Llano Flood Devastates Bridges and Kimble Plant
Floodwaters devastate bridges on the Llano and South Llano rivers with Mason and Llano crossings washed out. The Kimble County Canning Plant west of Schreiner Park is completely demolished. High water marks reached 43 feet on South Llano and 28 feet on North Llano. Traffic on the Old Spanish Trail restored by Sunday night as workers rebuilt the approach using timbers from an old bridge.
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North Llano
Llano
Mason
Junction
Presen
Schreiner Park
South Llano
South Llano Bridge
Kimble County
Llanos
Texas
Card of Thanks for Kimble County Flood Help
The McWright Mee-Whent Camp Camp and Boer families express sincere gratitude to Kimble County residents who aided during the flood. They thank those who saved belongings, furnished trucks, and offered shelter in this time of trouble.
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Kimble County
Miss Stella Bissett Honored Bride at Hodges Hotel Bridge
Mrs Otis Wharton formerly Miss Stella Bissett was honored with a bridge party Thursday afternoon at the Hodges Hotel. Hostess Brownie Motley led the event with pink and green decor. Lucille Taylor Kathryn Hodges won table prizes Elsie Bessent the consolation. pink glass flower bow awarded to the honoree.
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Lucille Taylor
Kathryn Hodges
Elsie Bessent
Mae Delle Lowry
Brownie Motley
Madeline Ragland
Christine Schraub
Olis Wharton
Coke R. Stevenson Jr
Louise King
Mesdam
Oscar Duderstadt
Audrey Blassta
Maude Boone
Beth Deming
Harry Ethel Hubbell
Vivienne Livingston
Blackie
Kaleta Taylor
Marie Wootton
Mesdamea Tee Craven
Harold Garrett
Mable Hutchins
Louis Loeffler
Mitchell McLendon
Bill Oliver
Church Meeting Shows Steady Growth and New Roles
W B Leamons reports limited services due to circumstances but notes progress. Denman remains to assist, two preaching services planned weekly this summer with Sea mons also preaching. Contractors Club event at Hodges Hotel featured Miss Lucille Motley plus high scores by Miss Christine Schraub and Mrs Coke R Stevenson Jr. A crowded tram scene ends with a brief humorous exchange.
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Bro
Sister Orman
Menmybers
Lord’s Vineyard
Denman
Contractors Club
Lucille Motley
Hodges Hotel
Bride-Elect Honored At Dinner Before Nuptials
Mrs. Leslie H. Harper and Miss Ada Birt Moore hosted a pre nuptial dinner for Miss Joe Nette Rogers who wed Toby Buster of Junction earlier this week. Guests included Mr and Mrs Chas M Peril Mr and Mrs C L Hudson Miss Ada Birt Moore and many others.
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Leslie H. Harper
Ada Birt Moore
Joe Nette Rogers
Toby Buster
Junction
Chas. M. Peril
C. L. Hudson
Murr Hodges
L. H. Harper
Bob Rogers
Fred Nabers
Burton Brown
Houston Scarborough
Phil Rogers
Mary Ella Whitewood
Warren Hunter
Thanks to neighbors for help during high water threat
Mrs. E. A. Willis and Miss Mary Willis express gratitude to neighbors and friends who helped move furniture to higher ground as floodwaters surrounded their home last Friday morning. They credit the aid with keeping the home safe and thank all who assisted.
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E. A. Willis
Mary Willis
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Roy Borden
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Mystery
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Pathfinder
Better Homes & Gardens
Good Stories Pictorial Review
Needlecraft
Woman's World Household Magazine
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Home Circle Illustrated Mechanics
the Farm Journal
the Country Home
Mother's Home Life Home Friend
Poultry Tribune
Gentlewoman Magazine
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