Junction Eagles Crush Edwards County 82 to 0 in Non Title Scrap
The Junction Eagles overwhelmed Edwards County 82 to 0 at Rocksprings in a non title matchup. Quarterback Roy Date McKay showed sporadic flashes of offense while Sherrill of Rocksprings returned the opening kickoff for a brief payoff.
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Roy Date McKay
Junction Eagles
Edwards County
Rocksprings
McKay
Baugh
Junction
Sherrill
Eagles
Local Warehouse Company Sells 16000 Pounds at Season High
A local warehouse reports a season high sale of 16 000 pounds. Details are sparse due to fragmented text but indicate strong turnover and significant volume sold at the warehouse. The report notes ongoing activity and potential market momentum for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Holekamp
Jones Ranch Lease Ties to Menard Stockman
A major ranch deal closes this week as Tom Jones transfers most livestock from his 12,000 acre Jones ranch east of Junction to John Speck of Menard for about 20 0000. Speck gains a six year lease on 11 000 acres. the remaining 100 acres is already leased. Speck to take possession Saturday. Jones postpones future plans.
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Tom Jones
John Speck
Menard
Llane
Junction
Mr. Speck
Jones
Mr. Jones
Drum and Bugle Corps elects new officers
Junction Drum and Bugle Corps members elected Livina Bruce as president at a meeting last week in Kimble county courthouse. Regular drill nights set for Mondays at 7:30 PM. New officers include Fred Hausmann VP Nancy Durst secretary reporter John Herring drum sergeant James Liverman drum major Florence Ellen Sheppard assistant drum major. A corps rules plan was adopted and first practice held Monday. An American Legion committee assists the corps with local youths.
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Junction Drum and Bugle Corps
Kimble County
Livina Bruce
Fred Hausmann
Nancy Durst
John Herring
James Liverman
Florence Ellen Sheppard
K. Durst
Ollie Floyd
P. H. Barrow
American Legion
Hausmann
Gene Herron
Jack Denman
James Herring
Gene Nickell
Dave Cowsert
Annie Laura Boyett
Gwyn House
Velmer Foley
Catherine Bradford
Peggy Rice
Corder Richardson
Mamie Jo Bradford
Maurice St. Clair
Overby Smith Addresses Junction Lions Club
Overby Smith spoke on War and World Peace at the Junction Lions Club luncheon at the Hodges Hotel. He argued peace must come through education and noted that war persists while people remain educated to war. Walter W. Leamons resigned as secretary to move to Los Fresnos. Marvin E. Blackburn elected secretary. Elder Leamons named program chairman. Rev. Leamons received a suit of clothes, and B. L. Smith won the attendance prize.
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Overby Smith
Junction Lions Club
Hodges Hotel
Smith
Walter W. Leamons
Lions Club
Los Fresnos
Rio Grande Valley
Marvin E. Blackburn
Elder Leamons
Edgar Taylor
Rev. Leamons
The
B. L. Smith
Reunion of the 36th Division in Fort Worth
A reunion of the 36th Division will be held in Fort Worth on October 8 and 9 drawing about 1000 veterans. The division trained at Camp Bowie in 1917 to 1918 before going overseas, comprising Texas and Oklahoma National Guard units. The Kimble County Library Association meets October 6 at 3 o'clock in the courthouse to organize a cultural movement. Miss Jaanita Cowsert of San Antonio attended the Hagood Summers wedding in town Saturday night.
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36Th Division
Fort Worth
Panther City
36Th
National Guard
Texas
Oklahoma
Camp Bowie
Kimble County Library Association
Court House
Jaanita Cowsert
San Antonio
Black Undoes South Llano Bronc Riders
Allsup, owner of Chester Red Smith Allsup was first to take a spill and received a bruised rib when the horse kicked him during a fall. He will be laid up a few days before he can watch the second rider.
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Kol
Allsup
Chester (Red
Smith Allsup
Smith T
Sustaining Club Raises SH16 For Local Boy Scouts
Local Boy Scouts fundraiser nets $600 in cash and pledges toward hall costs and dues to the Concho Valley Council. A breakfast at Hotel Las Lomas on September 21 set a $500 goal as reports came in from the campaign chaired by C H Janeway with guest speaker Ove n Buur of Lyndy Denmark and Hunt, a Lutheran minister, sharing scout work.
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Boy Scouts
Hotel Las Lomas
Borden
Muure
Concho Valley
H. Janeway
San Angelo
Concho
Nineteen Trench Silos In Use In Kimble County
Kimble County seeks safeguard for late feed with trench silos as frost nears. County Agent R. E. Homann says dig now and store three days after frost kills, offering a cheap method to rescue 12 to 450 ton capacities across 19 active silos.
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Kimble County
Kimble
R. E Homann
Homann
Kimble Courty
Kimble County Kids Sale Details Reported
Tommie Consert and Albert Bartley sold 1000 kids to Ernest J Tyson of Floresville on Monday with delivery completed Tuesday per local commissioner Jim Carpenter. No payment was reported.
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Tommie Consert
Albert Bartley
Ernest J .Tyson
Floresville
Jim Carpenter
Allen Family Plans Move to Junction Over Weekend
Will Move Mr and Mrs Ed Allen and son Billie Ed plan to relocate to Junction this weekend. They will occupy a new rock home near the high school building under construction by Ramsey Randolph.
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Ed Allen
Billie Ed
Junction
Ew Rock
Ramsey Randolph
WPA Funds Sought For School Grounds Beautification
A local effort seeks WPA funds of 1160 dollars for a school grounds beautification program. The text mentions community figures and a long civic history, noting changes and a newborn in the area amid partial names and dates.
Heads Among Kimble Men’s Hunting Trophies
Lieutenant Coke Stevenson and Mrs. Stevenson added a mounted elk head with four foot spread and AIX points to their hunting trophies at the Llane home Sunday. The mount was prepared by a taxidermist in Sa Wo after Coke’s October Colorado hunt.
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Gooreleet Coke Stevenson
H Llane
Coke
Mrs. Stevenson
Sa Wo
Stewart
Colorado
Mi Iso
Journalism Club Organized At Junction High School
Final plans for a Journalism Club at Junction High School were completed at a meeting Wednesday. Elizabeth Wright named president with Nancy Durst as vice president and Barbara Secrest as secretary. Gene Nickell will be Editor of School News, Nancy Durst Business Manager, Catherine Bradford Class Editor, Patricia Patterson Gossip Editor, Caddo Wright Sports Editor, Hazel Spiller Social Editor.
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Junction High School
Elzabeth Wright
Nancy Durst
Pressarbara Clay Secrest
Suror Catherine Bradford
Gene Nickell
Patricia Patterson
Caddo Wright
Hazel Spiller
Rotary Luncheon Guest Speaks on Education For Leisure
Reuben Loettler, a new Rotary Club member, spoke last Thursday on Education For Leisure, showing thoughtful preparation. Aw Coke Stevenson noted Junction Rotary Club’s strong programs as he attended luncheons across the state.
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Reuben Loettler
Rotary Club
Educaon
Reuben
Aw Coke Stevenson
Junction Rot Club
Coke
Junction Rotarians
Junction Opens Title Race At Ozona Saturday
The Junction Eagles travel to Ozona to face the Lions as undefeated Junction begins its District 1B title chase. Ozona, led by Coach Tod White, hopes to upset the favored Eagles who defeated Rocksprings last Friday in a clinching display.
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Junction
Ozona
Tod White
Ozona Lions
Ozona Crockett
Ozonans
Lions
Junction Eagles
Eldorado
Rocksprings
Eagles
Oza
Traan
Angelo
Sldorado
Blondsross
Timesport Scribe
Abilene Econd
Sonora
Vistter Plas
Lamb Scramble Weighs 65 Kimble Lambs For Shows
Kimble county donors provided 65 lambs drawn by 16 boys from 2 flocks. Lambs averaged 66.41 pounds and gained about six pounds per head since entering feed pens. The report credits County Agent Homann and Vocational Agriculture instructor WW Gregory.
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Kimble County
Roe Homann
WW. Gregory
FRA
Homann
Ground Beautification Proposal At Local School
The Junction PTA plans resodding grading and ground beautification including three concrete tennis courts and 25 pecan trees. WPA funds of 4160 are expected with a local match of 500 to 600. The proposal, approved at a regular meeting, will be submitted to the San Angelo WPA office Friday with final reports due within three weeks.
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WPA
Junction Parent-Teacher Association
RD. Rothmann
PTA
Rothmann
San Angelo
Minister Leamons Leaves Junction Church for Los Jesnos
Elder Walter W. Leamons longtime Junction Church of Christ minister will leave Friday for Los Jesnos to take a similar post. He has been active in civic life and will be missed by his church and county residents. The Leamons family will relocate to the lower Rio Grande valley with children John Duke Mary Frances Walter Wallace and Lola Fay.
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Walter W. Leamons
Junction Church
Los Jesnos
Church of Christ
Leamons
John Duke
Mary Frances
Walter Wallace
Lola Fay
Rio Grande Valley
Advertising leads to quick sales claim in Eagle ad notices
Rider Seamons says he has always obtained prompt results from advertising in the Eagle. The news notes Walter W in the EA last week and reports items advertised for sale were sold quickly, with items not in the ad also sold after delivery to the post office.
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Walter W
Rider Seamons
Eagle
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Vin Duness
Namesah Loemer
Louis A. Loeitter
Axiom Hospital
Emil Ars
Reuben Lorfpler
Rotary
Miers
Louis Loettier
Charles Emiloettier
Louis
New Realty Company
Junction Realty Company
James A. Davis
Junction National Bank
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American Legion Auxiliary
Kimble County Court House
Carl Nelms
Legion
Mr. Nelms
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Ursa, UI
Earl Allbright
Lena Jarrett
Willis Cooke
James Simmons
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