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Newspaper
Junction Eagle
Location
Junction, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1926
Page
8
Friday afternoon Mrs W P Kiley hosted the Ladies Afternoon Card Club at her home. The room featured cosmos plants and fall decor. Mrs Luehrs won high score with a handmade wicker tray. Miss Flora Mae Spiller received a consolation wicker basket. A luncheon of chicken in aspic, pepper wheels, sandwiches, ice cream, macaroons and iced tea followed.
Freddie Ramsey celebrated his ninth birthday with 42 friends who played games and joined in contests before hearing Mrs. Otto Herrmann of Los Angeles whistle. Candy lemonade and cake followed as the children wished Freddie many happy returns.
Leonard Gibbs and Pernie Nolen of Sweetwater Texas were married Saturday at 8 30 pm by Rev RE Stewart at the Christian parsonage in Sweetwater. They will live on their ranch near London. The bride is daughter of Es R Nolen. The groom is well known in Kimble County and well wished for happiness and prosperity.
Angeles, California, whistle artist Mrs Herrmann, daughter of Mrs Tom Hodges Jr, performed at a Sunday program with refined artistry. She whistles with teeth and tongue, rendering bird imitations and solo numbers with finish. She is set to appear Sunday morning at the Episcopal Church and Sunday evening at the Baptist Church. Read the ads in this issue.
Contracted from Page Co discussion on replacing individual wells with a central municipal water system to curb typhoid and enable sewerage. Highlights the link between safe water, sewer plants, and community growth. Also notes sale of registered Ohio bucks by Roy Skaggs.
Sale runs October 2 to October 16 offering a Jr. Canner for 20.00, a Sealer for 21.00, the two together 32.00 and cookers at discount. Buyers urged to write or call 79-W or residence 79-J. Also Poultry Wa Meat Market advertised.
A schoolboy writes humor about goats noting size similarities to sheep and naming a female goat a buttress and a young goat a goatee. He recalls his father as honest and claims goats eat many things while offering a brief personal anecdote.
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