County Correspondence Highlights Local Socials and Travel News
Cleo Clippings reports on world events with the Comintern discourse and Russian opinion after Walter Kerr’s Russia trip. Local notes cover road repairs, social dances, family visits, birthdays, school plans, and moves among residents including Bannowskys Decherts Stewarts and Langes with mentions of extended family travel and a funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Bannowsky
Comintern
Walter Kerr
Russia
London Seniors Hold Commencement Exercises Friday
W. O. Brown longtime Kimble County resident dies. Mrs. John V. Guyton nee Selma Hensley and niece of Mrs. G. T. May and D. M. Stewart buried at London May 24. T. C. Hight among Menard County boys heading for physical tests. Hilton Reichenau on furlough. Visitors at London home include H. C. Pearl family Ervin Pool family and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. O. Brown
Kimble County
John V. Guyton
Selma Hensley
G. T. May
D. M. Stewart
London
T. C. Hight
Menard County
H. C. Pearl
Ervin Pool
Luke Simmons
Joyce
Nina Faye Simmons
Mason
E. V. Stewart
Leta Leifeste
Wanda Hardesty
George Pearl
Hilton Reichenau
London Chatter Box Social Notes and Visits
Local column records visits among the Otte Hight Pearl and Reichenau families. Oscar Pearl returns from Brady hospital improved. T C Hight leaves for Abilene for Army physical. Jewel Pearl in Boerne visiting Opal Pear. Multiple small family gatherings and travel notes across London and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Otte
Oliver Hight
Alma Reichenau
Hilton
Geo. Pearl
R. I. Cannon
Oscar Pearl
Brady Hospital
T. C. Hight
Abilene
Uncle Sam’s Army
Jewel Pearl
Boerne
Opal Pear
Alvah Pearl
Clyde Deck
Weldon Deck
India
Vernon Welch
Joe Welch
Leakey
Leroy Pearl
Navy
C. B. Sanderford
Raymond Pearl
Ellis Brown
San Angelo
Annual Homemaking Style Show Announces Unusual Talent
The Texan Theatre hosted the annual Homemaking style show on May 13 with winners across three classes. First place: Miss Rita Gephart in a deep blue two piece linen suit. second Miss Dorothy Jones. third Miss Shirley Jones. other winners included Miss Rosalind Weaver and Miss Betty Gilbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texan Theatre
Rita Gephart
Dorothy Jones
Shirley Jones
Gephart
Rosalind Weaver
Betty Gilbert
Margaret Mae Mansfield
Rena Ray Taylor
Norma Kirkpatrick
Winona Dutton
Patty Gilbert
Carolyn Barthelow
Lida Oliver
Gwendolyn Cottle
Billy Don Jordan
Beth Lindsay
Ed Allen
R. D. Rothmann
L D. Borden
Longtime Kimble County ranchman W C Brown Dies
W C Brown retired from active ranching and lived in Harper. He married Dorothea Wilhelm and had eleven children, nine surviving, plus four brothers and a sister. He was a prominent Kimble County ranchman respected as a leading citizen for over 50 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page
Harper
Brown
Dorothea Wilhelm
Wallace
Ervin
Clinton Brown
Chester Brown
U. S. Army Air Forces
Lubbock
Jesse Miller
Ingram
Pete Whitworth
Blue Mountain
Fred Whitewood
Bill Brown
Helen Brown
Milam Brown
Corpus Christi
Joe Brown
Sweetwater
Andy
al Brown
Mason
Bettie Fleming
Oregon
Kimble County
Card of Thanks for Flowers and Sympathy
We express sincere appreciation to friends for the floral offering kind assistance and expressions of sympathy in our hour of sorrow. Dr John V Guyton Mrs G T May Mrs M L H Baze Mr and Mrs W L Amaon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John V. Guyton
G. T. May
M. L. H. Baze
W. L. Amaon
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Cleo
American Communist Party
Cleo Junction
Ann Bannowsky
Peggy Dechert
Dechert Ranch
Ben Dechert
Alfred Bannowsky
D. L. Stewart
Menard
Herman Stewart
Lee Morgan
Ft. McKavett
Herman
Thomas Couey
Tommye Lee
van and Mack
Murr
Church of Christ
Alva Johnson
Anna Dechert
Hext
Ben Dechert Ranch
S. S. Bundy
A. L. Mudge
E. G. Hill
Watson Ranch
Myrtle Davey
Prentice Ranch
Seaton Prentice
Leona Marr
May Ranch
Billie Dechert
Lucille Dechert
TSCW
BE. P. Farr
Brownsville
Alfred
Kerrville
Walter Lindsay
Grover
Kenny
Judy Harlow
Brownwood
Cody Cardwell
Harold Dutton
Lewis Wilkins
T. J. Lange
Fairchilds
Langes
Dan St. Clair
Bobby Dan
Grammar School
Gov. Stevenson
Jim Taylor
Milton Dyer
Old Noxville
Creed Taylor
James River
Texas
Humble
Esso
Theompany
Univis
Humble. Oil & Refining Company
Ivy
D. H. Pearl
Schreiner-Hodges Funeral Home
The
C. A. Schraub Co
Brush Company
Sonal
Aid the Living
W. C. Brown
London, Texas
W. C. McCord
Dallas
Junction National Bank
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