Eagles Beat Llano 13 12 In Non Conference Clash
The Junction Eagles under coach Bob Short edged Llano Yellow Jackets 13 to 12 at Fair Park Stadium in a non conference game. Evans and Crumbley combined for key runs and a first quarter score, with Fenstemaker returning a kickoff for Llano. The win boosts District 6B title hopes ahead of next Friday’s Mason Cowpunchers test and the Oct 7 district opener at Sonora.
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Junction Eagles
Bob Short
Frank Hubbell
Llano
Yellow Jackets
Fair Park Stadium
Mason Cowpunchers
Eagles
Sonora
Billie Damon Evans
Jackie Crumbley
Eagle
Evans
Crumbley
Charles Brite
Jimmy Harriss
Leroy Fenstemaker
Yelow Jacket
Lino
Larry Tate
Fenstemaker
Texas
Junction
Brown
Dub Behrens
Billie J. Purser
Rain totals and weather notes from Cleve Stephen report
Rainfall totals for the period include 1.45 inches gathered by Mr. Stephen on Thursday night and Friday morning, 4.13 inches month to date, and August rainfall of 3.36 inches across several days. Highs and lows reached 103 on Sept 2 and 55 on Aug 29. A family visit note records Mr. and Mrs. Sam Brewster and son Charles visiting Mrs. Calloway and Mr. Calloway in Cisco.
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Cleve Stephen
Mr. Stephen
Alia Seasditanatl Aaa
Accestascscagela Topsite Ee
Sam Brewster
Charles of
Cisco
Mr. Brewster
C. H Calloway
Mr. Calloway
Hubert Brewster
Football Season Tickets On Sale At Hall’s Pharmacy
Season tickets for the upcoming games are on sale at Hall’s Pharmacy for five remaining matchups at five dollars. Buyers receive reserved seating and the sale is sponsored by Kimble County Junior Chamber of Commerce.
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Hall’s
Kimble County Junior Chamber of Comerce
Ed A Bode Given Five Year Suspended Sentence
Ed A Bode pled guilty in 51st District Court San Angelo to stealing sheep and received a five year suspended sentence. Ben F Simon faces trial this week as eight witnesses testified to Bode’s good character. Judge John F Sutton warned against any offense during probation and said the case could be reopened after five years if a clear record is kept.
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Ed A. Bode
51St District Court
San Angelo
Bode
Marvin F. Blackburrn, Jr
Ben F. Simon
Gully Cowsert
Ralph Rohatsch
Mudge Ranch
Simon
J C. Graham
Dee Gibbs
O. Durst
J. O. Wright
Ramsey Randolph
Wilson Buster
Ernest Dunbar
John Phillippus
Ralph Logan
Consert
Fred Mudge
Mudge
Albert Stripple Code
Church of Christ Plans Annual Homecoming Day
The College Street Church of Christ will hold its annual homecoming on Sunday October 2 as the 69th anniversary of the congregation. Walter Weamons minister. A basement dinner follows the morning service and a 2 30 pm singing is scheduled. Members former and current from nearby and distant congregations are invited to attend and participate in the day’s activities. Overseas relief and mission work include Frascati Orphans Home in Italy aided by donor clothing.
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College Street Church
Italy
Frascati
Court News Swindling Cases Grow in Local Docket
In Judge M C Blackburns court this month four swindling cases were filed with the county court criminal docket. The civil docket lists one beer license application by Frank Hodges filed Friday the same day the last swindling charge was added. Thirty eight swindling cases have been disposed this year with 28 remaining. arrests have not been made in most.
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M. C. Blackburn
Frank Hodges
Hodges Named Kimble U S C Chairman for USO Campaign
L R Hodges named chairman in Kimble County for the Texas USO Reactivation Campaign. Quota Kimble 315 dollars, state goal 500000. The USO serves 98000 Texans in uniform with religious and recreational facilities at military posts in the U S and overseas.
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L. R. Hodges
Kimble
Texas
USO
Hardin H. Jones
Brady
United States
Army
Navy
Veterans
Presbyterian Women Meet in Local Church
The First Presbyterian Church will host the fifth district meeting of the Western Texas Presbyterian women next Tuesday. About 150 representatives from Kenedy to Natalia will attend, with lunch served at noon. Dr W P Dickey will lead the devotional and Rev Jack Lewis of Austin will speak on student work.
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First Presbyterian Church
Fifth District
Western
Texas Presbyterian
Kenedy and
Natalia
W. P. Dickey
Jack Lewis
Austin
Lightning Disrupts Electric Service At Fort McKavett
About 60 families in the Fort McKavett locality were without electric service for several hours on a Wednesday night after lightning struck an oil circuit reclose in the Bert Page pasture. Maintenance workers from Southwest Texas Electric Co-op replaced the damaged line after the outage.
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Fort McKavett
Bert Page
Eldorado Success
Southwest Texas Electric Co-op
Co-op
Clothing Shipped Overseas For Orphans Mission
Fourteen boxes of used clothing and shoes were packed for overseas mission work and the Sunny Glenn Orphans' Home by the women of the College Street Church of Christ on Tuesday. One box was arranged for the orphans home. The other boxes, averaging almost 22 pounds, are being sent to Italy. Mr. and Mrs. Joe St. Clair of Round Rock visited their parents in the area. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Schraube returned from a White Wing Dove hunting trip to South Texas.
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Sunny Glenn
College Street
54th Wedding Anniversary of Mr and Mrs George Delano
Mr and Mrs George Delano observe their 54th wedding anniversary quietly at their North 14th Street home. Delano, a skilled cabinetmaker, works from his shop next to their residence making lamps, furniture, and novelties. Mrs Delano handles homemaking while the couple sustains Baptist Church ties, hospitality, and Westward spirit. They moved from the Rio Grande Valley to Texas in 1912 and operated Price's Camp tourist court with their two grandsons after 1923.
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George Delano
North 14Th Street
Delano
Baptist Church
Delanos
Rio Grande Valley
Price
Street Marking Project Surveys Will Start Soon
Kimble County Junior Chamber of Commerce plans preliminary street marking and house numbering within days. Julius Marr, president, announced that Jaycees will survey blocks and solicit contributions from homeowners, with a goal of 3 per house. Daedalian Study Club and VFW will assist. samples shown at Murr Electric Co. Many supporters call it a long needed project.
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Kimble County Junior Chamber of Commerce
Julius Marr
Jaycees
Daedalian Study Club
VFW
Murr Electric Co
Murr
Eagles Will Play Mason Here Friday
Junction Eagles aim for their second pre conference win after beating Llano Yellow Jackets. They meet Mason Cow Punchers at Fair Park Stadium Friday at 8:00 PM, with coach Bob Short predicting a close contest and fans backing a first win in the Mason series.
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Llano Yellow Jackets
Junction Eagles
Mason Cow Punchers
Fair Park Stadium
Bob Short
Carl Short
Mason
Melvin
Melvin Bulldogs
Menard
Mason Boys
Billy Moss
Robbie Hudson
Paul Lloyd
Billy Bush
Buzzy Keller
Moss
Bulldogs
Robert Garcia
Eagles
Eden
Edison
Eagle Boosters
Marriage Licenses Issued in County Clerk Schedule
Marriage licenses issued this month include Marvin Bell and Geraldine McCoy on Tuesday. Other licenses went to Thomas F. Bishop and Bonnie Nell Andrews on September 14 and to Alvin William Cunningham and Edda Ray Smith on September 2. Two divorce suits were filed in 112 District Court this month, bringing total on file for hearing to ten. Sixteen other suits filed this year have been heard.
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Marvin Bell
Geraldine McCoy
Kennon Stapp
Thomas F. Bishop
Bonnie Nell Andrews
Alvin William Cunningham
Edda Ray Smith
Farmers Return From Trip To St Louis Missouri
Mr and Mrs N K Farmer and sons George and David returned the first of the week from a trip to St Louis Mo They were accompanied to that city by Norman Jr who enrolled as a high school senior in The Principia Mrs Clyde Roberts spent a week in Austin with Mr and Mrs Warren Roberts and son Jeff
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N. K. Farmer
George
David
St. Louis
Norman, Jr
Principia
Clyde Roberts
Austin
Warren Roberts
Jeff
Mrs. S. B. Kindrick Funeral Rites Held Wednesday
Funeral services for Mrs. S. B. Kindrick 75 died Tuesday at her son Bennett's home in Gatesville were held Wednesday at 4 p m at First Baptist Church with Rev Olen D Welch officiating. Burial was in Junction cemetery. Born Iva Miller September 2 1874 in Collinsville she married Samuel Bennett Kindrick in 1894. Survivors include two sons A. D. of Junction and Bennett of Gatesville three grandsons Sammy Freddy Roy and a granddaughter and great granddaughter in Brenham.
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S. B. Kindrick
Bennett
Gatesville
First Baptist Church
Olen D. Welch
Hodges Funeral Home
Junction Cemetery
The
Baptist Church
Iva Miller
Collinsville
Texas
Samuel Bennett Kindrick
Mason County
A. D
Junction
Sammy
Freddy
Roy
Mildred
Austin
Walter Tinsley
San Antonio
Vernon Walker
S. K. Shearer
Otis Shearer
Kinsey Shearer
Hugh Shearer
Pete Schmidt
Oran Tinsley
Mason
Ed Blair
Myr
J. B. Sellers
Buryman Wright
Rat Control Program Continues in City
A representative from the Division of Predator and Rodent Control of the Interior will conduct another rat poisoning session on October 10. Dr. H. E. Wright, manager of the Chamber of Commerce, received notice from Grover C. Marshall, senior district field assistant of San Antonio. The Chamber sponsors the program.
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Division of
U. S. Department of Interior
H. E. Wright
Chamber of Commerce
Grover C. Marshall
San Antonio
Daedalian Club Plans Style Show October 11 Event
The Daedalian Study Club will sponsor a style show on October 11. Mrs Wilmer Slaton reports as finance committee co chair. Ensembles from Josephs and Shop de los Llanos will select models with Mrs Marvin Blackburn Jr in charge of the affair.
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Daedalian Study Club
Wilmer Slaton
Joseph’s
Shop de Los Llanos
Marvin Blackburn, Jr
Also Mentioned on This Page
Llano Eleven
Church of Christ
Court News
Kimble U.S. C
Joe St. Clair
Round Rock
J. W St. Clair
Daedalian Club
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