Ma Cinderella and the Mysterious Haskel Woman
Diane Carroll visits Pine Knob in the Ozarks to paint and meets Ann Haskel a formidable figure whose past husbands and a vanished son haunt the region. Uncle Jimmie Cartwright shares legends of moonshine and law, while Diane senses hidden power and secrets behind the big log house as she probes the backwoods world.
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Pine Knob
Ozarks
Jimmy” Cartwright
Ann Haskel
Diane Carrol
Diane
Jessica
Bill Carrol
Wilderness Club
Jimmy
Arendy
Iople
Uncle Es
Jimmie
Duone
Ann
Haskel Place
Uncle Jimmie
Jerusalem-on-high
Wal
Nance Jordan
Jerrry Todd
Jeff
Jerry Todd
Jeff Todd
John ‘Herbert
John Herbert Haskel
John Herbert War
John Herbert
Hit
Nance
Jodge Shannon
Ed Haskel
Todd
Haskel
Hiskels
Haskels
Oklahoma
Jerry
Snake Creek
Natchal
Hyear Neck of the Woods
Ahab
Shady Creek
Liyear
Hyear
Haskell Place
Judge Shannon
John
Herbert
Pappy Giles
Jimmie Cartwright
Pappy
Tuck
Ma Giles
Lonesome
Harold Bell Wright
Saunders Opens Realty and Insurance Agency in Bryan
Bryan resident H. A. Saunders launches a new realty and insurance agency with offices in the Astin Estate building. He will handle Bryan and Brazos County real estate sales and rentals and also represents old line life insurance. The venture has drawn good initial support from friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Saunders
H. A. Saunders
Bryan
Mr. Saunders
Astin Estate
Bryan and
Brazos County
Old Line Life Insurance
Park Elected Secretary of Texas Jewelers Group
Bryan jeweler Sankey Park was elected secretary of the Texas Retail Jewelers' Association by the board after returning from the annual convention. Park joined the directorate last year. Other officers include R. J. Slagle president Rex Smith vice president and R. D. Armstrong as vice president. Marcus Baerwald continues as treasurer. The association split from Louisiana Jewelers to form a Texas only group. A major gift show highlighted the event and Park reports optimism for the next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sankey Park
Bryan Jeweler
Texas Retail Jewelers’ Association
Park
R. J. Slagle
Houston
Rex Smith
Abilene
R. D. Armstrong
Waco
Marcus Baerwald
Dallas
Baerwald
Texas Jewelers
Louisiana
Texas and
Louisiana Retail Jewelers’ Association
Mr. Park
Baptist Young Woman's Auxiliary State Meeting Attended
A group of eight from College Avenue Baptist Church Bryan traveled to the Fort Worth Seminary Hill event for the state house party of the Baptist Young Woman's Auxiliary. Participants included Irene Thompson Emma Isbell Edith Jones Mary Helen Jones Ruth Griffin Mrs T C Lamb Mrs Guy Harris and John Barron Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.A
Y.W.A
College Avenue
Local Whiskey Cases Reversed by Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals reversed the Brazos county district court ruling in cases involving Luke Spadadene Charles Falco and John Ellis negro. Prosecution dismissed and prior two year terms for Spadaciene and Falco and one year for Ellis were overturned. Mandates received by district court clerk T F Cole on Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals
Brazos County
Luke Spadadene
Charles Falco
John Ellis
Spadaciene
Falco
Ellis
T. F. Cole
Bryan student wins high honor at S H S T C
Margaret Benson of Bryan is named among thirty outstanding students at Sam Houston State Teachers College in a Centennial Alcalde list. The honor follows a vote by six faculty members and six student representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Houston State Teachers College
Margaret Benson
Bryan
Judge Davis Attends Nephew's Wedding in Shire
Judge W. C. Davis traveled to Shire Saturday to join the ceremony of Philip Davis and Miss Florence MclIntyre of Houston at the Baptist church. Pauline Davis accompanied her father as the ceremony drew a small gathering of family and friends. The couple will reside in Huntsville where he directs the city's manual training in the school system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Davis
Shire
Philip Davis
D. C. Davis
Florence MclIntyre
Houston
Baptist Church
Pauline Davis
J L Sample Seen In Bryan From Temple
J L Sample was observed in Bryan today, departing Temple and traveling in the region. The sighting confirms movement between the two Texas cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Sample
Bryan
Temple
This Week In Texas History March Highlights 1801 1861
Phillip Nolan was killed on March 21 1801 after an attack by Spaniards. In 1836 Coleto Creek battle occurred as Colonel Fannin surrendered by 1920. 1848 Texas creates Santa Fe county before the Guadalupe Hidalgo treaty terms. In 1861 Texas amends its constitution replacing United States with Confederate States and officers take a new oath.
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Phillip Nolan
Colete
Fannin
Guadalupe-Hidalgo
United States
Texas
Santa Fe County
State of Texas
Texas State College For Women
CTA
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Mr. Haskel
Ed Waskel
Chapter
Texas Jewelers’ Group
Bryan Eagle
J. Alton York
Grimes and Brazos Counties
Buck) Thomas
Ralph W. Barry
A. S. Ware
George B. Butler
Guy Harree
Frank Worsham
Raymond P. Todd
J. A. Rychlik
Will Conrad
Fred A. Wehrman
Sam Salvaggio
R. Pat Patterson
J. M. Moore
Claude A. Buchanan
R. G
Buddy) Knowles
Jim G. Welch
Dave Jolly
Price
Palmer
Palmers
Palma Christi
Glory-O Permanent Wave
Patranella’s Sanitary Barber Shop
Austin
Davis
Aia Peery
Aeath
Bes Ae
Witterd
Mesmees Jenkins Drug
McCartney Pharmacy
Cameron Mutual Life Insurance Association
Bryan, Texas
Cameron Mutual Life Insurance Assn
Cameron
Braggo Patronello
Yours Very Truly, Frank Patronello
W. O. Triggs
Vernon Roberts
Penn Wolf
W. B. Smith
T. Sec
Citizens National Bank Building
Cameron, Texas
Clifton Steen
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