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Newspaper

Junction Eagle

Location

Junction, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1939

Page

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Junction Notes On Travel, School Grounds, and Local Happenings

Main tt Street highlights a west coast air trip by Mr and Mrs Cunningham with a Dallas sleeper flight arriving early. The piece praises Junction's school grounds led by custodians A M Nixon and Harry Thiers and notes August List fishing license renewal. It covers local fishing reports, tennis from Supt Rankin Rothmann in Chicago, new Star mail route improving rural mail service, Judge J B Randolph declaring district judge run, and Rodeo respect for Old Glory.

J. L. Cunningham West Coast Joe Dallas California Texas Junction A. M. Nixon Harry Thiers Rankin Rothmann Chicago Northern University

Mrs. L. E. Dunbar Sr Returns from Arizona Visit

Mrs. L. E. Dunbar Sr came back last week after months in Arizona visiting children. She spent winter with daughter Mrs. P. L. Jones and family in Phoenix and spring and summer with Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Dunbar in Prescott. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne A. Sears returned to Segovia after visiting relatives in Lipan Texas. Mrs. L. A. McShan of Dallas is visiting Mrs. Vashti Taylor. she lived here years ago and has been in North Texas for a long time.

L. E. Dunbar, Sr Arizona P. L. Jones Phoenix Prescott J. B. Dunbar Wayne A. Sears Segovia Lipan Texas L. A. McShan Dallas Vashti Taylor McShan North

Molesworths Return Home After Visit in Clarendon

Mr and Mrs Jack Molesworth and family depart for Clarendon after an extended visit with Mr and Mrs A L Mudge and their family.

Jack Molesworth Clarendon A. L. Mudge

Roy Murr Demonstrates Delaines At Junction Show

Roy Murr showcased his prize winning Delaine rams in Junction, shearing 35 pounds from a 15 month wool and 31 pounds 12 ounces from a yearling. Ed Hines performed the hand shearing while the wool was shown at the Junction Warehouse Company. Both prize winners are bred and raised by Mr. Murr.

Junction Roy Murr Delaine Murff San Angelo Ed Hines Junction Warehouse Company Mr. Murr

Local Schools Set September Fourth Opening for 1939 40 Term

Schools reopen Monday September 4 at 9 00. Supt R D Rothmann returns from Chicago with M A degree and plans opening program to be printed in the Eagle. Principal Edgar Taylor to arrive from Texas A and M to help finalize the schedule. Officials expect a record enrollment exceeding last year’s peak.

R. D. Rothmann Chicago the Eagle Edgar Taylor Texas A. and M. College Junction

Woodmen Initiate Large Class At Rocksprings

Woodmen of the World from Junction initiated a class of twenty four candidates into Woodcraft at Rocksprings last night. The Rocksprings Camp, dormant for years, will resume activity under Sovereign J. E. Koon with officers to be installed next meeting. Dr. C. J. Koerth and R. N. Dossmann attended the initiation alongside Junction members including J. W. McLendon and others.

C. J. Koerth Woodmen Hospital San Antonio R. N. Dossmann Junction J. W. McLendon Guy Munn Leroy Taylor Jim Butler Roy Gilliam Alton Powell Vernon Kirkpatrick Charles Fairchild Geo. Hoover Otto Schweining Ray Dobbs Allen Davis Jefferson Nixon Joe Taylor Raymond Schneider Dick Bowers

Mrs C W McCarroll Resumes Piano Classes in School

Mrs C W McCarroll will resume piano teaching at the opening of school September 4. She will keep a studio in the school building for pupil convenience and asks interested parties to contact her before the start of the term.

C. W. McCarroll

Groesbeck Visitor Attends First Rodeo in Town

Miss Ruth DeYoung of Groesbeck stays with Miss Mary Farmer this week and saw her first rodeo last week. Farmer also gives lessons in horseback riding to the guest.

Ruth DeYoung Groesbeck Mary Farmer Mary

Margaret Owens Wins In Matched Calf Roping

At the Hill Country Race Meet rodeo feature, Margaret Owens of Ozona defeated Sydna Yakley of Canadian in the West Texas Girl's Matched Tie Down calf roping. Owens clinched first place after two strong days. Yakley had the best time of 24.5 seconds on day one, and Owens posted a 2.74 time on day two.

Rodeo and Fair West Texas Margaret Owens Ozona Sydna Yakley Sydna Miss Owens Miss Yakley

Ranchmen Optimistic As Shearing Season Opens

Following a successful Race Meet Rodeo and Auction, Hill Country ranchers anticipate a strong fall shearing of Angora goats and soon sheep. crews work overtime to meet demand as weather stays favorable.

Daily Mail Route To Yates and Ivy Starts October

The Post Office Department authorizes a Star Route daily mail service for Yates and Ivy in Kimble county starting October 1. The route runs Junction to Yates via G W Vierlings and Hull to Walton Whitworth s, ending back at Junction. Mail leaves Junction 12 30 p m after other arrivals, serving about seventy families and boosting access to daily news.

Post Office Department Star Yates Ivy Kimble County Llano River Junction G. W. Vierlings Hull Walton Whitworth

Legion Auxiliary to Elect Officers on September 1

A meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary will be held in the Legion Hall Friday afternoon September 1 at four oclock. Officers will be elected at this meeting and a full attendance is urged.

American Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall

Fishing Licenses Expire August Thirty First

Game warden J T Swanson announces all fishing licenses expire August 31. New licenses are required for the next year. Artificial lure licenses cost $1 10 and resident fishing licenses 55c. Licenses are on sale at the game warden’s office the county clerk and various business houses in Junction.

J. T. Swanson The Eagle Junction

Hill Country Ram and Billy Sale Tops Nation in Angora Trade

The Hill Country Ram and Billy Sale at Junction August 15 16 drew top Angora prices with registered bucks selling to 210 and does to 55. Jack Turner paid 55 for a doe donated to Boy Scouts while O J Camp and Frank Wilhelm bought top billies for 200 and 150 respectively. About 200 sheep and goats sold for roughly 8000 total, making it the best sale of the season and boosting ranchers’ outlook for the industry.

Junction Jack Turner W. S. Orr Mr. Turner Billy Boy Scouts O. J. Camp Frank Wilhelm Brady Eagle

Marvin Skaggs Tops Angora Goats In Yard Shearing

Marvin Skaggs showcased two top Angora billies on a Junction street. The Orr owned billy, leased by Skaggs for 100 dollars, yielded 14 pounds 1 ounce in shearing. Skaggs own billy, famed as a Hill Country biby, produced 14 pounds 4 ounces. Both clips were six months long.

Marvin Skaggs Junction Lampasas W. S. Orr and Sons Edwards County Billy Ed Hinds Marvin Orr Billy Skaggs

Hill Country Fair Rodeo Delights Texas Audiences With Fast Action

Hill Country Race Meet Rodeo and Fair drew crowds as calves bucked and drones hovered. Arena director Omer Wright kept events on brisk pace while cowboys claimed top times in senior and junior calf roping and bronco riding across three days and finals.

Texas Omer Wright Jack Shaw Chas. Capps Leo Huff Brown Todd Eugene Pardee Andy Bode Tom Taylor J. L. Cook Earl Sellers Ed Powers Jim Wright Bill Whitworth Arch Allison Lewis Ferguson Caddo Wright Preston Wright Jack Jones Billy Allen

Miss Ruby Wilson Named Home Economics Teacher

At a Junction School Board meeting on Tuesday afternoon Miss Ruby Wilson of Brownwood was elected home economics teacher at Junction High School, succeeding Miss Mertie Fowler who resigned for Boerne High School. Wilson, with AB and MA from Texas State College for Women, taught at Daniel Baker College in Brownwood last year and comes well recommended. Jimmie Rieck returned this week from Panama where he visited friends. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Joseph were San Antonio visitors Sunday.

Junction School Board Ruby Wilson Brownwood Junction High School Mertie Marie Fowler Boerne Miss Wilson Texas State College For Women Denton Daniel Baker College

Junction Eagles Announce Crid Football Practice Start

Supt R D Kothmann says Amon Johnston formerly of Winters will report September 1st in Junction to begin football practice for high school boys. Equipment issued at gym. Johnston succeeds Clayton Hopkins now at Pecos High School. Frank Hubbell named assistant coach and grammar school principal.

Supt R. D. Kothmann Amon Johnston Winters Junction Johnston Clayton Hopkins Pecos High School McMurray College Abilene McMurray Frank Hubbell Junction High School Texas University Hubbell Memphis Earl Bowers

Revival Services At Junction Baptist Church

Revival services are in progress this week at Junction Baptist Church led by Rev. James J. Kellam with Mr. W. T. Rife of Dallas directing singing. Daily at ten o clock morning and 8 15 o clock evening services attract larger crowds as a large choir practices under Rife. All are welcome to attend.

Junction Baptist Church James J. Kellam W. T. Rife Dallas Brother Kellam Rife Cliff Temple Baptist Church

Birthday Party for Patricia Molesworth at Mudge Ranch

Mrs. Jack Molesworth hosted a birthday party for her daughter Patricia at the Mudge ranch on Wednesday. About twelve children attended and enjoyed a swim in the North Llano river before cake, ice cream, and cookies were served.

Jack Molesworth Patricia Mudge Ranch Llano

Daily Racing Results At Hill Country Fair Meet

Daily records note a large turnout of race horse owners at the Hill Country Race Meet Rodeo and Fair on August 15 16 and 17. Horses were scratched due to crowded entries while the racing committee led by DeWitt Consett Willie Collins and Sherman McWright supervised. Judges were Ed Allen F A Moody and Walger White with A I Davidson of San Angelo as timekeeper.

Junction Track DeWitt Consett Willie Collins Sherman McWright Ed Allen F. A. Moody Walger White A. I. Davidson San Angelo

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Llanos A. J. Thaman Baytown Callan Graham Debs Boone Maxine Wright H. G. Hubert Star Mail J. B. Randolph Critcize Daily Mail Legion Auxiliary Angoras Reve A. D. Rust H. F. Mayse H. Bert Mayse Melvin L. B. Eckert Herbert Simon O. J FE. A. Showers W. R. Walston Sam F. Cooper Dewey Jenkins C. M. Dismukes W. C. J. Weddell Sam F. Neill Munn Cooper W. L. Moody III Lamborn West Sam F Cooper J. M. Dudley Marvin Cowsert L. R Leanee Harold Kincaid A. C. Wike Max Hedges Ernie Barnett Slim Mitteer Buster Brown Ernie Barnet Joe Hood John Merck Tom Jennings Roy Couston Melvin King Ist Jimmie Rieck Panama Phillip Joseph Junction Eagles Baptist Church
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