Lobo Howls Loma Pearl Case Leads Local Obituary List
A regional obituary notice names Loma Pearl and several residents including George Amnon Chick Bowers Dorthy Pearson Marsha Hensley Loma Walton Katie Lee Ellis Osie Cummins Viola Pettigrew Miss Victoria Brewer, detailing a chapter of local passings.
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Loma Pearl
George Amnon
Chick” Bowers Dorthy Pearson
Marsha Hensley
Loma Walton
Katie Lee Ellis
Osie Cummins Viola Pettigrew
Victoria Brewer
London and Mason battle to seven seven tie in rough clash
London Lobos and Mason Cowpunchers played to a 7 7 tie. Frank Goodman left with a fractured arm and later a fractured leg. Mason scored on a third down pass to Susier Smith with Duster Smith adding the extra point. In the end London halted Mason on a last drive as Ferrell McKinney Big Cap Smith led a stout defensive stand.
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Rimes
Lobos
Mason Cowpunchers
Cowpunchers
London
Frank Goodman
Mason
Capt. Goodman
Susier Smith
Duster Smith
Ferrell McKinney
Big Cap Smith
Buster Smith
R. B. McKinney
Little Love
Sia2son
Seniors Set For Ring Reveal After Five Weeks
The seniors sent off their order for rings Monday and will reveal them in five weeks. Two members were absent due to Friday football injuries against Mason. The class wore sad faces during the day as exams loom and students search for missing books.
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Mason
Miss Madge Cooper Visits School During Examination Week
Personal notes show Miss Madge Cooper visiting the school on Monday during examination week. Several students are seen with books around the campus as football players study in corners.
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Madge Cooper
Tuesday. chi Katie Lee Ellis was sick on
Tuesday report notes Katie Lee Ellis was sick on a day not specified in the fragment and provides no further details on condition or context.
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Chi Katie Lee Ellis
Sophomore R. B. McKinney Saves Lobos Run
A sophomore boy R B McKinney tackled a Mason Cowpuncher racing for a touchdown, saving the Lobos Friday.
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R. B. McKinney
Lobos
Mason
Pep Rally Fires Up Fans Ahead of Mason Game
A spirited Thursday night pep rally drew strong student support for the Mason game. Students enjoyed the programs and the Mason team provided entertainment after the event.
Mason and London pep squads mingle after game
After the Mason-Lobo game the Mason pep squad entertained the London pep squad with a barbecue at Frog Hole. The tennis courts are in use and the London parents gave the senior girls a volleyball which the whole school is playing this week.
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Mason
London
Frog Hole
Llano
Yellow Jackets
Students share school day moments and moods
Dorothy Pearson carries a Good Housekeeping magazine while Patsy smiles at entry to study hall. A coach voices a blunt remark to women. Seniors grin broadly as juniors request black and orange decoration paper. Katie Lee and Loma appear sad. Loma misses her ring. Dorothy blushes in Spanish II. Two football boys arrive late to the pep rally.
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Dorothy Pearson
Good Housekeeping
Patsy
R. B
Hollar
Katie Lee
Loma
Orange and white Texas license plates for 1932
The 1932 Texas license plates will feature orange numerals on a white background matching University of Texas colors. Shipments of next year’s tags have started to larger counties for December 1 distribution. Registration fees remain unchanged. Plates were made in St. Louis and ferried via New Orleans to Houston for statewide distribution.
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Texas
University of Texas
St. Louis
New Orleans
Houston
Menard Opens San Saba Bridge on Highway 4
Junction visitors including Leon Powell E Holekamp J M Hawkins C W McCarroll and E McLendon attended the opening ceremony Monday afternoon for the new bridge across the San Saba on Highway No 4 at Menard.
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Leon Powell
E. Holekamp
J. M. Hawkins
C. W. McCarroll
E. McLendon
the San Saba
Menard
Dr Martin E Taber Visits Kimble County
Dallas based Dr Martin E Taber, friend of Dr J Fred Burr, returns home from a South Llano vacation. He praises Texas scenery from Dallas area, noting cool nights and glorious evenings and mornings ten miles from home.
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Martin E. Taber
Dallas
J. Fred Burr
South
Llano
It Is One of the Finest Spots for Real Relaxation
The report extols a Junction area as ideal for hunting fishing riding and swimming with clear spring fed streams perfect for bass fishing. It notes abundant wildlife including deer turkey and squirrels and praises the surrounding country as a revelation for travelers seeking quality outdoor recreation.
Texas farm notes show small scale canning and hog curing
The report highlights Mrs P H Gilliland in Deaf Smith county earning 45 to 65 dollars monthly from Chuck Wagon Beans and Better 4 H Products cans. It notes Gene Harwell's quarter acre garden profit of 114.06, and 1276 pounds of home grown vegetables with 167 quarts canned. It mentions a donors’ cash gift for storm relief, 15 Dickens county farmers curing 25 hogs, and R J Marshall’s 994 pound 10 pigs at 12 weeks with self feeders and a mixed ration. Bowie county aims to build 66 home sweet potato curing houses with 10 completed so far.
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P. H. Gilliland
Home Demonstration Club
Westway Club
Deaf Smith County
Home Demonstration Clubs
Gene Harwell
Blalock 4-H Club
Caas County
R. J. Marshall
Taylor County
Bowie County
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Junction
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Don Hardesty
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Eldorado
Buster Goodman
Chick Bowers
Neal Lambert
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Louise Price
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Kimble County
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Junction, Texas
J. Holt Smith
R. D. Burnside
Alief
Harris County
Dickens County
R. O. Lange
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Junction Eagle
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