LOCUS and Son Visit and Local Trades and Notices
LOCUS and son of Fredericksburg visited Mr and Mrs Hilry Henderson Sunday. Two young blue turkeys for sale weigh 20 pounds each. Mudge W T Bishop and son from Phillips were business visitors in Austin Monday. Mr and Mrs James Taylor and infant son. Hubert Charles of Denton will visit his parents Mr and Mrs HG Hubert and relatives. Mrs Floyd Mahaney and Mrs Mitchell McLendon spent in Graham and Eliasville. Lemuel Jones in Austin summoned as a federal juror. For Rent. Ww Fen conveniences, See or telephone Mrs Frank Cowsert. Mr and Mrs JF Horton of Faden visited in Junction. Mrs JE Greer of Eden visited her daughter Mrs RD Rothmann. Rev James J Kellam returned from Dallas after a Sunday school clinic. Mr and Mrs Seth Kellam accompanied. Mr and Mrs Fletcher Gardner spent weekend with Claude Miller. Mrs J D Blackburn and children visited in San Antonio. Geo Hamilton of San Marcos had been in yonetian visiting her mother Mrs Teasley and accompanied them to San Antonio. J D Blackburn visited San Antonio. Used car market note. Loeiier recommended. Pat Heasley and Jake Beasley of Omaha visited Junction en route to Camp Wood for J R Gdart funeral in San Antonio January 13. Deceased was brother of Mrs Pat Beasley. Public invited to inspect used car sale at Eagle Office. Aubrey Hill left for Austin to serve as a federal juror. Dr I B Miesch at Lath Tuesday about eye troubles. For sale run five four-inch West Junction. One block from school buildings. Improved and priced at a gain. Eagle Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Heasley
Jake Beasley
Otaha
Junction
Camp Wood
J. R. Gidart
San Antonio
Pat Beasley
Junction Bank Posts Best Year in 1938
The Junction National Bank announces a strong 1938 with a 10 percent dividend and an increase in surplus to 13000 dollars. Officers reelected include J. L. Cunningham as president and T. B. Phillips as vice president. C. K. Cunningham remains cashier. Directors listed: T. B. Phillips, Carl Pfluger, W. C. Dickerson, S. P. Woodward, and J. L. Cunningham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junction National Bank
J. L. Cunningham
T. B R. Phillips
C.K. Cunningham
TB. Phillips
Carl Pfluger
W. C. Dickerson
S. P. Woodward
County School Board Meeting Scheduled in Court House
A County School Board session is set for Tuesday February 6 at 2 pm in the courthouse. Randolph Lecy serve on the board and the notice confirms the meeting and attendance by concerned parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Former Kimble Resident Dies Sunday Night
Pecos County Sheriff Wilken, a former Kimble County resident, died in San Angelo after a nine day illness from pneumonia. The body was laid to rest Tuesday morning January 24, with Rev. SP Marsh officiating. Survived by his widow Mollie, mother, two sisters and two brothers, he had been active in ranching and irrigation development before serving as sheriff for two years after moving from Fort Stockton in 1905.
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FS. Wilken
Pecos County
Kimble County
San Angelo Bonita
Hort Stockton
SP Marsh
Janellon Baptist Church
Wilson
Gonmales County
Isth
Janetion
Mollie Smith
Smith
Zavalla County
Fort Stockton
Pecos
Old Age Pensions Grow in Kimble County Year by Year
The Texas Old Age Assistance Commission paid 12.77 to Kimble County aged during 1938, total rising from 10.218 prior year. At year start 66 on the roll, rising to 74 by December. Smallest aid was 1.1 in February. January saw 60 receiving 250 per month, by December 1997 down to 65 receiving 1013. Also notes church auxiliary meeting and local obituaries, with details on attendees and personnel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Old Age Assistance Commission
Kimble County
Church of Christ Sunday School and Worship Schedule
The Church of Christ announces Sunday School at 10 a.m and worship at 11 a.m. A Ladies' Bible Class meets Tuesday afternoon. The lesson theme centers on John 14:15 and Proverbs 28:9, stressing obedience to God’s commandments and refusing to ignore the law.
La Junta Study Club Elects Officers at January Meeting
Katrine discussed at the January 18 gathering hosted by Mrs John Phillips. Officers elected for the coming year include president Mrs C W McCarroll and vice president Mrs W C Oliver with a slate of secretaries and critics. Attendees included Mrs N C Tulloss and Mrs W E Allen among others. Dan P Herring led the program while Mrs Hubert conducted a brief parliamentary drill. Lubbock visitor Mrs Ro Bush Smith joined her husband on a brief insurance business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woc. Oliver
Katrine
John Phillips
C W. McCarroll
WC Oliver
Sayers Farmer
W. Allen
Charles Cunningsurer
JL. Elect
Lillie Nichols
Ro Bush. Smith
Lubbock
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C. H. Crow
Houston Crow, Mgr
David
Fredericksburg
Hilry Henderson
Mudge
W. T. Bishop and Son
Phillips
Austin
James Taylor
Hubert Charles
Denton
HG Hubert
Floyd Mahaney
Mitchell McLendon
Graham and
Eliasville
W. M. Hending
Peene
Lemuel Jones
Frank Cowsert
JF. Horton of
Faden
JE Greer of
Eden
R.D. Rothmann
James J. Kellam
Dallas
Seth W Kellam
London
Maine
Segovia
Fletcher Gardner
Claude Miller
Ik Deliverery
Brooks Door Twi
J.D. Blackburn
Loeiier
Brooks
Mrs. Callan Graham
Eagle Ofusefe
Sa West Jun
Inquirer
Aubrey Hill
Miesch
West Junction
Ina
Eagle Offic
Rial
Kerry
Mon
Girls IN White
We Rice
K. Taylor
Tony Marti
Ann Sheridan
Arcadia
Jes Starrett
Cheyenne
Sun-Mon
New York
MR. Mopto
Junction Bank
County School Board
Clarence Winkel
E. Rohner
Gordon Stewart
Bill
Sam
Stewart
Mr and Sire
Raymond Allen J
Toole Ragland
Thesday
Lothrop
Matilda’ Fuller
Dal
Joe Bissett
A. E. Bissett
San Angelo
Bissett
Rawleigh Ro
NAS
Memphis
Wan
Roy Skaggs
Freda Skitz
Flora Wahl
Lottie Jones
Heyman
Jess
Heyman Drug
Kimble
The
Presbyterian Church
Surburban
Frank L. Wilson
HG. Hubert
Allen
W. N. Hardeman
L. R. Allen
WE. Allen
W. Atchison
H. G
Sal Johnson
Fort Worth Samanche, Texas
Soriek
Bidde
Ss Ror
Odock A. M
Anking Corporation
Kid Kimble County
Commers Court
Randolph
Imble County
AR. Pool
Ropesville
Texas
Lanan Bissett
Brady
J. M. Harris
E. A. Bissett
del Monte
Armours
Silver Rapids
Church OF Christ
LA Junta
Junction Hardware CO
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