Hearne Eagles Rout Madisonville in Conference Showdown
Hearne Eagles crushed Madisonville 25 to 14 on Wood Field to seize control of the conference race. Captain William Douglas Bull Allen and Demetre Palmos scored for Hearne with strong blocks and passing, while Wilder led Madisonville’s offense with two touchdowns and an aerial assault. Officials and downs figures noted Hearne’s 14 first downs to Madisonville’s 11 as the crowd watched a hard fought clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mustangs
Hearne
Madisonville
Allen
Disonville
Wilder
Eagle
Eagles
Hetzler
Douglas
Mustang
Donglas
Fats” Sanders
Les
Demetre Palmes
Eagle Term
Howard
Musana
Woodrowughes
Joe Brown
Wilson
Tng
Gles
Idan
Ash
Coburn
Davis
Capty Wilder
Heyser
Allen Academy
Mitchell
Baylor
Echols
Hearne Douglas
Palmes
Miss Inez Horlock Guests With Horlocks In Hearne
Miss Inez Horlock of Houston is a guest in the home of her brother and sister in law Mr. and Mrs. J W Horlock in Hearne. Miss Frances DeWitt of Corsicana is also visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
Inez Horlock
Houston
J. W. Horlock
Thomas P. Haney
Bastrop
Ward McNab
Matagorda
Sallie Smith
High school gymnasium bids to be opened November 8
Will open bids for a new gym at Hearne High School on November 8. The project has a $9,000 grant and a $10,000 loan. The buff brick building will match the high school design and sit on the southeast campus corner near the athletic field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hearne
L. D. Williams
Rotary entertains out of town guests in Hearne luncheon
Rotary Club members hosted visitors E. H. Trotter of Houston J. H. Shelton of Bryan Rev H N Tinker of Calvert and Rev James DeWolf of Houston at a Thursday noon meeting L D Williams spoke urging support for the school libraries and the ongoing book campaign sponsored by the schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Lincoln
Taft
C. B. Thames
Roy L. Moss
Elsie Ely
Hearne
Euel Porter
Maggie
Leola Barrow
Myra Erwin
Marjorie Stephens
Hosea Bryan
Houston
John Gatling
McAllen
E. A. Rogers
Marlin
H. N. Tinker
Calvert
H. W. Ely
Madisonville
Joe G. Moore
Gause
N. I. Lipscomb
Ennis
M. P. Frank
Taylor
Ely
Rotary
Rotary Club
E. H. Trotter
J. H. Shelton
Bryan
James DeWolf
L. D. Williams
Harringtons Welcome Son James William Jr
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Harrington celebrate the arrival of a son on Thursday October 24. The infant will be named James William Jr. Warren A Wilkerson and F G Blake visited Houston recently. P B Hall traveled to Austin on business. Rev T Walter Moore departed Thursday for a visit with friends in Dallas Texas. Lipsitz, formerly of Hearne, from Houston, visited to tend property interests Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ely Hearne
W. H. Ely
Austin
P. L. Brady Jr
P. L. Brady
E. H. Hughes
M. V. Carson, Jr
A. B. Brady
J. H. Moss
W. M. Burney
Roy L. Moss
W. A. Wilkerson
Frances Wilkerson
D. C. Weston
Martha McKennie
E. M. Brady
J. A. Thompson
Sadie Blanche Thompson
Houston
Woodville
Thompson
Hearne
J. W. Harrington
James William, Jr
T. Walter Moore
Dallas
Louis. Lipsitz
Hearne Fox Hunt Opens To Big Opening-Day Crowd
The Texas Fox and Wolf Hunters Association annual meet opened with 3000 plus attendees as 67 year old hounds led the Derby at daybreak. Foxes were caught and killed amid ideal conditions after Sunday rain. Attendees included Gov Allred and AG McCraw. schools dismissed to allow student attendance.
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Wickes
Texas Fox and Wolf Hunters Association
United States
J. T. Winn
Nashau
N. H
James V. Allred
William McCraw
Austin
McCraw
Calvert Landing Field
J. Alexander
H. W. Cummings
J. G. Philen
Hearne
Hearne Hosts Robertson County Teachers Association
Hearne public school faculty will host the Robertson county teachers Association on Monday evening November 4. Members are divided into three groups Primary Intermediate and High Schools with R M Hix chairman and E L Reynolds chairman F A Davison president.
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Hearne
Hearne Public
Robertson County Teachers Association
R. M. Hix
Hearne Grammar
E. L. Reynolds
Bremond
F. A. Davison
Franklin
Association
County teachers toast meeting promised to be both pleasing and profitable
The county teachers anticipate a meeting that will be enjoyable and financially beneficial for educators across the region.
Hearne High School Musicians to Perform at Temple Meet
Hearne Texas October 29 High school students of music under director Euel Porter have been asked to present a program before the Central Texas School Masters Association in Temple on December 10. The program will feature numbers by the trio sextette and glee clubs with selections yet to be announced.
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Hearne HI
Hearne
Euel Porter
Central Texas School Masters Association
Temple
Fox Hunt Brings Guests to Hearne Texas
Dr and Mrs J J Parker and son Gardner of Fort Worth and Mr and Mrs George Dunn of Bellville host at Hearne events for the Texas State Fox Hunt. Attendees include many from Waco Dallas Houston and Taylor with local families welcoming visitors during the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Parker and Son
Gardner
Fort Worth
George Dunn
Bellville
Otho Mathews
R. E. Knight
Dallas
W. F. Alexander
Terrell
G. O. Crisp
Kaufman
C. L. Alexander
S. J. Alexander
Marlin Girl Weds Hearne Resident in Quiet Ceremony
Miss Hazel Carthorn of Marlin and Erwin Crutchfield of Hearne were married in a quiet Baptist parsonage service officiated by Rev. O. G. Barrow. Attendant was Joyce Carthorn. best man was Sam Porter. Crutchfield, a Hearne High graduate, will reside in east Hearne with Mrs. Sallie Johnson.
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Marlin
Hearne Bride Victorine FARRAR Weds Leon Hayes in Palmer
In a double ring ceremony in Palmer, Victorine Farrar of Hearne became the bride of Leon Hayes, a Hearne grammar school teacher. The couple wed Saturday evening before friends and relatives and will reside in the R L Green apartment in south Hearne. Hayes has recently settled in Hearne and made many friends.
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Hearne
Palmer
Victorine Farrar
Leon Hayes
Hearne Grammar School
Hayes
Mrs. Hayes
R. L. Green
South
Farmers Vote to Continue Corn Hog Program in Texas Referendum
Tabulations show an overwhelming majority favoring continuation. In 6165 ballots across 47 counties with 207 of 254 counties reporting, contract signers cast 2553 for and 165 against while non contract signers voted 2597 for and 50 against. Annie Oliphant of Fort Worth visits relatives in the area.
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E. M. Regenbrecht
Texas
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
September Term Of Court Ends With Dockets Rebuilt
Judge W. C. Davis adjourned the September district court term naming jury commissioners for February. A high number of cases, civil and criminal, were disposed of without trial saving jury costs. Thirty two cases were docketed with 14 guilty verdicts and three state prison sentences imposed. one defendant acquitted. several forfeit bonds. others dismissed or continued.
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W. C. Davis
District Court
John A. Moore
W. H. Buchanan
Jess Conlee
Davis
W. R. Allen
Cotton Ginnings Reported For 1935 Crop Up To Oct 18
The census bureau reports cotton ginned before October 18 totaled 6,589,904 bales this year, with round bales counted as 103,603. American-Egyptian totaled 4,884 bales. The Agriculture Department pegs this year's crop at 11,464,000 bales, Texas leading with 1,599,238 ginnings.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Texas
Legion Auxiliary Membership Drive Opens in Brazos County
Women of Brazos county connected to World War service are urged to join the Earl Graham unit of the American Legion Auxiliary. The drive seeks to enroll all eligible women including wives mothers sisters and daughters of Legion members or veterans and those who served in the war.
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Brazos County
Earl Graham
American Legion Auxiliary
John Patranella
Patranella
Becme
American Legion
Army
Navy
Corn Hog Control Program Vote Held Saturday
John L. Stasney president of the Brazos Corn Hog Association named election officials to oversee a nationwide corn hog referendum last Saturday. Farmers who produce corn and hogs regardless of contract status could vote on the continuance of the program.
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John L. Stasney
Brazos Corn-Hog Association
Edge
John Rychick
Tabor
Joe Locke
Reliance
C. C. Cobb
Bryan
John L. Moore
Smetana
John Homola
Steele
Ross Banana
College
Wellborn
W. E. Graham
Social flutter as Baylor Aggies game draws visitors
Mrs. B F K Mullins of Dallas visits two weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs D D Jolly. Several friends travel from Houston and Dallas for Baylor Aggies games and College events. Local residents move homes and attend concerts as visitors arrive for weekend festivities.
Poultry Dept Leads 1935 Community Chest Drive
The A and M Poultry Department becomes the first unit to contribute to the College Community Chest for 1935 36. Officials expect the Chest to subscribe or over subscribe its annual budget, as in previous years.
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College Community Chest
Community Chest
Board Meeting Called by Mrs Maxwell in Waco District
Mrs John Maxwell of Waco chairwoman of district No 3 Texas Federation of Business and Professional Women's Club has called an executive board meeting for Saturday afternoon at the La Salle Hotel Navy 2. The district meet will be held here on Nov 3 with State President Blanche McComb of San Antonio to brief the board on duties of office.
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Bryan
John Maxwell
Waco
Texas Federation of Business and Professional Women's Club
Navy
la Salle Hotel
Blanche McComb
San Antonio
Texas May Boast 9 Million Plus By End Of 1980
Washington report says national resources committee projects Texas population could reach 9.33 million by 1980, up from 6.53 million in 1940. Growth may come from rural migration and stronger public health, with land underdeveloped and potential density about 166 per square mile. Foreign born whites remain a minority and assimilation trends continue.
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Texas
Washington
National Resources Committee
Texas State Planning Board
Planning Board
Mexican Population Decline Noted in States
A report highlights a decreasing Mexican population across several states amid shifting migration patterns and demographic changes. Analysts discuss potential factors including economic conditions, migration routes, and birth rates influencing observed trends.
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States
Building in Oakwood Adds Three New Homes
Building and beautification continue in Oakwood Addition south of College. Three new residences started this week by C. J. Finney of the College architectural department, J. FE Angell, and P. J. Zellar. Several attractive homes have been completed and owners moved in.
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Oakwood
College
C. J. Finney
Architectural Department of
J. FE. Angell
P. J. Zellar
Methodist Laymen to Lead Sunday Service at First Church
Laymen of the First Methodist church will lead the November 83 service with C. M. Bethany as speaker. Theo Mahler will supervise music and other laymen will present short talks on plans for the new year. The pastor is at Henderson conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
C. M. Bethany
Theo Mahler
Henderson
County Officials Return From State Convention
Brazos county commissioners returned from San Antonio where they attended the state convention of the Texas County Judges and Commissioners association. Judge J. M. Ferguson and Commissioner Raymond Todd came back Friday night and Commissioners Patt Patterson and William Conrad Sunday. J. Seth Mooring and Ward Mooring were in Bryan today from their plantation homes on the Brazos river.
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Brazos County
San Antonio
Texas County Judges and Commissioners Association
J. M. Ferguson
Raymond Todd
Pat Patterson
William Conrad
J. Seth
Ward
Bryan
Brazos River
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Hearne Hi Eagles
Katie
Maggie Curry
Maggie Wilson
Charles. Sumners
R. W. Marshall
Eugenia Stefan
George Chatmas
Picilas
Igolden
Wheelock
Billy Blackstone
W. D. Blackstone
Billy
Frances DeWitt of
Corsi
Cana
T. P. Griffin, Jr
T. P. Griffin, Sr
D. R. Adkisson
Mae Belle Allen
Baylor College
Thomas Brashear
Bill Palmos
E. T. Robbins
Marion
E. P. Brennan
Rose McCarver
R. M. McCarver
Frank Trentacosta
Trentacosta
Sam Lampasona
Warren A Wilkerson and
F. G. Blake
P. B. Hall
Hearne Fox Hunt
Mary Augusta Eikel
J. W. Philen
Nash Oliver
A. D. Sanford
Willard McLaughlin
Francis Buerle
D. W. Bartlett
J. P. Alexander
Jack Ray
G. B. Rogers
Sergt. Roscoe Price
Major T. R. Miller
Vernon Goodall
Miss Ann McClendon
P. R. Stough
Fred Klopp
C. V. Easterwood
John W. Green
Annie Oliphant
H. B. McDowell
H. Gardner
Legion Auxiliary
Brazos
B. F. K. Mullins
D. D. Jolly
A. M. Waldrop
Jac. K. Parker
Dana Carnes
Burnett Street
W. G. McGarr
John Grant
Barbara Harrison
Bryan School
Frances James
Business College
James W. James
Baylor-Aggie
Kyle Field
Frances Chance
Houston Business College
Harry Estill
Mary Elizabeth Minter
W. B. Cline
Baylor Bears
Texas Aggies
Kate Cabaniss
Gillespie County
Charles
Fredericksburg
H. M. Glenn
Fritz Kriestler
Imogene Nash
Baylor University
Aggies
J. H. Nash
Mary Virginia Andrews
Casa Grande
Ariz
Julia Saccar
Dee Armour
Cuero
Paula Eudaly
Wil
E. R. Eudaly
West 26Th Street
Jean Sligh
Paula
Iola Barron
Houston University
W. S. Barron
Genevieve
Anita Wickliff
Galveston
Margaret Bentley
Frances Jackson
Eleanor Williams
Ballinger
Clara Mae Barroun
Beeville
Anna Frances Anderson
A & M Poultry Dept
First National Bank
Hbroran
Travis B. Bryan President
Tire Sale
Fisk Windsor
Fisk H. D
Fisk Premier
Peanones
Bryan Motor Co
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