Hearne Public Schools Open Enrollment Sets Record
Hearne Texas public schools opened Monday with the largest enrollment in history. High school 213 students and grade school 870, with more registrations anticipated from rural districts. Four buses will serve outlying pupils and a new curriculum offers academic, standard commercial, and standard vocational paths for eighth graders.
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Hearne
Hearne Public
Formelly
I. D. Williams
Willimette Andrews
Louis Cochran
J. B. Payne
Leon Hayes
J. C. Rogers
Elizabeth Sloop
Elizabeth Stout
Jane Alice Wright
Hazel McEhanon
First Workout For Hearne Hi Ends With 30 Players
Hearne High Eagles opened football practice with fundamentals and calisthenics as Coach Cochran builds toward the season. Thirty boys reported, many light, with some veterans leaving due to classroom issues. Meanwhile local happenings include Mrs. Floyd Parker visiting Hearne and the Baptist Woman's Society meeting on tithing with Lois Glass and Velora Griffin circles.
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Nearne
Louis
Hearne High Eagles
Cochran
Eagles
Kingsley
Hearne
Mis
C. G. Barrow
Lake
Baptist Woman's Missionary Society
Lois Glass
Velora Griffin
Local Social Notes From Hearne Homes and Guests
Hearne residents host and visit relatives across Texas. Mrs J ana children Emma Jane and Hosea Bryan of Houston are guests with Mr H A Ely and Mrs Jim Peel. R R Cole and granddaughter Jane Dixon return from Houston visit. Brady Cole of Houston stays with Mr and Mrs R W Marshall and Mrs Eugenia Stefan. W A Wilkerson, Sallie Smith, and Mr and Mrs Robert McCarver spent Sunday in San Saba with W W Wilkerson family. Nelleen Miller travels to Marlin for hospital treatment. Mrs Harold Volk and children Florence and Harold Jr. of Dallas visit M L Westbrook family.
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Hearne
J. Ana
Emma Jane
Hosea Bryan
Houston
H. A. Ely
Jim Peel
R. R.cole
Jane Cole Dixon
Brady Cole
R. W. Marshall
Eugenia Stefan
W. A. Wilkerson
Sallie Smith
Robert M. McCarver
San Saba
W. W. Wilkerson
Harold Volk
Florence and
Harold Jr
Dallas
M. L. Westbrook
Playoff softball game rained out. set for tonight
Hearne reports the City Softball League playoff between Baptiste and Firemen postponed by rain. The game will now start at 9 o clock, with players staying late on a work night. In HRNB, Friday Bridge club met at Mrs Chatimas home with high score prize theater tickets won by Mrs Abe Hensaling and crab salad refreshments served to guests and members. Mrs Curtis Mathis of Bryan returned home after visiting Hearne. her mother Mrs J Ro eh. Miss Margaret New left for Ballinger to teach.
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Hearne
Baptiste and
Firemen
HRNB
George Chatmas
R. W. Marshall
A. R. Weeks
C. H. McCollum
Abe Hensaling
Harry Gray
W. A. McNeel
D. €. Weston
P. B. Hall
H D. Beaumont
Curtis Mathis
Bryan
John Roeh
Rodell
A. L. Batter
Highway No. 6
John E. Blair
Division
New Baptist Deacons Hearne New Appointment and Ordination
At a Baptist Church meeting Ebb Mris J Price A R Weeks and J O Driver were appointed deacons. Ordination followed the officers election. Baptist and Firemen in Playoff Series Hearne City League softball resumes tonight to decide the second half title. Firemen trail 1 0 after losing Game 1, with 8 o clock start. Mrs J B Laute Glenda Pearl and G Hart plan to move this week to join J in Hearne.
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NEW Baptist
Hearne
Board of Deacons of the Baptist Church
J. Price
A. R. Weeks
J. O. Driver
Baptist
Firemen
Baptist and Firemen
Race
the Baptist
Methodist Party for Church Members Friday
Hearne society notes report a delightful party held Friday evening for members of the local Methodist church. The event featured fellowship, refreshments, and shared smiles among attendees from the community.
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Methodist Church
Church Basement Dining Room Social Draws Large Group
In the church basement dining rooms an evening gathering featured games contests and music for a large group of members and friends. Refreshments of ice cream and cake followed the entertainment and games.
County Ag Council Holds Meeting In Bryan Wednesday
The County Rural Council met at the county agent’s office with Joe Locke acting as chairman in the absence of H. P. Rene. Members included C. B. McGregor, Chas. Payne, A. H. Keller, Luther Holligan, and H. P. Franklin. They discussed sponsoring 4-H clubs, baby beef efforts with Bryan Chamber of Commerce, and planned soil erosion committees for each community. The Commissioners’ Court declined a 25 percent mobile tax for erosion but agreed to lend county road machinery at $2 per hour. The council adjourned to the first Monday of next month.
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Joe Locke
Tabor
H. P.rene
C. B. McGregor
Millican
Chas. Payne
Edge
A. H. Keller
Karten
Luther Holligan
Steep Hollow
H. P. Franklin
Smetana
Bryan Chamber of Commerce
Bryan
Commissioners’ Court
C. J. Benson
Sale of Liquorutes and Election Results
The legislature is urged to act on September 16 to regulate liquor traffic. Election results were certified despite eight counties failing to report. Wet counties or those with legal sales in some subdivisions include Austin, Bastrop, Bexar, Blanco, Brazos, Brewster, Burleson, Calhoun, Cameron, Colorado, Comal, Dallas, DeWitt, Duval, El Paso, Falls, Fayette, Fort Bend, Galveston.
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Utes
Briscoe
Kimble
Marion
Randall
McMullen
Palmer
San Augustine
Stonewall
Austin
Bastrop
Bexar
Blanco
Brazos
Brewster
Burleson
Calhoun
Cameron
Colorado
Comal
Dallas
DeWitt
Duval
el Paso
Falls
Fayette
Fort Bend
Galves
Texas constitutional vote totals on pensions and reforms
The official tabulation lists county results for constitutional amendments. Key measures include old pensions payment approving 444 539 to 108 565, insane commitment 294 287 to 199 959, probation for convicts 245 285 to 216 549, abolishing the fee system 274 537 to 188 642, free textbooks for non denominational schools 257 815 to 280 019, and allowing special session amendments 214 024 to 258 258.
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Ton
Gillespie
Goliad
Gonzales
Grimes
Guadalupe
Harris
Hidal
Jefferson
Karnes
Kendall
Err
Kinney
la Salle
Lavaca
Lee
Live Oak
Llano
Maverick
McLennan
Medina
Menard
Milam
Orange
Presidio
Refugio
Robertson
San Patricio
Starr
Val Verde
Victoria
Waller
Washington
Webb
Wharton
Wichita
Williamson
Wilson
Zapata
Only Two Regular Bears Return To Kemp High Squad
Kemp High School prepares for the 1935 football season under Coach Robert Wilson and assistant William Hall with only two lettermen returning Edwin Monk Collins the captain and quarterback and C. J. Grays the tackle. New uniforms are being issued as the Bears awaiting the 1935 schedule aim for another strong year despite limited veteran depth.
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Robert Wilson
William Hall
Kemp High School
Bears
Wilson
Claudius Stripling
Kemp High
Edwin
Monk) Collins
C. J. Gray
Committeemen to Lead Cherokee Scout Troop
The Cherokee troop committee members will run the troop until a new scoutmaster is elected after M L Rees left Bryan to teach manual arts in Waco. Members include J Coulter Smith, Jno M Lawrence dr, Dr R M Searcy, Col Frank Anderson, J C Harrison, J D Benson, and R H Bush.
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M. L. Rees
Bryan
Waco
J. Coulter Smith
Jno
M. Lawrence Dr
R. M. Searcy
Col
Frank Anderson
J. C. Harrison
J. D. Benson
R. H. Bush
Bleeding Gums Healed By Leto's Orrhea Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Leto's Orrhea Remedy for treating sore gums with a money back guarantee if ineffective. Jenkins Drug Store promotes the product with directions and a refund policy.
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Jenkins Drug Store
Broncs Open Season With Sept 20 Tilt Against Madisonville
Stephen F. Austin Broncs under Head Coach A B Pete Jones and assistants begin daily practices as school opens. The opener Friday Sept 20 at Forrest Field pits the Broncs against rival Madisonville Mustangs, followed by a Sept 27 trip to Corsicana to face the Bengals. The 1935 squad, heavier and built around five lettermen, aims for upsets in District 12 despite last year’s results.
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Stephen F. Austin High School Broncs
A. B
Pete” Jones
Wilson “Cheesey” Cook
W. R. “Bill” Carmichael
Broncs
Madisonville Mustangs
Forrest Field
Corsicana
Bengals
Mustangs
Bryan
Madisonville
Local Marriage Licenses Listed for Four Couples
Frank C Bolton and Miss Kath ryn Ewing, Lawrence Moody and Miss Vel mer L Woonerton, C L Mize Jr and Miss Lona Mae Eubank.
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Frank C. Bolton
Kathryn Ewing
Lawrence Moody
Velmer L. Woonerton
C. L. Mize, Jr
Lona Mae Eubank
Knights of Columbus Initiation Draws About 200
About 200 attended a Knights of Columbus initiation at the hall on Sunday, with nearly 20 members advancing through first second and third degrees. District Deputy John E. Cahoon of Houston led the third degree, aided by Vic Convery and Tom Daugherty. Visitors came from Austin Taylor EF Campo Cameron East Bernard Houston and Burlington. First and second degree work were led by local officers. A Holy Communion service was held at St. Josephs Parish followed by a light breakfast. A barbecue supper and speeches concluded the day, though some members could not attend due to weather and road conditions.
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Knights of Columbus Hall
John E. Cahoon
Houston
Vic Convery
Tom Daugherty
Austin
Taylor
EF Campo
Cameron
East Bernard
Burlington
H. F. Wehrman
Sam Lampo
Jno
St. Joseph’s Church
Bryan Council
Avalon Club Faces Opposition Over Dueling Gambling Den
The Avalon Club room features a bar and many tables with a large gambling hall. A pulleys driven punkah fan operated by a black man on a rope powers air movement. The club has drawn crowds and “ladies night” on Thursdays, but opposition grows in Bryan and Caldwell with petitions discussed for Governor James V. Alfred. Sheriff R. W. Nann could not act due to cross-county location.
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Bryan
Caldwell
James V. Alfred
R. W. Nann
Highways education and travel shape tomorrow’s learning
A Bryan meeting highlighted highway improvements as a major educational tool for college students and parents. Speakers Rep. George Butler and Sen. Albert Stone spoke on Brazos county gains, A&M College projects, and the Brazos river plan. Music from Floyd Murray’s string band accompanied the event attended by about 60 people.
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Mexico City
Hemisphere
George Butler
Albert Stone
Brenham
Rep. Butler
Sen. Stone
Brazos County
Texas A, & M. College
Brazos River
Floyd Murray
Bryan
Voekel from Austin Inspects Cotton at McDowell Gin
K. E. Voekel of Austin with the U S Department of Agriculture, who classifies cotton at gins, is visiting today to check the cotton at the McDowell gin.
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K. E. Voekel
Austin
U. S. Department of Agriculture
McDowell Gin
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Grandma” Baker
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