Mr William Collier Barnes dies at Owensville
Mr William Collier Barnes aged 71 died at his Owensville home Friday January 6 after a brief pneumonia illness. Born in Campbellton Florida in 1861 he moved to Texas in 1888. He married Julia Eva Turner on July 27 of that year and had three children. Services were held at the family residence with songs including Just As I Am and Lead Kindly Light. He rests in Owensville cemetery. He leaves a wife three children a sister and many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Collier Barnes
Owensville
Mr. Barnes
Campbelton
Fla
Texas
Julia Eva Turner
Barnes
Methodist Church of
Camberton
J. L. Wallace
Julia Barnes
Roe Jackson Among Top Grades at Sam Houston College
Roe Jackson of Franklin Robertson county made high honors at Sam Houston College Huntsville with five subjects on a full load. He earned three A grades and two B grades, ranking among the nineteen highest in a student body of about eight hundred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Houston State Teachers College
Sam Houston College
Huntsville
Roe Jackson
Franklin
Robertson County
Jackson
Card of Thanks for Loss of Father and Brother Teeling
We express deepest thanks for sympathy from friends and the floral offerings at the death of our father and brother. Willie Mae Teeling. John Teeling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Mae Teeling
John Teeling
Doings Around the Court House
Real estate transfers listed from Hearne and Bremond with nominal consideration. Names include N L Frazier, B Wells, John Q Gaines and others, plus parcels in 66 and 68 acre tracts and block 347 Hearne. Several couple transfers and car registered notes appear in a condensed notice of public records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. L. Frazier
B. Wells
John Q. Gaines
Allen League
Allen Hill League
A. T. Ball
R. R. Warren
Hearne
Centenia McCarver
Norman McCarver
Gause News Items Highlight Mild Sunshine And Local Visits
The Gause community notes several days of sunshine aiding farmers and various travels. Jessie Stovall and family visit from Dallas. Malcolm Timmin moves to Cameron for business. Morton and Cochran families visit Rockdale and Bartlett. Rev Swindall conducts Gause Baptist services. locals attend a temperance meeting in Marlow. Dick Hairston of Milano and Obie Kirk, returning to Huntsville for Sam Houston SHSTTC winter term. Horace Mann quote on education ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Stovall
Dallas
Allen Stovall
J. J. Gaston
Malcolm Timmin
Cameron
Timmin
W. W. Morton
Rockdale
S. R. Cochran
Bartlett
Swindall
Milano High School
Gause Baptist Church
Marlow
Richard
Dick) Hairston
Milano
Obie Kirk
Huntsville
Sam Houston State Teachers College
Horace Mann
Wheelock News Social Roundup and Sports Wins
Rev. D. S. Burke and Ray Baker are listed as sick. Filmore Clanton family moved to Cedar Creek farm. Volleyball girls and basketball boys traveled to Boone Prairie. boys won 30 to 16, girls remain undefeated after three games. County Commissioner driving gravel roads. Local residents accompanied Beatrice Duncan to Franklin. Eunice Worthington and family and Neva Duncan joined New Year’s at C. P. Duncan’s home. Red Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. S. Burke
Ray Baker
Filmore Clanton
Cedar Creek
Boone Prairie
J. J. Scasta
Lucille Scasta
Edith Melton
Bernice Duncan
Beatrice Duncan
Franklin
Eunice Worthington
Neva Duncan
C. P. Duncan
Red Rose
Bethany Briefs Hitched to Milano Visitors and Local Trips
H P Hill and family stayed as guests in the Hughes home at Milano on Sunday. A M Nunley conducted business in Franklin on Monday. Rawls and daughter Nina from Bryan visited friends Sunday. George Bonge and daughters Helen Pansy Ruth Nunley drove to Bryan Saturday. Helen Rasco of Elliott visited Mrs J T White last week. Little Bit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Hill
Hughes
Milano
A. M. Nunley
Franklin
Bro. Rawls
Nina
Bryan
George Bonge
Helen
Pansy
Ruth Nunley
Helen Rasco
Elliott
J. T. White
Six Year Old Billy Burney Has Party
Six year old Billy Burney celebrated his sixth birthday with a party on the Moss lawn. A gay company of children enjoyed games guided by Mrs Morrow Burney and relatives, with angel food cake and ice cream, violet decor, a rose birthday cake, and table favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Burney
Roy Larkin Henry Birthday Celebrant
Roy Larkin Henry celebrated his fifth birthday at his parents home on Cedar Street despite rain. Prizes for games went to Henry Harding Jr. and Jane Matthews. a birthday cake with lucky emblems was shared with ice cream cones. Guests included Alice Allen Weeks, Pat Burney Hall Jr., Mary Ruth Cherry, and many others, with gifts showing his popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Moss
Billy Morrow Burney
Billy Morrow
Morrow Burney
Elizabeth Brady
Cora Alice
Ruth Marie Brady
Little Mabel Hall
Alice Claire
Ann Brady
Betty Jo
Rupert Hamilton
Cora Alice Brady
Wanda Rohde
Jane Cole
Jane Mathews
Evelyn Harding
Jewel Creed
Evelyn Gray
Baby Lou Blanton
Ruth and
May Hudson
Verna Catherine Mitchell
Doris Lajoie
Edwin Brady, Jr
James Perkins
Billy Ely
William Moss
Frances Ann Bluestein
Jiggs Mathews
Johnny Gatling
Henry Harding, Jr
Jean Ely
James Clanton
Pat Burney Hall
Fay Hoefer, Jr
Roy Larkin
Henry
Don Tidwell
Wallace Reed Wilkerson
Roy Larkin Henry
Roy Henry
Cedar Street
Alice Allen Weeks
Pat Burney Hall, Jr
Mary Ruth Cherry
Joyce McReynolds
Joyce Greenwood
Sallie Ruth Henry
Robert Edwin Westbrook
Wanda Aine Rohde
F. E. Hoefer, Jr
Burney
Henry Manton Dorrell
James Henry
Thomas Hefley, Jr
Julia Ann Smith
Sonny” Waltman
Bob Cornforth, Jr
Eugene Pippin
Directors Reported Financial Totals and Figures
Readable OCR fragment lists monetary amounts 50,000 20,000 5,873.18 251,228.87 11,292.34 129.74 338,024.08 associated with directors. The text appears as a financial snippet likely from a board or annual report, lacking context and explicit actions or dates.
Community Chest Appeals for Bedding and Clothing
The Community Chest asks for bedding clothing and shoes as urgent donations. Mrs F L Wood requests all who can contribute contact her or deliver items to the Chamber of Commerce for the assistance department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Community Chest
F. L. Wood
Chamber of Commerce
Epworth League Meeting at Methodist Church Sunday Night
Epworth League convenes at the Methodist church Sunday at six oclock for a program on Investments of Habits. Speakers include Marjorie Williamson Jo Nell Orts Beverley Hostrasser Alice Alexander on Habits in daily life health and mental well being. All young people and visitors are invited.
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Epworth League
Methodist Church
Marjorie Williamson
Jo Nell Orts
Beverley Hostrasser
Alice Alexander
Appreciation Letter from Miss Lind to County Press
Miss Lind thanks Hearne citizens and Robertson County for cooperation and support in making Home Demonstration work possible. She expresses hope the county will soon have both agents again and signs as C H D A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Texas
Hearne
Robertson County
Eina Lind
Notice of Constable's Sale in Robertson County Texas
Constable SEE JOSEY announces a sale under an 1932 district court order in the case J. D. Adkins vs Charles Later No 7540. On February first Tuesday 1933 at Franklin the city’s courthouse door, Lot 11 Block 404 Hearne Robertson County will be sold to satisfy a paving lien judgment for 8 percent interest from October 14 1932 plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Robertson County
Texas
J. D. Adkins
Charles Later
A. D
Court House
Franklin
Hearne
Charles
Josey
Shakespeare Club Hosts Evening on Art and Folk Art
Mrs G D Martin hosted the Shakespeare Club at her home with Mrs Ballinger assisting. Mrs George Chatmas presented an Art program from the year book outline. Mrs J B Collier led an American Folk Art discussion. Mrs W Easterwood spoke on Godeys Lady's Book and Mrs J T Hamilton on Currier and Ives Prints. Twenty seven members and two guests attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Martin
Shakespeare Club
Piano Recital At Mrs Allen Home Delights Patrons
Mrs W C Allen presented thirteen pupils in a piano recital Friday night at her home. Patrons were guests and a light refreshment course followed the social hour after the program. Mr and Mrs Tol Lord returned to Houston after a brief visit here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Tol Lord
Houston
Cardus and Cardui pitched as health boosters for women
An advertisement touts Cardus as a vegetable tonic used for over 60 years to improve overall health and ease fatigue nerves. It claims Cardui helps with menstrual pain and makes periods easier, endorsing safety for women of all ages.
Alford Mann Marriage Informally Announced
The marriage of Miss Mary Mann of Beaumont and Mr. Raymond Alford of Hearne was informally announced during the holiday season. Alford returned to Hearne while his bride stayed in Beaumont, and she later visited Hearne briefly. Mrs. Alford will reside with her parents for a time, as friends hope she becomes a permanent addition to Hearne society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mann
Beaumont
Raymond Alford
Hearne
Alford
Hearne High School
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W. C. Barnes
G. A
Haley
Ruth Marie Jackson
Sue Willis
Victorine Brown
Hazel Cotharn
Reba Hamilton
Bernice Galloway
Joyce Cotharn
Audrey McBride
Earline Pate
Hazel Cotham
Roger Alice Moody
Inez Baxter
Helen Goodman
Sadie Garrison
June Gilstrap
BY. P. U
the Baptist Church
Joe Galloway
Hill Lomax
Bill Hamilton
Jesus
Gene Tunney
Alvin York
Henry Grady
Geo. B. Palmos
Proprieter
National Compress Company
Hearne, Texas
Petit Jury
J. E. McMahon
R. A. Averett
L. J. Boyd
Mike Seale
Walter Cook
K. P. Caskey
Web Hearne
Ira Kennedy
R. B. Blanton
H. R. Ross
George Porter
John H. Smith
Eddie Pruitt
F. G. Blake
Edward Bartula
Jesse Banks
H. A. Chamberlain
Alfred Clark
Will Grace
R. C. James
Tom Mears
Jas. Clark
G. M. Clapp
J. A. Pate
Henry Seale
Geo. Abraham
Rufus Bodiford
J. B. Tarver
BE. W. Baggett
Will Owens
G. F. Simmons
W. L. Massey
W. C. Cadle
Adam Polka
R. L. Stanford, Jr
J. H. Collins
Joe Rome
Las Espanoza
Valley Junction
George Webber
Virginia Sargent
Calvert
Leonard Edwards
Annie Ozell Bowie
Bremond
J.T. Hart
Juanita Ingram
Ike Wadely
Katherine Gilbert
Lus Espinoza
H. P. Curry
Chevrolet
Reagan
Gause
Wheelock News
Bethany
Planters and Merchants State Bank
State of Texas
Democrat
U. S
Total
Robertson
J. G. Philen
R. O. Ely
G. Philen
A O. Ely
H. G. Hasterwood
R. W. Marshall
R. M. Duffey
W. H. Ely
Miss Lind
County Press
Alford-Mann
Golden Rule Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Jakie Silverman
Hearne Rotary Club
Oxford
J. Felton Lane
R. H. Mallard
W. K. Waltman
Marshall Building
R. W. Marshall Real Estate
A D. Scott
Mitchell
New
Masonic
Municipal
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