II.
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Carlos Fritz
Carlos
Who's Who Among the Sophomores Feature
Mildred Pill Hardesty is described as 5 feet 2 inches tall with brown wavy hair and dark grey eyes. She takes English II history I biology and geometry and is popular among sophomores freshmen seniors and dating a junior with a winning smile for everyone.
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Mildred
Seniors Smile as Freshmen Impress with Knowledge
The piece notes the seniors’ bright smiles while the freshmen show strong knowledge, highlighting mutual school spirit. It emphasizes curiosity and learning as a shared goal among classes.
Final Account of John V Murrah Estate in Kimble County
W A Murrah administrator files final account for estate of John V Murrah deceased in Kimble County Probate Docket 96. Court to discharge administrator after twenty day public notice in Kimble County newspaper ahead of January 1933 term in Junction.
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State OF
Texas
Kimble County
W. A. Murrah
John V. Murrah
Kimble
Junction
City of
A. D. Kindrick
Senior ring exchanges and school rumor echoes
The note records a tense senior boys and girls conversation. Mr Rimes wishes to wear a senior girls class ring. A girl recalls a brother’s letter and a Saturday night remark. Rat received a boys ring. Dorthy Pearson wears another ring. The freshmen pulled jokes on the seniors and there will be no school Friday.
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Mr. Rimes
Rat
Dorthy Pearson
Local Student Receives Perfume Gift Amid Schoolwide Benefit
Acknowledged by Chick Bowers, the gift of perfume to the student body drew attention as the entire school benefited from the gesture. The narrative notes the generosity was a bit much for the occasion.
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Chick Bowers
Chick
Deer Fever Excuse Becomes Dear Fever Note
A school note from Ferrell excuse is altered by Mr Pownds from Deer Fever to Dear Fever after review. The signed document is recorded per schedule.
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Ferrell
Holiday Greetings and Local Visits Report
Miss Loree Kothmann visited the Howard Kothman Ranch this week. Johnnie Mae Lambert traveled to Brady Saturday to see Santa Claus. Jankin Kothmann of Eden is home for the holidays. Pat Amnon remains confined to his room and thanks everyone for their kindness. School closes Friday the 23rd for holidays until January 2.
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Loree Kothmann
Howard Kothman
Johnnie Mae Lambert
Brady
Santa Claus
Jankin Kothmann
Eden
Pat Amnon
Hibernia Bank Gives Christmas Gift to Women Employees
In December Santa Francisco reports the bank extends a monthly extra pay as a holiday gift, with each woman employee receiving a full day off to Christmas shop. The policy reflects continued observance of seasonal generosity at Hibernia Bank.
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San Francisco
Hibernia Bank
Detained witness reports sighting man on freight train
An interview with a witness in a trespasser death inquiry reveals he saw a man on the back of a freight train about thirty car lengths away near seven o clock at night. The man fell from the train and died during the incident.
State Bank of Junction to Hold Stockholders Meeting
Notice to stockholders of the State Bank of Junction Texas announces a meeting in the directors room on Thursday January 5 1932 at 2 p m to elect directors for the ensuing year and address any other business brought before the meeting.
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State Bank of
Junction
Texas
Personal notes on Rimes and local visitors
Mr. Rimes was out of school Monday nursing a good case of the flu. Miss Vic, mother and Lill, Margaret spent the weekend a Tea Cup. Misses Goldia Brewer and
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Mr. Rimes
Miss Vic
Lill
Margaret
Stockholders urged to attend meeting as officers travel
All stockholders are urged to be present. Dr. J. Fred Burt, president, Mrs. Chris Schraub, Elsie Martin and Christine Schraub and Clifton Schraub motored to Nerrville Monday.
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J. Fred Burt
Chris Schraub
Elsie Martin
Christine Schraub
Clifton Schraub
Nerrville
Knetsch and Dix Hunt on Allen Ranch
Fred Knetsch and Tom Dix of Seguin are enjoying a hunting outing on the Allen ranch noted in a regional social column.
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Fred Knetsch
Tom Dix
Seguin
Allen Ranch
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W. F. Hausmann
Goldia
City Cafe
Barney Williams
Prop
Kerrville
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Creetings
Hankins Drug Company
Land of Opportunity
West Texas Utilities Co
West Texas Utilities Company
West Texas
West Texas Utility Company
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City Bakery
Junction, Texas
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