Hearne Democrats Convene to Certify County Primary Results
Robertson County Democratic Party met in the District court room at Franklin to ratify and certify the primary canvass. Delegates were chosen to represent Robertson County at the state convention. J. Felton Lane of Hearne is the county Democratic chairman. A long list of Precinct 2 delegates from Hearne was named. Also announced is the September 27 wedding date for Miss Mary Ann Perrone of Steele's Store to Nicholas Salvata of San Angelo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
Robertson County
Democratic Party
Franklin
J. Felton Lane
Robertson
F. L. Wood
J. H. Moss
O. H. McCollum
J. T. Walston
John W. Brock
M.V. Carson
R. W. Marshall
W. S. Hoyt, Jr
W. C. Allen
Sam Burts
T. Rhodes
L. W. Perkins
F. G. Blake
P. B. Hall
G. D. Martin
W.A. Wilkerson
W. H. Ely
Abe Hensarling
L. D. Williams
W. A. McNeel
C. L. Dillard
W. D. Blackstone
M. L. Hamilton
W. W. P. Easterwood
R. O. Ely
Meyer Abrams
R. E. Cornforth
A. B. Cornforth
J. H. Collier
Hosea Collier
M. M. Otten
Steeles Store
San Angelo
Mary Ann Perrone
Steele’s Store
Hearne High School
J. M. Perrone
Nicholas Salvata
Perrone
Steele's Store
Hearne Band enrolls many students under Suggs direction
Hearne Public Schools report a large enrollment for the Hearne band directed by Hardy L. Suggs. Daily lessons follow instrument assignments with practice sessions at the high school. Names listed include A W Klement Jr and Lee Robinson among many others.
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Hearne
Hearne Public Schools
Hardy L. Suggs
A. W. Klement Jr
Lee Robertson
Beverley Hartrell
Rupert Hamilton
William Johnson
Robbie Alford
Halcut Alford
Bob Cornforth
Etta Marie Barrow
Hubert Dyess
Estelle Gilland
Claud Henry Jr
Imogene Horan
Billie Frances Johnson Parker Mahan Jr
Frances Ming
Bill Morris
Mary Ellen Weeks
Dixie Jo Richey
Freddie Ray Wenck
Henry Manton Dorrell
Jimmie Henry
Bernie Lawson
Edward Crowder
Elgin Eskridge
Thomas Gilland
Dick Henderson
Paul Palmos
Charlotte Rhea
Martha Taylor
Howard Edmonds
Si Alexander Jr
Ralph Key
Ira Edmonds
Edward Mathews
Nella June Hamilton
Odis Hoyt
Joycc Reynolds
Madalyn Mahan
Byron Record
Jimmie Woodyard
Dixon
Brady Home Burglary Leads to Three Arrests
Hearne Aug 3 three youthful hoboes jailed on charges of burglarizing the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Brady. Constable Lee Jos ey made the arrests and said no loot was found except a belt buckle identified by Mr Brady.
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Hearne
Robert Brady
Lee Josey
Brady
Girls Postpone Gulf Coast Bus Trip to August Plans
Hearne Aug 3. The girls bus trip supervised by George Whatley is postponed again due to Gulf storms. Plans shift to a Mexico City trip in August. those interested should contact Rev. T Walter Moore. Also local notes mention visits by J C Chatmas of Marlin and Greek visitor Malaxia Pitsilade, plus travels of Melton McNair family and Ed Bluestein family with Bryan and Woodville connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Coast
Hearne
George Whatley
Gulf
Florida
Mr. Whatley
Mexico City
Rev
T. Walter Moore
J. C. Chatmas
Marlin
George Chatmas
Malaxia Pitsilade
Metylene
Greece
Chatmas
Burglary Ring Nets Hearne Teens and Dallas Youth
Hearne officials, led by Chief Griffin and Constable Josey, nabbed three youths in a multistate burglary scheme. The 11 year old Grismore boy confessed to multiple break ins at Hearne homes and a Brazos Bottom Italian residence, with loot taken to Dallas and split with the two Hearne suspects, while a Dallas youth faces separate charges for a freight car theft near Seger Switch. The trio and the Dallas youth were jailed in Franklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
T. P. Griffin
Lee Josey
C. Grismore
Cliff Wright
Dallas
Grismore
O. G. Hudson
D. R. Melton
Frank Trentacosta
Vaughn Farm
Brazos
M. Hinton
Southern Pacific Lines
Seger Switch
Franklin
Josey
Clark's Long Homer Beats Highway Team in Big Inning
Aug 4 report shows Perkis Clark of the S S P Railroaders hitting a long homer in the final inning. He drove in two teammates to lift the Railroaders from a deficit and edge the Highway Department in a tense finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Hearne
Perkis’ Clark
S&s. P. Railroaders
Highway Department
Highway Overcomes Railroaders In Narrow Baseball Thriller
Early lead vanishes as Railroaders rally in the late innings but Highway holds on for a 9 to 4 victory. Evans Cumby C Reeder R Reeder Pistol Stubbs and Douglas led the Highway attack while Sloan Davis Edwards Bussa Buchanan and Mahan powered most of the Highway hits. Railroaders got support from Douglas and Stubbs with a late push but fell short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroaders
Evans
Cumby
C. Reeder
R. Reeder
Stubbs
Douglas
Clark
Sloan
Davis
Edwards
Bussa
Buchanan
Mahan
Damaged Sedan and Drowning Reported Near Hearne
A drowning occurred at the lake near the Gifford Hill Gravel pit two miles south of Hearne when Smite Robertson, 18, cramps while swimming. Earlier, a parked new Ford V8 owned by Mrs. Waite S. Hoyt Jr. was damaged after a truck struck it on Magnolia Street. the driver left the scene. Episcopal Auxiliary meetings resumed at St. Phillips after a brief adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
Smite
Robertson
Gifford Hill
Mumford Road
Ely
Little Brazos
Waite S. Hoyt Jr
Hoyt
First Baptist Church
Magnolia Street
R. L. Butte
Cameron
St. Phillip’s
Local social Roundup Highlights Visitors and Travel
Miss Ray Lord returns from Waco visiting Mrs. Hoyt Hereford. Edwin Bigger family from Dallas briefly visit Hearne en route to Dallas from Bryan and Houston, guests of J. W. Green and Louvenia Green and M. A. Biggerstaff. Wilkerson and Wilkerson families host visits in San Saba. Ida Ola Greenwood and Mavis McCarver weekend in San Antonio. Fanny Smith, ill, travels to Dellwood Park to stay with W. H. Robertson. she is Mrs. Robertson's mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Lord
Waco
Edwin Biggerstaff
Little Son
Dallas
Hearne
Bryan
Houston
J. W. Green
Louvenia Green
M. A. Biggerstaff
Ida Ola Greenwood
Mavis McCarver
San Antonio
Fanny Smith
W. H. Robertson
Dellwood Park
Mrs. Smith
Mrs. Robertson
Texan Charged With Harboring Prison Escapee
Mantel Cox, of Tyler, charged with concealing and harboring Julius Boharinon, an Oklahoma fugitive inmate recaptured by Thursday evening authorities. The case cites aiding an escapee and ongoing investigation by state officials.
Bryan Daily Highlights Local Residents Vacations and Visitors
A parade of Bryan residents and guests share travel plans and visits. Vanderworths return from Dallas Fort Worth and San Antonio trips. several families visit Austin Houston Kerrville Beaumont and Brenham areas. Attendees include Hillier Edge Kleckley Langley and others with camp Stewart Triangle detours and Centennial Expositions noted.
College Nine Wins Sunday Baseball Clash 5-2
College Station clubs College Nine and Reliance split a Brazos County league contest at Reliance diamond with College scoring three in the seventh to pull away from Reliance 5-2. Johnny Spreene fanned nine while Ralph Lindsey allowed seven hits. Ed Bobbitt and Alton Sembera turned two double plays for College. Emory Deason and Rudy Kana each posted two more base hits for College, while Bond sparked Reliance with two singles and two bases on balls. College improves to three wins in four in the second half and faces Keith next, while Reliance meets Navasota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cled Warren
College Station
Brazos County
Grimes-Brazos
College and
Reliance
Reliance Diamond
Johnny Spreene
Ralph Lindsey
Spreene
College Bunch
Lindsey
Ed Bobbitt
Alton Sembera
Rudy Kana
Bob‘bitt
Norman Bond
Emory Deason
College
Bobbitt
Lefty Griffith
Newell Holland
Willie Hudson
Jack Lindsey
Bob Roberts
Johnny Mead
Earl Arrington
Shiro
Keith
Navasota
Floydada plans $105,000 municipal power plant
Floydada officials report preliminary plans for a new municipal power plant costing 105000 dollars. The city council approved the preliminary plan by consulting engineers and a recent check suggests over 80 percent of city electric light users would patronize the plant when completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floydada
Father of Mrs Jones Dies in Amarillo
J M Jones received word that W E Taylor father of Mrs Jones died in Amarillo and will be buried in Levelland with services at 4:00 PM Wednesday. Taylor had lived in California for years, recently returning to Texas and was at the home of daughter Mrs John Snyder in Amarillo. Mrs Jones was in Fort Worth and will miss the funeral. Mr Jones cannot attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Otis Tucker
J. O. Jr
Daniel
Bryan
New Orleans
W. B. Harris
J. W. Harris
Tabor
Mary Ann McCallum
W. H. Benbow
Magaret
Sue Benbow
Tom Benbow
Charles Lefley
Charles
Frances
Ethelyn
June
Somerville
Hillier
George P. Edge
Travis Drive
J. C. Kleckley
Crockett
Pete Jones
Ardianne
Camp Stewart
J. W. Mathis
Annie Mathis Richey
Beaumont
J. E. Brown Jr
Teague
Brown
J. H. Butts
P.S. Mangumy
Dorothy
Kathleen Mansgum
Austin
University of Texas
Mary Louise Jones
Billie Jack Wyatt
Fort Worth
Myrtle Wilkes
East 25Th Street
A. B. Hornsberger
Victoria
A. and P
Hornsberger
Jno
M. Lawrence Sr
M. Lawrence Jr
Martha Mae
Kerrville
M. Lawrence III
J. B. Christian
J. Jr
Sam Kaplan
Camp
J. M. Jones
W. E. Taylor
Jones
Amarillo
Levelland
Taylor
College Station
California
Texas
John Snyder
Houston Will Host Bryan Residents Tour of Mexico
Houston Chamber of Commerce extends invitation to Bryan residents to join a goodwill tour to Mexico starting September 1. Train capacity now 125 with seven Pullman cars two diners a lounge and a baggage car. Details from T L Evans manager foreign trade dept of Houston Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Bryan
Houston, Chamber of Commerce
Mexico
E. L. Crain
T. L. Evans
Foreign Trade Department
Houston Chamber of Commerce
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Frank Womble
Henry Womble
Tyler Chamber of Commerce
Texas Rose Festival Association
Womble
Longview
Hearne News
Mrs. Normans L. McCarver
Hearne Democrats
W. T. Hanna
Lee
Barney
M. H. Baughn
Raymond Alford
Hearne Band
Mrs. Melton McNair
Howard and
Ed Bluestein
Albert Thompson
Woodville
A.B
K. M
P. L. Brady
Hearne Homes
R. H. E. Railroaders
Sloan and
Bishop
W. A. Wilkerson
Frances Wilkerson
H. D. Beaumont
Margery and
Louise
San Saba
W. W. Wilkerson
W. C. Vanderworth
Lila Lee
Billie Ruth
Alamo
Capitol
W. R. Allen
Johnny Mae Wiley
Frontier
W. W. Smith
W. E. Neeley
Hendrix Conway
J. H. Conway
W. S. Howell Jr
West
W. S. Howell
Marshall Bullock
Cleota Ann Bullock
T. A. Bullock
Jim Green
Brownsville
Green
Bullock
Ralph Schwartz
A. B. Syptak
Nacogdoches
Nelson Fuller
J. J. Gilpin
Coburn Keith
Walton Holder
B. H. Holder
Jack Johnson
Fort Sam Houston
W. M. Robertson
Jack Allen
Newton
Magnolia
Jno. W.black
Jno. W. Black, Jr
W. A. Scott
Scott
J. A. Richardson
Lee Mike
Annie Dearing
Palmer Throop
Cleveland
Ohio
de Leon
Alabama
Frank Bain
FE. H. P. Bain
la Salle Hotel
Vincent
Roy Land
R. F. Creed
Wolfe City
Dohm
Michael
Walb
San Antonio Y. M. GC
W. A. Smith
Gonzales
Mr Smith
Hugh Looney
Martha Ann
Jack
J. W. Coulter
Lee Lobello
Charles Ferreri
New York City
Manuel Akin
Bullock & Akin
Oxford Hotel
Hearne, Texas
United States
South
America
Personal
College Nine
R. H. College
Spreene and Deason
Lindsey and
Bond
Alban Bryan
Travis B
Bryan President
Ivan Langford
Eagie
Ana
McCormick-Deering
International
Dairyman
Farmall
Brazos Valley Implement Company
Bryan, Texas
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