Sloan Simmerings From San Saba News 1925
Sloan Texas June 8 1925 reports a long absence of correspondence. W T Henderson and son James visit sister Emma Sloan while Henderson plans a trip to visit Hazel and Alice Sloan in San Saba. Henderson rose from Texas ranching to Oz county Arizona to Alpine ranch farming and finally cotton and alfalfa on Rio Grande land. Last year he produced 460 bales of cotton from 400 acres and prefers farming to ranching. Others include Dad Shepperd and Miss Viola Maxwell transporting Mrs Shepperd to Glen Rose for medical care, Jym Sloan returning from Glen Rose, Rev Roy McCall and kin visiting, Tom Ketchum taking a Glen Rose trip, Charlie King and Dad Shepperd chopping cotton in Nolan county, Jym Sloan and family at Alberita, and Jim Anderson hosting relatives from Temple.
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Ozona
Mr. Henderson
San Saba
Oz County
Arizona
Jeff Davis
Rio Grande River
el Paso
Dad Shepperd
Viola Maxwell
Roy McCall
Tom Ketchum
Glen Rose
Charlie King
Nolan County
Jym Sloan
Alverita
Jim Anderson
Doran Farm
Temple
Forty Two Club Hostess Delights Members at Merry Matron Tilt
IS FORTY TWO CLUB HOSTESS Mrs. H. H. Taylor hosted a Merry Matron's Forty-two game day last Thursday afternoon. Three tables were set for play and the two hour event crowned Mrs. Mitch Johnson as high scorer. A fruit salad course followed, served by the hostess to Mines John Seiders Mitch Johnson Harry Hopking W. H. Kimbrough Effie Fentress of Brownwood W. B. White of Rockdale Milton Cone of Llano John Liptack of New York N. L. Schnabel of Caddo J. M. Baker of Arizona and P. E. Taylor of California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Taylor
Mitch Johnson
Mines
John Seiders
Harry Hopking
W. H.kimbrough
Effie Fentress
Brownwood
W. B. White
Rockdale
Milton Cone
Mrs. Fentress
Mmes
W. A. Smith
G. A. Arhelger
R. W. Burleson
Harry Hopkins
J. M. Kuykendall
W. H. Kimbrough
A. E. Petty
N. K. Lidstone
Mamie Callahan
B. C. May
D. J. Smith, Jr
J. E. Hayden
Eva Murray
E. GB. Fagg
J. W. Patterson
W. H. Hinyard
E. ©. Beaumont
J. H. Baker
P. C. Sloan
Katie Bourland
BF. F. Edwards
F. A. Townsend
G. A. Wilson
M. A. Morris
W. G. Kirkpatrick
J. W. Cummins
W.T Morris
R. S. Crain
F. M. McLaughlin
C. W. Kuykendall
C. B. Mosley
Fred Brown
Misses Blanch McConnell
Brownie Baker
Lucy Rector
Gertrude Hill
Local druggist unveils Mesala for dandruff cure
Simmons Drug Store sells Mesala for seventy five cents with a positive guarantee. The new remedy promises relief after one application for mild cases and complete cure in one to two weeks for severe dandruff, described as pleasant to use and inexpensive.
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Simmons Drug Store
Lometa Claims First Lam Pasas White Child
Neil McAnelly of Lometa is identified as the first white child born in Lampasas County on March 24, 1855. The piece outlines his father Capt. Robert D. McAnelly’s Texas ventures from 1833, his roles in laying out Austin, aiding at the Alamo era, land tours, and long residence near Lampasas, including ownership of the McAnelly farm and its famed pecan orchards.
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Neil McAnelly
Lometa
Lampasas County
Robert D. McAnelly
Texas
Kentucky
Austin
Republic of Texas
McAnelly
Ben Milam
General Cos
San Antonio
Burleson
Alamo
Texas Senate
John H. Reagan
Burnet
Lampasas
San Saba
Brown
Coleman
McCulloch
Runnels
Bastrop
Sarah Jane Rowe
Travis County
Colorado River
Lampasas Town
Honorings of Mary Bell Fagg and Mrs White and Mrs Fentress
A Dallas trip noted for Miss Mary Bell Fagg attending the Sanderson Love nuptials. A 42 party honored Mrs W E White of Rockdale and Mrs Effie Fentress of Brownwood with hostesses Mmes S E Kelley C T Jones and T A Murray. Guests enjoyed a receiving line, games at twelve tables, prizes, and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Bell Fagg
Dallas
Sanderson
Mmes
S. E. Kelley
C. T. Jones
T. A. Murray
W. E. White
Rockdale
Effie Fentress
Brownwood
Mmes, Kelley
Jones and Murray
Mmes, White
Fentress
Grace Kelley
Louise White
G. A. Wilson
Whiteway
Instant Service Specialties Promised by Hook'em
A brief boast proclaims rapid help as the firm emphasizes instant service as its specialty, urging customers to choose its prompt offerings.
Minos and Taylor Labeled in Llano Courier Notice
A fragmented item lists Minos, P. E. Taylor of Mountain View, Call, John Liptak of New York, Milton Cone of Llano, and 8 H in a brief community notice. The readable fragments suggest names connected to a local event or filing.
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Were Minos
P. E. Taylor
Mountain View
Call
John Liptak
New York
Milton
Cone of
Llano
Safford Figures in Listed Names from Arizona and Texas
Walker of Safford Arizona joins J. M. Baker of Safford Arizona and N. L. Solmabel of Caddo Texas in a brief ledger of named individuals. The clipped items reflect a regional notice or notice-like listing without context or action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker
Safford, Ariz
J. M. Baker
N. L. Solmabel
Caddo
Texas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sloan Simmerings
Lometa Reporter
Mmes, White and
B. P. Goode
Qualls Hardware Co
Morris-Mosley Co
W. R. Harris
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