Miss Lelia Conrad Honored At Thursday Luncheon Party
Mrs. Val Horn hosted a Saturday luncheon at her mother Mrs. W. B. Kendrick’s Canton street home honoring Miss Lelia Conrad. A three course meal featured a central daisy centerpiece with ribbons leading to place cards and petals revealing the honoree’s June 23 marriage to Mr. C. C. Pimroth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Val Horn
W. B. Kendrick
Canton Street
Lelia Conrad
C. C. Pimroth
Sronees Bass
Frederika Karner
Cathereone Mettrall
Miss Levy
New Orleans
Peta Cawthorne
Denton
Migs Virginia Smith
Hack Wilson Saves Giants With Circus Nine Inning Catch
Yesterday's hero Hack Wilson, Giants outfielder, robbed Bottonely with a spectacular ninth inning circus catch and preserved a narrow lead for the Giants. The play sparked cheers as the defense sealed the win.
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Hack Wilson
Giants
Bottonely
Professor Wins Fight Then Resigns Over School Clash
In Charlemont Massachusetts Acting Principal Donald McBline and student Gordon Cook fought in a basement brawl over disciplinary methods. McBline won the decision but resigned his post citing the controversy and district divisions.
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Charlemont
Mass
Marquis of Queensbury
Cicero
Charlamont
Rowe
Treath
Donald McBline
Gordon Cook
Giants Beat Cardinals 6 to 2 in Thursday Game
Giants defeated the Cardinals 6 to 2 as four first inning runs helped the Browns beat the Yankees. Babe Ruth went hitless in five at bats. Reds edged the Braves 3 to 2 after a 22 inning affair. Robins surged from behind to topple the Cubs 10 to 9. White Sox beat the Senators 4 to 2 with Red Faber strong in late innings.
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Giants
Cards
Heall
Shawkey
Browns
Yanks
Pate Donohue
Cincinnati Reds
Braves
Robins
Beind
Cubs
Red Faber
White Sox
Senators
Suspicious New York Slaying Case Sparks Family Anticipation
Seventeen year old Dorothy Perkley is charged in a New York slaying. Her attorney, Thomas Templeton, voiced confidence in a capitol defense before the trial. The defense notes a Greenwich Village residence and a return anticipated by family members as the case proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Perkley
New York
Galter
Thomas ‘Templeton
Greenwich “Village
Brad Peo
Notice to Contractors for Limestone County Bridge Work
Notices invite bids for highway and bridge improvements in Limestone County Texas. Bids due July 5 1926 at 10 A M with 5 percent bid bond. County engineer addresses specifications and bid details at Mexia Texas.
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Senidd
IL I. Kirby
Liesstone County
Llmestone
Bas
BR. R. Cari Chuahod
Mexia
Texas
H. F. Kirby
Limestone County
Avelopas
Coun
Orace Boyett
Dirigible Turns Back to Hangar After Engine Trouble
News wire item states a dirigible forced to return to its hangar near Lake Burst, North Carolina, after engine trouble near Cleveland. Followed by a brief card of thanks from Joe Lancaster and John Lancaster expressing gratitude for condolences on the death of a brother and uncle.
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Dirigible
N. C
Cleveland
Sunday School Attendance in Mexia Churches
Attendance figures show First Baptist with 504 attendees while other congregations like First Methodist First Christian Central Presbyterian and First Presbyterian had members present. The item notes Los Angeles returning after an unsuccessful trip to the Norse American centennial in Minneapolis.
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Mexia
First Baptist
First Methodist First Christian
Central Presbyterian First Presbyterian
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
Apprentice Wanted at L. W. Warrock Co.
Job advertisement seeking a steady boy to learn the printing business. No cigarette smoker. References required. Apply at Pittman Building 82.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Warrock Co
Pittman
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Rae
Miss Conrad
Flapper
Tong
Exampf
Ilorace Boyatt
Chie
Ards
Joe Lancaster, John Lancaster
BIG
Doan
H. M. Barnes
Belknap St
Foster-Moburn Co, Mfg. Chemists
Buffalo, N.Y
United Grain Store
Main and
Belknap Streets
Mexia, Texas
Prairie
Fawn
Colonial Place
Hopkins Street
Neece Street
Kline Street
W.K. Boyd
Mexia Daily News
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