Miss Ollie Bean Leaves for Cala Vacation Visit
Mrs Laura Campbell notes Ollie Merle Bean of Memson Sheffy leaves Thursday for a two week vacation in Cala visiting Wellington friends and trauble.
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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1930
Page
7
Mrs Laura Campbell notes Ollie Merle Bean of Memson Sheffy leaves Thursday for a two week vacation in Cala visiting Wellington friends and trauble.
Wellington residents share updates from cousins and neighbors, with dozens of visits and vacations listed. Local couples travel from Shamrock to California, Clarendon to Texas, and to Panhandle towns while relatives and friends gather for short trips and family news.
Miriam A Ferguson argues against state bonds for highways and against a Sterling Moody Love ticket. She accuses them of plans to hand public roads to foreign corporations, favor trucks over rail, privatize penitentiary lands, and push a large funding program. She contrasts her stance with their proposed policies and urges voters to choose change.
Budge Harse reports a busy Wellington week with trees cut near courthouses, air circus impressions, a hot Needles comparison, and a crowded American Auntie car visit. The piece notes crops, watermelons, worm issues, and local chatter about politics, prices, and summer plans, with many residents spotlighted in brief vignettes.
The Wellington council pledges a prompt permanent halt to traffic violations within city limits. Officers will arrest violators, and residents back the measure, offering full cooperation to correct traffic conditions.
Miss Mary Sue Brock of Grapevine visits Wellington with her sister Miss Paralee Brock home demonstration agent for Collingsworth County.
Local officers probe an incendiary fire in the business district. The blaze damaged the building and its contents only lightly, with insurance expected to cover losses. This marks the third fire in three weeks, following recent blazes at the Bargain Store and the Jitney Jungle store.
Mr and Mrs V B Vaughn announce the birth of a 1012 pound girl born Saturday August 2 at 10 am The infant has been named Marguerite.
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