Maine's First Democrat Governor Welcomes National Editors
The National Editorial Association opened its Poland Spring House convention with 300 editors, led by Governor Louis Brann the first Democratic governor in a century. President Pritchard of West Virginia delivered the opening remarks as Maine boosters, reporters, and guides hosted outdoor feasts and a Rangeley Lake trip. The Maine woods dinner featured fish chowder, beans, pancakes cooked on heated stones, and lively pageantry as reporters toured Rangeley’s lakes and saw range of trout and salmon, with Kennebago Lake noted for fly fishing and local dams powering regional mills.
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National Editorial Association
Ball Room
Poland
Spring House
Main
Robert H. Pritchard
Weston
West Virginia
Pritchard
Bob
Louis J. Brann
Maine
Gov. Brann
United States
Rangeley Lake
Boston
Rangeley
Paul Revere
Welokennebacook
Umbagog
Franklin
Oxford
Haines Landing
Mooselockmegantic Lake
Kennebago Lake
Kennebago Stream
Androscoggin
Auburn
Lewiston
Rumford
Oswald
Oswalds
San Antonio
Dallas
Danville Junction
Poland Spring
Jabez Ricker
Hiram Ricker and Sons
Rickers
Sebago Lake
Lake Auburn
Thompson's Pond
Sabbath Day Lake
Texas Woman Publisher Leads Editors' Award Hope
Mrs. Lee J. Rountree publisher of The Eagle at Bryan Texas led candidates for the editors award traveling the farthest to attend the National Editorial Association convention in Poland Spring Maine. She planned to attend the Democratic National Convention but opted to meet Gov. Louis J. Brann of Maine instead.
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Texas Woman Publisher
Lee J. Rountree
Texas
Elizabeth Oswald
New York City
John Clyde Oswald
NEA
Press Herald
Poland
the Eagle
Bryan
Tex
National Editorial Association
Louis J. Brann
Virginia Bell
Bartlett
Oswald
Denver
Houston
Bell
New York
Leaves Poor Widow $125,000 Per Year, Wants Bigger Cut
Mrs Pauline V Rogers widow of Col Henry Huddleston Rogers failed in surrogate court to obtain dower rights in the Rogers fortune. The surrogate refused to set aside the waiver and her bequest remains $100,000 outright plus about $125,000 annual income from the estate.
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Associated Press
Riverhead
N. Y
Pauline V. Rogers
Henry Huddleston Rogers
Rogers
Robert S. Pelletreau
Koppe Woodland and Hensarling Tracts Posted for Trespass
The P. H. Hensarling land known as Koppe Woodland pasture tract and the George B. Hensarling tract is posted by law. Any trespasser will be prosecuted. D. and F. Hunting Club, F. E. Fuller, Sec.
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P. H. Hensarling
Koppe
George B. Hensarling
Independence Day Birthday Honored At Hensarling Picnic
Woodrow Gandy, born July 4, was honored at a birthday barbecue hosted by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Gandy, Saturday near College Station. A large gathering enjoyed dinner and a large birthday cake. Attendees included numerous family friends and relatives such as J. L. Hensarling, E. A. Hensarling, G. W. Gandy of Giddings, and Lizzie Gandy with grandchildren Williem and Billy.
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Woodrow Gandy
W. E. Gandy
Hensarling Tank
College Station
R. M. Dansby
A. C. Williams
A. B. McSwain
J. L. Hensarling
B. T. Yager
Thomas
Mary
Minnie Foster
E. A. Hensarbing
Anita
Mae Byrd
Alton
Edna Wade
James
Arthur Gandy
Janet
Tom. Wheeless
John Dowling
H. L. Wilson
Viola
Lois
Jane
M. C. Chappell
G. W
Dorothy Lea
L. M. Gandy
Giddings
Eunice Hill
Cecil Nolan
Louis Nolan
Katherine Mousner
W. FE. Gandy
Woodrow
Charles
Henry
Leonard Wheeless
Bobbie
Billy
E. H. Garrett
Kathleen and
Elly, Jr
Houston
Lizzie Gandy
Maxena
Ina Mae
Williem
Bryan Wedding Ties Local Families in Beck Street Cottage
The couple will reside in a new cottage on Beck street, owned by the groom. The bride is the twin sister of Mildred Fairman. Margaret recently left Perry Brothers store after months of service and has many Bryan friends wishing the couple a long, happy marriage. Moehlman, Bryan native and head of Moehlman Market, is admired for energy and success. The groom is James Sims Brown of Wichita, Kans, visiting Bryan with his family for a reunion after many years.
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Bryan
L. B. Elrod
Margaret Fairman
J. Fairman
C. B. Moehlman
W. Henry Moehlman
Billie
David Moehlman
Beck Street
Mildred Fairman
Margaret
Perry Brothers
Moehlman
East 25Th Street
B.moehlman
Ahe F. Austin High School
A. & M. College
James Sims Brown
Wichita
Kan
Former Residents Enjoy Reunion This Weekend
Mrs. A N Brown remembered as Miss Kitsie Sims in Bryan with her husband A N Brown arriving from Mineral Wells to stay with Mrs. J R Sims on East 27th Street. Their son and wife Rev and Mrs A N Brown Jr of Roncevert West Virginia joined Friday, along with another family member, for the weekend gathering in Bryan.
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A. N. Brown
Bryan
Kitsie Sims
Mineral Wells
J. R. Sims
East 27Th Street
A. N. Brown, Jr
Roncevert
W. Va
Bryan Summer School to Close July 10
Bryan summer school announces closing date Friday July 10. The current session reports unusually large attendance and satisfactory progress with S M Brown and the faculty overseeing the program.
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Bryan
Bryan Summer School
Ient S. M. Brown
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Harold F. Sehnurle
Maine Development Commission
Bernard E. Esters
Maine Press Association
R. C. Stitser
Humboldt Star
Winnemucca
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Will W. Loomis
la Grange
Ill
Clayton Rand
Gulfport
Miss
Gene Allman
National Publisher
Real Maine Guide
N. FB. A
D. & F. Hunting Club
F. E. Fuller
Tyler Lumberman
Nina Mae Moore
S. P. Moore
Edge
Albert Leighman
Tyler
Norman Anderson
College Presbyterian Church
Anderson
Edison English
Tom Taylor
College
Leighman
Velmer
Curo
Tilie
Sherwin-Williams
Carload
Tremont & Company
Deana
Ne Roman & Vick McCartney Pharmacy
Gean
Sue
East Texas
West Texas
Chamber of Commerce
Usly
Coe
Valley Mills
Coleman
Leonard—Centennial
ULY
Fort Worth
Catnaval Wits
Nordhemm
Atlanta
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