Pairs Fair Campaign Manager Discusses Voting Strength
The campaign manager emphasizes fairness in the car voting process, noting that balanced strength among participants prevents Possil and protects equitable treatment for all sides.
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Newspaper
San Saba News
Location
San Saba, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1935
Page
7
The campaign manager emphasizes fairness in the car voting process, noting that balanced strength among participants prevents Possil and protects equitable treatment for all sides.
The San Saba Cemetery Associationdesignates Friday August 9 1925 as Clean Up Day citing severe weed and shrub damage to stones and grave markers. With no funds the group calls on local residents to attend or send representatives or contribute to the committee. Signed by N C Walker President.
The Sargent family gathered for a two day reunion August third and fourth at J D Baxters pecan orchard. Families from Bend Hamilton Ireland Dallas Ranger and other towns shared memories meeting the older and younger generations including Ode Sargent and several married siblings. Guests included Vivian Green Loyd Byrd Leonard Shelton E L Byrd Tom Scott Fred Turner Lucile Sims Bryan Mayfield Sims and Bud Aylor among others.
The article notes a mistaken belief about dog days starting July 27 lasting 40 days with a rain rule. Bowser had rain on the 27th and only two light showers since, as residents report frequent visits and social activity. Names linked to local residents appear in the nearby notes.
The Moore's Crossing hosted a Gage family reunion on Sunday. Attendees arrived from dawn to noon for a large dinner and conversations, followed by a San Saba river swim, mid afternoon ice cream, and rain. Jeff Gage celebrated his birthday amid family presence including Jonas, Claude, Clem, Med, Elbert, Wilmer, Elmer, Johnnie, Olle, Essie, George, Kate, Comie, Jim, Bob, Annie, Will, Jene, and others.
The Old Fashioned Gospel meet ing now in progress in San Saba features evangelist Gail W. Schultz with sermons each evening and gospel singers Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Tucker leading song service. The revival, by Southern Texas performers, is held in the Aylor Gospel tent south of the grammar school, beginning at eight nightly.
W Hinyard of Hamilton visited here Sunday and was accompanied home by Mrs Hinyard who had been visiting for several days with her parents Mr and Mrs R W Burleson.
Fragment reads as a city shop notice offering Blue Bonnet caps at two cents each, priced at CITY BUG STORE. Mentions days in the market and a note about i. Bornstein returning from Antonio.
Brownwood society circles hosted a breakfast and bridge at the Halden home on West Commerce Street Tuesday honoring Mrs R L Johnson. Guests included Miss Edythe Rich who won high score, with gifts and refreshments of iced cantaloupe, baked eggs, toast, jelly, and coffee.
The San Saba F F A chapter last Friday night elected Miss Lorene Dunna hoo as sweetheart and elected Jack Oliver president Ira Shahan vice president Jesse Ray McCann secretary Guy Moore treasurer L B Owen reporter Baker Moore parliamentarian Joe Billie Smith farm watch dog J T Whitt historian with Prof E I Bacon as adviser. Plans include local exhibits for the Texas Centennial 1936 with prizes. a large representation at the Cisco Tri District Encampment Aug 8 to 10. Bacon’s F F A boys won debate first place L B Owen Eldon Duncan and second in public speaking Jack Oliver at Huntsville meet Aug 5-6. Banners to adorn the F F A classroom. attorney J H Baker visited Menard.
Mr and Mrs Silas Moore of Comanche attended the Old Settlers gathering at the Old Camp Grounds on Cherokee Creek last Friday in Bend. Their visit highlights the weekend event and local turnout.
Miss Ellouise Behrens and Justine Simroth and Messrs Glenn Smith and Frank Harrell were visitors in Browntown for the boat races Sunday.
Misses Jerry Cleghorn and Lou Rice of Bowser were here last week shopping and visiting with friends.
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