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Newspaper

San Saba News

Location

San Saba, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1935

Page

4

Former Llano Mayor Roy B Inks Dies in San Antonio Hospital

Roy B. Inks renowned Llano citizen and former mayor died in a San Antonio hospital after acute appendicitis last week. A longtime Ford dealer and active business and civic figure, he served on Llano’s Chamber of Commerce and was a Shrine Mason and Colorado Valley Authority director overseeing the Buchanan Dam project. Funeral and burial were held in Llano Tuesday with San Saba attendees. Vaccinate chickens and turkeys now against roup and typhoid with Mixed Bacteria Avian from City Drug Store.

Roy B. Inks Llano San Antonio Mr. Inks Ford Chamber of Commerce Shrine Mason Colorado Valley Authority Bunchanan Colorado River Burnet Gity Drug Store

Feed Mills for Sale at San Saba Hardware

Mrs. N. L. Schnabel visits with her children Wiley Margaret Ann and Louise Glair from Comanche Oklahoma to see family in San Saba as relatives gather at Mrs. W. B. Ursuhart home and other kin.

San Saba Hardware and Furniture Company N. L. Schnabel Wiley Margaret Ann Louise Glair Comanche Oklahoma W. B. Ursuhart

Old Settlers Reunion Emphasizes Tradition and Friendship

The San Saba Old Settlers Association celebrates its 11 year history tied to the county fair. It preserves county history and friendships while adopting a basket picnic as the new gathering feature replacing the old barbecue. The News supports the group as it fosters Texan heritage. Local updates note visits from Gordon Murray and family, and residents resuming or relocating endeavors.

Old Settlers Association San Saba Fair Association G. S. (Buck) Gray John Seiders Seiders San Saba County Texas Sin

San Saba County Cotton Income Up Since 1932

County Agent N E Scudder reports San Saba county cotton income rose markedly from 1932 to 1934 based on official three year figures from the Agricultural Adjustment Administration. Last year farmers received 465 116.66 dollars for cotton, up from 314 290.07 in 1932 and 531 648.50 in 1933, with lint and seed value plus 77 124.60 in benefit payments and nine million dollars in Bankhead certificates on hand. The ADA notes support a higher farm income aiding farmers to stay in business and sustain local commerce.

San Saba County N. E. Scudder Agricultural Adjustment Administration United States Department of Agriculture Texas Scudder

On the Side Lines Seeth A Friend in Need in San Saba

Dr W 8 Pence wades a flooded San Saba River to reach Mrs L E Hicks after a broken arm. Mrs J D Estep discusses her children marriages, noting all five wed well. Old Settlers Association eyes Eleventh Annual Reunion and Centennial plans. Local social notes cover graduations and visits to Dallas and Austin.

W. 8 Pence San Saba L. E. Hicks Hicks J. D. Estep

Cherokee Creek Camp Meeting Returns to San Saba

The annual Methodist Camp Meeting on Cherokee Creek will begin Friday night before the third Sunday in August, August 16, continuing unbroken since 1857. Rev. Bascom Morton of Abilene will preach with local pastor Rev. E C Young assisting. Dr and Mrs R H Gillespie of Little Rock Ark have visited relatives here and praised the San Saba country.

Cherokee Creek Fridey Bascom Morton Abilene E. C. Young R. H. Gillespie Little Rock Ark H. H. Taylor Gillespie San Saba

Visitors from Arkansas and Texas in San Antonio

Dr and Mrs Rory Gillespie of Little Rock Arkansas Mrs Howard Sellman Mrs W A Wilson and Mrs C B Smith visited in San Antonio last weekend Friends of A B Wilson former county attorney report he is improving after a breakdown four months ago confining him to home

Rory, Gillespie Little Rock Arkansas Howard Sellman W. A. Wilson C. B. Smith San Antonio A. B. Wilson Wilson

Methodist Leader Weds Valley Bride

An outstanding summer event in the Rio Grande valley was the wedding of Mrs. Enola Pol Pemus to Rev. A. Hunter presiding elder of the Brownsville district West Texas Methodist conference. Bishop Fria A. Boag Fort Worth officiated at the bride’s home ceremony.

Mission Rio Grande Valley Enola Pol- Pemus A. Hunter Brownsville West Texas Methodist Conference Fria A. Boag Fort Worth

Smiths Welcome Son Francis Eugene at Gregory

Announcement of arrival: a son named Francis Eugene born July 24 to Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Smith of Gregory Texas. Mrs. Smith formerly Miss Thelma Johyeon, known to locals who once lived here.

Francis Eugene A. J. Smith Gregory Texas

Fort Worth visit by Low siblings and friends

Reuben Low and sister Mrs. B J Morrison of Brady spent last weekend visiting their sister Miss Lucille Low in Fort Worth. They were joined by Miss Lucy Walker who then left for New York to visit her sister Mrs John Liptak.

Reuben Low B. J. Morrison Brady Lucille Low Fort Worth Lucy Walker New York Mra John Liptak

Mrs Arbelger and Hennersdorf Visit Cotulla Couple

Mrs G A Arbelger and Mrs EB M Hennersdorf with their daughter Maxine of San Angelo visited Mr and Mrs George Hopkins in Cotulla last week. They were accompanied home by Mrs George Hopkins and son George Jr who will visit here.

G. A. Arbelger EB. M. Hennersdorf Maxine San Angelo George Hopkins Cotulla George, Jr

Local visitors report short horse races in Brownwood

My, Mrs. O B Clarkey and Woodraw Wilson visited Jack Harvey in Brownwood last weekend and noted the short races there.

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