Broncos Begin Football Training With Repeat of 1936 Plans
Broncos start spring practice this week with over 40 players in early conditioning. Coach Jones and Bill Carmichael lead two weeks of drills as Line Coach Wilson oversees track work. Returning lettermen include Wallis Price Travis Nelson and Roby Foster. five squadmen are Bob Nbow Pete Adams David Benson Louis Ball and Johnny Ber. The team will play ten games in 1936 district action against Caldwell Brenham Conroe Thorne Waxahachie Waco and others, with half the six district games at home.
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Broncos
Ich Jones
Bill Carmichael
Wilson
Chees- Cook
H&we
King
Wallis
Bob Nbow
Pete Adams
Lile
David Benson
Louis Ball
Johnny Berbacks
Colts
Eason
Tcw
Als
Caldwell
Brenham
Disonville
Conroe
Thorne
Waxahachie
Waco
Cleburne
Temple
Ted
Bryan
Corsicana
Palamino Jne Leads Entries At A M College Show
Gina Fizz Palamino Jne, led by Dr. Marion M Brown Mexia, tops early entries for the fourteenth annual show to be sponsored April 16 by the Texas A and M military department. The event will feature fourteen classes with seven open to any horse and rider. Major Irvin says many prominent owners have filed entries and more are expected before post time.
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College Station
Gina Fizz
Marion M. Brown
Texas A
M. Cole
Brown
Texas
Ma W. R. Irvin
Tex- A
Fort Worth
Irvin
Mountslude
Dolly Marshall
Aumont
Amy Novich
H. Friedrich
San Antonio
R. P. Marsteller
G. W. Kance
Local Names list includes Orange and Temple residents
Residents named Orange Miss Mary Jane Allison Austin P A Childers Temple Miss Cleo George Dallas Ferdi nand Moore and Mark Womack Sherman appear in a local notice listing individuals connected to the case.
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Orange
Mary Jane Allison
Austin
P. A. Childers
Temple
Cleo George
Dallas
Ferdinand Moore
Mark Womack
Sherman
Supply of Cotton In U S March 1st Is 9 210 000 Bales
Total cotton supplies in the United States as of March 1 were 9 210 000 bales, per Dr A B Cox UT Bureau of Business Research. The net decline year over year in U S and European ports was 492 000 bales. Strong margins and demand suggest higher prices despite supply changes.
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Austin
Mar
United States
A. B. Cox
University of Texas Bureau of Business Research
European
Europe
Cox
New Orleans
Manchester
Liverpool
Bryan's Man Brother Buried at Rockdale
Funeral services were held Thursday at 3 o clock in Rockdale for Ray Touchstone brother of H L Touchstone of Bryan. Death followed about two weeks of pneumonia illness with attendees from Bryan including the Touchstone family and relatives such as J C Stabler Henry Weaver Allan Neal Lola Mae Melton Vasbinder Breazeale Terry C A Allen and Roy Wallever.
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Rockdale
Ray Touchstone
H. L. Touchstone
Bryan
J. C. Stabler
Henry Weaver
Allan Neal
Lola Mae Melton
D. D. Vasbinder
V. B. Breazeale
Grady Terry
C. A. Allen
Roy Wallever
Bryanite Ralph Ball Loses Three Fingers in Sawmill Accident
Ralph Ball, of Bryanite, lost three fingers of his left hand in a sawmill accident west of Bryan on Highway 21. He was treated at Wilkerson Memorial Clinic and then sent home on West 25th Street where he is recuperating.
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Bryan
Ralph Ball
West 25Th Street
Ball
Highway 21
Wilkerson Memorial Clinic
Spring Clean-up Week Aims at Bryan Negroes
The Bryan Brazos County Chamber sub committee for Fire Prevention and Public Health plans a meeting April 4 to 11 to mobilize negro teachers and preachers in Bryan to support Spring Clean-up Week. C. E. Griesser chairs the sub committee.
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Bryan and
Brazos County
Declamations Completed at Bowie County Interscholastic Meet
All ten divisions of the county interscholastic league declamation were completed at Bowie school. Winners include Stephen F. Austin Bryan and Kings Highway with three first places each, Travis Elementary taking two events, and Millican and Tabor claiming the remaining titles. Judges were W. B. Brazleale, Dr. W. H. Andrew, and Mrs. E. C. Cole. Fred Gage directed the meet at Kurten.
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Bowie
Stephen F. Austin
Bryan
King’s Highway
Travis Elementary
Millican and
Tabor
Rex Bush
W. S. Walker
Millican
Oran Moody
Reliance
Green Capes Lead S F A High Assembly Program
Weddington Green Capes with Bronco band clarinet quartet head Stephen F. Austin high school assembly under Theodor Mahler. The group in white dresses and green capes presented ensemble numbers a reading and a piano solo marking their first public appearance. Performers include Altos and Sopranos listed with the program and readings.
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Weddington Green Capes
Bronco
Stephen F. Austin High School
Theodor Mahler
Lorene Barnett
Ernie Barnett
Myrtle Ruth Franze
Lillian Johnson
Louise Neville
LaFrance Rose
Addie May Sledge
Doris Andrews
Betty Jean Alfonte
Juanita Branch
Marjorie Brewer
Virginia Bosque
Margaret Darrow
Peggy Dewey
Louise Dishman
Elouise Findley
Eleanor Franze
Hazel Fuschak
Jane Gibbons
Patricia Johnson
Suzanna Johnson
Geraldine Jones
Ann Kernodle
Juanita Krenek
Alice Langford
Dorothy McCleary
Marilyn Miller
Nelda Norwood
Bonnie Mary Neeley
Dorothy Pittman
Mary Alice Saunders
Merle Sikes
Callie Stabler
Alice Wilson
Rachel Wilson
Martha Jane Nunn
Margaret Winn
Josephine Palermo
Marjorie Harcus
Mamie Jane Solomon
Dorothy Gunter
Ethel Pearl Watson
Andalusia
June Cochran
Norman Stuart
Thomas Newton
Billy Davis
Leon County Wets Challenge Beer Election In Leon County
Wets in Leon County protested the beer sale vote after a 200 vote margin last Saturday and secured a temporary injunction from District Judge H F Kirby of Groesbeck to halt the election tally. The hearing is set for Monday at Centerville with Judge W C Davis planning to assign another district judge.
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Leon County
H. F. Kirby
Groesbeck
County Commissioners Court
Centerville
W. C. Davis
Max Rogers
Huntsville
Davis
Bryan Saturday Visitors and Travelers Mentioned
Social notes list Bryan area visitors and travelers including Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Presnal, C. R. L. Jones of Harvey, August Schmidt Ben Metzer Lester Newcomb and the Roths from Kurten, and Mrs. C. B. Giesecke with daughter Sue. Also present are Miss Ann Bentley from Austin with Miss Beatrice King, Davis Grant of Houston, and others visiting or returning from trips to Dallas Houston Gainesville and Wellborn.
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C. R. Presnal
Bryan
C. R. L. Jones
Harvey
Kurten
August Schmidt
Ben Metzer
Lester Newcomb
Joe Roth
C. B. Giesecke
Sue
San Antonio
R. B. Grant
Mavis Brogdon
R. L. Brogdon
Ann Bentley
Austin
C. V. Terrell
M. R. Bentley
Beatrice King
Attorney General's Department
Davis Grant
Houston
Orlene Anderson
Juanita Cortez
Katherine Walling
Gainesville
Rosemary Knobel
Bill Dawley
Joe Basso
Elmer Elliott
Dallas
C. T. Pollock
Mumford
I. M. Bond
C. S. Royder
Robert Carroll
Rock Prairie
Mrs. C. C. Wade
Wellborn
Revival Meeting Set at College Avenue Baptist Church
Beginning April 18 the College Avenue Baptist church will hold a two week revival led by Rev. C E Hereford of Lubbock and Rev. W B Breazeale pastor. Lake Pylant of Austin will direct music. Services will be in the church at College Avenue and Twenty Fifth Street with space arrangements to accommodate all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Pylant
University Baptist Church of Austin
First Baptist Church
Miami
Florida
College Avenue Baptist Church
W. B. Breazeale
C. E. Hereford
First Baptist Church of
Austin
University Baptist Church
Pylant
Forida
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
College Avenue
Twenty Fifth Street
Faculty Dancing Club Officers Named for April 7
The Faculty Dancing Club will hold its regular dance on Wednesday evening April 7 at the A. & M. Mess Hall with music by the Aggieland orchestra. This event also marks the nomination of officers for the next year.
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A. & M. Mess Hall
Aggieland Orchestra
Black Cardboard Available at Eagle Printing Co
The Eagle Printing Co advertises black cardboard material available for purchase. Contact details not provided in the fragment.
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Eagle Printing Co
Funeral of 8 P man held at Milano
John Brennan age 52 died of a heart attack in San Antonio. Funeral in Milano conducted by Father A Apel of Cameron. Interment in Milano cemetery. Survived by mother three brothers and three sisters. Funeral also noted as Mrs Haas club bridge luncheon with spring Easter decor and Dutch luncheon.
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Milano Hearne
Milano
John Brennan
San Antonio
Brennan
Hearne
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
A. Apel
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Cameron
W. H. Vick
Paul Jones
W. D. Smith
E. R. Knolle
L. E. Dunavant
M. V. Carson, Jr
Ben Fieseler
Texas A and M Students Visit Natchez Gardens
Mrs J G Philen and Mrs H H Pressley returned from Natchez Miss after attending the National Azalea Show with thirteen Texas A and M College students led by Wesley McKennie majoring in landscape gardening The group also toured private gardens in Natchez and in New Orleans La.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
Mar
J. G. Philen
H. H. Pressley
Natchez
Miss
Texas A. & M. College
Wesley McKennie
New Orleans
Ladies Missionary Tacky Party Ends Attendance Contest
In Hearne on March 25 the Methodist Missionary Society wrapped up its attendance contest with the losing side hosting a Tacky Party at Mrs. J. E. Stephens home. The rooms glowed with spring blooms as members wore humorous costumes and played forty two games. Pusich chilled from a large enamel pan labeled with an old fashioned dipper. Gingerbread and cookies accompanied drinks as twenty seven members joined the fun.
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Hearne
Mar
The
Methodist Missionary Society
J. E. Stephens
Stephens
Hearne Highway Committee Maps Year’s Road Plan
Hearne Chamber of Commerce highway committee outlines this year’s program led by President J G Philen. Focus areas include improvements to highways and lateral roads with an appointment set with state highway engineers in Austin next week. Members include O H McCollum F G Blake Roy L Moss W A Wilkerson and Fred Fan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
Hearne Chamber of Commerce
J. G. Philen
Austin
O. H. McCollum
F. G. Blake
Roy L. Moss
W. A. Wilkerson
Fred Fanning
Winterset reviewed for Hearne Shakespeare Club
Miss Patricia Bookman of Fort Worth presented a review of Andersen's Winterset to the Hearne Shakespeare Club at the First Baptist church Educational Building. The program included musical interludes by Miss Wood and others, with guests and organizers noted and Easter-inspired decor described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
Hearne Shakespeare Club
Patricia Bookman
Fort Worth
Andersen
First Baptist Church
H. D. Beaumont
H. H. Pressley
Collier
H. A. Ely
E. Y. Ely
E. H. Heartfield
Roy L. Moss
Sam Welch
Robert McKay
Navasota
Henry Harris
Bryan
Frances Waltman
Austin
R. Stephens
Dallas
Kathryn Bishop
Bremond
Lampasas Woman Dies After Highway 43 Head-On Crash
News from Hearne reports Mrs. J. R. Holder of Lampasas died in Cameron hospital Wednesday morning from injuries suffered in a head-on collision on Highway 43 with a McLean Wholesale Grocery truck. Her husband, Mr. Holder, was treated for minor injuries.
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Hearne
J. R. Holder
Lampasas
Gause Highway
Cameron Hospital
Hearne School Board Plans New Gym Facility
Hearne Texas February 26 The Hearne school board selects its athletic committee R E Cornforth H H Hetzler and Fred L Wood to study financing a gymnasium. A chamber of commerce panel F G Blake W S Hoyt Jr and O H McCollum will assist with planning and funding. Architect D J Driscol from Driscol and Groos of Austin will refine plans for future submission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
Mex
R. E. Cornforth
H. H. Hetzler
Fred L. Wood
Chamber of Commerce
D. J. Driscol
Driscol
F. G. Blake
W. S. Hoyt, Jr
O. H. McCollum
S. J. Alexander
E. L. Williams
H. V. Martin
J. C. Waltman
L. D. Williams
Louis Cochran
J. C. Rogers
Seven filling station operators fined for kerosene in gasoline
In Robertson county seven filling station operators were arrested for violating motor fuel laws. Each faced a $35 fine after tests showed kerosene mixed with advertised first grade gasoline. Arrests occurred five in Calvert, one in Hearne, and one in Brazos Bottom.
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Hearne
Mar
Robertson County
State Comptroller’s Department
Calvert
Brazos
Hearne Eagles to Run at San Jacinto Relays in Houston
Hearne Eagles track team, current Robertson County Interscholastic League champions, will compete at the San Jacinto Relays in Houston on March 27 on the Rice Institute track. Team members making the trip include Wilson Brock Demetre Palmos Billy Fleetwood Ira Edmonds Howard Edmonds Todd Beasley Burdette Hetaler Jerold Summerlin Soupy Reagan and Pistol Stubbs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
Hearne Eagles
Robertson County
San Jacinto
Houston
Rice Institute
Wilson Brock
Demetre Palmos
Billy Fleetwood
Ira Edmonds
Howard Edmonds
Todd
Beasley
Burdette Hetaler
Jerold Summerlin
Soupy
Reagan
County meeting in Franklin on March 28 speakers announced
The court house in Franklin will host a meeting Saturday March 28 at 2 pm. Miss Zetha Melinnis district home demonstration agent and Miss Onah Jacks state agent will speak. Sponsors and Robertson county club members are invited. Jacks will discuss 4-H Club work.
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Court House
Franklin
Zetha MelInnis
Onah Jacks
Robertson County
Miss Jacks
New Gravel Pit Opens Near Hearne Under Local Management
J. W. Harrington of Hearne begins operations at a new gravel pit five miles south of Hearne near Sutton. The facility secures a contract to supply ten cars of ballast daily for the Southern Pacific Railroad Company for several months, employing local labor. Ballast will be laid between Hearne and Houston to rebuild the road bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
J. W. Harrington
Sutton
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Houston
Auto Accessory Thieves Busy in Hearne
Three wheels and tires were stolen from H. A. Ely's garage on Friday night. A Chevrolet pickup lost two wheels and a Ford pickup one. An entry to R. E. Cornforth garage yielded nothing. L. S. Brown reported thieves frightened away from his car near Mrs. J. W. Waltman’s home. Footprints suggest a woman may have been involved.
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Hearne
Mar
H. A. Ely
R. E. Cornforth
L. S. Brown
J. W. Waltman
Ely
Keen Competition In Interscholastic Tennis Meet
The Robertson county Interscholastic League meet in Calvert saw Franklin high school Lions win six of 12 first places. Senior girls singles winner Janita Melton of Franklin defeated Mary Dell Wood of Hearne 6-3 6-2 6-3. Hearne won senior singles and doubles titles, Franklin and Calvert also claimed wins. Hedrick led Franklin with junior high boys singles first place, and Franklin took three of four ward school matches.
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Hearne
Mar
Franklin High School Lions
Robertson County
Franklin
Calvert
Hedrick
Hearne High Athlete Works With Longhorns
Hearne Texas March 29 Robert Cotton Evans former Hearne high school football star is training daily with the University of Texas Longhorns baseball team He seeks an outfield spot and with speed and hitting ability should become a regular before season end Evans also has a strong throwing arm He played semi pro baseball the past two seasons and starred in the 1935 Waco News Tribune cup race
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
Robert “Cotton” Evans
University of Texas Longhorn
Longhorns
Evans
Eagles take two thirds at San Jacinto Relays in Houston
Quearne Eagles track team under J. C. Rogers claim two third places at the San Jacinto Relays held Saturday at Rice Institute field in Houston. Duke Beasley finished third in the discus and the 880 yard relay squad of Pistol Stubbs Billy Fleetwood Burdette Hetzler and Wilson Brock also earned a third.
Epworth League Elects Officers in Hearne
The Inter mediate Epworth League of the Methodist church in Hearne elected officers for the next quarter. President Byron Record. vice president Paul Palmos. secretary Geraldine Stanfield. song leader Margaret Lee Howard. program leader George Palmos Jr.. reporter Evelyn Melton.
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Hearne
Mar
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Byron Record
Paul Palmos
Geraldine Stanfield
Margaret Lee Howard
George Palmos, Jr
Evelyn Melton
Easter visitors greet Hearne in-town week
Out of town visitors for Easter in Hearne include T. B. Brashear Jr. of Austin, J. J. Hall Sr. and M. Gray of Houston, Ike Hall of Baytown, J. S. Wilson Jr. of Austin, G. D. Martin Jr. of Houston, Kathryn Driver of Mary Hardin-Baylor, Charles L. New of Brady, Dr. and Mrs. Edgar Boelsche of Brownwood, Bill Palmes of Texas University, Margery Beaumont of Round Rock, R. Stephens of Dallas, Charles Karney Jr. of SMU, Martha Alice Gray of Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
T. B. Brashear, Jr
Austin
J. J. Hall
Mamie Gray
Houston
Ike Hall
Baytown
J. S. Wilson, Jr
G. D. Martin, Jr
Kathryn Driver
Mary Hardin-Baylor
Charles L. New
Brady
Edgar Boelsche
University Figures Help Texas Area Court Records
University, Richard Ballinger and Mavis Alexander, University of Texas, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Robbins and Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Brennan of Taylor, Miss Thelma Oliver of Houston, Mrs. Frances Waltman of Austin, Ballinger Bryan of A. and M., Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Bullock of College Station, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Mathis of Bryan, and Miss Ruth Fleetwood of California, Denton.
Navasota Survey Establishes Hearne Headquarters
In Hearne Mar 30 engineers map 300 plus square miles of the Navasota river area for the Brazos River Reclamation District flood control project. L M Baughn leads surveying crews with aerial views by Austin Aerial Photograph Co. The Navasota dam would be 1430 feet long, one of four Brazos dams slated for deferred construction per the National Resources Board report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
Mar
Navasota River
Brazos River
L. M. Baughn
Navasota Reservoir
Austin Aerial Photograph Company
Navasota Dam
Brazos
National Resources Board
Baughn
Hearne Chamber of Commerce
Flood light system to rise in Hearne yards
Work will begin this week on the installation of a flood lighting system in the Hearne yards of the Southern Pacific Railroad Co. One hundred foot poles will be placed at both ends of the switching yards and each pole will carry four fixtures using 1 000 watt lamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
Mac
Southern Pacific Railroad Co
Missionary Society Meets for Study at Hearne Church
Mrs O H McCollum hosted the Women s Missionary Society of the Methodist church in Hearne for an afternoon study on Out of Africa led by Mrs E Y Ely with assistants Mrs J W Horlock Mrs T Walter Moore and Mrs F W C Karney. Devotional was by Mrs R P Henderson and prayer by Mrs T P Griffin. The next meeting is at the church on April 5.
Episcopal Youth to Convene at Temple Hearne
Young people from St. Phillip's Episcopal church Hearne invited to attend the Young People's Convocation in Temple on April 10. Diocese churches expect a large attendance with a program of study and entertainment planned by Rev. Dobbins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal
Temple Hearne
St. Phillip’s Episcopal Church of
Hearne
Temple
Dobbins
Temple Episcopal Church
H. N. Tinker
Providence
R. L
Tinker
Calvert
St. Phillip’s Episcopal Church
Epiphany Churen
Local Social Notes Out of Marlin and Houston Visits
Mrs. R. L. Green returns home after visiting Marlin guesting with Mr. and Mrs. Euell Rogers. Mrs. R. W. Marshall and Mrs. Fred A. Klapper visit Houston this week with hosts Mr. and Mrs. Brady Cole and Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Easterwood. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Brady on March 27 and well wishes flow to the Brady home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
Mar
R. L. Green
Marlin
Euell Rogers
R. W. Marshall
Fred A. Klapper
Houston
Mrs. Marshall
Brady Cole
Klapper
F. W. Easterwood
E. M. Brady
Brady
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