No easy justice as family tragedy unfolds in clearing
In a flagging mood, Abigail Clay confronts her two sons Matt and Adam after a man dies from a knife wound in a forest clearing near the fairgrounds. Palmer Cass stirs the crowd with rumors while Sheriff Billings questions the family, hinting at culpability among the Clay men. The scene shifts between the survivors and the bystanders as fear, accusation, and grief mingle amid the celebration’s hush.
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Abagail
Matt
Adam
New Satem
Palmer Cass
Hannah
Abagall
Amspel
Alemouth
Otters
Abagail Clay'a
Cass
Sue
Evan ‘Theley
Lasi
Carrie Sue
Gass
Abagal
Lincoln
Sanemo
Sheriff Billings
Jane
Serah White
Palmer Gass
Mall
Billings
Surprised Murmur at Court as Brothers Argue Truth
The tense scene shows Adam and Matt Hench denying blame while Sheriff Wilings questions them. A bystander yells for the truth as the crowd mutters and a woman’s grip seems decisive. The sheriff’s doubt lingers over who is lying.
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Svere
Rhagail
Adam
Matt
Iraln
Mabon
Lincoln Hears Among tine who heard was Linn esin ang Kit
Fragmentary OCR text recounts a garbled scene with Lincoln hearing sounds and a group including Linn, Kit, and Palmer Cast. A speaker urges a toward the hill while a tail companion’s chat sleeve is mentioned, ending with a plea to hang up. The passage is unclear and primarily provides disjointed phrases.
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Palmer
Mrs Andrews and Daughter Arrive for Festivities in Greenwich
Mrs. Andrews and her daughter Jean arrived from Forsham Houston to spend the weekend with cor nel Andrews. Jean, who has been attending Rosemary Hall in Greenwich, Conn, this past year, will be at home with her parents for the gay festivities of the younger set while Jackie M. Andrews joins in.
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Cornel Andrews
Forsham
Houston
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Rosemary Hall
Greenwich
Cann
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Social Calendar for Los Angeles Incomplete Evening Gatherings
Wednesday evening Mrs Frank Baskin and Miss Rose Lyle host a buffet supper at p.m. in the garden of Mrs Baskin's home honoring bride-to-be Miss Sara Rowe and Miss Margaret Whisensut. A small dinner party at Miss Lars Wells's home for Macy Rachel Baker of Sewick, Pa. Thursday Mrs Ned Wells hosts afternoon tea at 2:30 p.m. at her home honoring Miss Mary Mechel Baker of Sewickley, Pa. Mrs J W Raulaton hosts morning coffee and crystal shower at her quarters at Port Sam Houston honoring Miss Jo Guldera, bride-to-be.
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Rose Lyle
Mrs. Baskin
Sara Rowe
Margaret Whisensut
Snall
Lars Wells
Macy Rachel Baker
Sewick
Ned Wells
Timiehcon
Mary Mechel Baker
Sewickley
J. W. Raulaton
Port Sam Houston
Jo Guldera
Frank Cunninghams Plan Mississippi Trip
Mr and Mrs Frank Cunningham and their son Sam will travel from the fest of nexts week to Biloxi where Mr Cunningham attends an insurance convention They will stop at the Edgewood Beach hotel en route and plan to spend several days in New Orleans
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Mississippi
Mya
Frank Cunningham
Sam
Biloxi
Cunningham
Edigewood Beach
New Orleans
McNeels Leave on Motor Trip to California
Mr and Mrs McNeel depart Wednesday for California with their son Scotty. Mrs Day McNeel and Mrs Pleas McNeel plan to leave Thursday to meet their husbands in La Jolla. The Dry Mes Needs will attend La Jolla beyond the first of September, Bill McNeel living at the Day McNeel home during the absence.
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Day
Pleas McNeel
Rntar
California
Day McNeel
Scotty
la Jolla
Bill McNeel
MetMeel Hort
Breakfast Cereal Revival Spurs Home Cooked Grains
A nostalgically toned piece traces the rise of ready to serve breakfast cereals from home grinding and long cooking to modern packaged options. It highlights homemaker convenience, early skepticism, and a tested recipe using bran enhanced stuffing for poultry and meats, plus a breakfast suggestion with orange marmalade and browned bread. The article mentions Crown Oast frankfurters and details a baked dressing served alongside.
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Allon
cAnbee
First Trip on a Sleeper Car How to Dress for Night
A reader guide details sleeping car etiquette and dressing room use for travelers. It explains two options for undressing and preparing for bed, describing compartments, porters, and attire ideas, with emphasis on ease, privacy, and courtesy among fellow passengers. The piece notes variations by berth type and practical steps for bedtime routines.
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Darin
Wrumen
Advice and custody worries from a Dewy Lovelorn Reader
A reader seeking legal aid details concerns about alimony and child custody amid domestic strife. The writer mentions a husband who drinks, has allegedly abused her, and pledges not to grant custody. The author asks whether a court would award custody to her or impose support, and notes a desire for guidance from a lawyer or social agencies.
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Miss Paretax
Dell Emr
Lraencaver
Egal Ald
Eiuies
Brad
Beauty Hints for a Spring Permanent
Beauty hints suggest treating dry ends with brilllinting, applying a bit to the scalp if hair is dry, brushing nightly to keep waves smooth, and using narrow brushes for wavy hair. The guidance emphasizes brushing to remove surface lustre and add gloss while avoiding damage to finger waves.
Quereau-Colver wedding reception and Civic Opera teaser
Folk recall a grand Quereau Colver wedding reception noted for beauty and hospitality. The Civic Opera plans a Thursday performance of The Bartered Bride in the Sunken Garden with notable attendees including Mr and Mrs Oran Kirkpatrick and Lloyd Harris. Anna Palmer of Detroit and Mar Porter are highlighted in social notes.
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Calhoun
Quereau-Colvere
Tobin
Civic Opera Company
Sunken Garden
Oran Kirkpatrick
Lioyd. Harris
New York
Anna Palmer
Detroit
Ebonis
Acme
Kilian Family Plans Month on Water Vacation
Mr and Mrs Kilian plan a lengthy vacation on the water spending July in New York sailing from Galveston. They will visit Bennude on the bicycle island for a week then return to New York before sailing back to Galveston and home. Frank Atwater visited Pulton weekend as guest of Mrs. Jesse Jones.
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M. B. Slan
New York
Galveston
Bennude
Kilian
Mia
Frank Atwater
Pultan
Jesse Jones
Grace Carroll Visits Austin and College Plans
Miss Grace Carroll visits the Pi Phi house in Austin staying with Mrs. D W Waltman house mother. She finished high school this June and plans to enter Sullins College in Virginia this fall. Mrs Wireless visits in Los Angeles and other notes mention Mr and Mrs C G Tedford plans and relatives visiting from Fort Worth and San Antonio.
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Austin
Grace Carrol
Pi Phi
D. W W. Waltman
Miss Carroll
Sullins College
Virginia
Frio Pioneer Joseph Henry Loxton Dies at 70
Funeral services were held in Frio Towns cemetery for Joseph Henry Loxton 70 a pioneer cattleman of Frio County and longtime Texas and Southwestern Cattle Teasers member. Born in Somerset England June 18 1860 he moved to Texas at 15, married Mary Slaughter in 1886 survived by widow daughters and several grandchildren. Officials note his Masonic ties and civic involvement shaping local farming life.
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Wiliam C. Slaughter
Mary
I, Roberts
Drydan
Qlren Lokton
Elo ‘Lown
Ausin Loxton
San Antonio
Will Loxton
Pat ‘Town
Club Calendar For LA Clubs Wednesday Evening
The Tan Ph Lambda sorority Blue Hanne Grove Woodmen circle and others meet at 8 p.m. at Miss Dorothy Barrer’s home 26 Canton Street. The Freda Bernhard cub gathers 8 p.m. at Mrs Lesale Broure 121 Thompcott Place. The Plummae of Stephens sellers 6 20 p.m. at the BL Anthony hotel. Ursulina alumni meet in the evening. The Bhi Kappa Delta sorority holds an event at 7345 p.m. in the home of Mins Het jtie Achterverg 1116 West Mognoll Savenne.
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West Mognoll
Savenne
Mrs Stafford Visits Mrs Mendel in Corpus Christi
Mrs Stafford of Corpus Christi plans a visit to Mrs Mendel at her Bushnell Place home. Also noted is Mrs Lou Dickinson heading for Colorado after visiting Mrs Elizabeth Dare in New Jersey, aiming to spend days in Denver before continuing to Grande Lake for the summer.
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Mig
Emma Tarlo
Stafford
Corpus Chrlett
B. Mentel
Bushnell Place
Tsee
Colorado
Lou Dickinson
Elizbet Dare
New Jersey
Denver
Grande Lake
Yorks Leave for Month Vacation in Colorad
Mrs Willard York and two children depart Wednesday for two months in Colorado. They will stay at Gray Lake, join Elmer Distmar’s kin, and plan to return by fall. Mrs Frank Gilpin and son Tommy Nicholson also head to Roswell, New Mexico, with Mr Gilpin accompanying to Roswell Military Academy. Mrs G J Lucchese hosts Paradise Ridge camp guest for several days. Mrs Fustin Mayne of Texita City travels to Hugo Oklahoma to visit reservations and Indian possessions.
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N.Y
Frank Gilpin
Roswe
G. J. Lucchese
Paradise Ridge Camp
Ned
Fustin Mayne
Texita City
Maon
Hugo
Okla
Whee Hie
Ak Muthetitta
Mayne Ip
Une Camp
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