Business Houses Change In Hearne This Week
Changes in management and staff occur in three Hearne firms this week. Chas L New will manage the Magnolia station on Market Street with George Dunn Herman Henry and Jack Burney as attendants. Moss and Wilson will open a new grocery in the Cohen building formerly the Friendly Store branch of Border State Grocery Co. of Rockdale. A S Johnson now runs the Post Office cafe and Kenner rooming and boarding house. Roger's Cafe at Sinclair Co station undergoes major repairs and extensions to add accommodations.
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Wilson
A. S Johnson
Post Office Cafe
Roger
Prohibition Lecture Planned by Flying Squadron Leader
Miss Norma C. Brown, vice president of The Flying Squadron Foundation, will deliver a prohibition lecture at the First Baptist Church on March 18 at 7 30 p m.
Vinson Tracks Japan Textile Growth and Trade Ties
Mr. Vinson analyzed Japan s rapid cotton textile expansion, its financing and management practices, and the close mill merchant integration. He noted Japan s effort to promote cotton production abroad and a growing China tie up aided by loans and advisors.
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United States
Japan
Vinson
Japanese Cotton Spinners’ Association
Mr. Vinson
Great Britain
Britain
Islands
South America
Korea
Manchuria
China
Shantung
Hearne Pioneer Critically Ill As Public Invites
From Hearne March 5 report Willie Brady, a pioneer citizen, is critically ill at his nephew E. M. Brady’s home at Valley Junction. Another item notes J. O. Driver recovering from surgery at St. David’s Hospital in Austin and returning home. No admission charge announced.
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Hearne
J. O. Driver
St. David's Hospital
Austin
Willie Brady
E. M. Brady
Valley Junction
Eggleston in critical condition after heart attack
Hearne March 5 Mrs. J. B. Eggleston remains in critical condition as doctors report her heart attack status unchanged.
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Hearne
J. B. Eggleston
Hi School Representatives Chosen for League Events
Stephan F. Austin high school Bryan selects Interscholastic League contestants with essay and track tennis to be named later. Declamation eliminations were held Monday. Chosen: Maurice Searcy Edwin Nedbalek Mallie Tatman Robert Cole Nelson. One act play Light cast includes Willis Barker Bill Antone Myrtle Lee Harrison Judy Dr. David Brooks Bob Harding Johnson and Mrs. O Conner.
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Stephan F. Austin High School of
Bryan
Pete Jones
Sam Crenshaw
Maurice Searcy
Edwin Nedbalek
Health Standards Higher in Brazos and Fellow CC Work
The Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce Public Health committee led a year long effort to raise health standards across Bryan and Brazos County. Clinics served 2 159 people and 914 homes gained maternity and preschool health outreach. Hospital care reached 16 people, enabling crippled children to walk, while a 1934 Health Trophy honored the program and a planned county wide malarial survey aims to reduce malaria.
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Bryan and
Brazos County
Bryan and Brazos County
Texas Tuberculosis Association
Texas Interracial Commission
County Health Board
State Medical Board
Chamber of Commerce
Revels of Melodrama and Career Contest at North Dallas High
The program blends dramatic scenes with public speaking and contests. Students perform extemporaneous speaking on NRA AAA TWA and PWA topics. Debating teams include Ruth Weddington and Marjorie Miller, last weekend winning a state practice tournament. The event features a typing team and spelling team with sponsors and teachers guiding the contests.
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Ruth Neeley
Bryan
Hazel Dawn Nunn
Alfred Schulman
N.R.A
A.A.A
T.W.A
P.W.A
Ruth Weddington
Marjorie Earle Miller
Walter Lee Porter
Ernest Sample
North Dallas
Myrtle Peyton
Imogene Nash
Dorothy Hosteter
Emogene Ballerstedt
Hazel Miller
Ruth Rucker
Clara Calhoun
Winnie Mae Carter
Harvey Home Demonstration Club Open House Planned
Harvey Home Demonstration club members met at the Harvey school to plan an open house at the College camp grounds on March 30. They aim to feature music from the A and M College band and choral club and serve five dozen chicken sandwiches. Attendees included Mesdames N C Cole W C Raines W M Arrington Aubrey Jones and Sam B Pate with Alma Metcalfe Brazos home demonstration agent giving a talk on foundation patterns and materials.
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Harvey Home
Harvey School
Rural Work Center
College Camp Grounds
A. & M. College
Harvey Club
Community Work Center
College
Mesdames N. C. Cole
W. C. Raines
W. M. Arrington
Aubrey Jones
Sam B. Pate
Alma Metcalfe
Brazos
Mesdames
Kennamer Begins His 25 Year Prison Term
Phil Kennamer, son of federal Judge Franklin E. Kennamer, reported to Oklahoma State Prison to serve a 25 year sentence for the Thanksgiving slaying of John F. Gorrell Jr. He posed smiling for photographers at the gates as the doors shut behind him. Vegetables For March lists crops and finds for home gardens, with Extension Bulletin B-70 available free. 4-H enrollment closes soon with encouragement for club work. Houston Stock Show praised for boosting South Texas livestock markets. Cotton program meetings led by A&M College officials conclude countywide sessions. Riggsville home yard demonstrates native shrubs for landscaping. Evaporated Milk Uses is a March 11 Brazos county demonstration at Stephen F. Austin High School.
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M’alester
Okla
Phil Kennamer
Franklin E. Kennamer
John F. Gorrell
Kennamer
Millicent Atkins
Brazos County
Stephen F. Austin High School
Gardening in Monday rain and Smetana games highlight local day
The community enjoyed garden work in light rain and a multi-sport event with Smetana school on Friday. Smetana’s junior girls won baseball while our junior boys and volley ball teams won their games. Several local residents and students attended the Fat Stock show in Houston.
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Smetana School
Smetana
Bill Siptak
Brownwood
Joe Hyl
Julia
Robert Worthington
Caldwell High School
Houston
Bill Drgac
Irvin Worthington
George Lightsey
A. & M. College
A. G. Everett
W. D. Rigby
Palestine
Farmers of America
Frank Sefcik
August Norvak
Leroy Lunsford
Chancy Moore
Sam Mallazo
Fred Rosenkranz
Office closed Saturday for Poultry School in Brenham
I cannot fit any patterns in my office on Saturday March 9 as I plan to attend the Poultry School in Brenham on that date.
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Brenham
Funeral Services For Mrs Woiten Held Thursday
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Woiton aged 90 mother of Sim Woiton were held Thursday at the Sim Woiton home on Fin Feather road then at St Josephs Catholic church. Rt Rev J B Gleissner presided. Interment was in Mt Calvary cemetery. She died Tuesday of burns suffered when her clothing caught fire while warming by the fire. She came to America from Austria at age 20 and had lived in Brazos county for 50 years. Survived by six daughters and one son Sim Woiton. Out-of-town mourners included relatives from Fort Worth Austin Bremond and Houston.
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Mary Woiton
Sim Woiton
Fin- Feather Road
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
J. B. Gleissner
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Eagle Printing Company Rails On Cardboard Stock
A rail stock of cardboard is stocked by Eagle Printing Company to meet ongoing demand. The note highlights supply readiness and continued availability for printing needs.
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Ail Call Eagle Printing Company
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Hearne News
CC Work
O. L. Moore
Cecil Kelley
W. D. Miller
A. J. Carroll
Thurston Mooney
Dollie Means
O. L. Andrews
I. N. Kelley
N. C. Cole
E. A. Peters
Mrs. Alma Metcalfe
College Camp
Brazos County Boys and Girls Club Department
J. F. Rosborough
Detroit
Charleston
South
Texas
Messrs. E. R. Alexander
J. C. Dykes
Henry Ross
Sheffield
Riggsville
First National Bank
John Jaworski
Fort Worth
Rosie Krolczyk
Anna Kopecky
Geneva Kosh
Louise Bartula
Christene
Jinnie
J. J. Harley
Mary Jane
Henry Jaworski
Helen
Leroy Wren
Louis
Bartula
Bremond
Clem Boshinski
Johnnie Woiton
Taylor
Delia Kutchin
S. Powell
Lavender Beauty Shop
Adams Insurance Agency
K. Wolen
Iums
K. Wolens
Momme All Silk
Pongee
New York
New
Just
Matalasse
Percales
Kwoenss
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