Local Theatre Update Highlights Amateur Night Casts
A detailed recap of a community theatre week featuring John Hargis Glenn Hodges and Kaleta Miller in "Taking The Count" plus expressions of praise for Mrs Clayton Hopkins in directing. Attendance notes mention Julius Murr and a German band, with Easter church events and local charity efforts foregrounded.
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John Hargis
Kaleta Miller
Glenn Hodges
Clayton Hopkins
John PD Hickerson
Junction
Little Tock
Arkansas
Relanees
John DP
Remen's Softball Player Criticized for Selfish Practice
The report accuses a Remen softball player of selfish behavior during practice. After batting for an hour and posting about two dozen runs, the player reportedly wanted to quit when the Lions were to bat.
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Remen
Lions
Wolf on Llano River Threatens Ranch Livestock
Disjointed report describes a large yellow wolf seen near the North Llano River, prompting concern animals may be harmed. Authorities urge caution and monitoring to prevent further depredations as residents discuss possible actions.
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Llano
Mariney
West
Eden Supt. Rothmann Praised for Decade of Service
R D Rothmann receives commendation for ten years as Eden Public School superintendent. He expanded the curriculum to include bookkeeping typing commercial arithmetic public speaking and economics. Grammar school work added art penmanship and school music. Enrollment grew from about 4000 in 1914 to roughly 5500 by year’s end. Continued on page four.
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Id Rothman
Velen
Coke Stevenson Delivers Pioneer Day Address in London
Chief speaker Coke Stevenson addresses Pioneer Day in London as Susenson Kimble runs for Lieutenant Governor. Despite heavy rain and cold, about 200 residents attend the community celebration with remarks from Supt Mark Vo Whester and local officials.
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Coke Stevenson
Pioneer
Coke Susenson Kimble
Grvernor
London
Dade
Rian
Ian
Memorial for Mrs Cardwell at San Antonio
The Cardwell family mourns Mrs Cardwell age 7 seven, died prompting funeral services led by Revr Grity Tanmens at Masonic Cemetery San Antonio. Survived by husband and one son Cardwell. grandchildren Cody Mitchell Willem Cardwell Robert Corder Troof Rocksprinss James Carter Eldridge Coker attended. Borden and relatives travelled to Austin as MP Hordern and son Lee waited.
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Halle
Sim Antonie
Cardwell
Mr F Cardwell
Finie
James Carter
Eldridge Coker
San Antone
Cardwell Falls
Order of the East St
Alma Koock
Alfred Koock
Austin
Junction
Church of Christ
Wo R Minter
Waterer Wo Leamons
Junction Church of Christ
John Herring
Fet Lorey
Walter Martin
Clay Fred Mudge
S. C. Durst
Koock
Gee Farmer
Jemima Pullen Farmer
Farmer
Kimble County
Asa G., Hardy
Sayers Farmer
Kinble County
RL. Peters
Hoyer
Dallas Maurine
Mary
Moseby Josephine
Baseball Season Opens Monday April 11
The article previews the start of baseball season with opening day events on Monday April 11. It mentions teams such as Ft Hoth and Lions and references early games and conference matchups, including pre-season notes and notes on local clubs preparing for the season opener.
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Tess
Theo
Lions
Senior Class Play Draws Large Evening Audience
The senior class play drew a large crowd at the high school auditorium despite cold north winds. Under the direction of Mrs Clayton Hopkins the young performers delivered a solid show, and Mrs Beatrice Wright returned Thursday from Kerrville with relatives.
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Fogh Choot
Clayton Hopkins
Hopkins
Chiss
Madkantee
Beatries Wright
Kerrville
JA Hesman Tetr
Ihn
Wichita
Gwesen
Juiny Heyman
Ant Ales Hoye
American Legion
Deal Bugle Corps
Barrow
Maru Darst
Sue
Hazel Spiller
Kimble County Federated Clubs Honor President
Kimble County Federated Clubs honored President Miss Beet Moser sixth district president of the TP WC and her secretary with a program on Tuesday after April fifth. Ruth Mettie Kerlenen led the entertaining and a Country Choir performed. Miss Foster and Mrs Allen gave greetings as Hott urged club members to send delegates to the Sixth District Convention in Redland April AV to 22.
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Beet Moser
TPWC
Mes
Ruth Mettie
Swallow
Carrol
Reben Loettier
Thole
Hetty Lat
Elizabeth Riderhower
Aubrey Hil
Phan
Sae
Weaver
Mes Reuters
Uumist
Gower
George Ard
Thomas Coney
Instruction on Crop Allotments At College Station
The County Agent's Office notes farmers may follow a conservative planting schedule to meet government program aims. Proposed allocations include 60 percent cotton, 20 percent feed crops such as cane or Sudan grass, 9 percent other crops, and 1 percent idle until final allotments are set. The Straight feed farmer profile references a Repesville incident involving Lana Hisert.
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College Station
Wool and Vohair Sales This Week Stronger
Wool and mohair sales show renewed activity with mohair selling up to 4 and a half cents. About 1,000,000 pounds of wool and more than 500,000 pounds sold over five days, boosting optimism among ranchers and buyers. A Texas firm increases buying momentum, with large mohair and wool lots moving on Edwards Plateau auctions.
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Texas
Edwards Plateau
Brush Fever More Deadly After Frosts
After killing frosts the oak brush becomes most dangerous for three days. Animals ingesting twigs suffer. frozen caves hold tannic acid, a poison. Treat livestock with oil dosages and veterinary minerals. give hay before turnout to prevent cases.
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Wierteman
Haurhara
Jones
Sffiennett
Sider
Cy Duildine
Wrevidie Mur
Helens Walls
Briain
Holtswood
Horrah Minevitch
Missy
Julius Murr
Crows
Mary Helen Browning
Goldergs
Steven Sons
Selma Tortter
Ada Dockery
Ade Loerfler
Dick Homanns
Lousy Coleman
Philipp Joseph
Helen
Haines
Hettie Davis
Joseph
Llano River
R.D. Rothmann
Eden
Faen Boho
Hutdie Burt
Bf Moe
Steverson
Brady Oo
Borden
Suundsy
Hordern
Lee
Dunation, Mon
Cotton
Keunine Comsort
Nuail Cotte
Mr Coa
Ot Brady
Kimble County Federated Clubs
Prit Rink
Doe Hies
Lana Hisert
Hann
Repesvilie
Howe
PENN
Lions Club
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