Local Notices of Holidays and Visits across Lueders Area
A crowd of short notes records moves and greetings. Families like Anderean and Armstron plan holidays in Channing and Woodson. residents travel to Abilene, Houston, and Portales while others visit relatives in De Leon, Comanche, and Albany. A Santa letter from Stamford signals seasonal cheer. Mrs Beale moves a three story Alfred home to Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chariie Anderean
Channing
Jack Seth
Woodton
Beligael
Cora Mae Tonto
Ie Vietine
Mee
Margaret Montgomry
Lubbock
Mildred
Arex
John Lent
Ruben Nance
Seaman
Breckenridge
Buckaroot
Coreeana
Charlie Phenix
Alexander Sanitarium
Mich
Mr. Phenix
Abilene
Mr. Phenic
Misa Florine Mille
Watoor Springs
Rew Shahan
Bobby Joe
Alvin Barron Vivan
Tomie
Deleon
A. Thornton and Vittle
Patty
Commanche
Thornton
J.P. Stanley
Jack Arstrong
Woedeon
Armstrong
L. W. Thomas
Harvey Lee
Luther Thomas
Portales
New Mexico
Mise Beth Mims
Avoca
Eloine Grimes
W. L. Terry
Leter
C. H. Perry
Catherine
Spur
Perry
Houston
L. Querry
M. Johnson
Claude Burkman
Round Rock
Burkman
Lueders Public School
M. L. Bule
Cleburne
Claude Herrington
Henry Lilet
Albany
Christmas Greetings and a Chicago-Los Angeles Marriage
A fragmented newspaper page notes Christmas themes and public messages of hope. It mentions Oscar Hessler of Chicago suing for divorce from his long-absent bride in New York after 35 years and links two marriages by telephonic ceremony involving Thel Paswaters of Los Angeles and Giordan White of Kinsley Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar. Hessler
Chicago
New York
Mice Thelma Vpasewaters
Los Angeles
Giordan White
Kinsley
Kan
New Year Welcomed Amid Cold Winter Reflections
A poetic winter greeting prays for peace and prosperity in the new year. The author invokes night and renewal, hopes for favorable harvests, safe climates, and a serene world free from droughts and storms as the year begins.
Eggs as New Year Gifts in Persian Tradition
A historical note describes Persian New Year customs of giving eggs to close friends as a symbol of new beginnings and goodwill. The practice links to seasonal renewal and social bonding during the New Year festivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stelke
Gruber Leads Team in Local Videography Crew Meeting
Gruber presided over a local videography group gathering focusing on core filming tasks. Members discussed equipment, shot lists, and role assignments for upcoming community project.
Community Christmas gatherings and season notices
The Willing Workers' Society of the Swedish Lutheran church held a December 18 gathering at Myant Mee RB O Soderhere with Mrs Seuderhere hosting and Charles Markham of Stamford as usher. Rev Haterius led a devotional, readings and songs followed by a tea service and social hour. Also reported were two parties at Pleasant Valley teacherage and Swensen schoolhouse with students performing plays, drills and gifts, plus a birthday celebration for Alfred Olsen and school vacation notices for Christmas.
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Swedish Lutheran Church
RB. O. Soderhere
Aergeon
Mre. Seuderhere
Mere
Charles Markham
Stamford
Hustensen
Chris Mae Copeon
Haro F
Haterias
Jesus
Hateriua
St. Luke
Mre
Hugo B. Hateriua
Aciety
Charlee Amireon
Christ
Matera
Hateline
Rev
Meedamee
Richard Resene
Eric Seth
Guet Shotet
John Ekdahl
Charles Anderson
It Shuquist
Philip Olen
John Landgren
Oscar Ekdahl
Luedters
Ernest
Arvid Landgren
Charles Carlson
Sam Basland
Hosteawes
Mixsex Trene Oleon
Evelyn Oleos
Adeline Stenholm
Mer
Ared Landgren
Ann Landgren
Imogene
Evelyn Haterius
Philip Onson
Pleasant Valley
James
Miirtarest
Stewart and
Samalel
Pleasant Valley Chew
Cilhwn
Selma Swenson
Jeanette Thar
Annie Laura Phavi
Poer
Mr. Olean
Meerrs
John Lumigren
Okey Richards
Philip Olson
Carl Youngault
Edger Shuquiet
Mre. H. F
Swensen
KR. L. Sumawre
Sante Claus
Hetle
Crincs Pel
Childrer
Laeders
Society notes on Melfarg Avenue bridge party and club meetings
Mrs. Bandeen entertained friends with Christmas decorations and a bridge party at her home on Melfarg Avenue. Mere Hugh Astin won high score. Miss Virginia Ramey earned a prize in the Junior Bridge Club meetup hosted by Mrs. W. P. Ivteswue. Circle E of the BaptistWomen met at Mrs. C. M. Lester's, with a Bible lesson from Joel.
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Bandeen
Dal Ratelown
Melfarg Avenue
Christine
Mere
Hugh Astin
Mayme Yates Orr
Robertoon
Mmes
Alec Spencer
Colorado Springs
Colorado
K S Paniels
W. Harrison
H Zachary
CS. Cooper
Fred Hudeon
A C
Cooper Mayme Vateerr
Ben Ray
R. A. Keaton
R. R. Robertson
BE. P Runkley
J. A. Carter
Harry Yates
Mareers Bailes
KR Mille
ER Patery
W Per
Ami Mee
Mite
Alice
Junior Bridge Club
Virginia Ramey
Mies Grace Moendy
Maxine Rowland
Josephine Pinson
Norma York
Mary Fleming
Katherine Lylee
Lester
Circle E
The
Baptist Womlu
Mre
C. M. Lester
Bandit Steals 2600 From Dixie Dairy Co in Gary
A bandit held up the Dixie Dairy Company in Gary and escaped with 2600 dollars in cash after informing the office by telephone that the full amount was taken. The incident occurred during a New Year celebration period as residents planned parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conscience Tricken
Dixie Dairy Company
Af Gary, Inc
Bey J Telephone
Tidden
December Forest Tale of the Great North Wind
An old pine explains why trees fear being chosen for Christmas decor as winter wind and forest creatures awaken. The evergreen chorus contemplates fate of being felled or spared, foreseeing a journey to a distant city and the meaning of ornamented lives.
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Leweihet
Oria
Farmers Welcome 6 Inches Of Snow
Six inches of new snow covered Stamford and surrounding territory on Sunday creating a festive Christmas setting. The snowfall, about an inch of rain in precipitation, marked the heaviest since the winter of 1405 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Senate drought bill aid stalled by farm loan clash
The Senate debate over a drought relief measure stalled as lawmakers argued over a $15,000,000 loan provision. The measure aimed to provide funds for purchases of fertilizer and equipment, with support from southern and midwestern Democrats including Barkley of Kentucky and Connally of Texas, amid opposition to delays in drought relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Barkley
Kentucky
Caraway
Arkansas
Heflin
Connally
Untitled Fragments on Community Meeting and Events
A fragmented text recalls a late night gathering with civic talk, mentions of unity and pride, and a distant sense of planning. It references meetings in a place called Chitewsee Teve Land and hints at routines or schedules recurring weekly, with numbers and dates embedded in the garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mick
Lake Qemy
Timae
Herne
Washington's Thanke dn int emt Shore Gaz
Fragmented text reflects a historical proclamation of gratitude for the end of a war and the establishment of governance. It mentions thanks for evidence of peace, safety, and religious liberty, with archaic spellings and garbled phrases.
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Hebert Douglas
Bucessefal
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F. B. Ramey
Stamford Firemen’s
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Mrs. Warren Tayman
Exchange Club
Ruby Gould
Bennie Burrow
Sue Inglish
Reginald Baird
Oscar Vox
Kreisler Kreisler
Rachmanin
Tap Dance
Martha Allen Peters
Dorothy Baker
Erlene Waggoner
Mr. and
Mrs. Doyle Middleton
Bernice Rosenwasser
Clara May Jones
Lois Lewis
Margaret Frizzell
Messrs. Middleton, Dodson, Adams, and
Gruber
W. C. Leavitt
Mesdames Burrow
Baird, Phy
Misses Ramey
Mecker
Ericksdahl
Laedera High School
Shevlers School
Enor Caine Me
Theresay
Bee Mother
Olson
New Sweden
Olsen
Richards
Seth Hae
Tom Bunkley
EP Bankys
Ruby Wedeking
Alice Sales
Jocephine Pinson
Maxine Newland
Grace Meoudy Rathieon Wheeley
Melon Lyles
Marielle Baird
Dorothy Bunkley
William Whittington
Joe Byrd
Netley
Ber Low
Hounds
John Bryan
Hubert Hounds
Frank Morrow
Frank Fleming
James Wiseley
Douglas Baker
Lorn York
Hill Hampton
Knox Baird
Benny Burrow
Bob Gardner
Mas
ASSE
Rjorie
Vw Xu
Aerry Christmas
Kinney Brothers
Stamford, Texas
Washington
Pan Frolic
WMS
de “de Viet
Lara How
Fiecord
Santa Te
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Cna
Chad
Rogers Carroll
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