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Junction Eagle

Location

Junction, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1937

Page

2

Public notice of delinquent tax suit in Kimble County

The State of Texas seeks foreclosure for delinquent state county school and road taxes on properties owned by Otto Witte and others. Court summons require appearance August 9, 1937 at Junction. Taxes total 1051.87 with interest and costs. Ramsey Randolph, Kimble County District Clerk. Local notes mention Lola Braley visiting, Ollie Floyd family vacation, and a car incident in Arkansas City.

State OF Texas County of Kimble Otto Witte C. B. Witte Otto D. Witte Oliver B. Witte J. B. Lindsay Count District Court Kimble County Texas Junction A. D O. B. Witte Ramsey Randolph Kimble Co

Texas livestock transport permits law excerpt 1936

Texas Legislature enacts permit requirements for drivers moving livestock or fowl on land or highways. Violations carry fines from 25 to 200 dollars per head, with higher penalties for missing required details. Forged permits and false statements incur 200 to 500 dollar fines or 60 days to six months jail. Applies to slaughtered stock as well.

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Notable Local Bits From Across States

Mrs. Vic Hardeman returns to Jay after a Kerens Texas visit. W Harris of Flint Michigan secures a WPA job after five years unemployed, loses first paycheck of 18 dollars. Bloomington Illinois church records four kittens born during a service bought by members to fund missionary work. A stamp, a rare 1868 Canadian issue, is noted.

Vic Hardeman Jay Kerens Texas Reg W. Harris Flint Michigan Bloomington Ill Missionary Fund

Lawn party and bridal shower honors Miss Blackie Mot ley

A Monday lawn party and shower at the Motley Apartments celebrated Miss Blackie Mot ley with guests from Kerrville and Brownwood. Hosts, honoree, and register presided over by Mrs. Lee Craven, with refreshments, dances by Virginia and Barbara Paxton, and a long list of attendees.

Blackie Motley Nevada Blackburn Mable McClatchy Madeline Ragland Motley Apartments Reuben Loeffler John Guinn Kerrville Lucy Motley Joe Eager Coke R. Stevenson, Jr Christine Schraub Jaanita Consert H. M Betty Summers Rageland Lee Craven Helline Patterson Burma Wood Earl Bowers Cecil Craven Wilmer Slaton A. W. Loettier

Friends Class Picnic at Price's Camp Hosted by Church Ladies

Mesdames Earl Bowers Louis Loeffler Ramsey Randolph and Dorothy Westmoreland hosted a Friends Class outing of the Methodist Church and their husbands at Price's Camp on Wednesday evening. Attendees included Miss Katie Wilson Mr James Hodges and numerous couples led by Rev Ennis B Hill and Mr and Mrs Clint Barns among others.

Mesdames Earl Bowers Louis Loeftier Ramsey Randolph Dorothy Westmoreland Friends Methodist Church Price’s Camp Katie Wilson James Hodges George Ard Ennis B. Hill Clint Barn ’S Louis Loeffler

Mrs. Vann Martin Hosts Little Club Bridge

The Little Club met at Mrs. Vann Martins residence on Wednesday afternoon for bridge with summer flowers decorating the rooms. Mrs. Roy Spiller won the club prize and Mrs. James Taylor of Beaumont received the guest award. Attending were Mesdames Clif Lord Hamer H G Hubert A L Mudge Mitchell McLendon J W McLendon Carl Nelms James Taylor and Roy Spiller.

Little Club Bridge Vann Martin Roy Spiller James Taylor Beaumont

Parvin and Smith Wed in Kerrville Junction ceremony

Joe Parvin and Florence Smith, both of Kerrville, were married Tuesday the 27th at 6:00 p.m. The ceremony took place at the Church of Christ parsonage with Elder Walter Leamons officiating.

Joe Parvin Florence Smith Kerrville Junction Church of Christ Parsonage Walter Leamons

Engagement Celebration for Miss Blackie Motley and Mr Bob Huffman

Miss Blackie Motley and Mr Bob Huffman are feted by relatives and friends after their engagement and upcoming marriage. Mr and Mrs Reuben Loeffler hosted a lawn bridge gathering Friday at their home with baskets of zinnias and roses enhancing the setting.

Blackie Motley Bob Huffman Reuben Loeffler Loeffler

Garden party honors and prizes at Kerrville ranch

Mrs Earl Bowers and Coke R Stevenson Jr led high scores at a ranch gathering with aquatic events and prize awards. Guests included Miss Nevada Blackburn and Miss Betty Summers, plus numerous motley attendees from Kerrville Galveston Brownwood Eden and San Antonio.

Earl Bowers Coke R. Stevenson, Jr Fred Mudge Nevada Blackburn Lucille Taylor Betty Summers Febugene Riley Christine Schraub Mabel McClatchy Robert Motley John Rainey Ray King Louie Ragland Joe Lee Ore Eager Kerrville Louis Loeffier Lucy Motley Dick Balfante Galveston John Guinn Miss Motley John Phillips Coke R. Stevenson Jr Mr. Huffman Helline Patter Eson Brownwood Jamnita Cowsert Helen Barnes Louis Ragland Raymond James al Plummer Jack King Ship Bradley Bob Underwood la Rue Newby Reuben Loeffler H. M McElroy Eden

Junior Department contest ends in church youth group outing

Culminating a Junior Department contest at Junction Baptist Church, the boys won and were honored with a picnic and swimming party at Kimble Courts. The girls served as hosts. After the swim, ice cream and cake were served to a list of attendees including Mrs. Melba Johnson and Mary Logan Carpenter.

Junction Baptist Church Kimble Courts Melba Johnson H. Taylor Claude Miller Mary Logan Carpenter Mary Louise Flatt Sara D. Norris Louise Bowers Mary Kathleen Hodges

Splash party honors Miss Blackie Motley bride elect

A Thursday splash party and pie at Kimble Courts, hosted by Mesdames Seaton Prentice and Alfred Schweining of Sonora, celebrated Miss Blackie Motley as bride of next week. Prizes went to the guest of honor and Mrs. Vann Martin, with a picnic supper for many guests.

Blackie Motley Mesdames Seaton Prentice Alfred Schweining Sonora Kimble Courts Vann Martin Mabel McCutchy Mesdames Royce Buster Lee Craven Leonard Dunbar Warren Braley W. R. McKee

Swimming party honors Gene Lothringer at Hoy Smith Ranch

Mrs. G. H. House and daughter Miss Lena hosted a swimming party for eight year old Gene Lothringer at the Hoy Smith ranch on Friday July 23. Gene celebrated his birthday with a watermelon feast and received gifts from his playfellows during the celebration.

G. H. House Lena

Noted Guests At The Allen Homemaking Event

Those present were Melba Herron Delphine and Leona Mae Allen Freda Mae Scanlon Sue Gilliam Myrtle House Margie Hunsucker Gene Herron Clifford Scanlon Velmer Foley Maurice Sinclair Gwyn House Allen and Dennis Schlueter Glenn and Gene Lothringer and the hostesses.

Melba Herron Delphine Leona Mae Allen Freda Mae Scanlon Sue Gilliam Myrtle House Margie Hunsucker Gene Herron Clifford Scanlon Velmer Foley Maurice Sinclair Gwyn House Allen Dennis Schlueter Glenn Gene Lothringer

Local Couple Wed in San Antonio Nupials

Miss Lois Ferris daughter of Mr and Mrs M Ferris wed Mr Charles Gilbert Porter son of Mr and Mrs T P Porter in San Antonio on Saturday July 17 The bride a Junction High School graduate of 1995 later trained in beauty culture in Austin and runs a local beauty parlor The groom works for Hill and Combs Construction The couple honeymooned in Dallas and Fort Worth attending the Pan American Exposition and Frontier Exposition

Lois Ferris M. Ferris Charles Gilbert Porter T. P. Porter San Antonio Junction High School Austin Hill and Combs Construction Co Dallas and Fort Worth

Weather drives heat wave with rain hoped for townsfolk

Beginning July 22 the thermometer topped 100 with a 105 high on Tuesday, matching July 1. Only slow rains on July 9 and 10 brought 0.69 inch at Junction, the first since June 8. Late feed crops need rain while ranges await moisture. Clarence Jetton of San Antonio visited his mother Mrs. L. H. Jetton, and Edwin Wahl, his family, along with Raymond Schneider and family, enjoyed the W. O. W. picnic at Harper last Saturday.

Junction Edwin Wahl Raymond Schneider Fami Harper

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THE Junction Eagle Gar McLen Call Sociation Association Association Lola Braley Ollie Floyd Peggy Ann Corpus Christi Corpus Oscar Duderstadt Noah Smith Rockport Retticee Roy Scott Arkansas City Kan Parvin—Smith Rumford Bles Skages’ Red & White Food Store Clarence Jetton L. H. Jetton Borden Butane Gas Service National Board OF Fire Underwriters Borden Company RCA Radios B.C. A C. W. Walker Garage West Main Street Snow White Snow Russell Lavell Mgr
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