Hearne Tops Livingston in Class B Clash
Hearne Hi Eagles beat Livingston 37 to 6 on Friday night to emerge as a top Class B contender in East Texas. Stars Underwood Palmes led with three touchdowns, supported by Hetzler Beasley Shine Pack and Hughes. stout line play from Blackstone Stubbs Summerlin Brock helped seal the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
Louis Cochran
Hearne Hi Eagles
Livingston Lions
Livingston
East Texas
Ivingston
Underwood
Palmes
Eagle
Stubbs
Summerlin
Brock
Preston
Wingston
Fats Sanders
Lackle
Eagles
Southeff Pacific Railroad
Gle
Water and Sewer Lines Begin in Hearne Additions
Work underway to install water and sewer lines in the W. C. Allen and Brady Additions to serve new homes. Homes on J. P. Allen and P. L. Brady Jr. properties nearing completion as Spiller plans future construction.
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Hearne
W. C. Allen
Brady
J. P. Allen
P. L. Brady Jr
HH. S. Spiller
Former Hearne Resident Signed to Pilot Fort Worth Cats
Homer Peel, formerly of Hearne, has been signed as player-manager to pilot the Fort Worth Cats in the Texas League for the 1937 season. Peel owns a farm near Port Sullivan and will winter there after agreeing to the contract this week.
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Hearne
Homer Peel
Fort Worth Cats
Peel
Port Sullivan
Armistice Day closure and local football game in Hearne
Hearne plans Armistice Day closures for all business houses post office and banks while drugstores stay open and many residents attend the Franklin Hearne football game Wednesday afternoon in Franklin. Hearne Shakespeare Club thanks local merchants for donations to the Country Store run with Chatmas manager George Chatmas.
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Hearne
Franklin-Hearne
Franklin
Shakespeare Club Hearne, Navy
Hearne Shakespeare Club
George Chatmas
Chatmas
Mearne
Life Cycle of the Screw Worm Fly
The screw worm fly progresses through egg larva pupa and adult stages. Females lay 2500 to 2853 eggs on fresh wounds and maggots feed, maturing in 4 to 14 days before pupation. Prevention focuses on treating wounds and using benzol fumes followed by pine tar oil to aid healing and deter attacks. Note L P Jones of Houston showcases a USDA screw worm exhibit at the Brazos county fair.
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United States Department of Agriculture
L. P. Jones
Houston
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Department
American Legion Free Fair
Brazos County
Chicago hotel directress bets on Landon in bold protest
Miss Sally OBrien walks down State Street in a bathing suit in 40s temperature to celebrate a bet on Governor Landon. She also handed out free sandwiches to pedestrians as part of the Associated Press photo stunt.
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Sally O’brien
Chicago
Landon
State Street
Associated Press
Methodist Pastor To Remain At Hearne After Conference
Rev. T Walter Moore pastor of the Hearne Methodist church, will continue his ministry in Hearne following attendance at the Houston Methodist Conference with Mrs Moore. Local church members and friends cheer the decision and note the pastor has served Hearne for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare Club
J.T. Hamilton
Hearne
J. T. Hamilton
J. H. Collier
Hamilton
Hearne Shakespeare Club
T. P. Griffin
W. O. Triggs
Cameron
O. K. Stetler
J. H. Fox
Hearne Hearne
T. Walter Moore
Hearne Methodist Church
Houston
Another Forgery Charged To Leslie In Dallas Check Case
A forged check allegedly drawn on the International Harvester cashier in Dallas and passed to S W Norwood by A C Leslie led County Attorney W R Allen to file charges Thursday morning. M J Tremont reported the attempted cashing of a 28 25 check. the instrument appeared from Republic National Bank Dallas.
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S. W. Norwood
A. C. Leslie
W. R. Allen
Leslie
M. J. Tremont
International Harvester Company
Dallas
Mr. Norwood
Republic National Bank & Trust Co
Army Recruit Force Establishes Model Camp
Lieut J W H Coughley of the U S Army detached on recruiting service with 15 enlisted men has set up a model army camp opposite City Hall. He will stay several days to recruit Brazos County men for various branches of the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. WH. Coughley
U.S.A
Lieut
Coughey
Brazos County
Farmers Market Notes and Regional Meetings
The Bryan group plans a San Marcos meeting November 18 to discuss a potential federal designation for Highway 21. D. L. Wilson and highway committee members will attend. A Houston chamber meeting November 21 will address House Bill 10 corporate taxes, with concerns over delays to new industries since 80 percent of state business is run by corporations. The Bryan delegation will attend, urging local participation. Also noted is the Waco cotton meeting set for November 1920 to discuss better cotton and production, with Brazos county well represented. A December 1 vote on the city charter amendment was urged to receive a strong yes. Directors present included Adams, Brooks, Brown, Bullock, Casey, Conway, Williams, Lawrence, Park, Reynolds, Russell, Williams, Yeager.
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San Marcos
Knight
Bryan
D. L. Wilson
Houston Chamber of Commerce
Waco
Brazos County
E. E. Yeager
George A. Adams
T. D. Brooks
S. M. Brown
Marshal Bullock
J. F. Casey
J. H. Conway
J. A. Williams
Jno
Red Cross 1956 Roll Call Planned After Armistice Day
A special committee led by Bryant and Benson initiates the 1956 Red Cross roll call with a 4 30 a m breakfast at Parker downtown. Speakers include M L Cashion Col C R Lewis and others while committees map Bryan area divisions and assign captains for business and residence sections for extensive volunteer outreach.
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Carmichael
Bryant
Benson
Red Cross
Parker
M. L. Cashion
Brazos County
Col. C. R. Lewis
L. A. Spell
American Legion
O. S. Johnson
Bryan
Gordon Stover
L. L. Pistole
East Bryan
F. L. Cavitt
West Bryan
Southern Pacific Railroad
Northeast
26Th Street
Mit Dansby
Southeast
Travis B. Bryan
Southwest
Walter Holmes
Northwest Bryan
C. E. Griesser
Montgomery Ward Co
Humpty-Dumpty
J. A. Williams
Tremont
North End
Bryan Ave
M. J. Tremont
Bill Stasney
Bryan Compress and Warehouse Co
J. C. Cloud
Parker, Gin
Lock McNeeley
Parker Ave
Chas. Dill
J. W. Fuschell
East Side
Captain
George Edge
Parker Lumber Co
Jim Edge
Hassell Motor Co
George Stephan
Buster Hassell
Lawrence Grocery Co
H. T. Downard
Stewart Drug Co
Haswell’s
Jack Johnson
N. A. Stewart
Eugene Edge
McQueen's
Earl Tatum
Annual Homecoming Steep Hollow Success
The Steep Hollow Cemetery association Annual Homecoming at Steep Hollow church succeeded despite cold wind. Dinner was spread on south-side tables for protection. fellowship remained strong. Officers elected: BE. A. Peters, president. Mrs. Laura Mims Hicks, secretary treasurer. Adell Hall, assistant secretary treasurer. Jim Tobias, cemetery caretaker for another year.
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Steep Hollow Cemetery Association
Steep Hollow
BE. A. Peters
Harvey
Laura Mims Hicks
Adell Hall
Jim Tobias
Accidental Shot Leaves Horn Severely Wounded
An accidental gunshot injured Horn as he turned, causing rapid blood loss and shock. Tucker’s two boys fled downriver, delaying aid. Horn urged Tucker to call for an ambulance. after a two hour delay he reached a clinic, where X rays showed bone fragments and a broken arm likely to be saved but with potential crippling outcome.
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Horn
Tucker
Lewis
Texans Called to Washington on Federal Crop Insurance Deliberations
G. G. Chance departed for Washington this week to confer with Department of Agriculture officials on federal crop insurance. Also joining from Texas are L. C. Trousdale of Hark s County and H. G. Lucas of Brown County who leads the Texas Agricultural Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Chance
Washington
Department of Agriculture
L. C. Trousdale
Harks County
H. G. Lucas
Brown County
The
Texas Agricultural Association
Colored enrollment appointments named in Bryan factors
Major CR Miller Stephen F. Austin high school Miss Wesa Weddington Travis school Sam Crenshaw Bowie school C M Bethany Dr W A Hammond and Prof Neal of Kemp high school are appointed to enroll the colored people of Bryan and over Brazos county.
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Xrene Allen Academy
CR. Miller
Stephen F. Austin
Wesa Weddington
Travis
Sam Crenshaw
Bowie
C. M. Bethany
W. A. Hammond
Neal
Kemp High School
Bryan
Brazos County
Plant Science Meet On Thursday At Experiment Station
The Plant Science Seminar will meet Thursday night from 7 30 to 8 45 p m in the conference room Agricultural Experiment Station research and administration building. Dr W N Ezekiel plant pathologist will speak on Studies of the cause of the immunity of monocotyledonous plants to the root rot disease.
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W. N. Ezekiel
Debate Over Victory Portends New Social Order
The column critiques competing ideologies from socialism to capitalism and asks whether the Democratic Party victory will deliver Democratic Socialism or preserve plutocratic trends. It likens the president to Moses guiding toward a promised land beyond the Jordan and warns against partisan blindness.
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Andrew Jackson
Democratic Party
Moses
Mount Nebo
Jordan
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Hearne News
Norman L. McCann
H. DD. Beaumont
Cemetery Association Siburne
Norwood Cemetery Association
Marshall Build
Magnolia Street
Hearne Additions
Milton Stubbs
Fort Weeth
J. Stubbs
J.C. Peel
Taylor
Mrs. Beulah Brown
Seth Brown
Richard Ballinger
University of Texas
R. H. Ballinger
Marie Slagle
St. Joseph's Hospital
Mrs
E. E. Slagle
James Martin
James, Jr
Brochwood
W. A. Smith
F. E. Hoofer
Austin
P. A. Reed
Jearne Eagles
Chatmas Theater
Navy
Don Davenport
Davenport
Humble Pipe Line Company
Mary Davenport
E. H. Heartfield
Abe Hensarling
Ray Lord
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
J. P. Oliver
Thelma Oliver
Hearne P.T. A
Hearne Parent-Teachers Association
Mes. BE
H. Stansel
First Baptist Church
First Baptist Church of
District 15
Ransf
Hearne High School Bond Fund
Hearne Polar
R. W. Marshall
Marshall Cole
Brady Cole
T. B. Whitlow
Jack Sisson
Rockdale
J. T. Simmons
Army Recruit Force
Model Camp
Farmers’ Market
Lena Simpson
J. B. Christian
R. J. Newland
J. EB. Yeager
Carl Cole
Myra
Charles Andrews
Ethel Edmonds
Ae. Bryan
W. R. McCullough
R. B. Butler
Grover White
Morris Tatum
G. E. Adams
T. R. Nelson
J. N. Dulaney
Willie Hensarling
Parker Hanna
H. R. Brayton
John Stasney
Lillian Beaumont
Tom Sweeney
E. C. Martin
Pauline Davis
Pauline McCulloch
Dave Munday
A. 8
Collard
J. L. Cobb
H. A. Saunders
Sam C. Hoyle, Jr
N. F. Lockerd
Geo. A. Long
C. A. Searcy
L. A. Spell Edge
F. H. Shepard
Maurice Young
Howell
J. Webb Howell
Foster
M. F. Dansby
Shadowlawn
Ernestine Morgan
Battes
Mitta Peters
Haswell Drive
A. W. Buchanan
Lamar Jones
D.S. Buchanan
Haswell
Buchanan
E. A. Finley
E. A. Miller
Southwest Bryan
R. W. Persons
Jack Boone
W. F. Gelber
D. C. Jones
Ivan Langford
W. S.barron
Lena Wetter
J. E. Brown
John W. Poindexter
N. Saladiner
F. W. Reed
B. H. Dewey
Jane Oliver
Clara Wetter
T. A. Cloud
R. H. Bush
Parker Carroll
J. P. Dobyne
Joe Kaplan
Joe Tatman
Pat Patterson
T. K. Lawrence
Peoples Column
D.P.L
Mississippi
Delta
Acalla
Bennett
Del
Bryan Cotton Oil & Fertilizer Co
Lawrence Show Lot
25Th
Oak Grove
Ede
GAIOR
Alk
Aes
Lea Eee
Uae
al Oad
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