Poage Staffer Recalls Move to Washington DC
A Poage staff member recounts leaving Marlin for Washington DC after six months on the Poage staff. The writer notes quick acclimation to life in the capital, support from district colleagues, and smooth adaptation of family to new schools and surroundings as they settle into congressional work.
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Poage
Texas
House
Carl Albert
Congress
Wash
Marlin
Washington, D. C
Poage aide Chloe Glass thanks constituents in Texas visit
Chloe M. Glass writes amid Congress summer recess praising Washington memorials and the nation. She notes the Poage office in Waco remains open year round and will be in Texas with staff, plan to meet locals until Congress reconvenes September 8.
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Washington
Congress
Waco
Texas
Marlin
Poage
Chloe M. Glass
Hearne Cotton Bale Sold At 12 1 2 Cents And Local News
Hearne reports first 1921 cotton bale sold last week by J. W. Horlock at 12 1 2 cents per pound with a bonus to R. R. Cole of Branchville. Cotton picking underway at 50 cents per 100. West Motor Co appointed Hearne Ford dealer with temporary quarters near Oxford Hotel. Notices of marriages include Dr W K Waltman and Dorothy Kiehn of Hallettsville. Miss Pearl Dotson and A L Springfield wed in Franklin. Social outings at Rocky Crossing hosted by Mrs Otho Mathews. Virginia Hostrasser of Houston visiting. Local merchants Hudson and Harris advertise Avery wagons. George Palmos returns to cafe after illness. Various visits from Calvert, Ennis, Bremond, Cameron, and Lake Stanmore camp trips noted.
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Hearne
J. W. Horlock
R. R. Cole
Branchville
West Motor Company
Ford Automobiles
Fordson Tractors
Oxford Hotel
Pearl Dotson
A. L. Springfield
Franklin
San Antonio
California
Rocky Crossing
Otho Mathews
Virginia Hostrasser
Houston
Hudson and Harris
Mumford
Avery Farm
George Palmos
Ercelle Hamilton
Kathleen McCrary
Calvert
Dorothy
Robert
Boyd Green
Ennis
Joe Rumple
Bremond
Alfred Brady
Cameron
Tom Peel
D. M. Major
Floyd Easterwood
Phil Teeling
Lake Stanmire
Oakwood
R. H. Ballinger and Sons
Richard and Montgomery
Jud Collier
City Police Beat Recaps Stabbings and Teen Drinking Crackdown
A man and a woman quarrel led to a stabbing at a residence on W Eleventh with both parties filing simple assault charges. Multiple incidents include a 11 year old seriously injured falling from an oil mill, motorcycles, loitering, and alcohol DUIs. Police log details numerous domestic disputes, thefts, and minor accidents with settlements and no charges in several cases. Mayor fines issued to three Hearne minor girls for possession. sentences suspended for 18 months.
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W. Eleventh
James Adams
Robert Buchanan
Adams
Hobert
Hearne General Hospital
Scott and
White
Temple
Jake Abrams
Hearne
Odessa
Market
Davis
Police Log Highlights From August Week In City
Police report shows no charges from 8:40 p m August 21 street incident. Traffic tickets include two for driving without a license one for improper start and one for failure to drive in a single lane. A Pasadena man lost $115 to $125 in Hearne on August 22. A man found in a house ceiling after a night out. no charges. Three runaway teens detained. one Bryan 16 released to sister others jailed then released. City Cafe fire investigated by Sgt. Franklin at 8:25 p m August 21.
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Wayne Davis
Fred Forsthoff
Elmer Golden
E. H
Doc) McCaslin
San Gabriel Street
Adams
James Buckley
Richard Franklin
Golden
Buckley
Western Motel
K&b Dodge
Tuscaloosa
Alabama
Franklin
Dennis Rasberry
Rasberry
Bryan
Market Street
Columbus Village
Brown Street
Pasadena
Hearne
Houston
Grapevine
Sgt
City Cafe
Special Course Completes Aviation Maintenance at Patuxent
Navy petty officer third class James D. Lilley completes a specialized aviation maintenance course at Naval Air Station Patuxent River Maryland. The 1968 Franklin High School graduate is the son of Mr and Mrs Van P Lilley of Franklin. Visitors from Texarkana and Dallas stayed with Earl Hardcastle and family in Gause and Hearne relatives hosted Paul Allen of Dallas during a vacation trip.
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West Point
Herman Robert Yezak Jr
Bremend
Army Military Academy Reservation
New York
Yezak
Herman Yezak
Bremond High School
James D. Lilley
Naval Air Station
Patuxent River
Maryland
Franklin High School
van P. Lilley
Franklin
Harold van der Weghe
Stephen Wayne
Texarkana
Earl Hardcastle
Mr. Hardcastle
Bob and
Gause
California
Paul Allen
Dallas
Hearne
R. G. Mandrell
W. W. Corn
C. E. Allen
Family thanks hospital and friends for support after Katie Kirk’s passing
The Kirk family expresses deep gratitude to the hospital and many friends for flowers memorials food and sympathy given during their time of need following Katie Kirk’s death.
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Katie Kirk
Brazos Bottom Bits and Local News Tidbits
Mrs. M M Otten hosts and Baylor graduate Miss Barbara Foyt is honored with degree on August 19. Engagment announced Lena Ann Camarata to Bob Fritcher wedding set for November 14. Larry Collette now employed with Gray's Incorporated after Connally Tech grad. Maize crop ahead of harvest as rains subside. The wise man keeps learning and teaching from all.
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Barbara Foyt
Thomas Foyt
Mr. Foyt
Baylor University
Foyt
J. H. Collier
Luke Collette
Joe L. Collette
Connally Technical School
Waco
Gray’s Incorporated
Bonnie Camarata
Bryan
Lena Ann
Bob Fritcher
Joe Fritcher
Caldwell
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Joe S. Sturgis Jr
Lucille Stidham
Woodrow Tidwell
Erma Tidwell
Jimmy L. Boxley
Linotype
Epress Association
NEN Act Association
ACB
Memphis
Second ST
Tenn
Bob Poage
Man‘ekind
Moon
Rex Reed
Holiday Magazine
Patton
Alenco
Division OF
Redmon Industries, Inc
Carson
Bryan, Texas
the Oldtimers
Democrat
W. K. Waltman
This City
Dorothy Kiehn
Hallettsville
Tommy E. Luke Jr
E. W. Luke
Brazos
M. M. Otten
M. M. Ottea
M. M. Ottea and Jr
Mathis III
Justina
Monica
Felicita
Debbie
Terri Newlin
Indiana
Mathis
Rex Redfern
Ramada Inn
College Station
Bryan Kiwanis Club
Furniture Mart
Russell’s Furniture Appliance
ST. Hearne Pho
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Nisin Hrvilbers
First State Bank
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