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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1936
Page
5
Local items note a repair department run by a skilled mechanic at Powell Motor Co and car sales by Loeffler Motor Co. residents mention Frank Bissett’s recovery, Phillips Bishop visiting San Antonio, and George Delano’s slow healing after an injury. Also listed are sale notices for corn seed, pecan meats, and furnished apartments with rental ads and regional visits by residents.
Chas Ramsey rebuilt the store interior removing old shelves and installing masonite display panels. Floor space widened counters enlarged office improved with modern displays to attract customers. He plans new merchandise and a nine cent profit sharing sale as part of ongoing improvements.
Wall Turner of Fort Worth visits Mrs. Kountz this week. Cousin of Mrs. Kountz, he joins Mr. and Mrs. Bruce G. Taff and Mr. and Mrs. Dee Taylor as weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Knox of Bandera, Texas. Miss Lola Spiller, Rochelle teacher, spent the weekend at the Spiller ranch on North Llano.
Reuben Loeffler was a business visitor in Brownwood on Monday. S R Schneider and W F Hausmann were business visitors in San Antonio on Saturday and Sunday. W H Smelser returned from a visit in San Antonio last week. Mr and Mrs J D Motley returned home to Ballinger Saturday with their niece Miss Blackie Motley. Corn baled sudan and a 4 plow cultivator were for sale.
A compact catalog note lists cash discount lines with prices such as 5c, 15e, 10c and 07c, 07c, 11e, 16c, 03c, indicating a sale flyer style pricing grid for a Saturday event.
San Angelo lawyer Hon Guinn Williams will speak at a Masonic barbecue Saturday at 5 34 PM hosted by Kimble County lodges. If weather allows the event clears to City Park at the Junction of South Llano River and Cedar Creek otherwise Mason ic Hall. A Master’s degree conferral will follow the banquet with all Masons and families invited.
Amos Floyd formerly of Station B now at Big Lake received the Eagle badge from Admiral Byrd in San Angelo Tuesday. The high scouting honor was praised by Floyds friends and other listeners including Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Wiedeman and several local couples.
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