Cherokees Local News Roundup Highlights Social Latest
Cherokee Texas August 17 1925 residents Mrs George Gray Miss Ethel Scott visit relatives in the area and many others host guests. A B Y P U reception for Rev and Mrs McEneely features music games and cantaloupe spread. Several families report travels illness and events including births marriages and farm business notes.
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Cherokee
Texas
San Saba
George Gray
Dallas
Ethel Scott
Llano
Jesse Mayes
Taylor
Claud Sawyer
Henry Sifford
Brownwood
Oscar Gray
Sifford
Oscar. Gray
Charley Holcomb
Tom
Robi, Holcomb
Medina
Eula Pankey
Pontotoc
J. M. Pridgeon
Richland Springs
Claud Dickerson
Little Son of Goldthwaite
Billie Whitt
Frank Gray
Chas. Slaughter
Hereford
Vearl Iverson
Mt. Grumbrel
Ariz
Tom McEneely
H. F. Ideas
Yorktown
San Antonio
Austin
Fannie Gray
Sherman Dean
Barnhart
San Angelo
Mmes
Elton Cavness
Sandy McCurdy
Chas
Boney
Baby
Rogers
Rev
Ed Brown
Ben Kyzar
Chas. Longley
Brady
Walker Yarbrough
Lampasas
Dennis Dean
Winn Harkrider
Dean
Gray Cemetery
Stimpson Daugherty
D. A. Gay
Laura ,Barber
Misg
Lucile
Barber couple tied to Hoover Valley church scene
Mr and Mrs Hollis Barber in Hoover Valley attended church Sunday.
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Hollis Barber
Hoover Valley
Presiding Elder to Preach at Local Methodist Church
Rev. B. A. Hunter presiding elder of the Lampasas district will preach at the Methodist church next Sunday night. He is planning his campaign for the closing quarter work of the year.
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B. A. Hunter
Lampasas
Methodist Church
Mesala dandruff remedy sold at Simmons Drug Store
Local druggist touts Mesala as a new dandruff remedy with one spray offering cure for many cases within a week or two. Product priced at seventy five cents with a positive guarantee. Local notices include rental ads and a steady stream of social and fair week visitors from surrounding towns.
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Simmons Drug Store
Grasshoppers Sweep Brownwood Streets Again
Brownwood news notes a massive grasshopper movement through the city after rains revived hordes. The jumbo hoppers cause sidewalk and street cover but little crop damage, as observers advise letting them hop. Local residents and visitors including Arthur Hill, Mrs. Sanderson, Mrs. Ketchum, and many out-of-town relatives are described in attendance at the county fair.
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Brownwood News
Brown County
San Saba High to Open Football Season Soon
San Saba High School plans a full football season this fall with over forty boys expected to join the Armadillo recruits. Coach Co. D. Reece arrives early to ready the squad for the August 31 opener at the Fair Grounds, as captain Clyde Taylor leads a determined group with quarterback Hub Brown promising no moral victories.
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San Saba High School
San Saba High
Fair Grounds
Co. D. Reece
Clyde Taylor
Hub Brown
Loraine Franklin
Roy Armentrout
Hilliard Whitt
Harris Fagg
Cage Moore
Ellis Sawyer
Fuller Thorp
Jack Linn
Sammie Waisman
Elmo Watson
Dougal Cameron
Billie Lethetter
Ben Hubbert
Tom Ward
J. W. Edwards
Kellis Hartley
Roy Timberlake
Wayman Murray
Leon Hartley
Luther Gunter
Archie Moore
Oliver Walker
Dimmit Murray
Tom Sloan
Maylon Aylor
Winston Millican
Hamil Carter
Francis Burns
Dea Pierce
Louis Casbeer
R. T. Taylor
W. B. Urquhart, Jr
Willie Smith
Clayton Taylor
Carley Barker
A. J. Moore
Wm. B. Smith
Alton O’banion
Clyde Reavis
Andrew Locklear
William Conner
Wayne Davenport
Wm. Joekel
James Carrol
Aubrey Taylor
Property exchange links Longley and Jones in county swap
Last week J. W. Longley conveyed his town residence to Carl Jones of Fairview in exchange for a farm located in the McMillin community along Horse Creek. The deal records a swap of real estate involving two named individuals and two local areas.
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J. W. Longley
Carl Jones
Fairview
McMillin
Horse Creek
Gillespie County Fair Opens With Record Entries
Gillespie County Fair in Fredericksburg runs August 21 to 23. Secretary George D. Barber says efforts to beat prior records are succeeding despite crop shortages. About 20,000 visitors expected. hotels hire extra staff. camping sites added. Three horse race days follow daily amusements, music by the Fredericksburg Concert Band, and various demonstrations.
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Gillespie County
Fredericksburg
George D. Barber
Fredericksboro Giants
Austin Athletics
Comfort
Kerrville
Herman Leachmann
San Saba Man Elected To Tailors Guild
C H Biggs of San Saba has been elected to membership in the Born Tailors Guild a national association of master tailors in Chicago The guild aims to lift the tailoring profession to an art and to educate the public on styles fabrics and workmanship It traces its roots to early English craft guilds with a modern aim of high standards and pride in tailoring The Grand Master of the Guild is M Born of Chicago founder of M Born Company
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C. H. Biggs
San Saba
Born Tailors’ Guild
Master Tailors
Chicago
W. A.churchhill
America
Tooley Street
M. Born
M. Born & Company
Riley family visiting during fair week and race judge duty
A. V. Riley and wife with Misses Nancy Riley and Sammie Lee Rim mer of Austin visiting relatives during fair week. Mr. Riley drafted for service by the Race Track committee and served as a race judge for four days. LOST Chevrolet rim and casing in town or between town and Algerita. Finder notify M. Gaddy, Algerita, 34.
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A. V. Riley
Nancy Riley
Sammie Lee Rimmer
Austin
Mr. Riley
Alge
Vita
M. Gaddy
Algerita
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B. C. May
Tenia ‘Coker
Court House
Llano Road
George Gatliff
Ford Car
R. A. Sears
E. E. Fage
Alex Casheer
Avis Jackson
Misa Allene Hinyard
Lillie Mae Sessom
Valley
Springs
Mrs. Martin Grumbles
Baby of
Jee
W. Banta
Jos. Greer
A .M. Medlin
Abernathy
Harry Sullivan
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Misa Carolyn Maas
Galveston
Mrs. Arch Woods
Mrs. Chas. Ater
Mrs. A. Woods
R. J. Rich
Temple
B. T. Rich
Cg, T. Loucks
San Sabs
Virgil Magee
Breckenridgs
A. J. Wise
Carroll Anderson
Judson Wise
Moran
Anderson
Elsie Wise
Glenna Hollaway
Wealder
Edith Rich
Texas Woman’s College
H. H. Evans
Elovise and
Talpa
D. A. Cameron
Joe A Legch
Otis Harkey
Temple Hospital
Miss Grace, Baxter
Arthur Hill
Stephensville
A. R. Hill
A. M. Sanderson
Garvin Sauderson
Lena Grace
H. Ketchum
Geo. W. Coughran
Near
Abilene
Bethel
D. E. Davis
Georgetown
J. B. Taff
W. A. Faria
Wilson, Oklahoma
Ed Lanham
San Saba County
O. M. Walters
Rev. C. BE. Marshall
South
Nora. Walker
Ralph Walker
Alice Collins
Houston
Wiley Pridgeon
Ernest Collins
Locker
Clarence Hinyard
Mrs
W. H. Hinyard
Mary Benardino
Liana
Jon Benardino
Mary
M. Cate
Chalk
Syd Locklear
Mr. Cate
Cate
Plains
J. G. Holder
Belva
Hamilton
Jess
Marshall Maxwell
Burroughs Adding Machine Company
W. E. Maxwell
Coalgate
Oklahoma
Maxwell
Colony
J. D. Parker
Marshall
Ab Walters, Jr
Mexia
Cleone Devers
C. B. Smith
Alfred Williams
Eagle Pass
Dick Sullivan
Markland Harry
Rio Grandel Valley
Fred Hldridge
Bastrop
Louisiana
N. E. Cannon
Smithville
Ed Jenkins
Charlie Watt
R. J. Edwards
Carl Wood
Spur
Post Oaks
Ela Walters
Inez Ketchum
A. B. “Yearwood
Stephenville
Wilson
Luther Adams
Fair Park
Fort Worth
T. C. Henry
C. O. Graham
Springer, New Mexico
Mr. Graham
Tailors’ Guild
Hall
Ball
J Cheney
Taledea
Ohi
Business Directory
E. Kelley Sire Insurance
Sullivan & Biggs
EB. L. Rector
J. K. Rector
F. R. Gray
Rector & Gray Law and Real Estate
B.T. Rich
Sloan
John Seiders
Jas. H
Baker Law, Land, Loan and Abstract Office
Odd Fellows Hall
North Side of Square
Ballew
N. G
Roger Halden
Qualls Hdw. Co
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