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Newspaper
Wellington Leader
Location
Wellington, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1932
Page
9
A collection of Fresno social visits and gatherings names many residents visiting relatives in Fresno and nearby towns. The article also lists county officials and officers including sheriff and tax roles, and notes a memorial exhibit related to Carrie Nation with relics such as the hatchet from the Cary Hotel incident.
A column highlights invisible relief as private acts of kindness in homes across the country. It recalls a Texas family supporting a student, noting many unreported aids from ordinary people. The piece urges not to criticize unseen generosity and reflects on its impact during hard times.
A two car collision northwest of Wellington on Friday night involves Ira Morgan and J A Lucas with Mike Gauswell as a passenger. Morgan and Lucas escape injury while Morgan’s car sustains serious damage and minor scratches noted for the others. The crash occurred just past the Denver Northern Railway crossing. Oliver T Saunders of Swansea Wales, whose mother is imprisoned for libel, has also been convicted of the same offense.
Houselog School will finish term on Thursday June 2 with a 6 PM graduation and a student play Too Much Of A Good Thing. Fifth graders Leo Smith Bill Towns Hazel Bishop Grace Sims Laura Hudson Maurine Edgar and Sue Box graduate eighth grade. seventh graders Maurine Edgar Thelma Simpson Katheleen Towns also finish. The school, enroll 85, is led by T A Haywood with Miss Willie Seruges to return. Charley Starkey and wife will succeed to add a new teacher.
City of Wellington Texas to hold a special election June 14 1932 after a petition by property tax payers supporting a municipal band. Notice published weekly in Wellington Leader and posted at the Courthouse for more than ten days. City Council authorized the election and resolution details outline voting eligibility and procedures.
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