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Newspaper

Stamford American

Location

Stamford, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1933

Page

6

New Hope Community News and Birth Announcements

The New Hope column reports Mrs. F B Reid canned thirty jars of corn with help from several local residents including Mrs Russ Taylor and Miss Lora Sorrell. A baby boy James Harvey born July 27 weighed ten pounds. Visitors and social events among Stamford Hamlin and Lueders residents are noted along with church meetings and a Swedish Lutheran service schedule. The week features a revival, swimming party, and community gatherings at Stamford and surrounding towns.

F. B. Reid Russ Taylor Stamford C. W. Sorrell A. B. Lindsey Lora Sorrell Juanitte Taylor Ona Nettie Reid Charlie Reid Buddie Taylor Pat Sitton Patsy Nell Peggy Ruth Ted and Carolman Charlie Rollins Don Rex Dublin W. H. Agee Porridee Swan Chapel W. R. Skiles James Harvey J. L. Woodson Morris Bean Red Davis Cecil Bean National Guard J.C. Swafford Walton Carol Buddie Juanette Glenna Travis Taylor Chas. Anderson Leonard Otto Tuxedo Em McKennon East Texas Nettie Bean Ruby Turrell Will Fomby Hamlin Albany Burnia Reid, Jr Walter Hunter Cecil Noel Warren Davis Gene Terrell Juanita Joyce Lueders I. C. Hughes Charles Henry Sorrell College Station Rogers New Hope and Liberty Home W. F. Terrell Leeders I. O. Hughes E. P. Portwood Beaumont Hampton Skiles Leonard Reid Milton Roy Anson Reid Jeff Bates Sallie Hager Buster John Pustejousky Helen Frankie Frank Pustejovsky Ratliff Lubbock Morris ‘Bean Marvin Weaks W. T. Goree Henry Arrant Jack Goree Pearl Allen Walter Carlton Zula Burney Gertrude Hut Jimmie Seay H. L. Hager Henry Skiles Sunnyside Ruby Futrell Opal Goree Rita and Trene Hughes Carl Jarred Olen Lusk Bunk Laster Troy Lindsey Orbie Lindsey Playground Park Baron Lindsey Edd Lindsey Ft. Worth Frank Stevenson Milford Frank New Light Claud Huddleston Mollie Key R. F. Huddleston Morgan Williams Virgil Skiles Jimmie Lee J. E. Skiles Haskell Boone Gause C. A. Fomby W. F. Bean W. T. Goree, Sr Moon D. R. Watson Dee Houston Carl Ekenstam Carl Youngquist Amanda Olson Round Rock C. D. Swenson Fritz Gustafson Martha Ann Cleburne Kansas Carl Stenholm New Sweden Okey Richards H. E. Olson Margaret Henrietta Clarice Eugene Rueben Richards Morris Lynn Carl Ekdahl Connally Abilene John Ekdahl Lawrence Violet Dan Connally Norma Jean Tennessee Newquist M. O. Johnson Eugene Lyckman Geraldine William Eugene Otto Rosenquist Harold Hokanson Pete Drury Hildegarde Lundgren May Strand

Joyce Returns Home After Deception And Heartfelt Apology

Joyce, living under an alias in San Francisco, flees after a failed romance and deceit. Sam uncovers a false story about Mr. Neil’s mother’s death, Roxie’s skepticism prompts rescue, and Joyce faces her husband with remorse and renewed affection.

Joyce Ashton Neil Hepeett Sophie Frills Frillie Maitland San Francisco Robert Ainsworth Joyce Neil Ainsworth Ains Roxie Miss Abbott Mr. Neil Sam Toyee Duesenberg Dicky Florence Hilton Emoo Neil Packard Manzanita Cee Mr. Packard Janes Packard Joyce Abbott

Wallpaper Request for Hamburger Lumber Co Store

A note from Hamburger Lumber Co requests wallpaper for their store, asking for options and pricing details. The brief mentions updating decor to refresh the shop appearance and attract customers.

Hamburger Lumber Co

Young Woman's Missionary Society entertains with music program

A Tuesday evening entertainment on July 25 hosted by the Young Woman's Missionary Society at the Lutheran Church featured Rev. Hugo B Haterius in charge. The program included songs orchestral selections readings and a one act play with local participants. Refreshments followed the social hour.

Woman’s Home Demonstration Club Linus Lunn Sue Bonner Jones County Hugo B. Haterius Adolph Olson Philip Olson Ernest Segerstrom Swedish Lutheran Church Hiram Olson John Nelson Lambert Stenholm E. O. Soderberg Luther League Mildred Seth Young Woman’s Missionary Society Lutheran Church America Walter Segerstrom Irene Olson Jacqueline Hansen John M. Swenson John Edward Youngquist Hugo Birger Haterius H. E. Olson Fritz Gustafson Cleburne Kansas Tle Martha Ann Mmes. A. Gustafson Carl Youngquist Margaret Olson May Youngquist Henrietta Clarice Olson Eugene Olson Alma Ekenstam

Pleasant Valley Community Notes Revival Sermons and Local Visits

The Pleasant Valley column records Rev. H S Hinson delivering sermons at a revival meeting. It lists residents visiting relatives in Dublin and Stamford, illness of Eva Ray, farm work updates, rainfall helping feed, and local travels including the Yaws and Ford families across nearby towns.

H. S. Hinson Signa Young Dublin Homer Lutrell Stamford John West Carl Carlton Moore Eva Ray Mr. Bell Wellington W. M. Carlton Joe Dillard Leeders Fred Yaws Lawrence Payne J. C. Blake A. R. West Bobby Hubert West Lois West Henry Taylor Bricksdale S. M. Moore Neil Joe

Banish Acid Stomach with Dr Emil Adla Tablets

An advertisement touts Dr Emil's Adla Tablets as a simple remedy for acid stomach indigestion and gas. It promises quick relief and improved meal enjoyment with availability at City Drug Store.

Emil City Drug Store

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IRN C. . Schamburger Fay Barrow Funeral Chapel Ericksdahl Chevrolet Hardy Motor Company McHarg Ave Ferguson St Pleasant Valley Shamburger Lumber Store Johnson Sunrise C. D. Shamburger Lumber Co., Inc G. Lewis
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