Texas Fox and Wolf Hunters Meet at Keane Camp
The Texas Fox and Wolf Hunters Association plans a three day meet at Camp Ed Wickes six miles southeast of Hearne on Wheelock road starting Monday. Entries close Sunday midnight. Derby and bench show judged by Alex Parish with Frank W. Austin master of hounds. officials forecast a record attendance.
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Wearne
Seow
Frank W. Austin
Fort Worth
Alex W. Parish
Berea
Parish
United States
John Garner
Tom Connally
Morris Sheppard
James V. Allred
John Sharp
Ernest C. Thompson
Shakespeare Club Hosts Vacation Party at J T Welch Home
In Hearne on Friday Mrs. J T Welch entertained Shakespeare Club members and guests with a vacation party theme. Mrs. R C Allen spoke on six weeks abroad in Europe, receiving roses from the hostess. Mrs. M L Westbrook, recently hospitalized, was gifted a miniature rabbit as a wish for a brighter vacation.
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Europe
Welch
Allen
M. L. Westbrook
M. H. Baughn
First Baptist Church Observes Promotion Day
Promotion Day was observed at the First Baptist church with Mrs. W S Hoyt Jr in charge of the program presented by representatives of the departments. Mrs. W L Smith announced the staff of teachers for the year and urged cooperation among teachers and pupils. Mr and Mrs L W Perkins and sons James and Dan were weekend visitors in Pollas.
Rogers Named County Judge in Hearne district
HEARNE Sept 27 A county judge was named to fill a term amid surrounding notices. Also reports of a Fox Film crew planning a Hearne news reel from Oct 28 to 31 and two education and fire stories list classes and a vacant store building burning for an estimated loss of 500 dollars.
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Hearne
D. A. Lusk
West Hearne
Cameron Highway
Mary Augusta Eikel Guest in Hearne Home
Miss Mary Augusta Eikel of Houston visits Hearne, staying with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wilkerson. Mrs. Charles Eikel will accompany her back to Houston. Mrs. M. L. Westbrook leaves Hearne for Dallas to visit her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Volk.
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Hearne
Mary Augusta Eikel
Houston
W. A. Wilkerson
Charles Eikel
M. L. Westbrook
Dallas
Harold Volk
Fannie Steiber
Rock Springs
Carrie Hostrasser
Mary Welch
J. H. Burney
Austin
Hearne Hi Upsets Marlin In Hard Fast Game
Hearne High Eagles upset Marlin High Bull dogs 7 to 0 at Marlin Athletic Field. Burdette Hetzler intercepted a pass to start the decisive drive, G Summerslin connected with Duke Beasley for a 5-yard line run, and Demetre Palmos scored the touchdown with a perfect extra point. Marlin drive threats were stymied by the Eagle defense in the final minutes of the half and third quarter.
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Hearne
Hearne High Eagles
Marlin High Bulldogs
Marlin Athletic Field
Eagles
Eagle
Burdette Hetzler
Marlin
G. Summertin
Brown
Bulldogs Defeat Eagles Amid Strong Defensive Play
Hearne and Marlin battled in a hard fought game with five Marlin starters carried from the field and standout line play from Fats Sanders Johnson Maxwell English Stubbs and W Sanders. Brown led the Bulldogs with several jaunts before injury while Ogden Sudberry G Mantooth C Mantooth Woodward Holle Rogas and Kowalski starred on defense. Officials included Referee Holmes Umpire Davis and Head Linesman Carpenter.
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Fagie
Sovieiogs
Eagle
Marlin
Sterling
Ogden
Sudberry
G. Mantooth
C. Mantooth
Woodward
Holle
Rogas
Kowalski
Bulldogs
Hearne
Holmes
Texas
Davis
S.M.U
Carpenter
T.C.U
Itasca Woman Dies in Hearne Notice
News from Hearne reports the death of Mrs. John W. Park of Itasca. Her son Wilma Park was a Hearne high school faculty member, and many friends mourn the bereavement.
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Itasca
Hearne Teacher Resigns to Join Corsicana Staff
Miss Lola B. Wolf, longtime Hearne High School English teacher, resigns to accept a similar post with Corsicana schools. Her departure is heartfelt, with well wishes from Hearne friends and students for her future success.
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Hearne
Lola B. Wolf
Corsicana
Miss Wolf
First Baptist Women Install New Officers
The Woman's Missionary Union of the First Baptist church at Hearne held the year end program Monday with officer installation. Incoming president Mrs W S Hoyt Jr introduced circle chairmen and other officers including young people's leader Mrs J G Bly and literature chair Mrs M M McNeel.
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H.C. Nash
H. A. Young
Mra
R. IL
Whit
Wednesday Bridge Club Meetings and Royal Service Reflections
A Royal Service program led by Mrs. M. A. Biggerstaff featured talks on stewardship opportunities and tithing with salad and coffee served to numerous members and guests. The Wednesday Bridge Club gathered at the Cornforth home on Magnolia street with candies and nuts during play. next meeting planned at Mrs. R. W. Marshall's home.
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Wednesday
Cornforth
Hearne
R. E. Cornforth
Magnolia Street
R. W. Marshall
Epworth League Meet At Calvert Tonight
Members of the Methodist Epworth League will attend a Brazos League association meeting in Calvert tonight. Rev. T Walter Moore will install officers. Delegates from Hearne Calvert Franklin Gause and Wheelock will attend.
Hearne News Briefs Move and Visits
Mrs. Carrington returns to Hearne after visiting the W P Talley home in Franklin. George Lloyd will travel this week to Tennessee. Mr. and Mrs. Edgington and children plan to move to Denison this week. Mr Edgington will continue as telegraph operator for the Southern Pacific Railway in Denison. Hearne friends extend good wishes.
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Hearne
George Lloyd
Points
Tennessee
T. J. Edgington
Denison
Mr. Edgington
Southern Pacific Railway
Mrs. Edgington
Trading centers span east central Texas towns and areas
The article lists trading areas in east central Texas with Houston over 17 562 square miles leading all, followed by Brownwood and Austin, detailing city counts and community numbers within each trading area. It names Brownwood Houston Temple Austin Marshall Beaumont Brenham Bryan Denison and outlines city populations and areas.
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New York
Pennsylvania
Texas
Brownwood
Houston
Temple
Austin
Marshall
Beaumont
Brenham
Bryan
Denison
Trade area carload figures by city and rail activity
The data lists estimated populations for Austin Beaumont Brenham Brownwood Bryan Denison Houston Marshall and Temple and details industries on railroad tracks with carloads originating and received for each area. Houston shows the highest totals with 512 carloads originated and 174000 received.
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Austin
Beaumont
Brenham
Brownwood
Bryan
Denison
Houston
Marshall
Temple
Tree of Light discusses market rules and city coordination
The board notes communication failures during fires and approves actions to inform members and city officials. Bryan grocers petition to restrict Farmers Market use to area traders, with a sign and city supervision. Repairs to Koppe bridge road are sought, and merchants are urged to follow advertising rules with the secretary to contact all merchants.
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Bryan Grocers
City Commission
Koppe Bridge
Brazos County
James Sullivan
Highway Committee
George A. Adams
R. V. Armstrong
Dr. T.D. Brooks
S. M. Brown
E. R. Bryant
J. H. Conway
W. J. Coulter
I. Maniloff
W. R. McCullough
Sankey Park
G. S. Parker Jr
Mrs. Lee J. Rountree
D. W. Williams
Brazos Varisco
E. FE. Yeager
Medley Named County Agent for Houston County
Frank W. Medley, executive assistant with the Texas Cotton Review and Allotment Board at College Station, is named county agricultural agent for Houston county Crockett effective October 1. He succeeds C. E. Bowles who moves to a Texas Extension Service district post. Medley, a former Texarkana junior high industrial arts teacher, earned his MS in industrial education from Texas A and M after serving as a graduate assistant there. He and his wife plan to relocate to Crockett soon.
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Frank W. Medley
Texas Cotton Review and Allotment Board
College Station
Houston County
Crockett
Medley
C. E. Bowles
Texas Extension Service
Texarkana
Texas A. & M. College
Cotton Review and Allotment Board
Extension Service
Texas
D. L. Weddington
Methodist Women of Bryan Attend Waller Zone Meet
Members of the Bryan Methodist Church Woman's Missionary Society attended Zone 3 meeting at Waller on September 27. Mrs Theo Mahler presided and led devotional on Contagious Christianity. Houston speaker Miss Phillie Mendez and others reported on welfare and war relief work.
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Woman’s Missionary Society
Bryan Methodist Church
Waller
Theo Mahler
Bryan
Edna Brigance
Chapel Hill
Houston
Waller Church
Theo Mahler Mars
R. J. Newland
Curtis Mathis
H. O. Taylor
Grover White
City Library Adds 35 New Books for Circulation
Carnegie Library announces 35 new volumes now ready, mostly fiction with history and a Texas wild flowers title. The list features works by Ayers, Ferber, Grey, Lewis, Norris, Maugham, and Roche among others, plus Texas Wild Flowers by Ellen Schultz.
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Carnegie Library
Texas
Ruby M. Ayers
Ross River
James Boyd
Temple Bailey
Faith Baldwin
Katherine Burt
Louis Bromfield
Charles M. Andrew
Lloyd Douglass
Warwick Deeping
John Erskine
Edna Ferber
Thunder Mountain
Zane Grey
Ellen Glasgow
Rupert Hughes
Grace L. Hill
James Hilton
Louis Platt Hauck
Cosmo Hamilton
China
Alice Tinsdale
Hobart
Richard Haliburton
Josephine Johnson
Peter B. Kyne
Cappy Ricks
Clarence B. Kelland
Sinclair Lewis
Lida Larrimore
Don Fernando
W.S. Maugham
Kathleen Norris
Possessor of Still Fined in U S Court
Jack DePuma charged with possession of a still faced a $100 fine or 30 days in jail and chose the fine. two black co-defendants in the raid received five year prison terms suspended. Deputy Sheriff Offa Williams testified and returned from Houston.
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U. S
Jack DePuma
T. M. Kennerly
DePuma
Offa Williams
Williams
Houston
Negro pleads guilty in multiple charges before Judge Davis
Arthur Rodgers pled guilty to forgery and burglary in district court with Judge W. C. Davis to determine punishment. A second defendant J. F. Redford from Oklahoma pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and received 30 days added to 60 days already served.
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Negro
Davis
Arthur Rodgers
W. C. Davis
Rodgers
J. F. Redford
Oklahoma
Mainly About Folks Mainly About Folks
Monday notes from Bryan cover residents and visitors including John Mrnustik who resigned from Bryan Motor Company to work in Hearne. Various locals travel to Houston, Dallas, Austin and other area towns to visit family, dates show weekend trips and business changes.
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John Mrnustik
Bryan Motor Company
Hearne
Madisonville Woman Killed in Highway Crash
Mrs. Carrico Viser of Madisonville died when a car driven with Miss Laura Norwood of Bryan crossed Highway 75 at the Main Intersection and was struck by a truck. Norwood sustained a broken collarbone and minor injuries. The truck driver was jailed pending an investigation. Mrs. Viser and her husband were prominent local residents.
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Madison
Bryan
Ville
Carrico Viser
Viser
Laura Norn
S. W. Norwood
Wiser
Norwood
Madisonville
Edward Viser
Farmers States Bank of
Monopolists Edge Toward Victory on Reconsider Motion
A narrow parliamentary vote neared passage on a motion to reconsider and table with 143 of 150 members voting. Rep W W Fitzwater was absent ill and Speaker Coke Stevenson did not vote. Debates centered on monopoly advocates backing a private license system and sale by, with repeal leaders arguing the vote would effectively sustain licensing. The state faces a November 1936 vote on a mandatory state monopoly.
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House
W. W. Fitzwater
Bonham
Coke Stevenson
Reepeal
Business Women Plan Bryan Convention November 2 3
The District conference of the Business and Professional Women's Clubs will be held in Bryan on November 2 and 3. Committees meet tonight at the general chairman My Kate Adelle Hill’s home to discuss arrangements chaired by Mrs. John Maxwell of Waco. Clyde Goen was in Bryan from Coleview and Emmett Holland visited on business.
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Bryan
Kate Adelle Hill
John Maxwell
Waco i
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R. H. Ballinger
J. G. Ely
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H. P. Hill
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Be & Spec Ludge Residemce
Pramktie
Hearne Fox Hunt
Julia Slagle
Hearne Chamber of Commerce
W. S. Miller
Fox Film Corporation
Texas Fox and Wolf Hunters Association
Camp
Ed Wickes
Hearne Hi
First Baptist Revival
B. W. Carpenter
T. Robbins
Marion of Taylor
R. N. Bone
Rhea Lloyd
Albert McNeel
Franklin
W. A. MecNeel
J. L. Lessor
S. P. Railway
Company Hospital
That City
Lelia Mae Reading
Mart
First Baptist
Epworth League
Calvert
Tree of Light
Methodist Women of
City Library
First National Bank OF
Travis B. Bryan President
A. T. Dutfurth
Smetana
C. W. Hedtke
Kurten
Arthur Stewart
Marjorie Earle Miller
Imogene Nash
Baylor University
Waco
Dorothy Hostetter
F. L. Henderson
Washington, D. C
Katherine Henderson
Harold Dreyfus
Donald
Dreyfus
K. Wolens
W. F. Gibbs
Norwood Cleaners
Dorothy Buchanan
A. W. Buchanan
Navasota
Laura Gooch
Stella Hert
Lucian Sandifer
John L. Kirk
Wilson Bradley
Elizabeth Ann
LD. L. Hudson
Hallettsville
J. B. Rochelle
Denton
Elizabeth Holmes
Esther Marie Rochelle
Texas College For Women
C.I.A
Jack Doane
J. S. Doane
Palestine
T. G. May
Charles Roeber
First National Bank
Lucille Todd
Mildred Salley
San Antonio
Mattie Pearl Henry
J. L. Brock
Nina Henry
Cc. BR. Henry
Business Women Plan
Clyde Goen
Coleview
Emmett Holland
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