Pneumonia claims Hearne high school honor pupil
Winnilfred English, 15, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jim English, dies from pneumonia at St Joseph's hospital Bryan. A Hearne High School honor student and popular pupil, she was born Feb 25 1921 in Marlin and moved to Hearne in 1926. Services held at the English home with Rev T W Moore officiating. Active pallbearers listed. Survived by parents, a brother James Norman English and twin sister Ouidin English.
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Hearne
Winnilfred English
Jim English
Winnilfred
St. Joseph's Hospital
Bryan
Hearne High School
Miss English
Marlin
East Hearne
T. Walter Moore
Methodist Church
E. H. Heartfield
Bill Cunningham
Joe Brown Wilson
Duke Beasley
Wilson Brock
Phillip
Reagan
Hiram Franklin
Honarse
Nowell Astwell
Volney Stubbs
Burdette Hetzler
Winston Sanders
Winifred Sanders
Demetre Palmes
James Norman English
Ouidin English
Hearne High School Trio Broadcasts From Mineral Wells
Hearne residents enjoyed a Wednesday broadcast from Mineral Wells by the Hearne high school trio directed by Euel Porter. The group has previously aired from multiple Texas stations and earned favorable comments. Members are Misses Leola Barrow Willie Mae Pack and Nixie Stephens.
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Hearne
Mineral Wells
Hearne High School
Euel Porter
Texas
Leola Barrow
Willie Mae Pack
Nixie Stephens
Hit and run driver damages Greenberg car on Bryan highway
C H Greenberg a local dry goods merchant reported to officers that his automobile was badly damaged Tuesday night on the Bryan highway when a hit and run driver attempted to pass and struck the left side ripping off fenders wheels and damaging the body. He escaped with only minor injuries.
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Greenberg
C. H. Greenberg
Wenesday
Bryan Highway
Eastern Star Meeting Held Wednesday Night at Masonic Building
Members of the Eastern Star gathered for a regular business meeting at the Masonic Building on Wednesday night in Jherene. Worthy Matron Mrs. Sisson presided and the group adjourned to the home of J. E. Stephens for social hour with forty two attendees. Hostesses Mrs. L. Borough and others served salad, sandwiches, cookies, pickles, tea to a long list of members and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Star
Masonic
Zie Sisson
Pretter
J. E. Stephens
Oliver
I. D. Hall
J. M. Dorrell
J. P. Broughton
Jah Brown
E. W. Luke
Ann
W. S. Hoyt, Jr
Karl G
George B. Palmos
M. M. Mel
Ruth Weekter
C Ely
City Park Board asks for names for Potts Park board
Hearne city officials led by W H Ely seek two members from each organization to join the Potts Park board as part of a city ordinance. Organizations invited include Shakespeare club Music Lover's club Parent-Teachers Association Rotary club Chamber of Commerce and Young Men's Civic Association. The effort stems from South Pacific Railroad Company funding and citizen support to create a park recreation site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Music Lover’s Club
Parent-Teachers Association
Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce
Young Men's Civic Association
Mhe
Potts Park
Hearne Women in Treatment and Local Social Event
Mrs. Oscar Lusk was taken to a Temple hospital Wednesday with pneumonia and is in critical condition. Mrs. L. A. Nunley underwent a threat operation in Marlin hospital, while W. T. Dillard returned home after treatment there. In Hearne, Mrs. D. C. Weston hosted a bridge tournament with proceeds to the Shakespeare Club, six tables in her home and prizes and refreshments provided.
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Hearne
Temple
Marlin
Oscar Lusk
D. C. Weston
Shakespeare Club
Weston
P. B. Hall
Hearne Ladies Attend Missionary Meeting in Jacksonville
Mrs. F. W. C. Karney and Mrs. T. Walter Moore attended the Methodist Missionary meeting in Jacksonville on Tuesday and Wednesday. Mrs. Kar G. Orts is visiting relatives in Houston this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. C. Karney
T. Walter Moore
Jacksonville
Kar G. Orts
Houston
Hearne Lowers Water Rates for Summer Season
Hearne city council approved a summer water rate for Municipal Plant customers. The charge after 5000 gallons drops from 20 cents to 10 cents per thousand, with a $1 minimum and allowances up to 8000 gallons. The rate runs from March 25 meter reads through September for domestic and commercial users. The town touts abundant supply from a new 1500 foot well supplementing a 700 foot main.
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Hearne
Hearne Track Team Prepares for Regional Meet in Huntsville
Hearne high school's district champion track team under coaches Louis Cochran and J C Rogers will travel to Huntsville for the regional meet April 24 and 25. Attending runners include Wilson Brock Joe Brown Wilson Joe Ray Wood Billy Fleetwood Joe Roy Wilson Burdette Hetzler Phillip Reagan Duke Beasley Gerald Summerlin Demetre Palmos and Harold Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
Louis Cochran
J. C. Rogers
College Station
Huntsville
Wilson Brock
Joe Brown Wilson
Joe Ray Wood
Billy Fleetwood
Joe Roy Wilson
Burdette Hetzler
Phillip Reagan
Duke Beasley
Gerald Summerlin
Demetre Palmos
Harold Rose
Centennial official speaks to Hearne Rotary and high school
C H Plattenburg of Dallas, assistant director of the Texas Centennial, addressed Hearne Rotary Club during their luncheon and spoke to Hearne High School students in chapel exercises. Young Men's Civic Association held a barbecue and picnic at Bella Cole Park with F L Wood, Robert H Moss, and J H Fox in charge of arrangements. event drew good attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
C. H. Plattenburg
Dallas
Texas
Hearne Rotary Club
Mr. Plattenburg
L. D. Williams
Young Men's Civic Association
Bella Cole
Highway 6
F. L. Wood
Robert H. Moss
J. H. Fox
Benefit Party for Shakespeare Club Held at Beaumont Home
Mrs H D Beaumont and Mrs Fred A Klapper hosted a forty two and monotony party at the Beaumont residence to raise funds for the Shakespeare Club. High score prizes went to Mrs Osborne in forty two and W H Bivin in monotogy. Hosts and guests enjoyed lemonade sandwiches nuts and other dainties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare Club
Beaumont
Hearne
H. D. Beaumont
Fred A. Klapper
W. A. McNeel
George B. Palmes
and Mes
W. H. Bivin
R. E. Cornforth
J. T
Hearne Notes and Obituary of G H Albers
Mrs Robert C Allen visits in Corpus Christi for Annie Morgan and George Farenthold wedding. G H Albers former Hearne banker dies in San Antonio after weeks of illness. Funeral at Heartfield Home 1 p m Sunday with Masonic service. burial arrives via Missouri Pacific. Survived by wife and son Mitchell Albers of San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
Robert C. Allen
Carpus Christi
Annie Morgan
George Farenthold
San Antonio
G. H. Albers
Heartfield
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Masonic Order
Mr. Albers
Mitchell Albers
Hearne FFA Chapter Holds Annual Father and Son Banquet
The Hearne Chapter of the Future Farmers of America held its annual Father and Son Banquet at the high school. Roses and season flowers decorated the venue and the meal was prepared by the Parent Teachers Association. Fathers of FFA members used the gathering to meet and learn about the FFA work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne F.F.A
Hearne
Future Farmers of America
Parent-Teachers Association
F.P.A
F.F.A
Hearne Builder Injured In Scaffold Collapse
Floy Saxon, plumber for Allen Hardware Company, sustained two broken ribs when a scaffold collapsed at the new theater under construction. He was treated locally and will remain home for several days. Building permits in Hearne from April 1 1935 to March 1 1936 totaled 49789.61 mostly for homes, with one new business building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
W. A. Wilkerson
Local Visitors Stop in Hearne for Weekend
F F Hoefer of Austin and family motor to Hearne for a visit with Fay Jr. and Mrs. Hoefer. Mrs. Jackie Silverman spends the weekend with Rev and Mrs Sam Highsmith of Taft. Albert Thompson and wife of Woodville visit with Brady and Reed households. Lucien Reed of Cameron visits in the Reed home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
F. F. Hoefer of
Austin
Jakie Silverman
Sam Highsmith
Taft
Albert Thompson
Woodville
A. B. Brady
E. M. Brady
Lucien Reed
Cameron
Mrs
P. A. Reed
Hearne Softball League Opens May Under New Rules
Hearne's City Softball League begins the first Monday in May at Wood Field. Teams may roster fifteen players with five aged 30 or older and ten under 30. three players aged 30 must be in the lineup at all times. The four-man committee F L Wood R E Cornforth E W Luke and Harry Boyles will rule on protests. Admission supports the High School Athletic Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
Hearne Chamber of Commerce
Wood Field
F. L. Wood
R. E. Cornforth
E. W. Luke
Harry Boyles
High School Athletic Association
Chairmen Named By President of Hearne C of C
Hearne Chamber of Commerce names committee chairs led by O H McCollum including Agriculture A B Brady Athletic Meyer Abrams Centennial F G Blake Civic development W M Boguskie Education J C Waltman Entertainment B W Harper Fire Prevention R W Marshall Highway J G Philen Industrial J P Allen Legislative and Resolution H W Cummings Membership and Finance S J Alexander Publicity and Advertising A W Klement Solicitation control and vigilance C L Dillard Trade extension W S Hoyt Jr Mrs Robert C Allen elected second vice president of the Fourth District of the Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs at Temple meeting Hearne Shakespeare Club wins district honors Mayor W H Ely appoints A B Brady J W Horlock J T Hamilton to 1936 Board of Tax Equalization Delegation from Hearne joins others in Austin to push designation and extension of Highway 69 led by R W Miller Bartlett president of the Highway 69 Association and W D Blackstone of
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Cummings
S. J. Alexander
A. W. Klement
C. L. Dillard
W. 8S. Hoyt, Jr
Hearne
Robert C. Allen
Texas Federation of Women's Clubs
Temple
Hearne Shakespeare Club
Hearne Leaders Lead Hearne Delegation to Wustin Trip
Hearne vice president Hearne officials W A Wilkerson Roy L Moss and J G Philen head a Hearne chamber delegation. The group traveling to Wustin includes J G Philen W D Blackstone W A Wilkerson Roy Moss F G Blake H H McCollum Mrs J H Collier of Mumford and Miss Julia Slagle secretary of the Hearne Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
W. A. Wilkerson
Roy L. Moss
J. G. Philen
W. D. Blackstone
Roy. Moss
F. G. Blake
Local Visitors Orbit Hearne Over Weekend
Miss Elizabeth Sloop taught at the grade school and spent the weekend in Bryan with her parents the Sloops. T. F. Brashear of Austin visited Hearne over the weekend with his sister. Mattie Smith of College Station visited Mr. and Mrs. Hall and Mr. and Mrs. Smith. Paul Jones hosted guests from Houston including J. W. Tribble and Frank Hostrasser with Mrs. Ballinger and the Welches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
Elizabeth Sloop
Bryan
F. L. Sloop
T. F. Brashear, Sr
Austin
Mrs. Sallie Smith
Mattie Smith
College Station
P. B. Hall
W. A. Smith
Frank Hostrasser
Houston
R. H. Ballinger
J. T. Welch
Pearl Smith
Funeral service Tuesday for Mrs. C. E. Black
Mrs. Charles E. Black, 33, died Monday from pneumonia. Funeral held Tuesday at 3 pm in Hearne with Rev. C. G. Barrow officiating. She is survived by husband, son John Porter Black, parents, siblings and five brothers. Interment Norwood cemetery. pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwood Cemetery
A. I. Olson
W. H. Vick
E. R. Knolle
A. B. Cherry
Jim Self
M. V. Carson, Jr
Hearne Observes San Jacinto Day
Hearne observes San Jacinto Day with post office bank and all business houses closed. Flags adorn business streets and public buildings including the post office city hall and school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
San Jacinto
Hearne Episcopalians Attend Marlin Meet
Hearne residents report two church events with local ties. St Philip's delegation heads to the Northwest Convocation in Marlin on April 28 hosted by Marlin Episcopal Church. Bishop Clinton Quin will confirm candidates and Rev James DeWolfe of Houston will preach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
St. Phillip’s Episcopal Church
Northwest
Marlin
Marlin Episcopal Church
Clinton
Quin
Diocese of Texas
James P. DeWolfe
Christ Church of
Cornforth Family Visits Amid Measles Recovery
Recipients in Taylor and Georgetown amid measles recovery hosted by multiple Cornforths and Guenzels. Mr and Mrs John Cornforth and daughter Dorothy visited A E Cornforth and A B Cornforth. J H Guenzel and L T Guenzel visited L W Guenzel. R W Marshall visiting Houston households of Drew FE Allen and Brady Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cornforth
Dorothy of Taylor
A. E. Cornforth
A. B. Cornforth
R. W. Marshall
Houston
Drew FE. Allen
Brady Cole
Insurance Man Known In Bryan Will Retire
J. B. Fines a former Bryan resident and son of J. T. Hines, a pioneer in Bryan, will retire as general manager of the Southwestern department of the Fire Companies Adjustment Bureau on June 1. He will remain with the organization in the Southeastern department, in ill health and plan to work on his Virginia farm while keeping consulting and special adjustment duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Fines
J. T. Hines
Pioneer
Bryan
Southwestern Department
Fire Companies Adjustment Bureau
Hines
Southwest
Southeastern
Virginia
Kemp Singers Take Second at Prairie View Meet
The Kemp high school mixed quartet from Bryan won second place at the interscholastic league meet at Prairie View College on Friday. The group includes Quanita Campbell Olivia Brown George Ransom and Cornelius Grays and is coached by Mrs. John L. Pillows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp High School
Bryan
Prairie View College
Quanita Campbell
Olivia Brown
George Ransom
Cornelius Grays
John L. Pillows
Girl From Bryan Is BS Candidate At Belton School
Miss Ora Colson of Bryan is a candidate for a Bachelor of Science degree from Mary Hardin Baylor this spring. She majors in Business Administration and has served as an assistant in that department since completing her coursework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belton
Ora Colson
Bryan
Mary Hardin-Baylor
Miss Colson
Proctor of
Assistance League Plans Post-Easter Charity Ball
The Young Women's Assistance League of St. Andrew's Episcopal church announced a post-Easter Charity Ball to be held Thursday night April 30 in the Knights of Columbus hall from 10 to 1. The Aggieland Orchestra will provide music and funds will aid hospitalization for indigent city and county children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Mitchell
Young Woman’s Assistance League of
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Knights of Columbus
Aggieland Orchestra
League
Madisonville Chamber Elects Ruby Broadway Secretary
Mrs. Ruby Broadway was elected secretary of the Madisonville Chamber of Commerce to succeed J. N. Ramey who ends eight years in the post May 1. The annual banquet is scheduled for Thursday evening April 23 with directors to be elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madisonville
Ruby Broadway
Thrips Threaten Young Cotton In Dry Weather
Dr. F L Thomas of the Texas Agricultural Experiment Station warns that dry conditions endangering young cotton may allow thrips to cause significant injury. He notes that if rains come, flea hoppers may pose a threat, and details how thrips injure plants, delaying growth and reducing yields. Boll weevil emergence remains minimal at under one percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Thomas
Division of Entomology
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Texas
Turner's Juno Tablets Advertised at Sam's and Roman Stores
Help Your Kidneys ad claims Turner's Juno Tablets aid functional kidney or bladder disorders and night disturbances. Stores Sam's Drug Store and Roman & Vick Drug Store offer a box with a price range from 0c to $1.00 and a guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam's Drug Store
Roman & Vick Drug Store
Turner's
HOLC Loan to Bryan Residents Totals 179 582
Home owners in Brazos county received refinancing loans from the Home Owners Loan Corporation totaling 179 582 dollars as of January 2 1936. The figure covers 82 individual loans in Bryan area. Texas loans total 101 823 418 dollars across 43 741 loans with 659 applications pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Brazos County
Home Owners Loan Corporation
H. P. Drought
National Emergency Council For Texas
Texas
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Mrs Colson Enters State Representative Race
Mrs Nall H Colson wife of the 27th district representative announces candidacy for renomination covering Grimes and Montgomery counties according to Montgomery county reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nall H. Colson
Grimes
Montgomery Counties
Montgomery County
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Hearne High Trio
City Park Board
Centennial
J. B. Lauterstein of
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W. D. McCarver
J. J. Hall
H. S. Gray
Mr. Hall
Lake Charles
Hearne Grade School
Mae Hudson
Virginia Lee Klapper
Freddie Ray Wenck
Dorothy Tesmer
Shirley Williams
Josephine Martin
Wanda Rhode
Alice Weeks
Alice Claire Brady
Dorothy Stansel
C. T. Rhodes, Jr
Mavis Buchanan
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Virginia Lee Probst
Pauline Threadgill
Billy Barrow
David Self
Gene Pippin
Lawrence Farrar
Bobbie Henry
Mickie Murphy
Mary Pauline Waltman
Etta Marie Barrow
Dorothy Melton
Dorothy Chatmas
Mattie Lowe Rosson
Martha Alice Gray
Mary Jo Wilkerson
Mavis Alexander
Frances Blackstone
Sarah Cotropia
Nowell Maxwell
Ida Ola Greenwood
Nixie
A. V. “Ward” Anderson
Anderson
J. B. Payne
Workman
Hearne C. OF
W. H. Ely
J. W. Horlock
J.T. Hamilton
Hiway Board
C. E. Black
Pat Burney Hall
Pat Burney
Smith
Highway 43
Jimmie Ray Harper
Roy Lewis Moss
Billy Morrow Burney
Roy Larkin Henry
DeWitt Waltman
James Perkins
Wallace Wilkerson
Fay Hoefer
Mabel Hall
Norman McCarver, Jr
Hearne Episcopalians
Alice Alexander
University of Texas
J. H. Guenzel
L. T. Guenzel
VIVA
Figuers Beauty Salon
J. B. Hines
Prairie View
Belton School
Madisonville C.C
Ford
Plymouth
North Main Street
Boot Shop, Inc
Steve Panos
Fannin
Lone Star Optical CO
Main
Nuru
Houston Hat CO
Prairie Ave
Prairie
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Ben Mundein
Ina Lee
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