Stamford High’s War Class of 1918 Holds Notable Roles
The 1918 Stamford High graduating class, the last war class before 1942, produced many who remain prominent in the area. Names include J. W. Teasley, Ivy and Golda Jinks, and graduates now in teaching, farming, business, and public service.
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Stamford High
Stamford High School
Stamford
J. W. Teasley
Leslie Larche
Ivy
Golda Jinks
Harry Yates
Yates
Yates Drugstore
Magnus Swenson
Swenson
Cdonnell
Mary Lois
John Held
Houston
John
Lovera Gay
C. T. Dodson
Johnnie Meador
D. Gay
Sagrton
Willie Bell Wason
Carlos Cooper
Austin
Elsie V. Link
R. B. Buie
Texas Utilities Company
Lubbock
Vernon Bob
East
Texas
No Man's Land
Personal News Highlights From Mt Calm To Stamford Sanitarium
Mr and Mrs Bart Holland and daughter Martha left to spend a week in Mt Calm with Mrs Holland s sister Mrs Tony Goble and family. Ann Goble returned home with them after month with grandparents H P Moody. Mrs Travis Bouchett and sons Dickie and Frank returned from a 10 day visit spending a week in Seymour then Amarillo. Private and Mrs Johnny Mazur from Rolla Missouri are visiting Stamford for Frankie Pus tejovsky whose arm was crushed in a recent automobile accident and is in Stamford Sanitarium.
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Bart Holland
Martha
Mt. Calm
Travis Bouchett
Dickie
Frank
Seymour
Johnny Mazur
Rolla, Mo
Community notices from local deployments and visits
Private Mazur completes an operation and is stationed at Fort Leonard Wood after transfer from Omaha. Bud Speck of Carlsbad visits family and heads to Sheppard Field in Wichita Falls for defense work in San Diego to return via Wichita Falls. Mrs. T. L. Holland Jr and son visit Paducah relatives while Mr. Holland attends a fireman’s convention in Corpus Christi. Beverly Buie joins Buie Implement Company office and Richard Yates works in Yates Drug Store. Peggy Ashburn enters San Marcos Baptist Academy after a trip with B. F. Ashburn family via Longhorn Cavern.
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Mazur
Ft. Leonard Wood
Omaha
Nebraska
Bud Speck
Carlsbad
New Mexico
G. C. Carothers
San Diego
California
Wichita Falls
Sheppard Field
T. L. Holland, Jr
Charles
Paducah
Mrs. Holland
W. C. Pratt
B. F. Ashburn
Billie Jo Griggs
Peggy Ashburn
San Marcos
San Marcos Baptist Academy
Longhorn
Burnet
Family visits span Oklahoma and Texas in weekend trips
Mrs. E. Dodson and son Jarvis travel to Vernon to visit relatives then proceed to Clinton Oklahoma for a family reunion. Josephine Oman joins in Vernon and plans to stay nearby for a few days with her mother.
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E. Dodson
Jarvis
Josephine Oman
Vernon
Mrs. Dodson
Bruce
Dodsons
Miss Oman
Clinton
Okla
Oklahoma
Josephine
Brothers reunite after sixteen years in Arkansas visit
Mr. and Mrs. Joe KE Smith and daughter Marilyn are visiting Arkansas for the first time in 16 years. Miss Inez Inglish of Dallas joins her parents G L Inglish in town for part of her vacation. The Centotaph honoring Alamo heroes stands in San Antonio, erected in 1936 at a cost of $100,000. A 1937 Ford Coach with good tires and condition is offered as a bargain by Stamford Sales Co.
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Joe KE. Smith
Marilyn
Arkansas
Inez Inglish
Dallas
Mrs. G. L. Inglish
San Antonio
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Lester Boone
Tarrant County
Boone
Texas Railroad Commission
United Nation
Commission
Beverly Buie
Buie Implement Company
Richard Yates
Yates Drug Store
A. J. Smith, Jr
East Texas
Abilene
J. W. Mahood
Wilma
Orchard
C. G. Mahood
Ellen
Neligh
R. F. Mahood
Ford
Stamford Sales CO
KODAK
Dad
E&w
Atie
Wembley
Cheney and Arrow
Courtleigh
Paris Belts
Wrisley
Bryant-Link Company
Stamford, Texas
Friedman
Bryant-Link Co
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