Funeral Service Held Sunday For Former Hearnite
William Bolton Lewis 52 died suddenly at a Houston hospital. He was secretary of Continental Oil Company and auditor of Harris Oil Company. A Hearne native, he lived in Houston 18 years and is survived by his widow, a son Henry Lee Lewis, a sister Mrs. H. H. Schultz, and a brother John C. Lewis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
Houston
William Bolton Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Henry Lee Lewis
Lilie Bolton Lewis
Continental Oil Company
Harris Oil Company
Plaquemine
H. H. Schultz
Bakersville
Calif
John C. Lewis
South Gate
Hearne Board fills school vacancies for 1935 36
Hearne Texas school board announces the 1935 36 faculty roster for Hearne public schools. New hires include L D Williams superintendent M I H Baughn high school principal Louis Cochran coach and math teacher Lily Shindler home economics Jane Lagrone Spanish and English Lola fous English Buell Porter history J B Payne vocational agriculture Willimett Andrus commercial and many others across elementary Mexican and Negro schools. Several teachers assigned to Hearne for the first time include Cochran Andrus Payne Hayes Rogers Wright McElhanon Walker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
L. D. Williams
M. I H. Baughn
Louis Cochran
Livingston
Lily Shindler
New Braunfels
Jane Lagrone
Jewett
Lola Fous
Wolf
Clarksville
Buell Porter
Calvert
J. B. Payne
Santo
Willimett Andrus
Crystal City
Commercial
R. M. Hix
J. C. Rogers
Alto
Leon Hayes
Palmer
Ruth Weeder
Liberty
Chloe Y Quebedeaux
Georgetown
Aline Whitmire
Madisonville
Lillie Kate Beckerman
Cameron
Este
Tonegro
H. L. Farris
Howard Love
Eve Polk
Ruby Jackson
Susie Colman
Lelo Malone
Willie Lee Miles
Martha Tyler
Mamie Davis
Josie Milligan
Georgia Guine
Eliza Battle
W. D. Dunn
Williemett Andrus
Jane Alice Wright
Hazel McElhanon
Katherine Walker
Hearne grid schedule complete for Eagles season
Hearne High School announces the 1929 football schedule with dates and opponents. Home games at Wood Field will be night contests. Also notes a Norwood Cemetery meeting planning a bingo fundraiser and church circles meeting with lessons and bridge gatherings in Hearne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
L. D. Williams
Normangee
Franklin
Navasota
Wood Field
Committees Plan For Meeting Fox Hunters In Fall
Hearne Texas August 9 Miss Julia Slagle secretary of the Hearne Chamber of Commerce says most committees for the Texas Fox Hunters Association meeting in Hearne in October have completed plans The Cafe Committee has awarded cafe concessions to E H Johnson of McGregor and J D Fikes of Cameron The rodeo concession went to the same Johnson and Fikes The bench show judge will be Alex Parrish of Kentucky accepted the invitation to judge the bench show
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
Julia Slagle
Cameron
E. H. Johnson
S. J. Alexander
B. W. Harper
J. P. Allen
Miss Slagle
Alex Parrish
Kentucky
Hearne Truck Crash Injures Six on Highway 6 Viaduct
A Ford driven by J. Q. Henderson of Hearne collided with the railing on the Highway 6 viaduct south of Hearne Friday afternoon and rolled over injuring five other black occupants. Henderson’s son and four daughters were hurt. the son suffered serious leg injuries. Local physicians gave medical attention to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
J. Q. Henderson
Highway 6
Henderson
Mumford Man Held in Shooting Affray
J B Moody of Mumford was arrested in Hearne on a charge of assault with intent to murder after an affray in which Ezra Martin of Mumford was shot in the stomach. Moody awaits removal to Franklin County jail for formal charges. Also jailed briefly was Juan Escacamilla on liquor possession, fined $17.05. Local social notes and a Friday Bridge Club gathering conclude the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
J. B. Moody
Mumford
Lee Josey
Josey
Moody
Ezra Martin
Franklin
Juan Escacamilla
T. P. Griffin
Local News Briefs From Hearne Texas
Hearne Aug 13. Mr and Mrs M L Biggerstaff left for a several day vacation in Kerrville. T F Brashear Jr left for Austin to join his parents and sister who have moved there. Thomas will enter the University of Texas in the fall. Mr and Mrs Lee Hanna and son Lee Jr returned to Houston after visiting Mrs Mary Hanna. Bartle Crenan of Burlington accompanied W F Hudson to Galveston over the weekend. They were joined in Galveston by Mrs Crenan and children on the return trip to Hearne. Mrs Winnie Sally and son Edward of Houston are guests in the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
Norwood Cemetery Association
City Hall
Annie Laurie Green
C. G. Hudson
I. D. Hall
W. C. Bishop
Katie Curry
Gordon Davis
Gatesville
Joe R. Wood
Vera Sams Also
P. B. Hall
M. Ll. Biggerstaff
Kerrville
T. F. Brashear Jr
Austin
T. F. Brashear
Anne Brashear
Thomas
University of Texas
Lee Hanna
Lee Jr
Houston
Mary Hanna
Bartle Crenan
Burlington
W. EF. Hudson
Galveston
Mrs. Crenan
Winnie Sally
Edward
Harry Gray
Tom F. Hunter, Jr
Taylor
Bryan
Nacogdoches
Hunter
W. M. Poindexter
Dallas
W. A. Leghorn
Bob Morgan
Bobby
A. J. Johnson
Jackie, Jr
Mr. Dishman
Robert Colglazier
Little Son
San Antonio
John A. Moore
Colglazier
Nancy Moore
R. M Searcy
Charles Edge
Aransas Pass
P. E. Dishman
Wilton, Allister
Robert Joe
Sanderson
G. H. Holloway
R. H. Seale
First State Bank & Trust Company
R. G. Nelson
T. R. Nelson
Guthrie
Oklo
J. A. Nelson
Harmon Lewellyn
Temple
W. E. Williams
Elizabeth Cline
W. E. Cline
Ursuline Avenue
Cline
H. G. Stallings
Monroe Bond
Oscar Bruner
Louisville
Kentucky
R. J. Ford
Amma Easley
W. W. Harris
Ford
R. M. Wilson
College Road
Funeral Service for Hearne Woman Held at St Philip’s
Hearne mourns Mrs B W Brashear 79 pioneer resident who died after a fall from an auto led to a broken hip. Funeral set for Wednesday at 10 AM at St Philip’s Episcopal with Rev H N Tinker officiating. Interment Norwood Cemetery after overland arrival from Gulf hospital.
McNeel and Tinus Start Two Week Visit to Abilene and Corsicana
McNeel and his son Tinus left today for a two week visit to Abilene and Corsicana where they will visit friends and travel between the cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
W. A. McNeel
Tinus
Abilene
Corsicana
Brazos County Cotton Rated High by U S D A Report
The Brazos county cotton ginned at McDowell gin in Bryan scored well in the U S Department of Agriculture and Texas Agricultural Experiment Station quality survey. 507 bales were processed with only four rough gins and all were fully ginned. 59.4 percent strict middling and above, 32.7 percent middling, 7.9 percent low and low middling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
McDowell
Bryan
United States Department of Agriculture
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
Quality Reporting Service
Brazos
Harry McDowell
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Division of Cotton Marketing
Austin
United States
Two From Bryan To Get Degrees From Texas State College for Women
Two residents of Bryan Mrs Fred L Sloop and Miss Altha Edge will receive degrees from Texas State College for Women on August 24 Mrs Sloop has taught at the A M Consolidated school and was elected supervisor for Brazos county schools earning a master's degree Miss Edge daughter of Mrs John Edge will receive a bachelor’s degree and has taught art in Waco public schools becoming head of the new art department at Waco high school next year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Fred L. Sloop
Altha Edge
Texas State College For Women
C.sa
Sloop
A. & M. Consolidated School
Brazos County
Edge
John Edge
Waco
Printing Queue Delays Highlight Ongoing Paperwork
Incomplete text discusses next printing order and ongoing quality checks. The note mentions a delay due to unspecified queries and a plan to address them in the near future.
Folks Mainly About Folks In Saturday's Daily
A Bryan list of visitors and residents includes Mr. and Mrs. Tom F Hunter Jr of Taylor en route to Nacogdoches to teach in a Soil Erosion camp. Others visiting Bryan include Mrs. W A Leghorn in Dallas and Mrs. Colglazier of San Antonio.
Farmers Endorse Corn Hog Program Support in Texas
A Farmers column advocates support for the Texas Agricultural Association and the Corn Hog program. It commends the Corn Hog Review Board and Texas A and M Extension Service for fair decisions and impartial allotments, urging Texans to assist in exposing high protective tariffs and seeking a fair deal for all workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
J. P. Strader
J. S. Sharp
Paris
S. M. Ainsworth
Gonzales
O. J. Edler
Texas Agricultural Association
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Washington
Texas A. and M. College
Socialism versus Commercialism in Local Progress
A. W. Kinnard Sr argues that public schools water works and utilities mark a shift toward state capitalism under Hoover and New Deal era. He contrasts private ownership with city commissions and urges reorganization of chambers of commerce to serve broad welfare and consumer buying power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
American Medical Association
Commission
Roosevelt
Bryan
James
City Public
Percy W. Pennybacker
Anna J. Hardiwicke
Brazos
Chamber of Commerce
Ballot Proposals and Amendments for Texas Constitution
A list of proposed constitutional amendments covering old age aid, mental health commitment without jury trial, repeal of statewide prohibition with local option, special-session amendment proposals, probation for defendants, and replacing the fee system with salary or fee basis for county and district officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Texas
State of
Commissioners’ Court
State of Texas
Constitutional Amendment for Free Textbooks in Texas
The amendment to the Texas Constitution would permit furnishing free textbooks to every scholastic age child attending any school in the state. It outlines potential funding and administration for statewide textbook provision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Texas
First Cotton Bale Brings Season Start to Calvert
Calvert welcomed the first bale of the season on Thursday from the J. R. McCrary farm in the Brazos bottom, brought by Douglass McCrary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvert
Douglass McCrary
J. R. McCrary
Brazos Bottom
Bryan Golf Team Repeats Win on Sunday Course Fight
Bryan golfers routed Bellville and Caldwell 16 to 2 on the Country club course. L. L. Fouraker posted 75 as Coulter Hoppess 79 and A. L. Smith 84 also led. The golf committee, led by Mr. Smith, plans events for visiting players ahead of the September 1 invitation tournament. Huntsville is expected to visit next Sunday. The course showed its best condition of the year with a new mower and clipped fairways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Bellville
Caldwell
L. L. Fouraker
Coulter Hoppess
A. L. Smith
Smith
Huntsville
Boriskie Leads K C Knights Past Plantersville 6 1
Bryan Knights of Columbus defeated Plantersville 6 to 1 in Plantersville Sunday. Johnny Boriskie pitched a three hit ball and struck out three in the fourth inning. Tommy Fleckens tein and Antone Zemanek contributed strong fielding plays in center and right fields as K C plans a Thursday game with Caldwell at Sue Haswell Memorial Park pending plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Columbus
Bryan
Plantersville
Johnny Boriskie
Bryan Club
Boriskie
Tommy Fleckenstein
Antone Zemanek
Strata
Caldwell
Sue Haswell
Congress May Adjourn Sometime Next Week
After a talk with President Roosevelt Senator Robinson of Arkansas said there is a possibility of congressional adjournment sometime next week. The comment came as reporters questioned when lawmakers might end the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Washington
Roosevelt
Robinson
Arkansas
Houston Banker Speaks at Bryan First Baptist Church
F Marion Law of Houston addressed the Bryan community at 11 o clock Sunday morning in the First Baptist Church. Judge W C Davis introduced him noting Law is a Bryan native with deep local church roots. Law traced his rise as a banker and A&M College of Texas director and urged Christian service as a civic beacon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Marion Law
Houston
First Baptist Church
Bryan
W. C. Davis
Mr. Law
Marion
Law
A. & M. College of Texas
American Bankers Association
Church of the Living God
God
Will Preach Here At First Baptist In Bryan
Rev. Jeff D. Ray of the Baptist Theological Seminary Fort Worth, kin of Mrs G M Brandon, will preach at First Baptist Bryan next Sunday in the morning and evening services. Further announcements to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff D. Ray
The
Baptist Theological Seminary
Fort Worth
G. M. Brandon
First Baptist Church
Bryan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hearne News
Hearnite
Cemetery Association
D.C. Weston
D. C. Weston
Barton Street
Mesdames I. D. Hall
H. D. Beaumont
Abe Hensarling
A. R. Weeks
Ely
A. Huebner
C. E. Williams
George Orts, Jr
Rosebud
E. P. Williams
J. W. Green
Louvinia Green
Lee Arrington
Freeport
Lewis Nance
Marquez
Mcneel
Davis Street
R. E. Cornforth
R. W. Marshall
George Chatmas
H. V. Martin
W. A. Wilkerson
U.S.D.A
Peoples Column
A. W. Kinnard Sr
Will
U. S. Department of Agriculture
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