Hearne All Stars Dominate Franklin With 33 Run Victory
Hearne took the lead in the first inning and surged ahead, scoring 15 runs in the sixth. Stanfield Hill McNeel and Clark led Hearne in both hitting and defense, while Davis Mitchell and Galloway starred for Franklin. Final score Hearne 33 Franklin 9. Batteries: Hearne Douglas Bussa Evans Franklin Mitchell McLeroy. Officials: Creed Barnes Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
All Stars
Hearne
Will
Stanfield
Hill
McNeel
Clark
Davis
Mitchell
Galloway
Franklin
R. Hearne
Douglas
Bussa
Evans
McLeroy
Creed, Barnes and Allen
Hearne Plans Big Bargain Trades Day Each Month
Hearne merchants discuss a Bargain Trades Day on the first Monday of each month with prizes merchandise band concerts rodeos auctions and shows to stimulate local trade and entertain citizens. Former Hearne man Clayton C. Blackmon marries Frances Emma Marsh of Aransas Pass in Rockdale with Rev. H E Crane officiating. couple to reside in Aransas Pass where Blackmon works for an oil company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
Aransas Pass
Clayton C. Blackmon
Jas. W. Blackmon
Frances Emma Marsh
Rockdale
H. E. Crane
First Christian Church
Blackmon
Three Men Arrested in Saddle Theft at Brady Dairy
Three white men named Charles Weirieb Tifis Flynn and Robert Foster were arrested in Calvert Monday on theft charges for stealing a saddle from the R. M. Brady dairy. The saddle was taken Sunday night and the suspects say they run a junk business out of Houston. The prisoners were handed to county authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
Charles Weirieb
Tifis Flynn
Robert Foster
Calvert
R. M. Brady
Houston
Velora Griffin Circle Meets for Luke Seventeenth Study
The Velora Griffin Circle of the Baptist Missionary Society met with Mrs. Max Dots for a Luke chapter seventeen study led by Miss Carrie Horstrasser. Afterward punch and cake were served to members and guests listed, including J. P. Broughton and Mary Welch among others. Lois Glass Circle was hosted by Mrs. H. A. Ely with Mrs. W. L. Oliver leading the lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
Velora Griffin
The
Baptist Missionary Society
Max Dots
Luke
Carrie Hostrasser
Mesdames
J. P. Broughton
Mary Welch
H. A. Young
Mamie Ballinger
G. D. Martin
C. K. Stetler
George Williams
J. A. Carson
M. M. McNeel
R. H. Whitaker
L. Scarborough
Lois Glass Circle
H. A. Ely
W. L. Oliver
the Lesson
Dinner Service At Keyville Assembly Notables
A salad plate with iced tea was served to guests including Mesdame, W. C. Philips, J. E. Rogers, H. C. Nash, J. G. Ely, and Miss Margaret New. The list highlights attendees at the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdame
W. C. Philips
J. E. Rogers
H. C. Nash
J. G. Ely
Margaret New
Baptist Delegation Heads to Palacios Camp
Twenty five Baptist church and Sunday School members with Rev and Mrs O G Barrow left Monday for Palacios to spend several days at the Baptist En campment. The trip aims to be pleasurable and profitable with attendance at training classes.
Local social notes from Hearne and area visitors
Mrs. Bob Patton leaves for Houston with her parents the Druckhammers of Brenham. R. E. Cornforth tours Waco with niece Dorothy Cornforth of Taylor. Families visit Corpus Christi Monterrey and Galveston. Rotary Club officials Harper and Creed attend Dallas meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
Bob Patton
Houston
H. Druckhammer
Brenham
R. E. Cornforth
Dorothy Cornforth
Taylor
Waco
B. W. Harper
J. B. Creed
Rotary Club
Rotary
Dallas
Funeral Service Held Sunday For Hearne Woman
Funeral services for Mrs. Lou Crutchfield 86 were held in Franklin after she died Saturday at her son C D Crutchfield in Hearne. She is survived by two sons a brother and eight grandchildren. The service was by Rev O G Barrow and arranged by Peterson Undertaking Co. pallbearers included David and Julius Mathis and Robert Crutchfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
Franklin
Lou Crutchfield
C. D. Crutchfield
O. G. Barrow
First Baptist Church of
Peterson Undertaking Company of
David and Julius Mathis
Robert Crutchfield
Butler Receives 10 Hour Contempt Sentence in Waco
State Representative George B. Butler of Bryan was held in contempt and given a 10 hour jail term by Judge D. W. Bartlett for alleged involvement in seeking a trial continuance in the Roy Curry murder case. Butler served the sentence Friday night, with officials exploring writ options in Austin before the term ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
George B. Butler
Bryan
D. W. Bartlett
Fifty-fourth District Court
Butler
Bartlett
F. L. Henderson
Mr. Henderson
Austin
W. C. Davis
W. R. Allen
F. L. Hawkins
Court of Criminal Appeals
Roy Curry
James Malcolm Stewart
Jim Guthrie
Fred Hagstley
Curry
Guthrie
Hartley
Carlton Smith
Brazos
Robertson Counties
Edgar Witt
William Allen
Brazes County
Raglin Jones
Judge cites sharp practice and fines Butler for contempt
Judge Bartlett finds Butler in contempt and sentences him to 10 hours in the county jail. He warns lawyers and legislators owe duty to the courts and the people, noting the case appears to involve sharp legal practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlett
Butler
Man Drowns in Blood Breakdown Acute Pulmonary Edema
Kansas City July 5 A 22 year old man Fred Green lay in a hospital bed as a rare illness caused his blood to break down into water. Doctors drained excess fluid from his lungs and monitored his breathing while hoping the condition would subside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Fred Green
Green
German economist tours Texas on agricultural policy impact
The German economist praised the AAA as a good emergency measure but warned about preventing export losses. He emphasized cotton exports from Texas and noted his extended stay in the state. He holds a master's from the University of Illinois and teaches at Bonn while farming estates. He was joined by M. S. Fraze and Dabney Sims of the Texas State Department of Agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AAA
Texas
University of Illinois
University of Bonn
Germany
Rhine
Europe
Bryan
College Station
M. S. Fraze
Dabney Sims
Texas State Department of Agriculture
Division Hiway expands with new offices and shops
The division adds a general office on the second floor with C C Todd Jr resident engineer and Maurice Young. Three new work buildings finish a maintenance garage and storage area while Bryan headquarters holds about 25000 dollars worth of parts. The old building becomes a machine shop and vehicle repair space. Grounds are being improved with summer flowers Bermudagrass and an irrigated two acre lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Todd, Jr
Maurice Young
Todd
Brazos County
Bryan
Attractive New Division Headquarters Draw Attention
Division engineers and department employees praise the new headquarters layout as one of the state’s most attractive. A formal opening will be arranged soon with department and state officials in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ting
Department
Rules for Employing Relief Clients in Texas
In Austin on July 16 the Texas Relief Commission outlined that Works Progress Administration work benefits require certification of eligibility and registration with the U S Employment Service. The social service department will certify employables and set family priority. CCC enrollment does not bar others in the same family from works projects. Certification does not remove the client from relief unless the first paycheck ends relief. transient cases require two weeks' registration, with no certifications for those registering after July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Works Progress Administration
U. S. Employment Service
Texas Relief Commission
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Washington
Social Service Department
Civilian Conservation Corps
Bryan couple announce marriage in Bryan May 1935
Mr and Mrs H R West of Bryan announce the marriage of their son Merriman C Bass to Miss Mamie Lee Hearne of Kurten on May 8 1935 in Bryan with Dr L B Elrod pastor of the First Methodist Church officiating. They will reside at Edge Apartments in Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benbow-Merchant
Hearne
Euline Merchant
C. C. Merchant
Evans Benbow
Bryan
Georgetown
Benbow
Bryan Hearne
Myrtle Suggs
Lulu Suggs
John R. Smith
W. A. Smith
Killeen
H. R. West
Merriman C. Bass
Mamie Lee Hearne
Kurten
L. B. Elrod
First Methodist Church
Bryan Boys to Teach and Coach Next Year
Two Bryan graduates of A and M College will teach vocational agriculture and coach next year. Vergne Andrews will be head coach and vocational agriculture teacher at Iola. Jeremiah Peck Merka will teach the same course and serve as assistant coach at Rogers in Bell county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
A. & M. College
Vergne Andrews
Iola
Jeremiah “Peck” Merka
Rogers
Bell County
Rural Aid Agency May Be Moved To College Station
Bassett Orr and C. M. Evans discussed relocating the Rural Aid Agency headquarters from Austin to College Station with Texas A and M College President T. O. Walton and Extension Service Director H. H. Williamson. If approved, the move would take about six weeks and shift about 150 families to Bryan and College Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Rexford Tugwell
Rehabilitation Agency
National Emergency Relief Administration
J. E. Stanford
Extension Service
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
Bryan and Brazos County
Watermelon Feast At Free Will Baptist Sunday School
A large crowd attended a watermelon feast Friday evening at Sue Haswell Memorial Park hosted by the Free Will Baptist Sunday school. T. A. Cloud served as committee chairman overseeing the entertainment for all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Will Baptist
Sue Haswell Memorial Park
T. A. Cloud
Weekend Travels And Visits In Bryan Community
Local notes detail residents planning trips and guests visiting Bryan. W A Middleton Jr heads to Albuquerque with his father for a California vacation including San Diego Exposition and Carlsbad Cavern. Others travel to Chicago, Houston, Galveston, and Jacksonville while relatives host visitors from Waco Arlington Lubbock and Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Middleton, Jr
Albuquerque
Gallup
New Mexico
W. A. Middleton
Pary
California
San Diego Exposition
Carlsbad
W. A
Caldwell
B. T. Poole
W. I. McCulloch
Pauline McCulloch
Mr. Dansby
Chicago
Ill
McCulloch
MecCulloch-Dansby Furniture Company
W. H. Andrew
First Baptist Church of
Bryan
Baptist Church
Lott
Falls County
Philena Darrow
W. H. Darrow
Elizabeth Perry
Waco
Irene Christian
Mildred Eudaly
Mary Beth Morris
Houston
M. P. Holleman
Fred Hale
College
Florence Marie Hale
Lubbock
Roxie Thomas
Arlington
College Station
Miss Thomas
Will Metzer
M. B. Easters
Lawrence Komer
Kurten
J. H. McCallum
William Hudspeth
Tabor
Fletcher Poole
Millican
John Lloyd
John Newcomb
Reliance
H. C
Barbara of Kurten
Galveston
Walter J. Coulter
Beryl Wharton
Fort Collins
Colo
Arthur E., Jr
Forrest Jones
Mary Lou
Johnny Mae Wiley
J. W. Wiley
H. L. Durham
Maryland
Carolinas
Washington
DD. C
J. B. Atkinson
Georgetown
Atkinson
Jackie
Virginia Evans
Mary Cowart
Austin
J. J. Krenek
Los Angeles
Calif
Frank Stasney
Suffered Beyond Words
Letters praise Gordon's compound from across the country. Consumers recount relief from gas bloating and heartburn and endorse Gordon's with testimonials from New Orleans and St. Louis. Campaign highlights include money back on first bottle if not satisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
New Orleans
Ella Brown
Jackson Ave
Gordon's
Alex Leinker
St. Louis
Dent
Persia
McCartney Pharmacy
Gainesville Community Circus at Farmers Short Course
Gainesville Community Circus, a 150 member nonprofessional troupe from Gainesville Texas, will perform a full three ring show with 100 acts at Kyle Field Stadium on Monday July 29 as part of the annual Farmers Short Course. The act features Jerry Murrell and 12 year old Jimmie Scruggs along with local citizens serving as performers, bringing a unique community entertainment to College Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Pet Nual Farmers
Gainesville
Kyle Field Stadium
North Texas
Universal News
American
New York
Jerry Murrell
Milliner
Sun D
Jimmie Scruggs
Frank Morris Jr
B. F. Mitchell
J. Norman McArdle
First Methodist Choir
Rop P. Wilson
Southwest
Austin
Dallas
Fort Worth
Ardmore
Sulphur
Charter Night For Madisonville Lions Club Held
Madisonville Lions Club held its Charter Night at the Baptist church Thursday evening. District Governor Harry C. Copenhaver presented the charter which Dr. Jas A. McKay accepted. Attendees included Gordon Stover I Maniloff and Mr Mrs R C Franks from Bryan Lions, and Walter Humphries editor Temple Telegram governor of District 2X.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Stover
I. Maniloff
R. C. Franks
Bryan Lions Club
Madisonville
Bryan Tourists Return From Trip Thru West
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Newton and son Thomas Ralph Newton return to Bryan after a two week vacation. They visited Colorado Springs and Denver and other western spots, endured two snow storms, and noted the Texas heat on arrival. They stopped to see relatives in Amarillo Wichita Falls and Big Spring and heard Rev. R. E. Day at Big Spring First Baptist. Day sent friendly messages to Bryan residents and praised Bryan folk as the best people on earth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Newton
Thomas Ralph Newton
Bryan
Colorado Springs
Denver
Colorado
United States
Northwest
Texas
Mrs. Newton
Amarillo
Wichita Falls
Big Spring
R. E. Day
First Baptist
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Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Latter Day Saints Church
Budd
Independence
Z. Z. Renfroe
Davidson
Okla
Martha McKennie
Miss McKennie
M. H. Baughn
Citizens Training Camp
Fort Sam Houston
Bay City
B. W. Brashear
Ward McNabb
Palacios
Collins
Doris
Arthur
M. M. Kirk
Corpus Christi
Monterrey
Pete Griffin
Ennis
M. ©. Duggan
Henry Boswell
Carey Woodall, Sr
Carey Woodall, Jr
Baileyville
Harry Geay
W. ©. Cadle
Estelle Cadle
Gene Pippin
Groesbeck
Marie Slagle
Seton Hospital
Mrs
E. E. Slagle
P. B. Hall
Pat Burney
Mable
Jakie Silverman
Hearne All Stars
Franklin Hearne
McLennan
Hiway
F. W. Baptists
McCartney
Denison
Sherman
Ton
Bonham
McKinney
Madisonville Lions Club
the Eagle
Valspar
Windsor
Tyler Haswell Bryan
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