Local Births and Deaths Reported This Week
Our Correspondents note births to Mr and Mrs Ed Me Clendon May 10 a fine girl. Died May Li the mutant of Me and Vex Ed Neal born-toe Mr and Mrs J 1 Pugh May 10 a 12 pound girl. Miss Veet Myers visiting relatives here several weeks has returned to Glen Allen Res. John Sanders preached an interesting sermon here Sunday night. Nao.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Me
Clendon
May Li
Vex
Ed Neal
John Sanders
Nao
Local notes on visits and farming progress in town
The column records Miss Ethel Hinkle visiting Brownwood for festivities while Miss Bertha Johnson returns from Chater W D B. Hinkle conducts business in Zalma this week and Mrs Ella Unf of Burg visits her sister Mintie Hinkle. Hinkle family prepares to sow yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Hinkle
Brownwood
Bertha Johnson
Chater, W. DB
Hinkle
Ella Unf
Burg
Mintie Hinkle
M. M. Hinkle
Sis
Perkins Creek Community Notes
Perkins Creek reports health improving for Miss Low Galloway after illness. Farmers are busy duplicating corn as weather stays favorable. Walter Gray and H. M. Myers are Westling. Walter bought a new mower and Doe a cultivator, both skilled in use. Antioch church singing Sunday morning well attended. Mr and Mrs LR Patterson and children visited Mrs FR M Griv Sunday. Mr and Mrs Henry Cooper visited Frank Myers and family Sunday. Ben,
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Gray
H. M. Myers
Walter Revenly
Doe
Antioch
Mors
LR. Patterson
M. Griv
Henry Cooper
Frank Myers
Ben
Local notes on families and schools in Southeast Scopus
Southeast Scopus reports on community visits and illnesses, school openings and closings, road work, and local events. Notable items include marriages to Oklahoma, teachers returning home, frost but no damage, protracted meetings, and Greenbrier's baseball season with a 15 to 9 win over Brownwood.
Weather and farming notes from the county
Fine weather continues as farmers near completion of cotton planting four crops this year. Lt. Andrews of Hahn passed through last week. Locals plan four crops for trial in the county. Fruit prospects look good. John Cobbel and C. H. Barker active in county seat business. Miss Sue Galloway ill. W. W. Patterson loses a mule. Henry Shell posts spring goods arrivals.
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Andrews
Hahn
Ife
John Cobbel
C.H. Barker
Miner Deck
Trowel
G. T. Pittman
W. W. Patterson
Henry Shell
Patton Pa Patton Heavy Rain Weekend Notice
Heavy rain fell Saturday night and Sunday morning as reported in local weather notes. Thomas M. Conrad, son of John Conrad, is mentioned in connection with the event in this brief rural notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M. Conrad
John
Crreenbrier Farm News Highlights and Local Happenings
Health remains good amid farming concerns as wet conditions ease and Castor harvest nears. T W Davis visits Paxico to assist his sick brother Sam Davis. Will Stovd and his companion attend prayer meeting. Miss Ella Fish will teach the upcoming term and is praised for success. John Owens enjoys his recently bought home from Mrs. Wells. David Owens operates a new venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castor
T. W. Davis
Sam Davis
Local notices from Trowel district on health and events
Health improves as corn planting continues. Miss Massie Shell recovers. Judge Hindian remains ill with pneumonia. Squire J M Shell transacted business at Cape Girardeau. Marshall Johnson, aged about sixty, dies. Ed Jolson attends his funeral. Lightning destroys a building near Marcus Shell. Carin Nail welcomes a newborn son. Memorial services planned at Baker cemetery. Gawhammer lodge appears to gain new members. James W Null involved in local social. Prayer meeting at Sylvan overs Monday function.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Johnson
Bollinger County
Ed Jolson
Albright
Marcus Shell
Carin Nail
Albert Jumneon
Trowel
James W. Null
Carla Noull
Prayer
Sylvan
Stolen Horse Incident and Local Visits Noted
A report notes a fine horse and saddle were stolen from Benediet Whittenburg recently. Charles Gobbe hosted visiting friends at Gion Allen while Charles Dott and Klover Sites attended church at Wachanaw Saturday night. Miss Ethel Hinkle returned from Brownland visit. Charles Broke's mother, age 82, is visiting Urbhan tithls and AL 1 Dunn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gion Allen
Charles Dott and
Klover
Ethel Hinkle
Brownland
Zalma hailstorm report and local weather note
Sat a hailstorm caused notable damage in the Zalma area. A brief weather update mentions a large shipment nearby and hints at community concern. A quoted sentiment reflects trust in a spouse and the value of deeds over wealth.
Recognition of Sister Auen J Hill’s Service
The society notes with sorrow the removal of Sister Auen J Hill and records gratitude for her faithful discharge of duties. Her long relationship with the group and steadfast service, contributions, and council will be remembered with appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrrtss
Auen J
Hill
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