Houston Families Gather for Weddings and Visits
Richard Vaughan and daughter Eleanor to visit Mrs Vaughan’s parents in Houston. Guenther of Sugar Land hosts luncheon at Bright Shawl. Dorothy Guenther to depart Jan 10 for six months in Europe. Miss Jessie Deil Spring weds Lt. William Frank Stevenson in a Texas ceremony. Several receptions and visits unfold as families reunite and travel plans proceed.
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Richard Vaughan
Eleanor
Houston
Vaughan
Dick O. ‘Ferrell
Me. Vaughan
Hilmar Guenther
Sugarland
Dorothy Guenther
Elise Guenther
Europe
Miss Guesther
St. Mary's College
Jessie Deil Bpring
Als. Osear W. Spring
William Franklin Stevenson
United States Army
West Magnolia
Episcopal Church
Tuttle praised for RAL work in Gulf and West Texas rail drive
A civic meeting at Abe Plaza hotel honored Cal W. 2B Tuttle for leading a fundraising campaign that raised over 850 dollars with 330 workers in three weeks to build the Gulf and West Texas railroad. The interstate commerce commission approved the Southern Pacific acquisition enabling San Antonio to regain West Texas trade. Morrison said construction would begin before April 1, 1931, with two new segments from Corpus Christi to San Angelo and Fredericksburg to San Angelo, expanding San Antonio’s trade by more than 40 percent.
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Sfs65
Bia
Gulf and West Lexus
San Antonio
Cal. W
Tuttle
Chamber of Commerce
Abe Plaza
Texas
Walter’ P. Napier
R. W W. Morelson
Southern Pacific Railroad
Colonel Tuttle
Morrison
Tullis
Interstate Commerce Commission
Gulf Aml West Tesus
Southern Pacific
West Texas
San Angelo
Corpus Christi
Teras
Mortison
Fredericksburg
Kien
Antonio
Polly's Tea Room Hosts Holiday Guests in Formal Centerpiece
A lavish tea scene centers on chrysanthemum arrangements in a deep maroon shade in a silver bowl, surrounded by guests including Mrs. Menry e Clag and Mrs. John Claggett. Attendees list numerous ladies, with Doria King of Eagle Pass arriving Saturday to visit Mrs. Dick A. Terrell and Miss Katherine Terrell. Details cover entertainments at Fort Worth area homes, bridge dinners for Major General Edwin M. Winans, and social turnout at Burr road events.
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Prentice
Rale
Drawsng
J. Wagonfield
J. F. Wagonfield
Violi
Lohengein
Katherine Rorkufrlow
Lieut
L. Hall
Iit
Polly
Chrysantheaums
Menrye Clag
John Claggett
Harrison UH. CG. Richards
Enjamin He Warriner
GW. Polk
0. V. Finter
F. Austin
R. MacDonald
J E. Duke
McHlain
Lk. G. Stuart
Ann. A McBlain
A. E. Waller
H. G. Wishart
Rureen Weiller
L. C. Mallory
le H. Hadlock
J. Uredley
Dh, Baxter
A. He Toloson
J. C. Lichtenberger
LD. D. Arnold
K. BP. Turner
R. GL. Winn
PL Kinate
O. le Grover
W. Ho, McArthur
Kenneth Alfred Hogers
Kenneth Austin Rogere
A. J. Mickle
Misa Doria King of
Eagle Pass
Dick A. ‘Terrell
Shiss Katherine Terrell
Terrell
Wellesley, Mars
W. D. Cronk
Dile
Bloxham Ward
Fort
Ham Wouston
Burr Road
Bam Hoveton
Kel
Coehen
Edwin M. Winans
Artillery
W. EH. Careter
Lruaksfield
Breaksfield
Loinsettia
Feeder Mills Sold in New Braunfels for 130000
Landy Industrie Inc of New Braunfels sold to J M Cumby and associates of Dallas for 130000. The transfer approval, announced by H M Aubrey, US referee, was delayed due to Aubrey’s illness. Completion of the sale to H Dittlingee Roller Mills of New Braunfels was expected by Friday to satisfy all creditor obligations.
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Landy Industrie, Inc
New Braunfela
J. M
H. Dittlingee Roller Milly Company
New Thrumfels
Aubrey
Bond Set in Oil Promoter Case in Fort Worth
Fort Worth dec 18 Paul Vitek oil promoter posted 3000 bail before United States Commissioner Newain on a mail fraud charge. The complaint, signed by G B Johnson post office inspector, relates to Winkler county operations and letters to P Sirah Sr of Samborn, WN D. An advertisement follows selling fireworks and related items from George Keene, druggist.
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Fort Worth
General Barnhardt’s body shipped to West Point
Brig. Gen. George C. Barnhardt of the Pratt cavalry division and Fort Bliss is en route to West Point New York for last rites accompanied by Capt. Wogh Culpon. The transport party includes General Deenhardt and a Wenner. the arrival at West Point is expected Saturday. Mrs. Barnhardt has left for her daughter’s home in Houston.
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EL Paso
Culpon
George C. Burnhardt
Pratt Cavalry Division
Fort Bliss
West Point
General Deenhardt
Terse note on a boy's found pocket money
A fragmentary entry describes a boy named Dee and a boy named Vick in an incident involving a clean child. It mentions a $50 buttoned pocket and a missing item related to laundry or a bank note, with vague details about owners or locations.
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Dee
Tohn Bush
Vick
59 Year-Old S O Wed. Atlanta Divorce Bells Ringing
A 59-year-old man, identified as having fought for Lee, seeks divorce. authorities indicate the decree could be finalized soon as hearings proceed.
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Atlanta
Q Tuner
Lee
Rimony Agali
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Alte
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Clarinda Newton
Mise
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Stevenson
New Orleans
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Christmay
Sitevenson
Parente
Anil Mre
Srgonne Heights
Port Lambfouston
Rosemars Kuntz
San Antonio Country Club
Aliss Dorothy Wurrier
Lueins Hiller
Me. W. D. Chirkeen
Florence Groos
Mariam Rose Ramer
Wrf Tacoby
Smith College
Betthya
M. HH. Warren
Brooks Field
Joske
America
Silhouette Promenade
Paris
HiAtory Street
Gunnetal
Mayer
James Tildmay Haile
Mexico City
Jay
Hag
Chalvan
Taub
Viediniet
York
Upi
Techeohn
Earthy
Phila
Fife
Wiig
W. B. Tuttle
Gulf and ‘West Texas’ Railroad
C. of .G
George Keene
Iruguist
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Potchernick
Ae Mae Radio
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Firone Crockett
Commerce
St. Mary's Street
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