Yoemen Fall Hard To McGregor In Scrimmage At Home
The Yoemen lost 13 to 7 to McGregor in a scrimmage at Yoemen field. Brashear and Speck Dierr impressed on offense and defense, while Pie Lucas struggled with an ankle injury and must regain form. Coach Wood may be unavailable due to hospitalization, leaving Punk Bennett to lead. The team opens conference play September 29 against Rockdale, with October 12 in Mexico City.
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Ence
McGregor
Yoemen Field
Brashear
125 Pounder
Speck Dierr
Woodum
Black
Pie Lucas
Bennett
Yeomen
Wood
Temple
Punk Bennett
Mexico City
Yoemen
Rockdale
Two Years in Prison For Marshal Barrett
Marshall Barrett received two years in the state penitentiary for each of three burglary charges. The sentences run concurrently. He was arrested on August 27 after robbing the Denker grocery store on Highway 36 and admitted to additional robberies at Gus Plenti Macnolia Scation and Matula Grocery.
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Marshall Barrett
State Penitentiary
Barrett
Denker
Highway 36
Matula
Six-Foot Rattle Snake Killed Near Gause
Jim Holland of Gause killed a six–foot rattlesnake Saturday morning after noticing birds disturbed in his yard. The report came from Joe Lankford, constable at Gause, who relayed details. Holland is a former druggist.
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Jim Holland
Gause
Joe Lankford
Holland
City Marshal lauded for protecting Gulf warehouse
Gene Smith city marshal earned praise from Gulf agent E. H. Coffield in Cameron for monitoring the Gulf warehouse on the Southern Pacific track after burglaries increased in the state. Coffield commended Smith for his vigilance and noted the marshal’s quick investigation when Coffield left his car lights on.
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Gene Smith
E. H. Coffield
Cameron
Coffield
Gulf
Southern Pacific
Rockdale
Smith
Mrs McGehee in Critical Condition After Stroke
Mrs George McGehee is reported critically ill at her home after a paralytic stroke on a Tuesday night of last week. She has had several minor strokes recently and little hope is held for recovery. Mr McGehee has been ill in bed since last July and relatives were notified. A sister in law and two daughters from Dallas plus a son from Houston visited over the weekend.
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George McGehee
Ad Hall School Opens With 80 Students
The Ad Hall School opened Monday morning with a brief program and attendance from school patrons. Enrollment stood at 80 students, with 27 in high school classification, and officials expect gains in the coming week.
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Ad Hall
City Council Votes Aid to Cemetery Association
The City Council discussed assisting the Oak Hill Cemetery Association with cleanup and beautification, with labor likely supplied by the city. A public swimming pool proposal was discussed but no action taken.
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Oak Hill Cemetery
Mrs John Tomascik buried at Corinth
Funeral services for Mrs John Tomascik 57 of Buckholts were held Friday at 3 p.m. at the Tomascik residence. She died Thursday at 7 a.m. Survived by husband and eight children. Interment at Corinth with Green Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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John Tomascik
Buckholts
Tomascik
Corinth With Green
Prison transfers follow sentences for bank robberies
Ralph Gresham received 25 years in the state penitentiary for the Thorndale State Bank robbery and Joseph Laverne Rutherford was sentenced to five years for robbery. Hardin Perniza drew two years by a district court jury. Deputy Sheriff Clarence McCall took them to the state prison at Hantsville Tuesday.
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Ralph Gresham
Thorndale State Bank
Hardin Perniza
Joseph Laverne Rutherford
Hantsville
Clarence McCall
Pythians Hear Scout Executive In Local Address
Charles Rutledge Temple Field Executive for Boy Scouts spoke to the Pythian lodge on Monday about the benefits of Scout work for boys and fathers. He urged aiding Scout Masters to achieve best results. Rev. Maurice Grove is Scout Master for the lodge sponsored troop.
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Charles Rutledge
Temple
Boy Scouts
Rutledge
Pythian Lodge
Maurice Grove
Pythion Lodge
Trade your cotton seed for meal at Oil Mill
A brief notice invites cotton farmers to exchange seed for meal at the local Oil Mill. The program offers a direct swap, simplifying processing and providing a usable byproduct for feed. Street details and dates not specified.
Negro driver injured in fatal Milam County crash
T M Maley, a black man, is critically injured in a head on collision on the Milano road east of Lamp Kin store Saturday night. Three cars were involved, with Bill and Buell Favors of Gause arrested for intoxication. Pete Rogers drove the Durant car. Mancillo sustained a badly injured hand.
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T. M. Maley
Cameron Hospital
Milano Road
Lampkin
Dan Gunn
Clarence McCall
Bill Favors
Buell Favors
Gause
Milam County
Favors Brothers
Pete Rogers
T. M. Maloy
Tabilo Mancillo
Favors
Durant
Mancillo
Maloy
Negra
Drunk Arrests Dominate Weekend Police Reports
Ten weekend arrests reported with most charges for drunkenness stemming from the Mexican fiesta. Individuals named include Mac Martinez Louis Serreno Yvonne Harper Garland Ross Louis Serna Jesus Martone and Howard Riggs, all held by Constable B F Bailey and later jailed or fined.
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Mac Martinez
Louis Serreno
B. F. Bailey
Garland Ross
Ross
Louis Sernia
Jesus Martone
Howard Riggs
Sam Day
Bailey
Miss Gertrude Barstyn Attends Austin Jewish Service
Miss Gertrude Barstyn joined the Jewish New Year worship in Austin last Thursday. She visited friends and relatives including sisters and other kin during the visit. Barstyn formerly worked in Austin for several years before moving to Camera.
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Gertrude Barstyn
Austin
Sain Ters
Miss Barstyn
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AD Hall School
Rylander
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S.£. Brogdon
Texas
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Oa Calvert
Ational
Schiller Motor Co
Pontiac
Ed Vonwyne
Bui
A. E. Matula
Mer
Buckholts, Texas
J. O. Mitchell, Mer
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