Junction School Band Plans October 28 Concert
The Junction High School Band under Edwin Gam Die will perform at Eldorado High School on Friday morning October 28. The group has toured Ozona and Kerrville this season and will play at the Eldorado Junction game that afternoon. The roster includes Clarinets Barbara Clay Secrest and others, along with flutes and drums, led by Drum Major Annie Lee Johnston.
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Junction High School
Edwin Gam- Die
Eldorado High School
Ozona
Kerrville
Eldorado Junction
Barbara Clay Secrest
Dick Bordén
Gene Nickell
Carleton Sisler
Bob Hardeman
Livina Bruce
Annie Lee Johnston
Annie Emma Bierschwale
Arthur Lee McCarroll
Ouida Fisher
Billie Louise Bierschwale
James Henry Coleman
Charles Bishop
A. J. Fritz
R. B. Moore
Billy Riley
Maurine Highsmith
Goree Durst
Milton Powell
Howard Ragsdill
Wand
Hunger
Lorena Wahl
Lent Hardeman
James Kropf
Fred Hausmann
Cecil Holekamp
Horace Bolt Maddux
Johnnie Lee Cox
Fern Hunger
Aubrey Rothmann
John Cowsert
Gene Herron
Doris Johnston
Audrey Borden
Mary Katherine Cowsert
Ann Hardeman
Edwina Longren
Iwyn House
Rob
Albert R. Mace Former Ranger Dies Tuesday
Albert R. Mace age 66, longtime Texas lawman, died in Mexia Tuesday October 18 after an emergency appendectomy and subsequent stroke. He served 16 years as Lampasas County sheriff and held posts in Mexia and Borger after starting with the Texas Rangers under Capt. John Hughes.
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Albert R. Mace
Junction
Mace
Texas Range
John
Hughes
Alice
Texas
Lampasas
Mexia
Borger
Texas Panhandle
Wool sales slow in Hill Country as Junction Warehouse reports 50000 pounds
Local wool market shows light activity while the Junction Warehouse Company reports a sale of 50,000 pounds of 12 months wool at 25.5 cents per pound. Shipment is scheduled for Monday. Ranchers shift focus to the status of grown mohair amid slowing wool demand.
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Junction Warehouse Company
C.T. Holekamp
Masons of 54th District Meet in Junction
A called meeting of all members of the 54th district Grand Lodge of Texas A F and A M is set for 7 00 p m Saturday October 29 1938 in Junction A supper will be served and all Junction City lodge members and district delegates are urged to attend.
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Masons
54Th
Junction
54Th District
Grand Lodge of Texas
A. F
A. M
Junction City
West Still The West At Times Says C A Stapp
A fragmented report notes C A Stapp declaring the West remains the West amid a hunt scene. The text mentions dogs chasing, movements through a gate, and a gunshot event referenced by a shooter named Stapp and a person named Joe in June.
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C. A. Stapp
Cla. Stapp
Absentee Voting Closes on November 4 for General Election
Absentee voting for the general election began October 19 and ends November 4. Voters may cast ballots by that deadline.
Honor Roll and Local Visits Highlight Junction School Notes
Honor rolls for Junction Grammar School across grades three to seven list students such as Frederica Burt Al bert Martin Jr Billie Ed Allen Robert Winship and many others under Principal Edgar Taylor. The report also notes business visitors in Sonora and attendance at meetings in San Antonio San Angelo Eden Brackettville and other locales with family visits and a funeral service conducted by R D Kothmann.
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Junction Grammar School
Edgar Taylor
Frederica Burt
Albert Martin, Jr
Billie Ed Allen
Robert Winship
Fern Hunger
Mildred Harris
Emma Tomlinson
Nancy Spiller
Elizabeth Greenwood
Royce Smart P Morris
Adrienne Loeffler
Helen Wahl
Polly Wiese
Betty Ruth Young
Carolyn Barthelow
Ann Bannowsky
Shirley Jane
Winona Dutton
Gully Cowse
Leslie Ray Barne
Methodists Readies West Texas Annual Conference in San Antonio
Rev. and Ennis B Hill left for San Antonio to attend the West Texas Annual Conference opening at Travis Park Methodist Church. The conference closes Sunday night with appointments read, possibly broadcast by a local radio station at 10 30. Bishop Frank Smith presides with Dr J A Spellman returning to the pastorate. The four year rule on pastor rotations no longer applies.
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Ennis B. Hill
San Antonio
West
Travis Park Methodist
Frank Smith
J. A. Spellman
Eagle BT Plays the Juniors Today
Local football fans may witness a battle on the field this Thursday at 3:00 pm as the Junction B team meets the Kerrville B team. Admission is 10 cents for adults. The Junction B lineup includes Herring Gentry Wright McCarroll Hausmann House Mann Ril Bissett Adams. Mrs. Fletcher Gardner underwent an operation in Del Rio and plans to return home soon.
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Junction B
Kerryville
Tivy
Junction
Herring
Gentry
Wright
McCarroll
Hausmann
Mann
Ril
Bissett
Adams
Fletcher Gardner
del Rio
American Legion II Builds New Meeting Hall
Work began Tuesday on a native stone American Legion Hall built by the Burt Fleming Post. The 24 by 10 foot structure will include an assembly hall and dining room, located in the same block as the Boy Scout Hall, with an estimated cost of about 900 dollars. Ex-service men are contributing and members yet to donate are urged to contact Jim Carpenter.
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American Legion
Burt Fleming
Jim Carpenter
Lewis Coleman
Carpenter
W. W. Gregory Addresses Junction Lions on Vocational Agriculture
Vocational agriculture teacher W. W. Gregory spoke to the Junction Lions Club at the Hodg es Hotel. He reported 51 high school boys studying vocational agriculture and 125 lambs on feed to be shown at the local stock show on February 22. Royce Buster won the attendance prize at the luncheon.
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Junction High School
W. W. Gregory
Junction Lions Club
Hodges Hotel
Gregory
Royce Buster
WPA Funds OK'd for Junction Schools Beautification
The San Angelo WPA approved 4160 dollars for a Junction Public Schools ground beautification program. The proposal moves to the San Antonio office then Washington for final approval. Supt. Rothmann notes strong support as the PTA sponsors a Halloween Jamboree to raise funds.
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WPA
Junction Public Schools
San Angelo
Supt
RD. Rothmann
An Antonio
Washington
Joe Supt. Rothmann
Parent-Teacher Association
Calves Surpass Cows Boosts Rancher Earnings Record
A veteran rancher celebrates a record year with more calves than cows and high earnings. He reported over 100 calves from Hereford cows on his Main Lane operation, adding notable gains from cattle and goats in a standout season.
District Governor to Visit Junction Rotary Club Thursday
District Governor Datus Proper will lead the Junction Rotary Club luncheon at 7:00 p.m. Thursday in the Methodist church annex replacing the noon meeting. John M. Hawkins announced the annual official visit and urges all members to attend.
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Junction Rotary Club
Methodist Church
Datus Proper
John M. Hawkins
Kimble Lambs Being Bought Up This Week
Walton Kothmann reports buying and shipping Kimble county lambs for John C. He purchased 3550 lambs including 1475 mutton lambs from Paterson Breck shipped last week, 1000 mutton lambs from C. W. Cardwell, 440 mixed lambs from Otto Fisher, 200 mixed lambs from Chace Tupman, and 450 mutton lambs from J. W. Robbins.
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Walton Kothmann
Livestock Commission
Kimble County
John C
Paterson Breck
C. W. Cardwell
Otto Fisher
Chase Tupman
J. W. Robbins
Miss Virginia Ashabranner Heads to New York for Visit
Miss Virginia Ashabranner left Wednesday for New York to stay six weeks or two months with her father. She was accompanied to Menard by Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Wanson and Miss Loma Bell.
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Virginia Ashabranner
New York
Menard
J. T.wanson
Loma Bell
Junction Eagles crush Sonora 40 0 in district play
Roy Dale McKay led the Junction Eagles to a 40 to 0 victory over the Sonora Broncs last Saturday afternoon in Sonora. First stringers paced by McKay scored four touchdowns with J L Kaugh adding two, while Sonora struggled to three first downs.
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Roy Dale McKay
Junction Eagles
Sonora Broncs
Sonora
Eagles
McKay
Brones
J. L. Kaugh
Archer
Broncs
Junction
Eldorado
Menard
Menard Yellow Jackets
Rocksprings
Ozona Lions
Ozona
Fire Destroys Barn On Omer Wright Ranch
Sunday afternoon a barn at the Omer Wright ranch burned completely with about 400 bales of hay 150 bushels of corn meat salt four saddles and two harness sets and ranch tools lost estimated at 1000. Cause suspected spontaneous combustion in the hay. A Mexican ranch hand saved four-club stock.
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Omer Wright
J. L. Wright
Mountain Camp Woodmen elects officers at Junction meeting
At the regular Mountain Camp Woodmen of the World in Junction Tuesday night B C Camp was elected Advisory Lieutenant to fill the unexpired term of Elder Walter W Leamons who has moved away Fred Reynolds appointed as assistant Post Commander Raymond Kirkpatrick formerly of Junction now in the U S Navy was chosen as the honor mat rout of 90 men in his company for conspicuous attention to duty and interest in instruction He is the son of Mr and Mrs Oliver Kirkpatrick of Boerne Rev James J Kellam attended a Baptist laymen conference in San Antonio Tuesday afternoon.
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R. D. Kothmann
Eden
Kothmann
W. L. Scott
Faden
Thomas J. Bradley
Western Texas
First Presbyterian Church
San Angelo
Mountain Camp
Woodmen of the World
Junction
B. C. Camp
Walter W. Leamons
Fred Reynolds
Raymond Kirkpatrick
United States Navy
San Diego
California
Oliver Kirkpatrick
Boerne
James J. Kellam
Baptist
San Antonio
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Sho Stapp
Joe
Mary Louise Flatt
Mary Logan Carpenter
Leona Mae Allen
Milton Adams
Colleen Benson
Worth Whitworth
Billie Don Jordan
Jeneva Wahl
Letha Lou Morris
Bonnie Joan Mc Wright
Viola Mae Cummins
Robert Hunger, Jr
Joanna Smith
Dorothy Jackson
Beula May Young
Blake Chenault
Mertie Marie Fowler
S.H. Hutchison
Brackettville
Methodists
Eagle
American Legion II
W. W. Gregory Adresses Local Lions
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United States
We H
Texas Shor
Association i Tober
Kimble Lambs
M.N. Holt
J. W Holt
J. A. Sellers
Ballinger
H. S. Sellers
J T. Moore
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