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Newspaper

Junction Eagle

Location

Junction, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1947

Page

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Work Starts on Curb and Gutter Project Here

A. L. Bucy of Brownwood, contractor for the highway curb gutter and paving project, moved in equipment and began clearing and grading the street from Five Points to the North Llano bridge. Trees are being removed water and sewer lines changed fences set back and road widened to 80 feet with sidewalk space. Ten or twelve workers are employed and utilities are relocating to accommodate traffic. The public is urged to drive slowly cooperate and avoid interference with construction.

A. L. Bucy Brownwood South Llano Five Points North Llano Bridge West Texas Utilities Co Southwestern State Telephone Co

County Records Show Two Marriage Licenses And Divorce Suit

County clerk records list two marriage licenses issued this week Neff and Hazel Browning on Saturday Thomas Menchaca and Mary Martinez on Monday. A divorce suit Marjorie Dell Carlile vs Frances Marion Carlile was filed Monday with attorney M C Plackburn. A custody suit Lester Smith vs Geraldine Smith was filed Monday with attorney M C Blackburn. Doris Mae Wyatt was granted divorce from Oren D Wyatt on June 28 restoring her maiden name Doris Mae Ruff with attorney J B Stevenson.

Neff Hazel Browning Thomas Menchaca Mary Martinez Marjorie Dell Carlile Frances Marion Carlile M. C. Plackburn Lester Smith Geraldine Smith M. C Blackburn Doris Mae Wyatt

Miss Nancy Spiller Heads West on Graduation Tour

Miss Nancy Spiller a spring graduate from San Angelo leaves Sunday with a party on a tour of the Western States Canada and Alaska. The trip a graduation gift from her parents Mr and Mrs Roy Spiller will last about a month. Miss Aline Trimble sponsors the tour and hosted a buffet at Hotel Cactus before departure. Attending are Mrs Ed L Mears of Menard grandmother and two aunts along with siblings and other relatives including Mr and Mrs Jack Raborn and Harriet Raborn of San Antonio who will stay with Mrs Raborn’s mother before returning to Walnut Canyon Ranch Cleo. The group spent the Fourth of July weekend on Bear Creek.

Nancy Spiller San Angelo Canada Alaska Aline Trimble Roy Spiller Miss Trimble Hotel Cactus Spiller Sanda Rob Jack Raborn Harriet San Antonio

Tupman Couple Vacationing in Brady With Guests

Mr and Mrs C A Tupman spent the Fourth of July in Brady with two house guests including Mrs Tupmans niece from Dayton Ohio and Miss Betty Lou Campbell from San Antonio.

Brady celebration hosts include Jordan and Motley couples

Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Jordan and Mr. and Mrs. Dillard Motley were guests at last Thursday's Brady celebration, joining other attendees in the event.

J. N. Jordan Mrs. Dillard Motley

Vacationing families tour Chama New Mexico area

Mrs Roy Spiller and children travel with Rob Roy for a week in Chama New Mexico. The group joins a Sonora party including Jos eph Vander Stucken and daughters Jan and Jo and Ed L Mears Jr and children Jane Melinda and Eddie. Spillers plan train return. others stay another week in New Mexico.

Roy Spiller Rob Roy Chama N. M Roy Sonora Joseph Vander Stucken Jan Ed L. Mears, Jr Jane Melinda Eddie Menard Jos Spiller Mears R Vander Stucken

Postal Receipts Show Increase in Fiscal Year

Postal receipts for the year ending June 30 posted a 1 percent rise from the prior year. Postmaster H. G. Hubert reported the total receipts reached $15,173.90 for the period.

H. G. Hubert

Eighteen Complaints Filed In Justice Court This Week

Eighteen complaints were filed in Justice Court during the past week with one dismissal and fines and costs totaling 156.00 in disposal of nine others. Seventeen of the 20 charges were filed by City Marshal W. P. Hendrix for reckless driving or speeding. Defendants pleaded guilty and were fined 12.00 to 16.00 each, the highest 38.00 for disturbing the peace after a complaint by his wife. The second highest 24.00 was for disturbing the peace from the sheriff's department after a jury trial. In the first eight days of the month the 11 fines and costs disposed of totaled 184.

Justice Court W. P. Hendrix City Marshall

New York and Niagra Falls Visit Ties in Family Trip

Mrs. Weaver H Baker and daughters Beverly Marilyn and brother E Reid returned from a month long trip to New York via southern and northern routes. They stayed with Dr Creighton Reid in Eglin Field Florida and met Rev Oren Reid in Sallisaw Oklahoma.

Weaver H. Baker Beverly Marilyn E. Reid New York Creighton Reid Eglin Field Florida Oren Reid Sallisaw Oklahoma Reid Rev Mr. Reid Baker Henry Hudson Waker Niagara Falls

Netherys and friends tour Texas after Galveston wedding

Mr and Mrs Maurice Nethery Jr arrive at the Nethery Ranch after a honeymoon in Colorado following their June 28 Galveston marriage. Denton caller Mrs R T Slaughter and Misses Della and Winnie Cowling of Sanger head home after a week visiting Mr and Mrs E R Borden. The Cowlings were childhood schoolmates of Mrs Borden. The ladies toured Kerrville, spent Tuesday in San Antonio. Mrs Thomas D Murphy visited Kerrville early last week and returned with Rev H Leland Murphy and family en route to Abilene after attending the Presbyter ian Leadership Training School in Kerrville.

Maurice Nethery, Jr Nethery Ranch Colorado Galveston R. T. Slaughter Denton Della Winnie Cowling Sanger Thomas D. Murphy Kerrville H. Leland Murphy H. Lealand IV Abilene Presbyterian Leadership Training School

Mrs. Wilson B. Buster Jr. Weekend Guest in San Antonio

Mrs. Wilson B. Buster Jr. of San Antonio was a weekend guest of her parents in law on North Llano.

Wilson B. Buster, Jr San Antonio North Llano

Suit Filed for Airport Condemnation Near Junction

Kimble County acting through the Commissioners Court filed a petition with County Judge M C Blackburn seeking condemnation of 173 acres of the Baker Ranch near Junction for airport purposes and control of airspace over 110.2 acres to remove hazards to flight. Special Commissioners E G Hill M B Murr and W B Allen were appointed to assess damages with a hearing set for July 14 at 10 AM in the Court House. The action relies on House Bill No 334 the Municipal Airports Act enacted April 21 1947 to empower acquisition of lands for airports by municipalities and counties.

Commissioners Court Kimble County M. C. Blackburn Baker Ranch Junction Blackburn E. G. Hill M. B. Murr W. B. Allen Court House

REA Lines Energized Expand Kimble Electric Service

REA lines in the Copperas community were energized Saturday adding about 35 members to the Kimble Electric Cooperative. Construction west of Roosevelt will serve ~20 members and complete Section A2, totaling 337 miles in Kimble County. The cooperative now has 761 members with 930 REA applications on file. Hal B. Snead reports 311 bills paid last month. Section A was completed two years ago and Section D will start soon.

Copperas Kimble Electric Cooperative, Inc Roosevelt Hal B. Snead Kimble Coop Coop

Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary Meeting At Chadwell Home

Mrs Aubrey Hill hosted Circle One of the Presbyterian Church Auxiliary Tuesday afternoon in Chadwell home. Mrs H G Hubert spoke on setting examples for children from a Presbyterian Survey article. Mrs Reuben Loeffler led the Bible study from Matthew. Refreshments followed social hour. Attendees included Mmes B C Camp Dillard Motley Floyd Bierschwale and W E Allen.

Aubrey Hill Presbyterian Chadwell H. G. Hubert

Entertain With Dinner at G R Kothmann Ranch

Mr and Mrs G R Kothmann hosted a Thursday dinner at their ranch home. Guests included Mr and Mrs L D Borden and son Lee Mr and Mrs Albert Martin L L Hall Mrs Elizabeth Hasse Miss Margar et Anne Wright Aubrey Kothmann and Mr and Mrs Eph Cummins. Miss Joanna Williams and Alvin Woody of Abilene joined from Hardin Simmons for the week with Mr and Mrs R H Woody at Shell Station. The group attended Brady's Fourth of July celebration and Sunday dinner guest Miss Mary Kathleen Hodges and Laray Stapp Jr. Williams and Woody left for Abilene Sunday evening.

G. R. Kothmann L. D. Borden and Son Lee Albert Martin L. L. Hall Elizabeth Hasse Margaret Anne Wright Aubrey Kothmann Eph Cummins Joanna Williams Alvin Woody Abilene Hardin-Simmons R. H. Woody Shell Station Brady Mary Kathleen Hodges Laray Stapp Williams Woody

Big Springers Drill Manard County Wildcat Near Kimble Line

Liner and Demplas of Big Spring plan an Ellenburger test in southwestern Menard County near the Kimble County line. The spud occurred May 10 to test a lease with Phillips Petroleum on the Mrs. R. H. Spiller ranch, 17 miles southwest of Menard.

Liner & Demplas Big Spring Ellenburger Menard County Kimble R. H. Spiller Phillips Petroleum Co Railroad Commission Liner & Demplas No A. N. Poteet Survey Menard Kimble County Phillips

Community Center Meeting Planned Tonight for Veterans Project

A public meeting is called for Thursday evening July 10 at 8 in the courthouse to organize a permanent group for a proposed community center honoring war veterans. Dr. J E Wiedeman will preside as temporary chairman, and veterans, study and civic clubs and other groups are urged to attend.

Court House J. E. Wiedeman

Pistol Accident Wounds Loyd Williamson at Four Mile Falls

Loyd Williamson sustained a flesh wound to the right thigh when a .22 pistol discharged while he was reloading on his lap at Four Mile Falls, North Llano. He drove to town for treatment and his condition is reported improving.

Loyd Williamson Four Mile Falls North Llano Williamson

Mrs Roy Aldwell to Address Kimble County Club Women

Mrs Roy Aldwell of Sonora district chairman of the State Roadside Development Program will speak at the Kimble County Federation of Women's Clubs meeting in the courthouse on Monday July 14 at 3 30 p m. She will be introduced by Mrs Minnie Riley. A memorial building project report will be given by Mrs Mitchell McLendon and the secretary will read the minutes. Delegates presidents and officers of several organizations are urged to attend.

Roy Aldwell Sonora Kimble County

Mrs Browning Visits Lon don Couple En Route Home

Mrs Betty Browning visited Mr and Mrs Leander Miller of London on the way home to Dallas this week after calls on Mmes J A Browning Kitty Schrier Zora Burt Nettie Hodges and Molly Wright and other relatives.

Betty Browning Leander Miller London Dallas Mmes J. A. Browning Kitty Schrier Zora Burt Nettie Hodges Molly Wright

Flying Discs Seen Over Ed Bode Ranch Sunday

Edward Charles Bode, 9, revived after being thrown from his donkey Daisy when it bucked as three range horses spooked it. He suffered a broken right arm placed in a cast in San Angelo. He described seeing many flying discs filling the sky.

Ed Bode Ranch Edward Charles Bode Daisy San Angelo

Special Term District Court Postponed Indefinitely

The special term of 112th District Court scheduled for Thursday July 10 has been postponed indefinitely by Judge J B Randolph. Jurors summoned for 10 a m on that date have been notified not to appear, Sheriff J O Wright announced.

112Th District Court J. B. Randolph J. O. Wright Wright

Open Air Revival Continued by Junction Gospel Tabernacle

The open air revival conducted by the Junction Gospel Tabernacle will continue through the summer. Rev. B. Jo. Baker, minister, announces preaching by Rev. Charles Grimes of Brady this week. Baker will preach Saturday and Sunday evening as services run nightly at 8 15 p m. The public is invited.

Junction Gospel Tabernacle B. Jo. Baker Charles Grimes Brady Baker

Fort Stockton Man Suffers Heart Attack, Critical in San Angelo

J. D. Buster, who had a heart attack at his Fort Stockton home, lies critically ill in a San Angelo hospital. Relatives provide bedside assistance as his grandson Bill visits the Busters at home with Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Buster.

J. D. Buster Fort Stockton San Angelo Bill

Presbyterian Auxiliary Meets Tuesday Afternoon

Mrs Antoinette Wynne and Miss Eloise Hardeman hosted Circle Two of the Presbyterian Auxiliary as it met Tuesday afternoon. The event opened with a prayer by Mrs Roy Coker and included a Bible study led by Mrs Albert Searcy on the theme Do I Do What I Say. A social hour followed with a ly refreshment plate served to Mmes Mather Brownsville E C Lewis W N Hardeman Lee Craven W T Whittle H Austin Thad Munn Albert Searcy Antoinette Wynee Thomas D Murphy Roy Coker and Miss Eloise Hardeman. Mr and Mrs Joe Forman and Mary Jo spent the weekend in Ballinger at the home of Mr and Mrs Ray Jamison where a Forman family reunion was held.

Antoinette Wynne Eloise Hardeman Presbyterian Auxiliary Roy Coker Albert Searcy Thomas D. Murphy Mmes. Mather Brownsville E. C. Lewis W. N. Hardeman Lee Craven W. T. Whittle H. Austin Thad Munn Antoinette Wynee Joe Forman Mary Jo Ballinger Mr. Forman Ray Jamison Forman

Roberts family arrives from Chicago planning Texas home

Mr and Mrs Warren Roberts and their son Jeffery arrived Friday from Chicago for an indefinite stay. They plan to make their home in Texas and are living with Mr and Mrs Clyde Roberts, the husband’s parents.

Warren Roberts Jeffery Chicago Texas Mr. Roberts Mrs Clyde Roberts

Local Visits Highlight Weekend Trips in Texas

Sgt. and Mrs. J D Sheppard from San Antonio visited Mrs Zora Burt over the weekend. They traveled through Uvalde with Mrs Burt Mrs Betty Browning and Ed Sanders stopping at Larkin Miller Sunday. Sgt Charles S Dunbar of Fort Sill Oklahoma is visiting his mother Mrs Floyd Little and brother Albert Dunbar. He recently completed a radio course and is on furlough.

J. D. Sheppard San Antonio Charles S. Dunbar Fort Sill Oklahoma Floyd Little Albert Dunbar

Porter F Rape Funeral Rites Held Thursday

Funeral services for Porter F P Rape 66 who died July 2 in Sonora were held Thursday at 5:00 PM at the Rape residence with Rev J L Ratliff officiating. Burial followed in Sonora Cemetery. Survivors include widow one son and six daughters with 13 grandchildren.

Porter FP Doc Beeville Roosevelt Sonora Eldorado B. N. Brown McCamey H. C. Dutton Junction

Kimble County Library Association to Meet Saturday

The Kimble County Library Association holds a regular meeting at the courthouse on Saturday July 12 at 3 pm. President Mrs Alfred Bannowsky will preside. Officers directors and members are urged to attend for business and reports from librarian and committees.

Kimble County Library Association Court House Alfred Bannowsky

REA Directors Election Planned for July 12

Kimble Electric Co operative announces election of REA directors Saturday at the courthouse with polls from 8 30 a m to 4 p m. About 200 ballots expected of 761 members. Annual session at 3 p m with reports from J S Farmer Chester Kirk and secretary. B W Chesser to speak and a general discussion at 4 p m.

Kimble Electric Cooperative, Inc Hal B. Snead Snead Court House J. S. Farmer Chester Kirk B. W. Chesser REA

Tourist Season In Full Swing Downtown Area Hotels See Busy Summer

Tourist season in full swing as hotels camps and youth camps report strong bookings. Vacancy signs rare and reservations will keep them filled for weeks. Hill Country offers shade water and fish while ranches and farms provide limited daily or weekly fishing. Summer sees expansions with tourist courts under construction or planned to start soon.

Two youths Aubrey Rothmann and Margaret Ann Wright

Aubrey Rothmann and Margaret Ann Wright spent the Fourth of July weekend with their parents and other relatives. They are enrolled in SWSTC for the summer term.

Aubrey Rothmann Margaret Ann Wright SWSTC

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Western States Jouluis Hunger Irene and Nettie Federicksburg Lois Reeves Kermit, Texas Mrs. Reeves T. E. Reeves Yallie Sue Thompson Joe Fritz Arthur Thompson Opelousas, la Emmett Fletcher Beaumont Hotel Las Lomas Mrs. J. B. Means of Houston Guss Bannowsky Presbyterian Woman's Auxiliary BIG Springers Wildcat Eddie Charles Presbytrrian Auxiliary Porter F O. L. Richardson Pat Lyles Neil Roueche Vernon Hamilton George Chalk Alvis Johnson Dutton Duane Vernon Jerry Winona Julius Murr Clay Holland Allen Bishop Kathleen Chester Bannowsky Library Association
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