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Newspaper

Junction Eagle

Location

Junction, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1932

Page

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Junction Mountaineers Rally to Beat Giants 16–9 in Slugfest

In a high scoring game at Fred Ericksburg Junction used bold base running to overcome the Giants 16 to 9 grabbing the first league victory. Gardner homered doubled and singled while Goodman fanned 14. Junction next hosts Mason Mavericks on Sunday April 24.

Columbus Blackburn Fredericksburg Giants Junction Lads Gardner Goodman Mason Junction Mountaineers Mason Mavericks

Fire Dept Benefit Baseball Game Next Tuesday

Proceeds from a local charity baseball game go to the Junction Fire Department expenses. North side and south side teams, managed by Dr. L E Standifer and Joe Bissett, will face off Tuesday at 3 30 p m with fans urged to attend to support the fire boys.

Junction Fire Department North Side L. E. Standifer Joe Bissett North Fire Department Hill Country Fireman Association Fire Boys

Robert Bissett Visits Mother and Handles Business

Robert Bissett is in town this week to visit his mother and tend to business affairs.

Robert Bissett

Friends Present City Marshal With Badge

Lester Hodges, recently elected city marshal, was presented with a six inch Lone Star badge at Schreiner Hodges Company. Edgar McLendon delivered the presentation as friends and supporters watched. The metal badge symbolizes authority and is described as a shield for Hodges if needed.

Lester Hodges Schreiner Hodges Company Edgar McLendon Lone Star of Texas Marshall Hodges

Parent-Teachers Will Meet Monday Afternoon

The Parent-Teacher Association meets in the high school auditorium next Monday at 3:30 PM with the theme A sound mind, sound morals, a sound body. Mrs Wm Taylor leads the program, featuring a health play by second grade pupils and an explanation of the summer health round-up. Officers urge full attendance as much work needs members' attention before school ends.

Wm. Taylor

Presidential Precinct Conventions Set for May 7

The article notes precinct (presidential) conventions will be held Saturday May 7 to elect delegates to the county conventions. County chairman Howell Wright asks precinct chairmen from two years ago to organize and ensure the May 7 conventions occur. Candidates must file for primary ballot by June 6. additional dates will be announced.

Howell Wright The Eagle

Legion Auxiliary Meeting Urged Monday at Courthouse

The American Legion Auxiliary members are urged to attend a business meeting on Monday evening May 2 at the courthouse.

American Legion Auxiliary

West Texas Chamber Convention Set for May Dates

The West Texas Chamber of Commerce plans a three day convention in Sweetwater from May 12 to 14. The program centers on reducing public expenditures and taxation with daily group conferences. Notable invitees include Dr. Herman Gerlach James and Chas Jay of Dallas among others.

West Texas Chamber of Commerce Sweetwater West Texas United Herman Gerlach James University of South Dakota School of Government University of Texas Chas Jay Dallas Walter Beck Fort Worth Carl Hardin Stephenville Moore Lynn Texas

Rankin Kothmann Elected Superintendent of Eden Schools

Rankin Kothmann elected head of Eden schools with prior roles as principal at Tea Cup London and Menard High School. Friends and patrons praise his training at Howard Payne College and Baylor University and expect strong leadership and discipline as he assumes Eden superintendent duties.

Rankin Kothmann Kimble County Eden Kothmann Tea Cup London Friends of the London School Rothmann Menard High School Menard Howard Payne College Baylor University

Weather Relief Brings Hope After Sand Storms

The report notes cloudy skies with light showers easing sand storms from last week. Crops and range need rain as small grain shows damage and vegetation seeks moisture. Warm weather has freshened woods and pastures. a general rain would lift spirits.

Bierschwale Judging Team Wins Championship Honors

A. J. Bierschwale and his livestock judging team from A M College team members Jerry Brown Jr Raymond Welch and Harold McCabe won two silver loving cups and two banners at the event. They will receive a free trip to Kansas City by the Santa Fe Railroad. The team previously won the championship two years ago with Junction showing strong local pride in Bierschwale a Kimble county native.

A. J. Bierschwale Jerry Brown, Jr Raymond Welch Harold McCabe Junceton Sterling City A. & M. College Kansas City Santa Fe Railroad Junction A. J. Bierschwabe Kimble County V. A

Death Removes Two Prominent Educators

Two Texas education leaders die within ten days S. M. N. Marrs state superintendent and Paul W. Horn president of Texas Tech at Lubbock. Marrs fell ill at a College Station educational meeting and suffered a heart attack while serving his fifth term. Horn had led Texas Tech since its founding after earlier roles as city superintendent of public schools in Sherman and Houston.

Texas S. M. N., Marrs Paul W. Horn Texas Tech Lubbock Marrs College Station Horn Sherman Houston

Mohair Pool Holds Stock, Appoints Sale Committee

All members of the mohair pool met in San Antonio to hear reports from L A Schreiner C C Belcher and Fred Horner who returned from Boston and eastern points. They voted to hold the Mohair indefinitely and gave the committee exclusive sale rights. The spring Texas clip totals about 6 million pounds, down from last year, with the U S clip near 14 million pounds versus 19 million in 1931.

San Antonio L. A. Schreiner C. C. Belcher Fred Horner Boston Junction Texas U.S

Santa Anna Lions Win Attendance Prize at District Convention

International President Julien C. Hyer of Fort Worth addressed Lions District 22 in Junction at Kimble Courts Club. He lauded Lionism as the largest service club in North America as over 130 delegates attended from eight cities. The Santa Anna Club won the attendance prize with 77.4 percent of its members present. Richland Springs received the consolation prize, a kid goat, from Clay Secrest.

Julien C. Hyer Fort Worth Lions Group 22 Junction Kimble Courts Club Hyer Santa Anna Club Richland Springs Clay Secrest Richland Spring

Death removes B S Jeter from Faithly Cares

B S Jeter of Kimble County died at his son's home on April 20 at age 84. He had lived in Texas since 1886 and served as a local preacher in the London Methodist Church. He was a life member of the Brady Masonic lodge. Funeral services were held at Junction Methodist Church with Rev. Bolton Boone officiating and interment at Junction Cemetery. The article notes family ties, marriages, children, and community roles, plus details of a Lions Club banquet and district meeting arrangements.

B. S. Jeter Kimble County S. Jeter Junction Methodist Church Bolton Boone Junction Cemetery Jeter Cosa County Alabama Texas Clarksville McKinney Gonzales County Mittie Hesskew Oscar Latta del Rio S. C. Dunn Lockhart Amanda Hesskew James S. L London Methodist Church Brady Masonic Lodge Junction Lions Cub Lions Hyver N. H. Pearce Jolly Joy Makers R. E. Homan Hervey Mayes Brownwood Vera Bennett Coleman Rocksprings Geo. H. Delano L. D. Borden Junction Delano Borden

Elizabeth Ridenhower Improves After Illness in Brownwood

Little Elizabeth Ridenhower, critically ill in a Brownwood hospital for nearly two months, is slowly improving after battling double pneumonia and related complications. Friends of Mr and Mrs Ridenhower hope she will recover soon and return to the ranch.

Elizabeth Ridenhower Brownwood

Community Clean Up Aims for Wednesday Effort

Concrete walks have been built at the Randolph apartments this week. The City Bakery was closed early to rebuild and improve the oven for the new American Beauty bread. Hamer's Kask and Karry Grocery installed an eye catching sign. The week centers on a general clean up with a Wednesday finish and requests that vacant lot owners ensure cleanliness.

Randolph Apartments Hamer’s Kask and Karry Grocery

Also Mentioned on This Page

Junction Flags Giants By Ches Goodwin E. Klett Goat Gardner Smilin Chastie Tide Ali Legion Auxiliary W.T.C. of Rankin Kothman Eden Schools Weather Report International Lions Convention A.J. Bierschwale Death B.S. Jeter Faithly Cares Ofk Richland Springs Club
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