Ninety-Seven Seniors Receive Diplomas at Yoe High Commencement
Eighty seven graduates of the Class of 1935-36 were awarded diplomas Monday night at the Athletic Field during commencement exercises. The list includes Ruby Baylor, Margaret Ann Moore, Gertrude Boedeker, Audrey Louise Boews, Eva McDonald, Virginia Sue Beye, Virginia Anne McKinney, Clinton Breeding, William Shirley McLean, Robbie Lee McLerran, Joe D. Newton, Daisey Victoria Olson Imogene Peeler Neaton Edwin Peeler Frank W. Perrin, and many more students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Baylor
Margaret Ann Moore
Gertrude Boedeker
Tennie Lee McCarty
Audrey Louise Boews
Eva McDonald
Virginia Sue Beye
Joe D. Newton Daisey Victoria Olson Imogene Peeler Neaton
Edwin Peeler
Frank W. Perrin
Frank Pfardrescher
Ross Posey
Eula Mae Richards
Marie Loretta Ruzicka
Edward
Schiller, Jr
Milton J. Schiller
March of Time to Spotlight Rail Story at Theatre
A film program titled March of Time screens June 7 and 8 examining U S railroads. It traces 25 000 miles of track daily moves freight and passengers while discussing profitability challenges, regulation, and the industrys shift from a private monopoly to a public utility amid postwar labor and competition signals.
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U. S
Railroads launch industrial battle and fare cut plan
In Washington cooperative agencies were formed to push railroads forward. The industry cut two billion dollars in overhead to regain traffic and introduced streamlined trains and services. The major move is a two cent per mile fare for coaches and three cents for Pullman cars by June 2 1956. March of Time previews Cameron Theatre shows June 7 and 8.
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Washington
Cameron Theatre
Fischer of Tyler Seeks Texas Governorship on Tax Shift
Tyler Texas June 2 F W Fischer of Tyler oil attorney and former constitutional lawyer who helped defeat NRA section 9c proposes taxing natural resources instead of land to fund pensions schools highways and gasoline at 4 cents a gallon He argues new revenue will aid Texas consumers and agriculture He is a Mason Methodist and American Legion member and has ties to East Texas oil disputes
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Tyler
Texas
F. W. Fischer
Fischer
East Texas
NRA
United States Supreme Court
West Virginia
Oklahoma
American Legion
Lutheran College Choir To Sing In Suchholts Church
At Texas Lutheran College Seguin May 29 graduation 52 graduates. one from music, others from Junior College. L. A. Woods speaker. diplomas by A. L. Wolff. Bob Koch gave the vale, Armine Ernst the salutatory. Summer choir tour follows. performances in Gonzales Lavernia Buckholts Bartlett Taylor New Sweden Portu gville Giddings Brenham Yoakum Hallettsville Meyersville Nordheim Alice Weslaco Lyford Beeville. Dallas Centennial Exposition June 21–24.
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Texas Lutheran College
Seguin
Texas
L. A. Woods
State Department of Education
A. L. Wolff
San Antonio
Board of Regents
Bob Koch
Armine Ernst
Gonzales
Lavernia
Bueckholts
Bartlett
Taylor
New Sweden
P’rtugerville, Giddings, Brenham, Yoakum, Hallettsville
Meyersville
Nordheim
Alice
Wesinceo
Lyford
Beeville
H. E. Gibson
Dallas Centenial Exposition
Denton
Wm. F. Kraushear
Miss Minnie Olenbush Returns From Mexican Trip
Miss Minnie Olenbush returns from a pleasant trip to Corpus Christi and Reynosa Mexico. She is accompanied by Mr and Mrs Fred Bardin Mrs Charles Moore and Miss Lauretta Jancik of Tem pie.
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Minnie Olenbush
Corpus Christi
Reynosa
Mexico
Fred Bardin
Charles Moore
Lauretta Jancik
Clarkson HL D Club Demonstrates Vegetable Cooking Skills
The Clarkson Home Demonstration Club met May 21 at 2 PM with Mrs Henry Lindsay. Miss Bertha Fae Strange led a cabbage and mild vegetable cooking demonstration and eight recipes were shared. Next meeting with Mrs Joe Hank June 18 plans a history of the Extension organization. Clothing achievement set for Yee High School Cameron June 5. Reporter notes all members should attend.
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Clarkson Home Demonstration Club
Henry Lindsay
Bertha Fae Strange
Joe Hank
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