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Newspaper
Stamford American
Location
Stamford, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1934
Page
4
A heartfelt note from a bereaved husband reflects on a loving wife who has passed after forty three years of marriage. Neighbors recall their close friendship with the couple and the shared life they built in a faith community.
A 1931 to 1934 appeal notes hunger and cold among children and families. The Red Cross and Home Demonstrator are praised for helping, with the demonstrator teaching pantry skills and food preservation to provide permanent relief and shared sustenance.
A fragment recalls fear of an enemy capture and asks a friend to vote for or against a commissioner, noting the danger and demoralization tied to the choice. The text centers on a noted note urging a political decision amid alarm.
The coming week features performances at Alcove and Ritz Theaters. Local arts listings show new shows debuting with schedules and ticket information for theatergoers.
Judge C. E. Coombes spoke at the Rotary Club as part of the year ending July 1. Bill Buie served as chairman and introduced the speaker. The program next week will conclude the year with a final by the officials.
Mr and Mrs George Pryor left Saturday for Waco to attend the death of W B Brazelton in an event connected to his later years in Texas He was associated with the brick industry starting with the firm of Wilteron and Company in Dallas and later in Fort Worth The notice outlines his career in the Texas building trades and his relocation paths
Senator Clint Small will address a gathering on the Federal lawn next week. Officials expect remarks on policy directions and public engagement with constituents at the event.
The report notes widespread cotton contract cuts with many farmers facing overruns in production costs. In several cases overruns reached 20 percent on average and exceeded 40 percent in others, though the text does not fully explain farmers’ responses.
Fragment mentions Missée Orie Lee and Valentine with Bland spending last weekend in East.
A. W. Bean of New Hope was badly injured Tuesday when a board broke as he worked at a windmill at his brother W. F. Bean’s home. He suffered arm injuries and internal damage but is expected to recover.
A June meeting of the District Young People's Division of the M E Church South held Tuesday night elected district officers. Sager Greer Rochester was named president and other officers were chosen, with seventy members in attendance amid invitations and reports.
The Sweetwater visit last Friday and Saturday featured the Stamford crowd at the Cowboy Reunion. Local officials including C. IAM and D. Smith promoted the event and reunion dates during the gathering.
Triplet sons born to Mr and Mrs J A Stevenson Stamford Tuesday night. Several patients including Mrs H W Cooze Fort Worth minor surgery Tuesday. Maud Cooze hospital superintendent noted. Mrs J R Adams Stamford treated at hospital. Joyle y Samuels five old daughter entered hospital for treatment improving. George Ray born to Mr and Mrs O A Kinney last Friday weighing eight pounds ten ounces. Mrs D L Moser Valera underwent major surgery progress noted. Mrs Kirk Gregory mentioned. Mrs R S Hardy Rotan admitted for medical treatment. Mrs A L Perry Old Glory emergency appendicitis Tuesday night. Mrs Johnny Nail brought home Monday night due to air condition. S H 1 Klump nine year old daughter improving after operation. Mrs Holland Haskell medical patient. Coese daughter of Wilson Roby undergoing operation earlier. John Crow Haskell operated last Wednesday and is improving.
In a brief session, the incoming minister is expected to attend a meeting with key officials. The event signals preparations for ongoing work and future guidance from the new leadership, with attendees confirming agendas.
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