Hearne News Highlights Local Election Results
Hearne area voters gave Semater Alert Some a majority of 749 over 43 in county primary voting.County totals show factors across Hearne including State Senator and Railroad Commissioner results. Bonds of local residents and visitors are noted with several families visiting Hearne for weekends and holidays. Local officials list names and vote counts, with Hearne residents seen at various events and as guests in nearby towns.
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Alert Stone
Attom York
Galeway
J. P. Bolton
Mies Nene Mor
M.S. DeMaret
Albert Stome
Alton York
E. G O. Thompson
Frerk S. Morris
Ariculture
J. E. McDonald
Geo. B. Terrel
John EB. Grace
Sem Harrison
Jas. Galloway
Nene Morgan M.S. DeMaret
Hearne Box Aziist
Hearne Public Schools Set September 8 Opening
Hearne officials announce the opening of Hearne Public Schools on September 8. Enrollment begins at 9 a.m. at the high school, elementary, and negro school. Faculty includes L. D. Williams as superintendent, M. H. Baughn as principal, Louis Cochran as athletic coach and mathematics, and Miss Law-
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Hearne
Hearne Public Schools
L. D. Williams
M. H. Baughn
Louis Cochran
Miss Law
Editor-Continued From Page One Membership Plan
The passage outlines steps in a membership plan for the National Editorial Association aimed at strengthening ties with state press groups. It mentions using past presidents and directors in the campaign and prioritizing closer relationships across member associations.
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Tein
Suwannee Democrat
Live Oak
Fila
Estelle Tannehill
News American
Winfield
Charles A. Coxsee
Express
Monticello
Iowa
W. Fletcher Twombly
Chronicle
Reading
Manis
C. L. Ryder
Times
Cobleskill
N. Y
Justus F. Craemer
Daily News
Orange
Calif
Emerson L. Wheeler
Waitsburg
Wash
National Editorial Association
Tax Rate Continued From Page One Sets Budget Hearing
East of Deilwood residents offered to pay in advance for water and sewer taps, but extensions cost about 2700 with low revenue projections, so the petition was tabled. Approval was given to purchase for 350 the Abe Chown orky house and mill building beside the power plant for temporary warehouse use before razing. Bryan Lions Club endorsed a municipal swimming pool proposal. The three hour budget hearing adjourned with no protests from property holders on the 1937 setup.
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Deilwood
Abe
Society notes mark Miss Lillian Stasny to Allen Gandy
Miss Lillian Stasny becomes Mrs Allen Gandy in Waco Mie the bride formerly of Bryan and son of Mart. The couple will reside in Mart where Gandy runs a Lily Retail store after a transfer from Bryan. Mrs Gandy visits her mother in Bryan and then moves to Mart to join her husband. Both have long lived in Bryan and Mrs Gandy is daughter of Mrs Christina Stacy while Gandy is son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Ganda.
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Mie
Lilies Stamey
Allen Gandy
Bryan
Mart
Gandy
Im Mart
Lily
Broranx
Bollworm Invasion Threat Spurs South Texas Cotton Action
A report notes 276 pink bollworm specimens found in Matamoras and a few elsewhere, signaling ongoing invasion of South Texas cotton fields. Despite hot weather and wilting, growers face recurring pest pressure as bollworms attack squares and threaten yields.
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Matamercs
True
South
Anal
Welcome to Welcometo A M College Putz and Putz Names
A fragment listing individuals and entities including Will Putz Harmon Putz Mitt Lee Motor Co L 3 Krenek contractor Hal Tom Kraft radio Hugo Stasney Allen Smith Joe Holick and mentions Holick and children of many of the men named above.
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Will Putz
Harmon Putz
Mitt Lee Motor Co
L. 3. Krenek
Ha! Haltom
Kraft Radio
Hugo Stasney
Allen Smith
Joe Holick
Holick
Civil Service Exams Announced By U S Board of Examiners
The U S Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for public health nursing consultant and assistant with salaries from 2000 to 4600 dollars, junior agricultural engineer, horticulturist, soil technologist, soil conservation, and a bank note designer. Full details from Will B Collard at Bryan post office.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Treasury Department
Will
Collard
U. S. Civil Service Board of Examiners
Bryan Post Office
Bryan girl at camp at Camp Waldemar for Girls
Miss Rowena Newberry of Bryan is pictured with campers and counselors at Camp Waldemar for Girls in the Guadalupe Mountains near Kerrville. She served as assistant director during the first six weeks and in the gramme. In the photo are Joyce Wagers Conroe Miss Newberry Bryan Mary K Lively Irving seated Beverly Mae Bronsom Loling Miss Wille Mae Kelly Newgulf head of the plan t department Jean Thrace Gordon McKinney Miss Beth Law Victoria head of the waterfront staff Nora Jo Peterson Kerrville and San Antonio.
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Rowena Newberry
Bryan
Camp Waldemar
Guadalupe Mountains
Kerrville
Miss Newberry
Danning
Graeme
Joyce Wagers
Conroe
Mary K
General Parker Long Military Career Ends With Retirement
Major General Parker, long stationed at Fort Sam Houston and Atlanta based Fourth Corps, concludes a career spanning WWI through the 1930s. Noted for tactical prowess, he led units from infantry regiments to a Second Field Army command and advanced air surveys in the Philippines. He retires September 30, leaving only MacArthur as wartime division commander still active.
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Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Fourth Corps
Atlanta
Georgia
Third Army
Parker
United States
Atlantic Coast
California
Cantigny
Marne
St. Mihiel
John L. Hines
C. P. Summerall
H. E. Ely
Army War College
G. B. Duncan
Seventh Corps
Ecole de Guerre
Cavalry Board
North
France
West Point
Rural Guard
Cuba
General Service Schools
Fort Leavenworth
War Department General Staff
Sixth Corps
Chicago
War Department
Second Field Army
Army
Philippine Department
Philippine Archipelago
Manila
Eighth Corps
Douglas MacArthur
Philippines
Endorsement Seeks Minstrel Benefit at Forrest Field
The chamber urged that the minstrel be held at Forrest Field as a benefit for the high school band. The chamber endorsed the idea but referred the final action to the trade extension committee. E. E. Yeager reported that the proposal moves forward pending committee decision.
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Forrest Field
Chamber
Trade Extension Committee
E. E. Yeager
Blair to Attend Laredo Conference on International Rio Grande Bridge
John E. Blair, divisional engineer for the Texas highway department, travels to Laredo to represent Texas in a preliminary survey for a proposed international bridge over the Rio Grande. He will be joined by Luis R. Cerdio, the Mexican government’s engineer. They will assess location, bridge type, and feasibility, following Mr. Cerdio’s recent inspection visit.
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John E. Blair
State Highway Department
Laredo
Caldwell High School band director resigns headline
Caldwell Aug 26 Ward Brandstetter director of the Caldwell High School Band for the last year has resigned to accept a similar position at Palestine His successor has not been selected Irene Dyess returned Sunday from a visit with friends and relatives in Houston.
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Hearne
J. H. Pruitt
Valleyton
Houston
Andrs
Ted Chumley
Emery
Howard
Foy Guyumney
C. M Riee
Valley Junction
Caldwell
Ward Brandstetter
Caldwell High
Palestine
Irene Dyess
Mainly About Folks Mainly About Folks Prom Monday
A Bryan Bulletin column recaps a busy period of social visits and travels. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Bonano of Woodville with children Lee Allen Mary Ruth Carlos John and Lois Evelyn spent the weekend in Marlin with the De Court family. Many local residents and guests are listed with recent trips graduations birthdays and family events across Bryan Denton Dallas Houston and nearby towns.
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Pete Bonano
Woodville
Lee Allen
Mary Ruth
Carlos John
Lois Evelyn
Marlin
Joe de Court
Arch Stallings
Houston
W. C. Vanderworth
Otto Quitta
Coms
Albion and
Alfon
Wheena
Bryan
Weekend Warm-Up Brings Highs Near Ninety Across Bryan
Last week Bryan and vicinity saw maximum temperatures from 95 down to 48 degrees with minimums around 72 to 73. Wednesday brought the coolest reading at 70 degrees, while the weekend warmed to near 90 degrees. No rainfall occurred.
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Bryan
State Nursery School Head Visits Bryan
Miss Elma Lind state supervisor of nursery schools from San Antonio visited Bryan Monday to inspect the local nursery school. Bryan has an enrollment of eighty and an average attendance of forty to forty two, considered very good. The state has eighteen nursery schools in operation, some established since 1934.
Marriage Licenses Reported in Columbus Area
Benjamin Washington and Annie Bell Brown Osah Moore and Willie Mae Randle Columbus Wiley and Geneva Wade.
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Benjamin Washington
Annie Bell Brown
Osah Moore
Willie Mae Randle
Columbus Wiley
Geneva Wade
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D. L. Wilson
W. R. Smitham
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E. R. Bryant
J. x. Lassen
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