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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1955
Page
3
Mr and Mrs Frank Russell and children of San Saba visited Mrs Russell's parents the Lamparts over the weekend. Several relatives traveled to San Angelo for medical checkups and dental braces. A San Angelo College student visited local families while others sent word of a death and a funeral.
Mrs. Marie Reichenau and children and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wilson came from San Angelo for the weekend. Mrs. Ethel Strader and Bud of Dallas visited Mr. and Mrs. Tom Amberson and R. T. Bud is now in training at Ft. Bliss. H. B. Collins and family hosted visitors from Ft. Stockton over the weekend. The Collins parties then headed to Dallas to visit Robert Flannigan and baby.
We offer fresh weekly beef and invite quotes for halves or quarters to fill home freezers or lockers.
Mr and Mrs Bill Cavaness and Mrs Irvin Cavaness of Shefield visited Mr and Mrs Bennie Koerner over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Wes Pearl and children spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Jack Black near Junction. Mrs Meda Durst visited here Sunday. She has been staying in San Angelo but has come to Mason to stay with Mr and Mrs Homer Durst for some time. Richard Carpenter left Monday for Crystal City where he will be employed in carpenter work for several weeks. Mrs Donna Ford and Mr and Mrs Harold Ford and Kay Lawn spent Sunday of last week with Rev and Mrs Louis Pearl.
Mr and Mrs H G Whitaker who ranch near San Angelo visited Junction Monday. They traveled to Roosevelt to buy two sons with letters from Cash and Lee Joy, from whom they had previously bought. The Whitakers formerly ranched on South Llano.
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