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Newspaper

Floresville Chronicle Journal

Location

Floresville, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1935

Page

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Poth Officials Await PWA Funds for Waterworks Project

Mayor Wm Eckel and city council members received a telegram from Senator Tom Connally dated May 3 1935 stating that release of funds will be made in the next few days for the Poth PWA project docket 7 41. The message confirms federal support for extending and improving Poths water system as the city weighs joining a larger New Braunfels Corpus Christi water plan.

Wm. Eckel Poth Tom Connally Washington, D. C Poth Pwa PWA Senator Connally

Kleberg Invites Farmers to Washington for Reception

Congressman Richard M. Kleberg of Texas 14th District announces a Texas Farmers Special arrival in Washington on May 14 to thank President Roosevelt and Congress for agricultural policy. He invites Texas delegates to meet in his office and be welcomed by him during their stay. The piece also covers plans for Highway No. 16 improvements with federal funding prospects and a Floresville meeting to form an association for the project.

Richard M. Kleberg 14Th Texas Texas Farmer Special Roosevelt Congress Kleberg Committee On Agriculture Washington D. C New House 14Th Congressional District

Floresville Receives State Education Visit Recommendations

A Floresville school system report praises the district and outlines improvements from a visit by Mrs. P. EB. Dickson of the State Department of Education. The visit notes crowding in the primary department, urges continued beautification, more modern fiction for the high school library, biology for ninth graders, and strong commendations for the school, faculty, and library. The piece also notes a Denver chain letter craze increasing mail and stamp sales at Floresville post office.

S. B. Carr P. Conn Floresville P. EB. Dickson State Department of Education Texas

John Houston Mayes of Wille High School Class of

Readable fragments show John Houston Mayes associated with Wille High School in the graduating class. Further details are unreadable, but the item appears to note a student milestone or obituary context.

John Houston Mayes F Wille High School Son - Een

Hearing Set on Seguin Stockdale Road Completion

State Highway Commission grants a hearing for the completion of Highway 123 south through Stockdale and Karnes City. The session on May 14 will include Seguin participants Judge H A Heideke Mayor Max Starcke Joe Gibbs F C Weinert Representative F B Dee and others plus Wilson County official T B sample.

Shgain Texas State Highway Commission Stockdale Karnes City Seguin H. A. Heideke Max Starcke Joe Gibbs F. C. Weinert F. B D.ee T. B. Ty Bad Z. Sampie County Ein Napaer Wilson County

Poth Ships First Onions Last Tuesday Night

Poth Texas May 8 the first car load of onions for the 1935 season was shipped here yesterday. The yield is lighter than hoped but shipments are expected to exceed last season’s 836 carloads. This marks the eighth year onions have been grown here and locals see it as a leading money crop. Floresville loaded its first shipment of 1985 onions Wednesday and yesterday, three cars went out at 3 pm. John Morris Jr of Harlingen shipped them for several buyers here. They were billed to St Louis but may be diverted en route. Two more cars were to be loaded yesterday for sale today. County onions are praised for quality and shippers. Wilson county onions appear popular among buyers and demand is strong.

San Antonio Corpus. Christi State Highway Commission Austin Foresville D. K. Martin No. 16 Floresville Corpus Christi E. F. Woosey, Jr J. W. Brown Beeville Chamber of Commerce Joe Tackitt Ateres Sam Fore, Jr W. Schneider Poth J. Hilaardlng C. B. Stevenson Wilson County W. B. Moss San Patricio County Thos. B. Smiley Karnes County Bob Wolf Nueces County Texas Cun Farsaate John Morris, Jr Harlingen St. Louis Eern

Pool Cotton to Go on Market at Once

Futures contracts will be purchased to offset sales. Manager states the move will not disturb the present market.

Government pool cotton to be sold immediate use or export

Oscar Johnson, pools manager, announced that limited government pool cotton will be sold for immediate consumption or export. He said the pool will buy futures to align prices with spot markets, aiming to raise new crop contract levels without disturbing the market. AA officials cite 1.3 million bales in pool holdings and 300,000 in futures.

Washington, D. C Oscar Johnson Johnston AAA Old Farm Board

Floresville High School To Be Represented At A. I. Coronation

Floresville High School will send delegates as over three hundred participants attend the A I College coronation Saturday May 11 at 8:00 p m in Kingsville. Miss Vivian Dietz named college queen as the art and industries event marks the tenth birthday of the college with a fifteen foot birthday cake and a public, free event. Masons to meet here May 16.

Kingsville Texas A. & I. College Vivian Dietz Texas College of Arts and Industries South Texas

Building materials scam plan eyed in Washington talks

In Washington on May 4 officials reviewed a program aimed at routing misused building materials and farm supplies. the scheme and ward in each state under scrutiny as authorities pursue a broader scam crackdown.

American Legion and Auxiliary Meeting Held

District Committeeman Colson of Alice delivers address as members plan Memorial Day events for May 26. The meeting covers post activities and auxiliary participation in community ceremonies.

American Legion and Auxiliary Meeting Colson Alice

Mexican Dinner Is Served By Legion In Wilson County

The American Legion and Auxiliary Post No. 88 in Wilson County met on May 7 with many members present to hear Ed Colson of Alice Texas speak. A dinner was served at the White House Cafe followed by musical and reading performances. The Auxiliary highlighted a beautification project for the Texas Centennial, erecting native stone pillars on Highway 16 to honor Wilson County World War veterans on Memorial Day May 26, with further ground work planned.

American Legion and Wilson County Fourteenth District Ed Colson Alice Texas Colson E. D. Beck Floresville White‘ House Sewell Schultz Mary Plaine Martin Shirley Lieberman Dorothy Jean Hill Highway No 16

Floresville Musical Club to Hold Final Meeting May 14

The Floresville Musical Club will hold its last meeting of the season on Tuesday May 14 at 4 pm at the home of Mrs J C Houston. Miss Jewel Franklin and Mrs E L Whitsett will lead the program with William H Doyle singing Frances Zoeller from San Antonio will perform on violin. Mrs Adelaide Copeland of San Antonio will read. Hostess and chairwoman for the meeting is Mrs John W Reese.

Floresville Musical Club J. C. Houston Jewel Franklin E. L. Whitsett William H. Doyle Frances Zoeller San Antonio Adelaide Copeland John W.reese

Memorial for Gillespie pioneers to honor German settlers

Fredericksburg Texas May 6 Scores of committees map final plans for a two day celebration featuring a memorial dedication to Gillespie county pioneers and early German settlers. A replica of the old Vereinskirche church will serve as a museum for heirlooms and relics, with festivities beginning May 15 at sunrise and continuing through Sunday night. Otto Burgdorf, secretary.

Fredericksburg Texas Gillespie County Otto Burgdorf

Celebration heavy rains flood county roads

On page 4 a brief note reports heavy rains across the county causing minor flooding and travel delays. No injuries or major damage are mentioned. officials cautioned residents to avoid flooded areas as crews monitor water levels and repair quick-drying damage.

District court still in session with no trials this week

The spring term of the district court remains in session with no cases tried this week. State of Texas v. Tom Key and Clifton Hall were set for trial last Friday but were continued to the next term. One case involved assault to murder and the other conspiracy to commit murder. Many out of town witnesses have remaining weeks of court. juries have been drawn, but it is unclear if the term will run full time.

District State of Texas Tom Key Clifton Hall

Methodist Church To Honor Miss Baldwin With Reception Tonight

The Methodist church will honor Miss Mary Frances Baldwin, a popular high school teacher, with a reception on the church lawn tonight beginning at 00 o'clock. The Epworth League young people will oversee the event and manage activities for the gathering.

Methodist Church Mary Frances Baldwin Epworth

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Highway 16 Association E. F. Woolsey, Jr New Road Group Beeville R. J. Evans Kenedy Sec v.Treas Highway Commission R. M. Kleberg Martin Riviera Kenedy County Highway Department Woolsey Filoresville Charmaber of Commerce Flores Denver Colorado Lee McDaniel Floresville High School Coronation A. F A. M Bretheren W. H. Adams W. M D. Seale Ed van Cees Oe Ing Pha Legion
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