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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1936
Page
6
Hearne City Council authorizes $2500 for a new water pump to boost pressure and reduce fire insurance premiums per the State Fire Insurance Commission. This move, aimed at saving property owners, accompanies local civic events and a small fire loss elsewhere in Hearne.
Mrs. R E Gornforth hosted the Wed nesday Afternoon Bridge club with Mrs R M Haddox winning high score and receiving a flower vase. Refreshments included congealed salad cookies cakes salted nuts butter wafers and coffee. players listed: Mrs W A McNeel Mrs L D Hall Mrs H V Martin Mrs H H Gray Mrs F E Hoefer Mrs E W Luke and Mrs W M Burney.
Henry the Magician returns to Hearne for a show at the high school auditorium sponsored by the Athletic Association which will take a percentage of the proceeds. A large crowd is expected to witness tonight's program.
An apologetic style health ad touts a headache neuralgia and rheumatism remedy. It urges readers to consult their doctor to confirm safety and proper use. The copy emphasizes the physician’s role in approving the treatment.
An advertisement urges readers not to trust unknown preparations and promotes Genuine Bayer Aspirin for headache and common pains. It notes doctors favored aspirin before Bayer and claims Bayer is fast acting and safe for the average person, advising buyers to request Bayer Aspirin by name.
Hearne January 16. L. R. Creed appointed manager of the Butler Grimes Variety store in Dayton. Creed previously resided in Hearne for over two years.
Hearne Texas January 17 two more candidates announce in Robertson county for re election John R Grace seeks third term as county attorney and Mrs Joe Y McNutt current county treasurer declares for reelection for a second term in office
Dr. H. W. Cummings was elected president and W. H. Ely vice president of the Hearne Building & Loan Association. Directors named include R. W. Marshall and W. A. Wilkerson among others. J. Felton Lane was elected attorney and W. W. P. Easterwood secretary. The annual report shows financial soundness and a six percent dividend was declared.
AMONG HEARNE FOLK HEARNE, Jan. 17. Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Carson, Jr., visited relatives in Austin Thursday. Mayor R. W. Miller of Bartlett was a Hearne visitor Thursday. Mayor Miller was a Hearne resident for many years before his removal to Bartlett several years ago.
Hearne Rotary Club members met at the Methodist church for a regular luncheon with Henry the Magician, a visiting Rotarian, delivering a humorous talk and performing magic tricks. Firemen fought a large grass fire near the high school, threatening several homes as the blaze spread over nearly a block.
Fred Keeling, Hearne, driver for Jones Baking Co of Waco, suffered a serious spine injury when his bread truck overturned near Mumford after attempting to avoid a pedestrian. Robert Brady sustained a severe gash to his right leg. Keeling was taken to Marlin hospital in critical condition. Louis Lipsitz of Houston, former Hearne resident, and Margery Beaumont, Shepherd teacher, were noted in town.
Four Hearne men suffered injuries in a head on crash on the Franklin highway Saturday night. Herman Hall received serious body and head injuries and was rushed to a Marlin hospital for treatment. The others R Tarver Frank Hall and Virgil Jones received cuts and bruises and were treated by local physicians. The truck driver was uninjured and the Chevrolet coupe owned by Frank Hall was badly damaged. ATTEND BAPTIST MEET HEARNE, Jan 20.—Revy. and Mrs. O. G. Barrow, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Driver, Mrs. Waite S. Hoyt Jr, Mrs. W. C. Phillips, Mrs. J. E. Rogers, Mrs. R. H. Whitaker, Mes. R. N. McGuire Mrs. H. M. Dotson, Mrs. H. A. Ely of Hearne and Mrs. lb. J. Mauk of Franklin attended the Quarterly Executive Board meeting of the 15th District W. M.
The event at the Baptist church Saturday drew 65 members in attendance. Mrs. H. A. Ely and Mrs. D. J. Mauk are on the Robertson county board.
Mrs. J Archie Peel was honored with a birthday dinner at her Port Sullivan home on the occasion of her 80th birthday. Relatives and friends from Houston and Hearne joined the celebration and gifts were exchanged. The Hearne Methodist church board of stewards later visited and presented linen handkerchiefs.
Hearne notes report a Saturday bridge gathering at Mrs. W A Wilkerson’s Magnolia Street home with guests including Mrs. R E Corworth and several others. roses arranged in the sun parlor and candies served during games.
Robertson County Commissioners Court fixed salaries for county officers at Franklin. Tax assessor-collector 3500 with two deputies 2000 and 1700. Sheriff 2800 with two deputies 1200 and 1000. county clerk 2750 with deputy 1500. county treasurer 1500. justice of the peace 33 1 3 per month. constable 75 per month. News of Jake Rozell's death in Houston reached Hearne. he had long been a Brazos bottom landowner and worked for the State Prison System in Richmond. He is survived by daughter Mrs Merle Dunham and son Raymond, both of Houston. A city crew in Hearne burned grass on vacant property in south Hearne.
A commemorative portrait of Robert E. Lee describes him as a noble leader and man of integrity born in 1807 in Virginia. It notes his West Point training Mexican War achievements and later role as Confederate general and Washington University president, ending with his death in 1870 and the Richmond monument.
Sheriff H P Hill announced the appointment of A C Love Jr of Calvert as first deputy and Hubert Smith of Franklin as second deputy. Love, a former Hearne resident and current Calvert city marshal, and Smith, with Franklin peace officer experience, were approved by the Commissioners Court and will assume duties at once.
J P Avers returns from Houston and Baytown visit. families from E H Stansel attend Marshall and Shreveport trip. Mrs J C Driver leads Circle No 1 through St Matthew chapters 5 6 and 7 at Mrs C B Elliott home with many ladies present. Circle No 2 meets at Mrs J G Ely’s with thirteen members and guest Mrs J J Hall of Houston.
More former Bryan Bronco athletes join Lon Morris College Jacksonville. T. F. Puny Wilson, ex Texas Aggie and Bryan Allen Academy coach, leads the squad as head men tor. Hillary Josey, Neal Buddy Godwin, and Clifford Alexander enter this week and will be eligible for next season's football.
Coach Wilson mentors a high school basketball program with 27 lettermen. 22 returning next fall and many top athletes planning to enroll. Emory Deason will captain the team, Phil Moseley will be vice captain, with Chester Jones and Clifton Griffin returning as key players from Bryan and Allen ties.
Two former Bryan Bronco stars J D Benson and Frank Merka head to George Washington University in Washington D C after starring for Marshall and Texas Aggie freshmen. They leave this weekend and were among several players transferring to Washington including Schreiner and Amarillo Junior College alums.
The column reports on local residents in Bryan and nearby towns. James Guynes of Calvert is recovering at home after a two week illness at St. Josephs hospital. Various residents visit, travel, or relocate within the area, noting illnesses, hospitalizations, and family moves.
Doctors use liquid laxatives to relieve constipation. Some people believe laxatives worsen the condition, but proper use can alleviate symptoms and restore regularity. Consult a clinician for tailored guidance.
Members are urged to attend the January Red Cross meeting as reports for the past year will be presented by the secretary and treasurer. Chap ter officers will be elected and committee heads outline work accomplished. A full executive committee turnout is requested.
Brazos County Chapter American Red Cross will hold its annual meeting Thursday at 4 p.m. in the city hall. Chapter chairman M L Cashion announced that all Brazos County members of the local Red Cross who joined during the year are urged to attend.
Mr and Mrs E E Yeager of the E E Yeager Hardware Company and J D Martin of the Parker Astin Hardware Company attend the Texas Hardware and Implement Dealers Association meeting in Dallas from Tuesday to Thursday. Your Eagle subscription account should be paid promptly.
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