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Newspaper
Monahans News
Location
Monahans, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1934
Page
4
Monahans News lists subscription price at one year for 1.56 dollars and notes second class mailing at Monahans Texas. The paper is published every Friday from Monahans in Ward County and offers corrections if any reflected upon individuals or corporations are called to the editor's attention.
Mr and Mrs Floyd Meredith returned from Houston where they arranged transportation to South America. They expect to sail within a few days and friends wish them an enjoyable trip and success in their new home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Gualtney of Crane spent the week end with Mrs. Gualtney’s parents Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Terrell.
The News announces candidates for listed offices subject to Democratic primaries in July and August 1934.
The article argues that the term dogie meaning a motherless calf is misused by radio announcers and songwriters. Texas cowhands from Sweetwater and Clay and Montague counties recount traditional origins, noting a motherless calf’s wild behavior and the evolution of the word from dough guts to dogy.
Mrs Frank M Green and daughter of Fort Worth visit Pyote with Mrs Fred Postelle. Overton Texas couple E T Barker attends Frank Atkinson funeral. Several local families travel to Carlsbad Cavern and to Chicago for relatives and fairs.
Mrs Dublin hosted a surprise birthday for Mr Roll Dublin last week. Guests included W A Priest, Bill Benton, Tom Marion, J H Perry, J W Eisenwine and W D Priest. Bridge games preceded punch and cake at the ranch home.
Local Goodyear dealer Earl West urges motorists to check for worn tires that reach the danger line. He cites last year's accidents where many involved badly worn tires and offers a free inspection with no obligation to trade.
Roll Dublin Dolly Pendilton and Mrs G C Dawson host guests this week. Mr and Mrs Bill Benton of Frying Pan ranch visit Roll Dublin. Jack Schuman attends J H Greene trial. Mary Lee Graves Howard and Lena Butler visit Pink Mitchell ranch. Geo McMasters return from three week camping near Hot Spring NM LaMayne Sindorf returns home with them. Sindorf family plans to return next week. Wm Kerr returns to Pecos after court adjourns.
W P Estes traveled to Roswell New Mexico on Thursday and returned Saturday with his wife and two young children. They will reside in Monahans again. Estes is employed by the Ozark Chemical company and friends express happiness at their return.
Mr and Mrs S W Estes and Mr and Mrs J L Gualtney of Crane attended a Wink ball game Sunday. Wink defeated Crane with a large victory, finishing 42 to 1.
Mr. Will Taylor of San Angelo drove over for his wife and son and Mrs. Walter Dryer, Sunday. Mrs. Taylor and Mrs. Dryer spent the past week with Mrs. W. M. Thomas.
Bible school at 10 A M Communion at 11 A M Preaching each fourth Sunday morning and night A cordial invitation to all Come and bring your friends Bro Scott pastor Carl Rexrhodes was a Jal New Mexico visitor Tuesday.
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