Local News Notes on Visit, Signage, and Farm Agent Transfer
The article mentions Mrs. Herrick returning from Lueders to care for her ill mother. It highlights Mrs. Brown’s new electric sign on South Ferguson Street and a stationery order from the American job department. It notes Mr. J. R. Masterson, longtime County Farm Demonstration Agent for Stamford and Hamilton, has been transferred to Abilene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lueders
R. H. Herrick
Herrick
Burrows
Stamford
J. L. Swan
Wheeler
Texas
Swan
J. R. Masterson
Hamlin
Abilene
Society notes from Montgomerys hosts Busy Hour gathering
Dr and Mrs J E Montgomery plan to host members of the Forty two b and their husbands at their College Addition home Friday evening. Busy Hour b met with Mrs Mitt Adams on Oliver Street Tuesday afternoon with friendly conversation and needlework followed by tea sandwiches cakes pickles salad olives and hot tea for Mesdames Gustafson Owen Lawdon Pace Gray Gray McAlester and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Montgomery
Forty-two
College Addition
Mitt Adams
T Oliver Street
L. A. Gustafson
F. B. Owen
H. B. Lawdon
E. R. Pace
Geo. Gray
Fred Gray
O. A. McAlester
Julien
Art
Dallas
Reuben Richard
Oke Richard
Williamson County
Dorothy Ekenstaus
Martin Reid
Evelyn Olson
Ladies’ Aid
Carl Youngquist
Lutherian League
Mrs. Youngquist
Social hour menu at Flower Show meeting
During the meeting’s social half hour a salad course was served to Mesdames Byrd Billingg J A Loftin W B Tayman Bens ey Russell Morri J B Rem R Pace Brown Haye W G Bame, hostesses included Fred Ryan Hattie evens Pies Curd and the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ryan
J. A. Loftin
J. D. Curd
Flower Show
Mesdames Byrd Billingg
W. B. Tayman
Bensey Russell Morri
J. B
Rem
R. Pace
Brown Haye
W. G. Bame
Hattie Evens
Local Notes From Stamford Area January 30 1925
Stamford readers hear community updates on new arrivals and movers in town, illness and recoveries, church and school social events, a surprise party for neighbors, weather hints, and obituaries. Notable items include deaths of A E Duke and the arrival of W A Stoddard to New Hope, with moves by W L Taylor family and J W Moore.
Snowy Week Delays Work and School in Lueders
Lueders sees little activity aside from heavy snow that halts travel and prompts sleighing. Local notes report weather impact on church, school, and events, with Bennett Gill and others visiting, while health samples prompt calls for testing cistern water. Fire-escape work begins at the school as drilling continues at local wells. residents adjust plans and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lueders
Guy Price
F. M. Johnson
Ft. Worth
Dalas
Miss Lee
Miss Freeman
Cisco
Albany
A. P.tag
Ald
John Scott
Aiya
Fitzgerald
Jackshboro
High School Dramatic Club
Ro. Gentry
Oneta Lawrence
Hilmar Seth
Schop
A. J. Helmer
Orian Harper
Sylvestra Lee
Throckmorton
Scudder
Graham
A. Fitzgerald
Snow Keeps Bunker Hill Residents Homebound
The town endures another snowfall as Jadys Wafford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Wafford, battles pneumonia on the sick list this week. Absences rise due to the severe weather as Alfred Gabriel and family visit his mother in Rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jadys Wafford
J. J. Wafford
Neumonia
Altho
Alfred Gabriel
Rule
Seb. Cenen
Community Notes From Corinth This Weekend
Corinth residents shared visits and Sunday gatherings with family and friends including Holloway Thurman and Wesley households. A singing drew a large crowd at night, with local youths mentioned. News of a Stamford death, school activities, basketball games, and multiple neighborhood visits fill the local scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Holloway
Adhol
Abilene
Mark Holloway
C. L. Thurman
Carl Thurman
J. W. Wesley
Jack Wesley
Beatrice Starit
Mise Ruby Trull
Julia Odstricil
Slovacek
Anson
Theer
James
Lanell Hattox
Odella Watts
Olell Davis
Merdis Hattox
Asalea Wersebe
Joe Calloway
Playview
Texsas
Dock Caloway
Alton Wersebe
Alvin James
Louis Woodson
Mr. Moon
Stamford
Lige Hattox
Bob Hattox
Community Notes From Spring Creek: Neighbors Remain Active
Local letters praise community health. Mrs. W. R. Nash convalesces while Mrs. Eddie Paschal visits Nash family. T. M. Burleson relocates, new neighbor moves into his former home. Mabel Furlow and Wendell Nash host, W. R. Nash and Elvis visit H. R. Nash. FE A. McBride and W. W. Clark host Sunday gatherings. Ice cream plans mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Nash
T. M. Burleson
Burleson
Eddie Paschal
Mabel Furlow
Wendell Nash
Elvis
H. R. Nash
FE. A. McBride
W. W. Clark
New Light Reports Snow Benefit and Local News
A light snow helps farmers prepare land while residents share greetings. Bob Warren improves after bed rest. Avoca visitors Jim Clark and J W McLemore, plus Harmony Community contacts, are noted. Marion Burleson moves in with family. Will Blanton ill. Mrs. Hay avoids car fire risk. Harmony area social visits update. Winter returns briefly after clearer days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Warren
Jim Clark
J. W. McLemore
Avex ‘A
Anson
Myrtle Mellwain
Arnold Melwain
Harmony
Harmony Welch
Henry
J. Hay
N. Rewinkler
Hay
Avoca
H. W. McLemore
A. Burke
Marion Burleson
Will Blanton
George Rowell
Burleson
Fred Anderson
Stamford
A. Buske
New Hope News Reports Winter Weather and Local Departures
The column notes snow as expected, records the death of J. M. Moon of New Hope and Stamford with burial on Sunday, mentions visitors T. W. McQuary and calls in F. B. Reid, and reports W. H. Rogers family moving to Tulia Texas. Also notes local socializing, visits with Misses Bushell, and Moore couple’s weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Moore
Swan's Chapel
B. Johnson
Swan's
F Reid
Messrs Johnson and
Reid
New
A. E. Duke
Rusk
Texas
Anson
Duke
W. A. Stoddard
Tulsa
New Hope
Lewis McQuary
Elmer Reid
W L. Taylor
Mics Teone
Hawley
J. M. Moon
Stamford
T. W. McQuary
F. B. Reid
W. H. Rogers
Tulia
W. R. Taylor
Mises Be
Myrtle Rogers
Poultry Industry Drives Stamford Business Growth
The Western Produce Co. under J. W. Chapman reveals Stamford's poultry business is sizable with 13 turkey cars shipped last season and a $200,000 annual value in chickens turkeys and eggs. The firm operates a dressing plant and cold storage, employing six year round and up to 40 during peak, boosting local economy and attracting trade from a broad region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
J. W. Chapman
Western Produce Co
Starford
Chem Dirtemerr
Totel
Chapman
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Spring Creek
Pierce Petroleum Corporation
W. Rotan St
J. L. Mason
NEW Hope News
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Joseph Rady
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Joyland Theatre
Sibson
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Potter
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Goggan Sign Service
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