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Cherokeans Host Busy Schedule of Visits and Meetings
Local Cherokee notes show residents and guests visiting from San Saba and Austin. Attendees attend church services, revival meetings, and camp gatherings at Salt Branch and Camp Grounds, with multiple trips to Liano and Bartlett for shopping and social visits.
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Toawnan
San Fed
Wien Te Chotehee
Fed Aid Saga
Jee
San Se Howe
Peyarrere
Stutz Univers
Dares Welker
J. J. Mayes
Miss Atlie
Dewey
Astin
Burke
Faulkoes
Aus- Auer
Mit
Valley Spring
Jc.etedesa
Hersipy
Regan Glass
Issie
Ute San Sabet
Moline Mercer
Ryla Tape
Vanity
Matt Smith
San Angelo
Frasier
John Deviness
Menvinsville
Taiget
T. Bartley
Wesday
San Saba
Ralph Thompson
Chappel
Shelton
Good Roads
Llano County
Cherokee
D. A. Gay
Ford
J. L. Walker
Fanny
Nora
Liano
Matty
Lee Behrns
Jessie Mae Ottinger
Knoxville
Tennessee
Jessie Mae Breatly
Stella Quy
Liberty Hill
Mr. Doyle and Son
Austin
Brady
Ross Roblingon
Heady
Alvaurkemlall
Mionch
Warren Kaurkendall
Rev
Mira
A. Seimberg
Lee
Little
May Belle
Bartlett
Dr. Pehrns
Vernon Maaill
Butler
L. Coker
Berton Taylor
Baby
Rough Creek
Eid
J. W. Shook
Lime
Primitive Baptist Church
Salt Branch School
L. McDonald
W. Jeff Wilcox
J. O. Johnson
Carl Johnson
Emmet Johnson
M. E. Church
C. A. Lehmberg
E. I. Thompson
Wilma Hillman
Sue Betty Gray
Metha Wilcox
Esther
Florence Lehmberg
Delia Burke
Gladys Thompson
Delia Kuykendall
Ada Sims
Herrell Kincaid
May Narre
Roxie Bickley
J. V. McCoy
Ray
Graves Willman
Lawrence
Martin
Lovell
Tires Kuykendall
Nelson Gay
Simon T Bickley
Shockery Wilcox