Death Claims J. H. Savage At Home Saturday
J H Savage dies after months of illness at his Junction home on a Saturday afternoon. Funeral services were held at the Baptist Church with Rev R C McCullough and Elder Walter W Leamons officiating. Interment followed at Junction Cemetery. Survivors include his wife, four sons Walter George Virgil and Edgar, four daughters Ed Hunger R C Bruce Asa Marr and Howard Sherwood, and five grandchildren. Savage moved from Grayson County Texas to Benton County Arkansas before returning to Texas then Kimble County in 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Savage
Earth
Heavenly
The
Baptist Church
R. C. McCullough
Walter W. Leamons
Church of Christ
Junction Cemetery
J. B. Randolph
Clay Secrest
Ramsey Randolph
M. B. Murr
Doc Wood
Odie Wright
John Henry Savage
Grayson County
Texas
Benton County
Arkansas
Serepta Lavada Robins
Dublin
Sylvia
Walter
George
Virgil
Edgar
Ed Hunger
R. C. Bruce
Asa Marr
Howard Sherwood
August
Boyce
Bobby Hunger
Lavina Bruce
Barbara Nell Sherwood
Serepta Farline Ethridge
Savage
Kimble County
Junction
Revival Services at Segovia Begin July 19
Arrangements are complete for a Revival Meeting at Segovia starting Monday night July 19 conducted by Elder Walter W. Leamons of the Junction Church of Christ. The seven nightly topics include What is Man, Remember Thy Creator, Lord I Believe, The Perfect Christ, Search the Scriptures, Christ Crucified, Great Days in Life. Services start promptly at 8:30 p.m. and the public is invited.
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Segovia
Walter W. Leamons
Junction Church of Christ
Christ
London Church of Christ Meeting Strengthens Faith
The meeting boosted member attendance and local interest as the Baptist Church dismissed services to join. Three services Sunday drew visitors from Hext Junction Dripping Springs Menard and other towns. Ladies presented Mrs Walter W Leamons with a friendship quilt. Members urged to attend Sunday Bible study at two. Bro Seamons to preach when possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Hext
Junction
Dripping Springs
Menard
Walter W. Leamons
Bro. Seamons
L O F Deputy to Visit Junction for Lodge Reorganization
L O F District Deputy Lester D. Goff will visit Junction tonight to meet the newly reorganized Oddfellows lodge which recently reinstated nearly twenty members. Full attendance is urged. those seeking reinstatement should contact secretary A G Farmer. The lodge meets Thursday nights in Woodman hall over the W L Allen Feed Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester D. Goff
Kerrville
Junction
Oddfellow Lodge of
A. G. Farmer
Woodman Hall
W. L. Allen
District Court Panel Named For August 9 Term
District Court to be convened August 9 at 10 a.m. for the 112th Judicial District with jury commissioners Ray Holl and Walter Buck and M. B. Durst selecting grand jurors and petit jurors. Grand jurors include Sam Honig L R Allen A J Kinsey Roy Baker Max Hahn Brit Allsup Earl D Tracy Aubrey Hill Chester Bannowsky Frank Reinbold Wilburn Gardner C W Herbst H H Rothmann Ellis Brown H P Rankin Bob Ragsdale. Petit jurors summoned include Reuben Loeffler Hugo Michaelis Fred Mudge Fred Bierschwale Alb Sagebiel Frank Miller Aug Bruns Joe Oliver C W McCarroll Rex Lavelle A G Marr Chetty Porter C E Reinstle Otte L H Weaver H Pearl Millard Bennett Ray Ridenhower Jack McMillan David Schmidt H K Caldwell Ron Davis S R Schneider Howard Horn Johnnie Martin Herbert Simon J A Wood Walter Tinsley R R Spiller Wm B Wilson Luther Walton C W Walker E I Stewart Carlos Taylor C A Tupman A T Whetstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Holland
Walter Buck
M. B. Durst
112Th Judicial District
Sam Honig
L. R. Allen
A. J Kinsey
Roy Baker
Max Hahn
Brit Allsup
Earl D. Tracy
Aubrey Hill
Chester Bannowsky
Frank Reinbold
Wilburn Gardner
C. W. Herbst
H. H. Rothmann
Ellis Brown
H. P. Rankin
Bob Ragsdale
Reuben Loeffler
Hugo P. Michaelis
Fred Mudge
Fred Bierschwale
Alb. Sagebiel
Frank Miller
Aug. Bruns
Joe Oliver
C. W. McCarroll
Rex Lavelle
A. G. Marr
Chetty Porter
C.E. Reinstle Otte
L. H. Weaver
H Pearl
Millard Bennett
Ray Ridenhower
Jack McMillan
David Schmidt
H. K. Caldwell
Rains Boost Range and Crops Amid Near Drought in Hill Country
Rains across the nation last weekend aided farming and ranching, though Hill Country falls short. Junction recorded .69 inch over 30 hours Friday and Saturday. no rain Sunday. Crops and ranges benefited slowly, but more rain needed for late feed, cotton, and better ranges. August 10 11 12 livestock show prep underway in Kimble County with optimism for a standout event. Dallas visitors George Cavaness B Ragland and H J Vann noted. Cayness delivered a Buick to Vann in Dallas.
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Junction
Kimble County
Local Warehouse Ships 35000 Lbs Wool to Boston
The Junction Cattle Company shipped 35000 pounds of wool to Galveston for shipment to Boston to buyers Emery and Conat. Jack Hughes of San Angelo purchased the wool. Rumors of 62 to 72 cents for fall mohair stir the market as producers and dealers watch prices amid firm livestock values and rain yet to come in the Hill Country.
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Junction Cattle Loan Company
Galveston
Boston
Emery
Conat
Jack Hughes
San Angelo
General Rains
Local Scouts Hike Cedar Creek Under Pastor Bradley
Local Boy Scouts enjoyed a Cedar Creek hike led by Rev. Thom J. Bradley of the Presbyterian Church. The group included Billy Riley Joe Billie Camp Tom Hardeman Bob Hardeman John Herring Chas Bissett Fred Hausmann Jimmy Bissett Cecil Martin Holekamp Melvin Taylor Marlon Taylor Dave Cowsert Sonny St. Clair Dick Borden Holbert Hardin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Creek
Thom J. Bradley
Billy Riley
Joe Billie Camp
Tom Hardeman
Bob Hardeman
John Herring
Chas Bissett
Fred Hausmann
Jimmy Bissett
Cecil
Martin Holekamp
Melvin Taylor
Marlon Taylor
Dave Cowsert
Sonny St. Clair
Dick Borden
Holbert Hardin
Recreational Center Planned by M E Church for Youth
Members of the Methodist Church plan a youth recreation center on the church block. Rev Ennis B Hill will direct weekly games for children with helpers to assist. Play equipment will be installed as finances allow to create a social center for youngsters near the pastor’s home. The ideal corner will be supervised by the pastor. Also noted are moves by Pat and Jake Beasley to Crockett county and a visit by Mrs Roscoe Heyman to the Heyman home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Ennis B. Hill
American Legion Reorganizes And Elects Officers
About 20 World War veterans met in Kimble county Courthouse for Burt Fleming Post reorganization. New officers elected include K. Cunningham as Post Commander Barney Williams as Adjutant and H. C. Denman as Finance Officer. Next meeting scheduled August 5 at eight in the county courtroom. Ex-service men urged to attend to appoint committees and renew post activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimble County
Burt Fleming
American Legion
K. Cunningham
Barney Williams
H. C. Denman
Mr and Mrs E A Bode Vacationing in Colorado
Mr and Mrs E A Bode returned the first of the week from a two week trip to Denver Colorado and Brainard Lakes near Denver They visited Mr and Mrs R L Morris a nephew of Mrs J A Heyman They found lakes still icy with frost one morning Rainbow trout fishing was good and a snow bank served as a refrigerator at their Brainard Lakes camp They also stopped in Dallas where Mrs Bode attended the summer term of the Art Institute
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Bode
Denver
Colorado
Brainard Lakes
R. L. Morris
J. A. Heyman
Bode
Dallas
Art Institute
Junction National Bank declares healthy deposits rise
On page three the Junction National Bank releases its quarterly statement in response to the Comptroller of the Currency call. Deposits grew by about $56,000 since April, reaching $303,377.27, the largest figure since the bank’s organization a little over two years ago. The report signals a solid financial condition and strong management credit.
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Eagle
Junction National Bank
Comptroller of Currency of
United States
Laughing Around the World With Irvin S. Cobb
A friend who became a magazine editor recalls vaudeville days and a snow prop gag. A comedian buys costly asbestos snow for himself, leaving supporting actors without snow as the author notes the oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin S. Cobb
Will He Run? Friends Say Yes
Texans praise Coke R. Stevenson for fairness and leadership in the Texas House. Close friends expect him to announce a bid for Lieutenant Governor, noting his two full terms and several sessions without appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coke R. Stevenson
Texas
Coke
Heart Attack Ends Senator Robinson’s Pivotal Leadership
Senator Joseph T. Robinson, longtime Democratic Senate leader, died of a heart attack in his Washington home. His passing leaves the Roosevelt court reorganization and executive-branch fights more unsettled while clearing the field for possible Supreme Court nominees. A state funeral is planned in the Senate, with a service in Little Rock follows. President Roosevelt mourns a trusted ally who fought in the battles of the era.
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Joseph T. Robinson
Senate
Robinson
Supreme Court
Justice van Devanter
Washington
Roosevelt
Capitol
Little Rock
Arkansas
Faculty Named for Western Texas Presbytery Conference
Rev. Thomas Bradley and Miss Betty Summers join the Intermediates faculty for the Western Texas Presbytery conference in Kerrville at Westminister Encampment. Session runs July 12 to 17 with over 300 intermediate boys and girls expected to register. Bradley teaches Boys of the Bible while Summers serves as a counsellor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Bradley
Presbyterian Church
Betty Summers
Western Texas
Westminister
Kerrville
Bradley
Miss Summers
Beauty Parade On Horseback At Hill Country Fair
Young riders from Hill Country aboard West Texas polo ponies and race horses will perform at the Hill Country Fair Race Meet and Rodeo at Junction Fair Grounds August 10 to 12. The display, planned between one and two oclock on the second or third day, invites riders of all costumes and ages from two up to teens, with ribbons for winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Texas
Junction Fair Grounds
O. W. Cardwell
Mr. Cardwell
Adian
Ady
Hill County
Cardwell
Fall Obligations Should Be Studied By Kimble Farmers
Kimble County farmers facing early fall debt obligations are invited to a June meeting with the Farm Debt Adjustment Committee of the Re settlement Administration on Wednesday July 21 at 10:00 a.m. FDA Supervisor S. M. Crutchfield says this session helps plan ahead to meet notes and maintain credit. The committee cannot pay debts but can help farmers negotiate better terms with creditors and sustain business relations. Kimble County Farm Debt Adjustment is composed of Joe Bisett C A Schraub and Clay H Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimble County
Farm Debt Adjustment Committee
The
Resettlement Administration
FDA
S. M. Crutchfield
Joe Bisett
C. A. Schraub
Clay H Holland
Worker Plunges 35 Feet to Death at Cement Plant
George W. Gunn, 30 iron worker, was killed Tuesday afternoon after being tangled in wires and falling 35 feet from a beam while on a construction job at the Alamo Portland Cement Company east of San Antonio. Survivors include his widow Hattie Gunn, two sons Darrell and George Jr., his parents Mr and Mrs Bird Gunn of Poiteet, two brothers Rube and Joe, and a sister.
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George W. Gunn
Alamo Portland Cement Company
San Antonio
Gunn
R. A
Hattie Gunn
Darrell
George, Jr
Bird Gunn
Poteet
Rube
Joe Gunn
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London Church
George Cavaness
B. B. Ragland
H. J. Vann
Mr. Cayness
Mr. Vann
M. E. Church
Pat
Jake Beasley
Crockett County
Roscoe Heyman of
Mrs
F. New
Cool
Goon
By Irvin S. Cobb
O’rourke
O'Rourke
American News Features, Inc
Sen. Robinson
Her
Democrats
Junction People
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