Hearne Eagles and Franklin Lions Tie Again in 0-0 Clash
Hearne High and Franklin played to a scoreless tie in front of over 2000 fans at Woodfield. Franklin led in first downs and 20 yard penetrations early, but Eagles failed to punch in after Billy Fleetwood's 57 yard run. Key players included Becktold, Willis, Hetzler, Douglas, Stubbs, Beas erwood, Johnson, Fairclith, and McCullough.
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Hearne
Hearne High Eagles
Franklin Lions
Woodfield
Franklin
Eagles
Billy Fleetwood
Lion
Becktold
Willis
Hetzler
Douglas
Jacthe Eagle
Will . Darby
Caldwell Hornets
Stubbs
Beaserwood
Johnson
Eagle
Fairclith
McCullough
Local Clubs Discuss Shakespeare and Thanksgiving Rotary Dinner
HEARNE and nearby scenes recount a Thursday club meeting at H W Cummings with Mae C V Easterwood and others discussing Shakespeare and diction, a quiz led by Mrs Barrow, and a luncheon hosted by Mrs Ghent Graves. Rotary members shared Thanksgiving reflections at a turkey dinner led by Dev W R Waltman with guests Glenn Stinnett and Norman McCarver. A fire destroyed the Jones home in West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eey Club
H.W. Cummings
Mae. C. V. Easterwood
Barrow
Ghent Graves
Houston
L. D. Williams
B. W. Beckham, Sr
H. A. Ely
Hearne
Rotary Club
Dev. W. R. Waltman
Rotary
F. W. C. Karney
Jones
West
Fire destroys home as flames engulf and threaten neighbors
A house burned rapidly with flames enveloping the structure before firefighters arrived, endangering surrounding homes. All furnishings were destroyed and the fire marshal estimated total losses at $600.
Hearne Pioneer Carrie Hostrasser Dies at Home
Hearne mourns longtime resident Miss Carrie Hostrasser who died Thursday evening at her Magnolia Street home after months of illness. She was a devoted community member and a longtime, active member of the First Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
Carrie Hostrasser
Magnolia Street
Miss Hostrasser
First Baptist Church
Young Matron's Bridge Club Meets at Westbrook Home
Hearne November 21. The Young Matron's Bridge Club played at Mrs. M. L. Westbrook home. High score went to Mrs. R. C. Ely who received a boudoir lamp while second high trophy, a rel ish dish, went to Mrs. George. Hosts served creamed chicken nut bread sandwiches and coffee to Mesdames Ely Chatmas Silverman Duffey Easterwood Beckham Schum a cher Boguskie Thames Pressley Fox Harper and Astin of San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbrook
Hearne
M. L. Westbrook
R. C. Ely
George
Mesdames
George Chatmas
Jakie Silverman
R. M. Duffey
C. V. Easterwood
B W. Beckham, Jr
Baylor Schumacher
W. M. Boguskie
C. B. Thames
H. H. Pressley
Howard Fox
B. W. Harper
James Astin
San Antonio
Veteran Express man R R Warren buried in Hearne
Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon for R R Warren age 85 who died at his east Hearne home after a long illness. A Kentucky native, he lived in Hearne about 50 years and worked for the Railway Express Agency. The service was led by Rev T Walter Moore with Dunavant Mortuary arranging, interment in Norwood Cemetery.
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Veteran Express
Hearne
R R. Warren
East Hearne
Mr. Warren
Kentucky
Railway Express Agency
Pv. T. Walter Moore
Th Methodist Church
E. H. Heartfield
Dunavant Mortuary
Norwood Cemetery
Attendees at Mrs C F Moore Funeral in Bryan
Mrs W A Wilkerson, Mr and Mrs R W Marshall, Mrs R E Cornforth, Mrs I D Hall, Mrs O G Hudson, Mr and Mrs E H Heartfield, Mrs D C Weston, Miss Frances Wilkerson, Rev and Mrs T Walter Moore, and Mrs S J Alexander attended the funeral of the late Mrs C F Moore held in Bryan on Wednesday.
Hearne Hunters Return After Mason County Deer Trip
Navy man W. A. Mc Neel Dr W M Boguskie R O Ely and J B Eggleston returned to Hearne after several days deer hunting in Mason County with their party.
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Hearne Polk Hearne
Navy
W. A. McNeel
Dr. W. M. Boguskie
R. O. Ely
J. B. Eggleston
Hearne
Mason County
Funeral Service For Hearne Woman Held At First Baptist
Funeral services were held Friday at 3 PM at First Baptist Hearne for Carrie Hostrassey 72 who died after weeks of illness from a heart attack. E H Heartfield directed with pastors Barrow Moore and Tinker officiating. Choirs sang Abide With Me and The Old Rugged Cross as floral offerings honored the departed, a longtime Baptist active member born in Fayette Mississippi who taught school here. Surviving siblings include three sisters and two brothers.
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Old Rugged Cross
Hearne
Miss Mostrasser
Fayette
Miss
The
Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
A. R. Weeks
E. L. Williams
J. T. Hamilton
A. W. Klement
Walter Smith
H. P. Hill
H. W. Cummings
Mary Welch
Fannie Stuiber
Rock City
Charley Hostrasser
Ard Echeley
Houston
Local and social notices from Hearne and area
Graves of Houston, Ballinger of Austin, Mrs Frances Walt man of Austin, Mrs Fannie Stiber of Rock Springs, Miss Martha Hearne Hostrasser of Bryan listed. Local officers seek Joe King for stealing three blank company checks from Demming farm Valley Junction and forging a $370 check cashed at a grocery. Thanksgiving service set at First Baptist Hearne at 8:30 with Rev H N Tinker delivering sermon. citizens urged to attend.
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Hearne
Joe King
Demming
Valley Junction
First Baptist Church
H. N. Tinker
St. Philp’s Episcopal Church
Epiphany Church
Calvert
Hearne News Nibbles Ranging Local Notes
James Perkins has recovered from appendicitis surgery in Dallas and is back home in Hearne. John R. Smith and his wife visited Killeen for a time at his parents home. J P Massey underwent an appendectomy in Houston, prompting Mrs. Harry Gray to travel there. City Secretary Wilkerson and H D Beaumont joined Mayor Miller of Bartlett, a former Hearne resident, for a visit. Mrs. George Chatmas returned home after a brief Dallas visit.
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Hearne
James Perkins
Dallas
John R. Smith
Killeen
Mr. Smith
Mrs
W. A. Smith
Harry Gray
Houston
J. P. Massey
W. A. Wilkerson
H. D. Beaumont
R. W. Miller
Bartlett
George Chatmas
George II
Greece
George
George I
Constantine
Dover Street
London
England
Marina
Duchess of
Kent
Kondylis
George III
Book Review Held For First Baptist Woman
In Hearne on November 26 Mrs S J Alexander reviewed the book Pioneering For Jesus at the Roy al Service program of the Baptist Missionary Society meeting at the First Baptist church The Life of Henrietta Hall Shuck was presented with engaging narration The afternoon honored late member Carrie Hostrasser with a playlet by Mrs J H Wilson Jr and Mrs Hubert W Dyess A concluding poem Consolation was read by Mrs W S Hoyt Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert W. Dyess
Henrietta Hall Shuck
W. S. Hoyt, Jr
Red Cross Roll Call Launches in Hearne Navy 26
The Red Cross annual Roll Call was launched this week in Hearne with F G Blake as general chairman, aided by E H Heartfield and George Chatmas. Mrs W T Dillard chairs the women’s committee including Mrs L A Nunley, Mrs L N Murray, Mrs H H Hetzler, Mrs E H Heartfield and Miss Ruth Weecer. Donations reached 100 dollars, showing growth over last year.
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RED Cross
Hearne
Navy
F. G. Blake
E. H. Heartfield
George Chatmas
W. T. Dillard
L. A. Nunley
L. N. Murray
H. H. Hetzler
Ruth Wecer
Time extended for Rogers campaign donations
Hea rne Nov 26 Robertson County Woman's Chairman for the Will Rogers Memorial Fund says donations will be accepted through December 14 to give more people time to contribute. The extension aims to boost support for the memorial fund led by Mrs. 8 J Alexander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
J. Alexander
Robertson County
Will Rogers’ Memorial Fund
Hearne social notes list visitors and guests for holidays
J T Simmons of San Antonio, a former Hearne citizen, visits this week. Mrs. Walton Carter of Hobbs New Mexico stays with her parents the Coles. Bob Knight and Billy Knight, SMU and Texas University students, will visit the Alexanders for Thanksgiving. The Hall family and Mabel spend Monday in Waco. Mrs. John Moss heads to San Antonio to visit her son and daughter in law and daughter Lillo Renfro. Mrs. R L Robinson returns from Houston. The Olivers, Harry Gray and daughters spend the weekend in Houston. The Whitakers visit Hempstead in the home of Verna Matthews.
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Walton Carter
Hobbs, New Mexico
Mrs
R. R. Cole
Bob and
Billy Knight
Dallas
SMU
Texas University
S. J. Alexander
John Moss
J. H. Moss
San Antonio
Lillo Renfro
Georgia Governor Eugene Talmadge opposed New Deal policies
The piece profiles Georgia governor Eugene Talmadge a barnyard symbol of rural opposition to FDRs New Deal. It notes his farming and legal background 900 acres Monroe County politics and his aggressive approach as governor including auto license fees and utility rate cuts. It also mentions Cal Hubbard a baseball umpire and George II of Greece with brief career notes and Major General Malin Craig as Army chief of staff.
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Georgia
Eugene Talmadge
Talmadge
Monroe County
Forsyth
University of Georgia
McRae
Telfair County
State Senate
Douglas MacArthur
Philippines
Roosevelt
Malin Craig
War College
Washington
U. S. Army
West Point
Cuba
Public housing options in Bryan community discussed
The column surveys ways to provide homes for all through public utilities and private capital. It reviews FHA lending, private rental, and building and loan associations, noting risks from profit motives and suggesting cooperative, volunteer-led models as most beneficial. It also stresses safeguarding agencies and securing employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
FHA
Federal Housing Administration
Children Benefit From Rogers Fund Leaders Announce
Unfortunate and handicapped children will be the chief beneficiaries of the Rogers Memorial fund, announced Monday as a nationwide movement. The drive will extend beyond Thanksgiving to finish Saturday, Dec. 14, with Bryan and Brazos counties contributing at local banks or with Mrs. Lee J. Rountree, state vice-chairman.
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Rogers Memorial Fund
Bryan
Brazos County
Bryan Banks
Lee J. Rountree
Victory-Harvesters Plan Social and Study Course
The Victory-Harvesters union announced a Dec. 3 possum hunt and weiner roast and a Dec. 8 Bible study course marking 400 years of the English Bible. Officers Milton Maloney led a meeting at his home with W. S. Johnson Ralph Ball and several members in attendance.
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Victory-Harvester Union
Milton Maloney
W. S. Johnson
Ralph Ball
Dorothy Hostetter
Irene Higgs
Dorothy Edge
Lyda Dell Withers
Margarete Bunting
Bryan Boys Star on Texas Grids. Others Injured
Former Bryan high school football players excelled statewide with Frank Merka and J D Benson starring for Marshall in a 9 7 win over Paris Junior College clinching the Dis trice 1 title. Raymond Buchanan stood out for Baylor in a Dallas setback to SMU 10 0. Injuries hit two 1934 Broncs as Maurice Henry fractured skull and Mit Merka broke his collarbone during recent play.
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Bryan
College of Marshall-Texarkana
Mustangs
Bronco
Maurice Henry
Texas Aggie Fish
Texas University
Mit Merka
Broncs
Baylor Cubs
SMU
Waco
Decorated Bikes In Ward Parade Highly Original
Nearly fifty Bryan children joined the Montgomery Ward & Co sponsored Ward parade Saturday morning. Four prizes went to two boys and two girls for originality. First boy Joe Dyer won a turkey feather decorated bike with wings tail head and a speedometer. Fay Galloway earned second for a bike with a trailer and electric headlight. Emma Louise Brayton led girls with an airplane themed bike and speedometer. Lena Marie Adams won second for a maroon and white duralium wheel with an electric horn. Judges were Mayor O S Johnson D L Wilson and Postmaster Charles Myers.
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Bryan
Montgomery Ward & Co
Ward
New Dixie Theater
Joe Dyer
Dyer
Fay Galloway
Emma Louise Brayton
Lena Marie Adams
O. 8. Johnson
D. L. Wilson
Chamber of Commerce
Charles Myers
Bentley son to undertake study at Mississippi gin plant
Wesley Bentley son of Mr and Mrs M R Bentley connected with the federal bank for cooperatives at Houston has been sent to Leland Mississippi to do special study at an experimental gin plant. He will be gone for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Bentley
M. R. Bentley
Federal Bank For Cooperatives At
Houston
Leland, Miss
Burglary Charges Filed Against Two From Tabor
Horace A. Spiller and Robert Batten of Tabor face burglary charges in Justice A. J. Buchanan's court over cotton seed theft from F. W. Locke Sr. Investigated after their arrest in Bryan by Deputy Henry Koontz, they reportedly sold 1080 pounds of seed to Shaw Gin in Franklin, pled guilty to felony theft, paid a fine, then were re arrested and brought to Bryan where the burglary charge was filed. The theft occurred Sunday night into Monday morning, and sacks were identified by Locke.
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A. J. Buchanan
Horace A. Spiller
Robert Batten
Tabor
F. W. Locke Sr
Bryan
Henry Koontz
Franklin
Shaw Gin Company
Koontz
Locke
Printing firm seeks clean cotton rags in northeast Robertson county
Fagle Printing Company advertises for rags from a Wanted-Man with a car. Route experience preferred but not required. Opening located in Bryan Cald wel Hearne Radleigh Dept TX 94 MW Memphis TX. Write or see L. D. William, Bryan Tex.
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Robertson County
Bryan
Caldwell
Hearne
Radleigh
Dept
Memphis
Tenn
L. D. William
Tex
Gifted high class stationery with printed name
A gift of premium stationery personalized with the recipient’s name by Eagle Printing Co. offers a refined present likely to be well received. The item emphasizes quality and custom printing to showcase thoughtful gifting.
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Eagle Printing Co
Bayer Aspirin: Safe Pain Relief Backed by Medical Practice
An endorsement of Bayer Aspirin compares it favorably with other headache and rheumatic remedies. It notes historical physician caution toward pain remedies, credits Bayer Aspirin with safety and efficacy, and advises customers to request Bayer by name at drug stores.
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Hearne News
Norman L. McCarver
Shakespeare
Reet
Bryan Fur Co
A. B. Smithwick
Kerrville Fur Company
Bryan, Texas
Ph. Bryan
First Baptist Woman
Rogers Campaign
J. T.simmons
P. B. Hall
Mabel
R. L. Robinson
W. L. Oliver
Martha Alice
Evelyn
R. H. Whitaker
Mrs. Clifford Whitaker
Hempstead
Verna Matthews
Cal Hubbard
College Station
Texas A
Hubbard
Will Harridge
Keytesville
Centenary College
Shreveport
Keytesville High School
Business College
Mer Norton
Bo McMillan
Geneva College
Beaver Falls
M. College
New York Giants
Green Bay Packers
International
Dick Nallin
Califorruay
St. Joseph
Berkley
Calif
Potomac
George H
People’s Column
Rogers Fund
Bryan Boys
Texas
Ward Parade
Mississippi
Utilities Engineering Institute
Wells St
Chicago
Pair
Fagle Printing Company
Tess
Bayer Aspirin
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