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Junction Eagle

Location

Junction, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1937

Page

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Race Horse Gambling Repeal Moves In 45th Legislature

Preliminary actions in Austin show repeal of horse racing gambling as the sole aim of the special session. The House state affairs committee advances the Bradbury repeal bill by 14 to 1, rejecting a delay until 1939 and tabling local option bills. In the Senate, Fort Worth’s Frank Rawlings maneuvers to send the Bradbury bill to state affairs, facing a tight, evenly split scenario as anti repeal forces push delays and strategy.

Austin House Senate House State Affairs Committee Conde Hoskins Frank Rawlings Fort Worth Bradbury State Affairs Committee Criminal Jurisprudence Committee Rawlings Nelson

Mrs L S Johnson Dies After Six Year Illness

Mrs. L S Johnson died May 30 at Marble Falls after a six year illness. Funeral services were held at the Junction Presbyterian Church with Rev. Theo L Cox officiating and interment in Junction Cemetery. She was born November 30 1905 in Groveton Texas and married L S Johnson January 23 1926 in Camp Wood. She leaves a husband and mother Mrs A N Henry along with a sister and other relatives.

L. S. Johnson Marble Falls Presbyterian Church Theo. L. Cox Ennis B. Hill Junction Methodist Church Thos. J. Bradley Junction Presbyterian Church Junction Cemetery A. N. Henry JL. Dubus Joe Cunningham C. A Benenett Kindrick Sherman Mc Wright Jim Carpenter Slaytor Fleming Alice Henry Johnson Groveton Texas del Rio Camp Wood Junction

Station B Set to Host Big Crowd for June 11 Event

Plans are under way for Humble employees at Station B to host an annual barbecue and entertainment on Friday June 11. The program starts at 2 00 p m with softball and other sports, barbecue supper at six. A large number of Junction residents are expected to attend and are invited to tour the pumping station facilities. Chief Engineer A G Lee and staff extend the invitation.

Station B T. M. Tomberlin Junction A. G. Lee

Good rains revive ranch and farm prospects across region

Ranchmen and farmers cheer 1.91 inches of rain after a dry spell and May showers totaling 3.14 inches. Vegetation responds as rains fell on six days, with additional 0.46 inches Wednesday, bringing green-up to ranges and crops. Total rainfall for the year so far reaches 6.85 inches with clouds and hopeful forecasts ahead.

Family reunion at Parker picnic grounds near Roosevelt

Mr and Mrs Larkin Taylor hosted a family reunion last Sunday at Parker picnic grounds near Roosevelt. About twenty relatives attended a noon barbecue dinner and enjoyed a festive gathering with children and grandchildren.

Larkin Taylor Parker Picnic Grounds Roosevelt

Bull bat Becomes Local Pet After Daily Timed Visits

The Patterson family watched a bull bat perch on a mesquite limb from dawn to dusk for three years. The bird sits each morning on the same limb head south, and its mate returns each late afternoon for a night flight. Mrs Patterson grew fond of the creature observing it during her daily naps and sleep.

N. C. Patterson Patterson Ben Franklin

Funeral Services Held Tuesday For Harrell Ramsey

Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at four o'clock at the Junction Methodist Church for Harrell Ramsey aged 22 son of Joe Ramsey of Mason. He met accidental death in the engine room of the Velma Sykes near Santiago Cuba on May 19. Interment was in Junction Cemetery. Ramsey was born February 4 1915 in Junction Texas and moved to Mason to be with his father about a year ago. He was a Junction High School graduate class of 1932 and a letterman on the Junction Eagle football team. Active pallbearers listed with honorary pallbearers from Mason and nearby.

Junction Methodist Church Harrell Ramsey Joe Ramsey Mason Ennis B. Hill Junction Cemetery The & 8 Velma Sykes Santiago Cuba Galveston Lewis Harrell Ramsey Junction Texas Junction Eagle Raymond James LaRue Newby Walter Chadwell Gerald Ragland Jack King

Third Annual FFA Camp On Llano Closes Today

The Llano FFA camp closes today after another year of activities. Miss Jaunit Cowsert, daughter of Mr and Mrs Cowsert, is noted as an outstanding student who will receive a degree from the University of Texas next Monday.

FFA Llano Jaunit Cowsert University of Texas

Traffic Fatalities In Kimble County Reach 3 for 1937

Automobile wreck on the Spanish Trail near Roosevelt in Kimble County leaves RE Olmstead 27 of Oklahoma dead. D H Olmstead, injured, was the only other occupant. JE Rayburn of Lamesa owned the Dodge truck. two Lamesa youths rode in it with minor injuries. Olmstead to be buried in Wagner Oklahoma.

Kimble RE. Olmstead Oklahoma Spanish Trail Roosevelt Tim D. H. Olmstead JE Rayburn Lamesa Texas J. L. Goolsby Grady Goolsby Rayburn Olmstead Junction Schreiner Hodges Company Wagner

Revival Services to Begin at Baptist Church June Thirteenth

Revival services start Sunday June 13 at the Baptist Church with Dr. W. Y. Pond preaching. Pond is a noted Baptist revivalist and a general invitation is extended to all to attend.

Bapti Church Baptist Church W. Y. Pond

Scholarship Emphasis Highlighted At Junction Schools

As the 1936 37 year closed, Junction schools showcased scholarship with honor roll recipients and special awards announced by Superintendent Geo H Mitchell at the high school commencement. The list covers First through Eleventh grades with highest honor medals and American Legion medals noted for students such as K Cowsert Jo Margaret Buster Carson Durbon and Helen Caldwell.

Geo. H. Mitchell Blow Mildred Harris Nathan Whitworth Albert Martin, Jr Nilan Mae Baker Mary Cowsert Sue Gilliam Helen Herring Bob Hardeman Janice Loeftler Edwina Longren Audrey Borden Tommye Dean Henderson Gwendolyn Wright Charles _ Bissett Dick Borden K. Cowsert Irwin Jones Elza Mac Neal Kennon Stapp J. L. Baugh Jo Margaret Buster Irene Ferris Muriel Jennings Verda Dell McDonald Patricia Paterson Helen Reid Barbara

River Varmints Targeted by Paint Creek Preserve Owner

Marks McLean, owner of a large fish and game preserve on Paint Creek, urges a catfish campaign to reduce large river predators. He notes catfish prey on smaller fish, warns bait should mirror catfish habits, and suggests moon phases and heavy gear for big catches. He recalls witnessing anglers pull a 60 pound catfish with a 3.5 pound bass as bait.

Marks McLean Paint Creek Junction McLean

Area II FFA encampment holds final day with rodeo and prizes

About 125 boys from fourteen towns attend the Area II Future Farmers and Ranchers of America summer encampment at Price's Camp on the South Llano. Activities include field events, swimming, debates, and a rodeo at Fair Park with prize awards planned for tonight.

Future Farmers and Ranchers of America Fair Park Price South Llano Geo. H. Mitchell W. A Marrs McLean Paint Creek Junction Fire Department H M. McElroy Rocksprings Ysleta Fabens Alpine Big Lake Bronte del Rio Mertzon Eola Eden Melvin Medina Grand Falls Junction A. J. Bierschwale V. A Harold Ward J. E. Tatum F. W. Cooper Berry Duff Edward Lee Baily E. G. Cauble J. T. Henry R. H. Rogers C. BE. Nevills Merizon W. W. Gregory

U S to Issua Descriptive Book Postage Stamps

An official booklet describing all United States postage stamps from 1847 to 1936 will be published about June 1 1937. It will feature full size illustrations for the first time and cost 25 cents per copy with binding and delivery. Mail orders go to the Supt of Documents Washington DC. payments by money order or personal check. Rev and Mrs McCullough will be away with McCullough attending an evangelistic meeting in Fort Worth and Mrs McCullough visiting relatives in Taylor.

United States U. S McCullough Brother McCullough Fort Worth Tayslor

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