The third autograph in Jimmie Adam’s 1938 autograph book is his first cousin, Betty Adam. Betty is the daughter of Eugene “Gene” and Thelma Carney Adam. Sign up and follow Conrad Stories! Adam, Jimmie. Autograph Book. Original held by Jimmie Adam. Digital copy privately held by Kathryn Adam-Hurst. Boerne
The second autograph in Jimmie Adam’s 1938 autograph book is his mother Lillie Adam. Jimmie listened! He was 21 when he married Sally Jo Richardson. Sign up and follow Conrad Stories! Adam, Jimmie. Autograph Book. Original held by Jimmie Adam. Digital copy privately held by Kathryn Adam-Hurst. Boerne
The first autograph in Jimmie Adam’s 1938 autograph book was written by his Daddy Willie Adam. Sign up and follow Conrad Stories! Adam, Jimmie. Autograph Book. Original held by Jimmie Adam. Digital copy privately held by Kathryn Adam-Hurst. Boerne.
I did in elementary school. It was lots of fun to take the autograph book to school and have my friends write a poem and sign and date it. It was exciting to read what they wrote. As I got older, yearbooks [annuals] took the place of the autograph books. The difference was very few …
“She made the best doughnuts!” is the comment I have most often heard about my Great-Grandma Ida Adam. Her grandchildren and neighbors living in the Balcones Community have commented about those donuts on many occasions. They are always wishing they could have just one more. Sunday afternoon coffee klatch was her usual time to share this tasty …
Julius is driving the wagon loaded with corn. Willie looks like he is enjoying the ride. Picture taken outside the yard of the Julius Adam home in the Balcones Community.
In 1959 my great grandmother, Ida Adam, moved to the Golden Age Nursing Home in Boerne. She sold the house that Conrad Adam built to the Thompsons. Mrs. Thompson was interested in the history of the place and created a large display with pictures and text. The fuzzy orange pictures are copies of the ones she placed in the display along …
Celebration? Relatives visiting on Sunday afternoon? I don’t know, but I love the picture! The family is posed in front of the Julius Adam home on a sunny day in 1912. Adalbertha Bergmann Adam is front row center. On her left is Bertha Adam Froebel Haby, her daughter, Erna Adam, her granddaughter, has her hand …
While visiting the Boerne Cemetery a few weeks ago, I came across John G. O’Grady tombstone. I like saying his name. It just flows off the tongue. He served as the second Post Master in Boerne from 1861-1869. In 1862, he was elected the first District Clerk of the newly formed Kendall County. J. G. O’Grady …
For most of the 20th century the school bells did not start ringing until the day after Labor Day. The last day was usually around Memorial Day. In the early part of the 1900s, school sometimes didn’t start until October and ended in March, as was the case in 1900-1901, when my grandfather, Willie Adam, …
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