Good roads work to continue to Kerrville line
The Old Spanish Trail from Junction to Kerrville will likely proceed to completion with $21,000 state aid approved as work nears the Kerrville county line. Estimated total cost to finish to the line runs around 40 000 to 50 000 dollars as Judge Baker pledges efforts to complete the project. Kerrville is urged to back the effort and Kerr county bonds, subscriptions, or warrants are encouraged to fund the final miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junction
Kerrville
Weaver H. Baker
Kerr County
Kimble
Kerr
Menard Defeats Junction 6 to 2 in Ball Game
Junction and Menard clashed on Menard grounds Tuesday afternoon with Menard winning 6 to 2. A rematch is scheduled for July 4 at Junction, followed by a dance at Hawkins-Riley Hall drawing local crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junction
Menard
Hawkins-Riley
Little Geo Seibert Dies After Snake Bite
Five and a half year old Geo Seibert, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Seibert of Brackenridge, was bitten by a rattlesnake while camping with a party at Seven Hundred Springs on South Llano. He died fourteen hours after the bite as his family prepared to relocate the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Seibert
H. A. Seibert
Brackenridge
Mr. Seibert
Jones
Seven Hundred
South
Llano
Iyo
Commercial Club Banquet a Success and Holiday Closings
The notice notes a successful Commercial Club banquet held Tuesday evening and lists local businesses that will be closed all day Monday July 4. Names include Alex J. Hamer Co. Junction Hardware Buck Horn Barber Schreiner Hodges Allen Produce City Barber Durst Jarvis Fawcett Motley Junction Grocery Junction State Bank E O Longren P Joseph First National Bank Stevenson Knetsch J B Randolph National Angora Record Association and Junction Eagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex J. Hamer Co
Junction Hardware Co
Buck Horn
Schreiner-Hodges Co
Allen Produce Co
City
Durst and Jarvis
Fawcett-Motley Co
Junction Grocery Co
Junction State Bank
P. Joseph
First National Bank
Stevenson & Knetsch
J. B. Randolph
National Angora Record Association
Junction Eagle
Fred Knetsch
J. D. Motley
K. G. Durst
H. ©. Patterseon
Alex J. Hamer
Fred E. Knetsch
Will W. Taylor
Matt. B. Bailey
Kerrville Junction Road
Weaver H. Baker
Chamber of Commerce
Coke R. Stevenson
J. Motley
J. A. Heyman
W. P. Riley
J. M. Hawkins
R. H. Mayfield
Maggie
S. F. Marsh
Junction
Kimble County
Jas. A. Miller
Conrad T. Holekamp
R. M. Mayfield
Coke Rs
Geo. W. Vierling
Frank Bissett
L. E. Dunbar
Rowland Martin
Chris. Schraub
J. Fred Burt
A. L. Bartley
Lewis F. Boyle
A. B. Hodges
Rudolph Becker
John S. Fleming
H. H. Lawler
EF. C. Jordan
R. Skaggs
S. O. Durst
R. Motley
J. C. Bed
Rev. S. F. Marsh
Abe Landers
Neal Coleman
D. Praley
Walter Buck
Robi. L Wilson
W. W. Taylor
Roy R. King
Clay Secrest
H. O. Patterson
J. N. Hodges
D. S. Stone
L. ‘Gs
F. M. Chase
Merry Wives Club Hosts Progressive Forty-Two Game
On June 23 the Merry Wives' Club enjoyed a Progressive forty-two game won by Miss Lottie Heyman who earned a hand-painted salad dish. Miss Patton of San Antonio received a boxed meat prize. guests included Mrs. Loeffler and others, with a next meeting set for July 14 at Mrs. Motley's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Wives’ Club
A. W. Loeffler
Lottie Heyman
Patton
San Antonio
Robert Loeffler
J. C. Beddingfield
Lewis Boyle
Clay Secrest
Weaver Baker
H. 9. Patterson
P. Joseph
L. L. Skaggs
Dockery
Minne Stockdale
Misses Lottie Heyman
Clara Fritz
Clara Secrest
Hamilton
Josie Mae Patton
J. D. Motley
Picnic Party at Park Highlights Local Social Scene
A Schreiner Park picnic hosted by Mrs. W H Baker honored Miss Josie Mae Patton of San Antonio, with five hundred, swimming and feasting among the main attractions. The Junction Chamber of Commerce banquet at Hodges Hotel Lawn followed, featuring an orchestra, a volunteer program, and lively toasts by local leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schreiner Park
W. H. Baker
Josie Mae Patton
San Antonio
Baker
Mesdames B. L. Smith
C. T. Holekamp
Omer Wright
P. Joseph
Clay Secrest
J. D. Motley
H. O. Patterson
R. I. Wilson
C. M. Wolf
A W. Loeffler
C. R. Stevenson
L. F. Boyle
Lila Mae Baker Wilson
Lola McCollum
E . Browning
Minne Stockdale
Misses Clara Secrest
Lillian Kindrick
Wannie Reid
Ruth
Junction water for drinking O K safe test result
Austin reports water sample from Junction area tested for drinking safety shows negative proof for the presence of B Coli. State Sanitary Engineer notes a single satisfactory result does not guarantee ongoing safety and recommends periodic retesting.
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S. B. Kindrick
L. R. 1 & Milling Co
Junction
South
Llano
Austin
Texas
Y. M. Ehlers
Baptist Church Weekly Notes
The pastor returns to the pulpit after an absence as Evergreen hosts a Sunday school red and blue contest. Paint schoolhouse misses services due to rain. Miss Maury Willis to retire for Baylor University. Miss Ruby Duderstadt recovered from appendicitis in Kerrville. A river picnic for girls and a YW A meeting with college attendees. Gentry meeting starts Friday with an arbor and seating. our meeting begins July 5 with Dr. M E Davis and M H Kieth leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evergreen
Paint School House
Junction
Maury Willis
Gentry
M. E. Davis
Howard Payne
M. H. Kieth
S. F. Marsh
Man Died After Gun mishap near Roosevelt
John Wesley Morrison, 46, a former Hardshell Baptist minister, died at Mason Sanitarium after a gun fired while his son tried to shoot a rabbit near Roosevelt New Mexico. The incident occurred en route to Mississippi from Pratt with his wife and 14 year old son. Morrison was operated on to remove a bullet near the spine, but complications from abdominal wounds and a rough road trip hindered recovery. Funeral held at Gooch Cemetery with Rev W H Gage in charge. Mason County News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wesley Morrison
Mason Sanitarium
Roosevelt
Morrison
Pratt
New Mexico
Mississippi
Ard
Junction
Mason
Alabama
Erace
Wfe
Frederick Hutson
el Paso
Texas
Gooch
W. H. Gage
Baptist
Mason County News
Jolly Party Honoring Micese Lois and Blix Hawkins
At Mr. and Mrs. J D Motley home on Wednesday evening about fifteen young couples attended a lackey party. Costumes inspired by Si Perkins Sweet Willie Jokey Good sow and an old maid aunt produced lively fun. Prizes for the most stylish went to Flora Mae Spiller Willie Wright Fred Mudge and Roy Bradshaw. Laughter filled the night from arrival to midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Motley
Micese Lois
Blix Hawkins
Si Perkins
Sweet Willie
Jokey Goodsow
Flora Mae Spiller
Willie Wright
Fred Mudge
Roy Bradshaw
Birthday Party Honoring Mark Herring Turns Pleasant
Mr and Mrs Josh Herring hosted a June 23 birthday party for their son Mark turning 15. Guests enjoyed ice cream and cake with local names such as Condinna Morene Inona Howard Lenada Harrison Warren Lucy pore Shreves Good man Wesley Wood Bennet Kendrick Marvin Taylor Rex Reynolds Marvin Klinger Gay Munn Blake Chenault. Also present was Jack Turner of Junction president of the National Angora Record Association on business with 2300 head of goats en route to Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josh Herring
Mark
Condinna
Morene
Inona Howard
Lenada
Margaret Harrison Warren
Lucy Pore Shreves Goodman
Wesley Wood
Bennet Kendrick
Marvin Taylor
Rex Reynolds
Marvin Klinger
Gay Munn
Blake Chenault
Mark Herring
Jack Turner
Junction
National Angora Record Association
Turner Ranch
Mexico
Turger Hi
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E. O. Longren
Hodges Hotel
Junction Chamber of Commerce
Wideawake
R. J. Motley
Junction Orchestra
John M. Hawkins
Miss Lois
Geo
Verling
Hereford
D. Stewart Stone
C. O. Britt
Baptist Church Weekly Notes
Jolly Party
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