Pension blanks available to applicants in limited supply
County Judge J B Randolph announces a scarce stock of old age pension application blanks for eligible residents. When exhausted, applicants must request blanks from C A Trigg in Brady. forms require sworn statements and two independent witnesses. No pensions before June 1936, but timely, accurate filing advised.
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J. B. Randolph
C. A. Trigg
Brady
Texas
Trigg
Austin
Sturdy Ranchman Louis Dunbar Dies in Texas Homegoing
Louis E. Dunbar of Kimble county dies Sunday February 23 after months of ill health. Born November 23 1871 in Atlanta Georgia he married Ida Bell Cochran January 1 1893 and had seven children. Funeral held at Baptist church in Junction with burial in Copperas cemetery. He is survived by his widow three children three adult children nine grandchildren and many relatives.
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Louis E. Dunbar
Kimble County
Lydia Dunbar
Junction
Baptist Church
W. P. Dickey
Presbyterian Church
Copperas
Atlanta
Georgia
Dunbar
Texas
Ida Bell Cochran
Charlie
Olive
Marcus
Robert
Lena Jones
L. E. Dunbar
J. B. Dunbar
Wesley Cochran
Buck Cochran
J. D
Enoch Cochran
Ovale
Ova Finch
Locker
Fannie Chapman
Richland Springs
Business visitor E R Borden seen in Menard
E R Borden was a business visitor in Menard last Saturday according to local society notes.
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E. R. Borden
Menard
Tennis Players Organize Junction Tennis Association
The Junction Tennis Association forms with eleven members. Roy Reed acts as secretary treasurer and public membership closes before the season opens. Improvements to the court are planned, with a new net and repairs to backstops. Inter-city matches are sought with Menard Kerrville Mason Prady Rocksprings Eden San Angelo and more. A local tennis cup from L W Reed Sr Galveston will be awarded to the season's top player. The first tournament is set for mid March.
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Junction Tennis Association
Roy Reed
Junction National Bank
Reed
H. O. Denman
Menard
Kerrville
Mason
Prady
Rocksprings
Eden
San Angelo
L. W. Reed, Sr
Galveston
D C Directors Elect Officers For 1936
Kimble County Chamber of Commerce directors elected officers for the coming year at a Monday meeting. Officers named were C A Schraub as president Roy Borden as vice president Emil A Loeffler as secretary. New directors include C W McCarell Roy Borden Emil A Loeffler C A Schraub R E Homann C E Reid J C Graham Everett Stewart and Raymond Allen.
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Kimble County
Memorial service held in San Antonio for Juliet Joseph
Philip Joseph attended a memorial service in San Antonio on Tuesday February 26 marking the first anniversary of his daughter Juliet Joseph's death. He was accompanied by Melton House.
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Philip Joseph
Juliet
San Antonio
Mr. Joseph
Melton House
Death Claims Mrs. Will Nance in Junction Camp
Mrs. Will E. Nance died after months of illness at Price's Camp on Saturday night and was buried beside her husband in Junction Cemetery. Funeral conducted by Rev. Eugene Slater with pallbearers J. C. Graham, Joe Bissett, S. O. Durst, Joe Watson, Jim Meers and Tom Glimp. Born November 24, 1874 in Camden Arkansas, she moved to Texas at age seven and married Will E. Nance in 1896. Surviving are six of ten children, including R. G. Nance, Mrs. John Crowley, Mrs. Eli Baker, Sam Nance, Mrs. Dell Renfro, and Mrs. A. C. Hancock, plus four brothers, two sisters, seven grandchildren, and other relatives. She joined the Methodist Church at 16 and lived a Christian life, caring for others. The couple ranched in the Hill Country. she recently asked to die in Junction, where she had resided off and on. Her death ends a long, patient life, with influence lasting in her family and friends.
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Will E. Nance
Price
Junction Cemetery
Eugene Slater
Methodist Church
Menard
J. C. Graham
Joe Bissett
S. O. Durst
Joe Watson
Jim Meers
Tom Glimp
Camden
Arkansas
Texas
Valley Spring
Llano County
R. G. Nance
John Crowley
Abilene
Eli Baker
Junction
Sam Nance
Dell Renfro
A. C. Hancock
Nance
Hill Country
River Front Cleanup Aims to Boost Junction Tourism
The city, led by Mayor H. E. Wright, cleans and beautifies the South Llano River front from the Water Works to the bridge. Debris is removed, driveways graded, native trees planted, and picnic grounds upgraded to impress tourists and Centennial visitors as they pass through Junction.
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Llano
Llano River
H. E. Wright
Wright
Junction
Church notices for London services and sermon
London Sunday School begins at 1 30 p m at London Community Hall. Elder Walter W Leamons will preach at 2 30 p m. A cordial invitation to attend both services is extended to the public.
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London Community Hall
Walter W Leamons
Texas Centennial Promise of Growth and National Pride
A speech extols Texas Centennial as a grand national show of progress from wilderness to modern commonwealth. It pledges global reach, economic outlay, and cultural milestones, honoring pioneers and martyrs while framing Texas as an Anglo Saxon beacon and future hub from the Sabine to the Pacific.
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Texas
Commonwealth
Guinn Williams Speaks at Kimble County Masons Meeting
Hon Guinn Williams of San Angelo and Frank Hart Graves of Menard attended the Washington Memorial Masonic gathering in Junction last Saturday. The Junction Lodge hosted two past Grand Masters, a barbecue followed by a 7:30 pm meeting where Williams spoke on George Washington as a Mason. He is noted as a congressman ranchman and community leader. The Master’s degree was later conferred. Families and visitors enjoyed the event and hope for an annual affair.
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Guinn Williams
San Angelo
Frank Hartgraves
Menard
Washington Memorial
Junction
Nly
Texas
Kimble County
Main Street
George Washington
U. S. Congress
Williams
District Court Convenes in February Term
The February term of the 112 Judicial Court opened Monday at 10 oclock under Judge Joel Montague. The grand jury was empaneled, two indictments were returned Tuesday, and several civil cases and divorces were settled in the first days. The petit jury is being formed for the trial of Jack Ables for assault and attempted murder. Lloyd White and Dan Smith began two year suspended sentences, now to be served in the penitentiary. Local attendees included Culberson Deal and Sam Ashburn visiting Fat Lamb Show participants.
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112
Judicial Court
Joel Montague
Savers Farmer
Foreman
L R. Hodges
Vann Martin
Leon Powell
G. W. Vierling
C. W Walker
Olin Ridenhower
Morris Marr
Ilee Simon
Stanley Adams
A. M. Goodall
H. Weaver
Frank Smith
O. B. Faubion
Jack Ables
C. W. Walker
Lloyd White
Dan Smith
Gonzales
Dinzel McDonald Wins First in Single Lamb Class
Dinzel McDonald captured first place in a single lamb class and in a pen of three at the third annual show on the courthouse square. The event drew more than eighty fat lambs with several goats and calves on display, organized by County Agent R. E. Homann and VA teacher H. M. McElroy.
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Courthouse Square
R. E. Homann
H. M. McElroy
Andrew Wood
Cowsett
Hereford
Dinzel McDonald
Robert Neal
Lloyd Kirkpatrick
Caddo Wright
Jim Wright
Wilbur Atchison
Max Munn
Jimmy Ri
Ben Warren
Graham McCollum
Howell Wright
Omer Wright
Noah Cabler
Melvin Taylor
C. W. McCarroll, Jr
Gus Camp
Roosevelt
Julius Murr
Chamber of Commerce
V-A
A. J. Bierschwale
I. B. Boughton
Oscar Carpenter
San Angelo
Stephenson Camp Car Fire Extinguished Before Arrival
The Junction Volunteer Fire Department answered an alarm at Stephenson Camp Sunday around ten o clock to a car fire. The blaze was extinguished before arrival and no damage was reported.
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Stephenson Camp
Junction Volunteer Fire Department
Stephenson
Mrs H O Patterson Weekend Guest in San Antonio
Mrs H O Patterson was the weekend guest of Mrs ee Whayne in San Antonio, sharing social time and hospitality.
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H. O. Patterson
Ee Whayne
San Antonio
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Texas Old Age Assistance Commission
Treas
Net Organization
D. C
Will Nance
Church AT
London
Cullen F. Thomas
Americas
Baffin Bay
Cape Horn
San Jacinto
Capultepec
American Domain
Destiny
Sabine River
Pacific Ocean
South Llano
Culberson Deal
Sam _ Ashburn
O. C. Fisher
Hiram Phillips
Henry Ingenhuett
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