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Newspaper

Junction Eagle

Location

Junction, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1922

Page

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Commencement Dramatics at Junction High School

The Junction High School closing exercises in Hawkins-Riley Hall featured graduates honored by Mrs Marsh and Ed Allen with a violin and piano recital. Ex-Officio County Superintendent Weaver H Baker spoke on the future of Junction Schools and funds from Capt. Charles Schreiner to build a school. Dean A W Birdwell delivered an inspiring address on the spirit of education. Army officers from Camp Travis visited, touring local sites including the 700 Springs. Memorial Day observances were held at the Baptist church with Judge Baker and Rev. Marsh leading the program.

Junctton High School Hawkins-Riley Hall Junction Chas. Schreiner A. W. Birdwell Southwest Texas Normal College Dean Birdwell Texas Camp Travis San Antonio Medina Lake Cullen Pang Cullien Svaioy Skelton Denorn Ion Paho Stat . Corp Gehan Biregier G. W. Beigler Capitan Stafford 700 Springs Baptist Church American Legion Baker Marsh Resi R Ba caPvinra Tnt America

Sutton County Stock Sales and Schreiner Park Plans

The Bluff Creek Ranch Company of Edwards County sells 800 head of muttons to Robert Halbert and yearlings from several local ranchers totaling a large shipment. Schreiner Park improvements are proposed in Schreiner Park, funded by Capt. Charles Schreiner, featuring a wooden gate, posts, a bath house, and protective measures to preserve the park for townspeople and visitors.

Pyr Bluff Creek Ranch Company Edwards County Robert Halbert W. H. Cripe Hutchison, Kansas T. L. Benson Put H. P. Allison B. M. Halbert Ed Mayfield Joe Turner W. R. Weaver Albert Kincaid Ozona Aldwell Brothers Sonora Devil’s River News Schreiner Park Llanos Roy Ion Schreiner Charles Schreiner

Young Man Injured In Wood Cutting Accident

Fifteen year old Lanan Bissett, son of Mr and Mrs Joe Bissett, was seriously hurt while cutting wood on a tree stump about north of town. The limb pierced his right groin, four to five inches deep, and was withdrawn as medical help arrived. Dr. McMahan reported the boy improving under careful care at home. The Llano river area hosted two large Sonora gatherings with multiple families enjoying camps and sizeable bass catches.

Lanan Bissett Joe Bisett Llano River Sonora Claude Skkeene Alvin Keene Alfred Sykes Jas. A. Cope Felix Vander Stucken J. A. Leach Sam Stokes John Swinburn Bill Drennan Paul Cook Sterling Baker Bob Murchinson Bob Stone Devil’s River News

Cannon Returns Home After Visiting Here

J. R. Cannon of New Castle came back Tuesday after spending several days in town visiting friend Miss Helen Jones.

J. R. Cannon New Castle Helen Jones

Visit to Seven Hundred Springs By Junc tion Crowd

A cheerful Sunday excursion from Junc tion visited Seven Hundred Springs with swimming sightseeing and feasting. The party included Cecil Martin Lois Hawkins Emma Pickett Katty Wilson Lucy Smith Clara Fritz Louise Ragland P J Dodson Robert Alexander Sulphur Springs W A Murray Wichita Falls Cleve Stephen Willie Bissett Lee Corkill Earl Maddox Arthur Wilson Vara James and Mr and Mrs J D Motley.

Junction Seven Hundred Springs Cecil Martin Lois and Blix Hawkins Emma Pickett Katty Wilson Lucy Smith Clara Fritz Louise Ragland Messrs P. J. Dodson Robert Alexander Sulphur Springs W. W. Murray Wichia Fall Cleve Stephen Willie Bissett Lee J. Corkill Earl Maddox Arthur Wilson Vara James J. D. Motley

Misses Nan and Mary Swayze Leave for Center Point

Misses Nan and Mary Swayze left Tuesday for Center Point. They served as teachers in the local school and made many friends during the term. Both were elected and have accepted positions for the next term, promising to return in the fall.

Nan Mary Swayze Center Point

Fort Worth Fishermen Pass Through Junction

Mr and Mrs Roy Finke and friends of Fort Worth spent ten days fishing on the South Liano and called at Junction State Bank on their way home saying they had a lovely time.

Roy Finke Fort Worth Junction Junction State Bank

Recital by Patterson and Marsh at Baptist Church

Miss Elizabeth Patterson and Mrs S F Marsh present a piano recital at the Baptist church next Friday evening June 2. The public is invited with no admission charges. Roy Spiller was in from the ranch Tuesday and Wednesday.

Elizabeth Patterson S. F. Marsh the Baptist Church Roy Spiller

Grammar School Graduates Render Program at Hawkins Riley

The Grammar School seventh graders presented a program at Hawkins Riley Opera House under Miss Love Quick. Lois Hawkins violin and Cecil Martin piano provided solos, Judge Weaver H. Baker delivered the diplomas. Afterward the class held a banquet at Buck Horn Cafe with crimson and gold decorations.

Hawkins- Riley Opera House Miss Love Quick Lois Hawkins Cecil Martin Weaver H. Baker Miss Quick

San Antonio Police Chief resigns amid suspension

San Antonio Texas May 27 Thomas J Martin resigns as Chief of Police after suspension by Mayor Black and Commissioner Wright over misconduct charges involving Capt Albert O VanRi per and City Detective Everett Anglin. The resignation takes effect immediately following a meeting at the chief s father s office.

San Antonio Texas Thomas J. Martin Black Phil Wright Martin Albert O. van Riper Everett Anglin Wright

Walter Buck Opens Juicy Shop

Walter Buck, a ranchman turned jeweler, has opened a watch clock and jewelry repair shop in Junction at the Fawcett Store front. He brings years of repair experience from Bradley Polytechnic Institute and plans to add watches clocks and jewelry lines later to attract broader business.

Junction Walter Buck Fawcett Buck Havin Bradley Polytechnic Institute Peoria

Montgomery and wife travel. Ford rear axle breaks near Spiller ranch

C G Montgomery and his wife were in Menard on business. On the return trip Tuesday night his Ford broke its rear axle near the Spiller ranch, delaying him until parts could be sent by mail car on Wednesday morning.

C. G. Montgomery Noxville Menard Spiller Ranch

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Llano Sutton County W. H. Wilson Homan Johnson D. S. Stone Wilson Ston Dr. Stone Wilson Stone Brackenridge High School Marshall Johnson B. W. Weaver Allen Moody Walker Ragsdale Brown Epperson Messrs Weaver Epperson Moody Rock Springs M. M. Crepe Hutchison Kansas Mr. Crepe Cheif
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