Washington Officials See Noxious New Mis Coming
Washington officials fear a looming mis alignment in the economy as a recovery grows. The aim is to curb rising prices and prevent a speculative boom while avoiding a higher cost of living for the masses. Government action or closer public private cooperation may be explored once Congress convenes.
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Wwashington
Igton
Congress
Washington
Securities and _ Exchange
Miss Gregory Weds Elda Henslee in Winters Ceremony
Miss Mayme Gregory married Elda Henslee Thursday evening December 24 at the bride’s home in Winters. Rev. W T Hamer officiated with a small gathering as Anna Lee Cobb played selections. The couple plans a brief honeymoon in Fort Worth and Dallas before settling in Winters.
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Mayme Gregory
Elda Henslee
C. W. Gregory
W. T. Hamer
First, Baptist Church
Anna Lee Cobb
Winters
Baylor
Fort Worth
Dallas
Farmersville
Barney Bryant
Billy
Odessa Morris
W. &. Franklin
Noel Reid
Doris .Reid
Miss Allen McCristy of Hardin-Simmons Visiting
Miss Allen McCristy of Hardin-Simmons University is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Henry.
Funeral Services Held Here for T. J. Jennings
Funeral services for T. J. Jennings age 47 were held Friday at 3 p.m. at the First Baptist Church with Rev. W. T. Hamer presiding. Interment followed in Main Street Cemetery. Jennings, born December 22, 1889 in Knoxville Tennessee, died December 25 at his Winters home after prolonged illness. He moved to Texas at 18, settled near Bonham then Winters in 1906 and remained there. He married Bila Mae Perry in 1912 and left six children, two of whom died in infancy. Surviving: widow, daughters Mrs. A. E. Simpson and Mrs. J. D. Foust, sons E. L. and T. J. of Winters, brothers Henry Tillman and John of Winters, sister Mrs. John Williams of Abilene, and two grandchildren. Pallbearers were A. C. Cox Take Davidson J. H. Hobbs Hagar O. Meeks and Claud Campbell.
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T. J. Jennings
First Baptist Church
W. T. Hamer
Main Street
Knoxville
Tennessee
Texas
Bonham
Fannin County
Winters
C.G. Meeks
Bila
Mae Perry
A. E. Simpson
J.D. Foust
E. L
T. J
Henry
Tillman
John
John Williams
Abilene
C. Cox
Take. Davidson
J.-H. Hobbs
Hagar
Meeks
Claud
Campbell
ONES TOPE WENPINA 24TH 30 SSH HAE
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Wenpina
Blanton Sues for 100000 Damages in Libel Action
Former congressman Thomas L. Blanton files a $100000 libel suit in Forty-second District Court naming Clyde L. Garrett J W Cockrill and E E Layton as defendants. The 48 page petition includes campaign circulars and ads as exhibits seeking 50000 compensatory and 50000 punitive damages.
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Abilene
Thomas L. Blanton
Seventeenth
Clyde L. Garrett
Eastland
Garrett
Forty-second District
J. W. Cockrill
Gorman
E. E. Layton
Blanton
Thankful note from Mrs. Arthur Brian for thoughtful gifts
Mrs. Arthur Brian expresses sincere appreciation to friends and neighbors for kindness and gifts during the holidays. She cannot leave home due to illness but thanks each person, wishing happiness and prosperity throughout the year.
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Arthur Brian
Christmas Guests At Mrs Roxie Home
Readable fragments show Mrs Roxie hosting guests for Christmas holidays Floyd, Fae, and others. The Detroit Daily notes light social visiting during the holiday season.
Lions Set January 15 Banquet for Blizzard Squad
Lions Club delegates planned a Blizzard football squad banquet with a tentative date of January 15. Mrs. James Berwick of Anthony read to members while C. L. Green presided and Roy Mack led the program. J. M. Williams spoke on the upcoming FFA show in Winters February 26 and 27. Committees were named to organize the event.
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Lions Club
James Berwick
Anthony
Kansas
C. L. Green
Roy Mack
J. M. Williams
FFA
Blizzard
Green
Colley Family Visits Bourne Relatives Then Heads to Oklahoma City
Mr and Mrs Victor Colley and their young son from Mineral Wells spent several days with Mrs Bourne and Mr Bourne. They left Tuesday for Oklahoma City to visit his parents before returning home.
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Victor Colley
Little Son
Mineral Wells
A. Bourne
Oklahoma City
Judge Nail Visits Pratt Family in New Mexico
Judge Nail and his spouse accompanied by family from New Mexico were hosted at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. W L Pratt last Saturday night in a cordial social visit.
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Judge Nail
New Mexico
W.L. Pratt
Newby Pratt Visits Home During Holidays
Newby Pratt, a member of the Lorain high school faculty, is at the home of his parents, Mr and Mrs W L Pratt, during the holidays.
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Newby Pratt
Loraine “High School
Visais
W. L. Pratt
Incomplete text fragment on Cole and Davidson home
Fragmentary note mentions Cole and Davidson related to a home setting. Details and context are missing to determine event, date, or persons involved.
Dr F J Brophy Dies After Legion Hospital Stay
Funeral services for Dr F J Brophy 41 of Winters were held Sunday at Porter Spring Chapel San Antonio after his death at 4 30 Saturday morning at the Legion Hospital Kerrville where he had been a patient for a week He practiced dentistry in Winters 14 years and was a World War I veteran He married Nell Spikes of Cleburne in 1923 Survived by his widow his mother Mrs F J Brophy Sr and a sister Mrs Schultz of San Antonio He was a member of the First Methodist Church Masons Woodmen of the World American Dental Association and Tom Green County Dental Association
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F. J. Brophy
Porter Spring Chapel
San Antonio
Legion
Legion Hospital
Kerrville
Grady Timmons
San Angelo
Masons
Brophy
West Texas Military Academy
University of Texas
State Dental College
Dental Corp
Winters
Nell Spikes
Cleburne
First Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
Woodman of the World
American Dental Association
Tom Green County Dental Association
Hearing in Ballinger for Ned Washington and Henry Hollis
Trials held in Ballinger justice court for Ned Washington and Henry Hollis charged with jointly attempting to rob E. P. Hester of Winters on Christmas morning. Hester reported a female suspect snatching eight dollars in change and two five dollar bills, with the men forcing him to chase the assailant and resulting in a beating as the money was torn free.
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Ned Washington
Henry Hollis
Justice Court
B. W. Pilcher
Ballinger
E. P. Hester
Winters
Hester
Estella
Marriage of Miss Ines ton to Mr Benton Ni
A Sunday ceremony united Miss Ines ton with Mr Benton Ni in a small gathering of friends and relatives. The reception featured music including Mendelssohn and the couple’s vows were exchanged in a intimate setting.
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Miss . Ineston
Benton
Municipal hospital project planned in Austin Texas
The city council approves a $29,000 municipal hospital project to be built between January 10 and 15 with Moore Cotton Co of Austin the successful bidder. The hospital will be 100 by 60 feet, T shaped, fireproof, with several rooms and an X ray area, located on a private site purchased for the building. Architect is Jack Becker of San Angelo.
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Moore Cotton Co
Austin
Arlitt
Priva
West Texas
Jack Becker
San Ang
Will O*cons
San Angelo
H. H. Myery
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