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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1934
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Beene and Ramesseen with reference to owing money or debt actions. No clear date or full names to confirm facts. summary notes an alleged owed amount or financial dispute without verifiable details.
A fragmentary OCR item mentions a local event with unclear details and several unreadable phrases. The readable parts indicate a possible meeting or notice but lack concrete names, places, or dates. Further clarification is needed to form a proper summary.
Evening worship at 7:15 PM. Midweek Bible study Wednesday at 8:00 PM. Young People’s Bible study Monday at 7:45 PM. Ladies Bible study Tuesday at 3:00 PM. Choir practice Friday at 7:00 PM.
The Bay Embly of God Church page lists H A Baird as pastor with Sunday service details.
Public notice regarding St Catharine Catholic Church with unreadable OCR fragment. Details unclear but indicates church related information or event awaiting clarification.
Church notices announce Sunday services at 11 a.m and Wednesday evening testimonial meetings on the first Wednesday of each month at 8 p.m in the Carnegie Library at 4th and Cypress. All are cordially invited.
Will Rogers stars in Han dy Andy a new comedy where his wife pressures him toward retirement. The plot follows him failing at pig farming and golf, attending Mardi Gras in New Orleans, and antics with Conchita Montenegro. David Butler directed with producer Sapa Miva and writer team Censes man and Hedes.
The document asserts a complaint by a plaintiff against a defendant for cruelty in a divorce action. It commands the defendant to appear on a specified term and to return the writ with proof of execution. The notice is dated September 13, 1954, in Pecos, Texas, and is signed by Clerk Vannie Ingle Hester with deputy Mary Caroline.
Millard F Burse of Lansins Michigan died Saturday in Van Horn of heart failure and was buried Sunday in Van Horn. A Spanish American War veteran, he promoted racetracks in Mexico for years and wished to be buried where he died. He left eight daughters and a son in law Mr and Mrs Cole Avin Kolar Funeral Home Pecos arranged the services.
A surprise flower was given Thursday afternoon for Mrs. George Townley at the home of Mr and Mrs W Tolley by Stella Mae Card and Mary Dee Holley. A large group of guests attended bringing many gifts for the bride who was married about two weeks ago. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were served to the honoree and about ten attendees including Mrs Claude Anthony and others.
Misses Nance Harmen and Cowan left for a week in Colorado. Louis Roberson visited El Paso this week.
Gilpert Wilhite 14 of Pecos, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wilhite, is recovering after a Thursday operation at Baptist hospital. Doctors removed and grafted part of his leg bone to his spine to correct a shoulder curvature. He improves rapidly and may return home to Slaton next week. Friends wish him a full recovery.
Postal receipts in Littlefield increased by 51 percent in August 1934 over August 1933. For the eight months of 1934 the Littlefield office reported 62 percent higher receipts than the same period in 1933, per Postmaster W. D. LT. Storey.
About 79 applicants filed for nearly 10 lander positions in the free government fund school program. The schedule to open soon with roughly 10 white and 35 Negro applicants among the entrants.
Mrs W G Hedges, mother of Mrs Kyle Biges, arrived this week for a several day visit with Mr and Mrs Biges. Roy Wilcox and family set out for Big Spring this morning to attend the Ringling brothers circus now playing there.
Mrs J Fo Pop Bisse spent the weekend visiting her father I N Roark in Ballinger. Mr and Mrs Jim Deakins also visited friends in Ballinger.
A livestock mishap on main street sent a herd of cattle stampeding through streets, injuring several teenagers and causing widespread panic. Emergency crews rushed to the scene as bystanders sought safety and local officials began assessing damages and securing the area.
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