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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1931
Page
5
Ray Salter was a weekend visitor at Voca. Many neighbors and relatives from Brady Menard Temple Karnes City San Angelo Corpus Christi and Junction visit or are mentioned in weekly notices. Some had medical visits travel and family reunions including Kothmanns in Mason and a Busy Bee sandwich shop promotion.
100 acres in cultivation 900 in pasture with everlasting spring water and goat proof fence. Two sets of improvements dipping vat windmill and goat sheds. Address P O box 647 Austin Texas. J L Wright suffered an attack of acute indigestion Sunday morning and was very ill for a time.
Mrs K S Stewart had a tonsil removal operation at Standifer Hospital Monday morning.
Mrs Wm. Barker of Marble Falls underwent a major operation at Standifer Hospital the first of the week.
An advertisement urges readers to purify the body with Calotabs claiming it clears the blood by activating the liver kidneys stomach and bowels. It touts a trial pack for 10 cents and a family package for 35 cents with a general dealer distribution.
The Senior B Y P U program features talks by Vernon Kirkpatrick and Audrey Kirkpatrick and sermons by Alvin Huddleston G W Crabb Dorothy Krauss Grady Kindrics. Topics emphasize soul winning and earnest Christian outreach noting belief that following Jesus requires active sharing of faith.
Livestock officials outline shipping rules for animals from clean territory via rail or truck through quarantined zones with a signed statement of origin destination and unloading restrictions. The remainder lists local visits, university ties, travel, and social visits among residents including Messrs Homann, Johnson, and Schraub, plus auto service ads.
Announcement that the office will relocate from the Bank Building to the Luther McDonald home on the southeast square corner recently used by Dr. J Holt Smith. The office closes Saturday and Monday for the move and will reopen Tuesday at the new location.
Mrs. J. T. Highsmith and daughters left for Wichita Falls after visiting Mrs. Highsmith and relatives. Beatrice Wright and son Carleton returned from Stephenville. Wayne Carlisle and daughter Jess Edith visited Ed Allen, returning to Midland. Miss Charlotte Heyman arrived from Brownsville to visit her parents until September. Powell Motor Company advertises car washing services.
Mr and Mrs Lanan Bissett attended the Baptist Encampment at Menard Sunday where a large crowd was reported. Mr and Mrs John A Allen remain on the Kelley ranch after the Kelleys moved to Junction. Mrs Taylor Emerson of Big Lake visited her parents, Mr and Mrs W H Kelley, and E O Lowgren with daughter Edwina and Mrs W S Kidd, Lowgren's mother, in Mason county Sunday. For wrecker service, phone 51 and count the minutes.
Loyd Buster mourns the death of Curly a small curly haired dog beloved by locals. The pet was struck by a car last Thursday and died Sunday ending a two year presence in the community.
Mr and Mrs Leonard Caldwell of Sonora visited Mr and Mrs W H Kelley last week. Mr and Mrs A D Kindrick returned from San Antonio where they had been for some time. Mrs Kindrick is improving slowly from operations in a San Antonio hospital. The picture of R G Stevenson Jr appeared in a recent issue of the San Antonio Express. This fine little son of Mr Roscoe Stevenson is nine months old and weighs 25 pounds. He makes his home with Mr and Mrs Cleve Stephen. Will pay 20c bushel cash for oats. Call Jack's Market. E J Hendricks 16p.
Miss Zada Sue Kelley visited Mrs. Hilton Turney in Sonora. Mrs. Quincey Adams and her daughter Viola of Camp Allison joined Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Kelley for a recent visit. Guests at Price's Camp enjoyed a watermelon feast last Friday evening thanks to L. R. Powell, manager of Powell Motor Company, who supplied the melons.
Mr Robert Bissett, who visited his mother Mrs A E Bissett, returned the first of the week to Barnhart, with his mother accompanying him for the visit.
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