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VOL 91
NO. 42
Ghe itlatanor
95
Count Tribune
“THERE IS NOTHING TOO GOOD FOR OUR FRIENDS’'
BA ¥ (CITY, TEXAS TH U RSDAY, APRIL 29, 1937
FIVE CENTS PER COPY
SENIORS DEFEAT JUNIORS 12 TO7. F. Montier OF
6 IN SPRING FOOTBALL SAME PORT LAVACA DIES,
VIDALS URIE L AST RITES SUNDAY
“lie WM
Texas Playground
YOUNGSTERS DRAW
SCORE; BACKFIELD
FOR NEXT YEAR.
FIRST
WEAK
Goodwill Ambassador
The Bay City lootball fans
caught an idea of what to ex-
pect next year in the way of a
football team lor the Black Cats.
The seniors, composed of nine let-
termen, defeated the youngsters
12-6, but not until it turned into
a hard founght bittie.
A pass from Shaffer to Cur-
tis brought the fust score of the
game, a score for the juniors, TI.
seniors retaliated soon after with
a drive down the field and a
touchdown, to be followed by an-
other on a series of end runs and
passes
A light backfield and a lack
of reserves will be the big han-
dicap of next year. The boys in
the backfield are fast but there
is an absence there of some beef
for blocking purposes. The line
is heavy, will be one of the heav-
iest in many years and should
be the backbone of the team next
year. However last night Junior
Anderson and John Wilkinson
were out win injuries.
The e iC-up last night was:
I F. F. Montier of Port Lavaca,
father of Dr. C. P. Montier of
this city and one of Calhoun Coun-
ty's most be loved and highly es-
teemed citizens, died at a local
hospital at 11:06 o’clock Friday |
night. He had been receiving |
treatment here for the past two
weeks.
Funeral services were held at
; Port Lavaca Sunday morning at
10:00 o'clock.
Mr. Montier and his sons estab-
lish'd many years ago the Shell-
fish Cale, one of the most widely
, known restaurants in South Tex-
as. Victoria Advocate.
Editor's Note: Mr. Montier was
the father of Mrs. D. M. Curtis
of this city.
rese k Given
l vvv Sv MIT US
ID Year Term hi
El Campo Killing
Here is the Pan American Casino, amusement center of the Greater Texas and Pan American Exposi-
tion to open in Dallas June 12 for a twenty weeks’ run. Air-conditioned and seating 1,500 persons with
dining facilities, the Casino will feature such headliners as Rudy Vallee, Ted Fio-Kito, Phil Harris, Veloz
and Yolanda, America’s foremost dance team, and other international celebrities of stage, screen and radio.
The interior of the building and stage sets are being designed by Joe Mielziner, Broadway scene creator
who has staged many New York hits.
UNDRFD AND TWENTY -FIVE
ATTEND BANQUET AND DANCE
GIVEN BY FIREMEN
WHARTON SULPHUR
COMPANY PAYS
S520,194 TAXES
RICE BELT ASSOCIATION OF
VOLUNTEER FIREMEN EN-
JOY HOSPITALITY OF LO-
CAL GROUP.
Wharton, April 26. The Texas
Gull Sulphur Comps ny of Whar-
More than a hundred and twen-
ty-five firemen, their wives ana
guests, attended the barbecue
given at the LeTulle Park last
evening, followed by a dance at
the "Y" last night, given by the
ton County paid in lull Monday|Bay City Volunteer Fire Depart -
Seniors
Shel on Breeden
Frank Baca
Earl Rainer
Carol Sing
Frank Montague
Royce O'Brient
Johnnie Wear
Richards Cle ments
Frank Svetlik
Red Sewell
Frank Lewis
left end
left tackle
left guard
center
right guard
right tackle
right end
quarter
right hall
left half
full
Mattie Richardson, negress and
first of seven defendants to be
, , ...... tried for the murder of Tip M.
b " ,' mn himthe ' “1C" -re- Simmons, world war veteran of El
galia of the Great Toues and Pan .
American Exposition — a serape Campo, was given 40 years in the
and sombrero - pretty Texanita penitentiary by a jury in Judge
Stella Stanley makes a goodwill
ambassador of Richard E. Snyder,
ass tant to the promotion director
of the international fair opening
in Dallas June 12. Snyder is here
to addro s local civic organizations
and cl : on the far-reaching value
Substitutes: Laddie Lowe, Franki of the exposition.
Weathers and Jack Pry
II. Brandon,
Juniors
Coach,
i Whit Boyd’s court Wednesday af-
I ternoon..
The woman went to trial Mon-
, day, the case having been trans-
i ferred to Harris County from
Wharton County, where the kill-
ling occurred, on a change of
BAY CITY OILERS KEEP SLATE CLEAN *=-mana nd
WITH ANOTHER WIN OVER POLICE participate in the Pan American
YY1 1 ANU 1 I ULILL Exposition, which opens here June
its taxes lor 1936.
The commissioner's court had
assessed a tax on $31,365,650. The
sulphur company went before the
court in a hearing last fall asking
for a lowering of the valuation,
which was not allowed. In Jan-
uary of this year the sulphur com-
bany paid taxes on $7,084,750 of
the total value which was undis-
puted. being for sulphur on sur-
face machinery, etc. This amount
was $148,346.75. The disputed
amount, $24,280,900, was on sul-
phur under the ground
The tax paid Monday was $505,-
042.73, with penalty and interest
of $15,151.28, making a total of
$520,194.01. With the $148,346.75
paid in January, this makes a full
total of $668,540.76 paid by the
sulphur company for 1936.
KRAUSE. NAIRN, McKELVY
Harrison
Creech
Sansing
Jobnson
Kappe
McDona Id
Ba rd wick
T. Rainer
Shatter
Curtis
Keller
venue.
Mattie was convicted once bc-
| with Hie far-reaching value of fore of murder and given a five-
left end the Greater Texas and Pan Amer- year suspended sentence.
Here to acquaint civic leaders
lett tackleican Exposition, to open in Dal-
left guard
The seven defendants were
ment for the Rice Be It Associa-
tion. The Rice Belt Association
is comprised of Angl ton. Bay
City, El Campo, Palacios and Gulf.
Mr. Olin Culberson of the Gas
and Oil Division of the Railroad
Commission and an officer in the
Volunteer Fire Departments of the
State, met with the firemen of the
Rice Belt Division prior to the
banquet and explained to them the
firemen’s pension.
At the barbecue and beer sup-
per given at the park, Mr. W. C.
Lloyd, mayor, welcomed the visi-
tors and praised highly the work
of the volunteer fire departments
of the state.
Following the barbecue at the
park the firemen and guests went
to the “Y" and enjoyed dancing
for several hours.
Mr. Bub Smith of the Bay City
Fire Department and of the Rice
Belt Association, highly praised
the assistance given the boys by
Mrs. Dora Dienst, Miss Myrtle
.Smith and Mr. Aaron Greenberg
and their helpers in making pos-
sible the entertainment, and he
especially expresses his thanks
___.______12 for a run of 142 days, have
been received at the Department
Gibbons Corbett Makes of State in Washington, accord-
ing to dispatches from the Capi-
tal.
AND BROWN HEAVY HIT-
TERS FOR LOCALS: GRAHAM Good On Track Team
WHIFFS SEVEN.
Not a defeat this season, and
with a determined desire to keep
At Woodberry Forrest
The Woodberry Oracle, in a re-
the record that w. y the Bay City cent issue, has this to say re-
These countries are: Mexico,
I Guatemala, Honduras, Costa Rica,
Peru, Brazil, El Salvador and Co-
lombia.
Oilers defeated the Houston Po- garding Gibbons Corbett, whom it
Acceptances are expected with-
in a short time from Argentina.
Local Rotarians
Return From
RotaryConvention
and the appreciation of the fire
boys to Mr. F. G. Cobb who do-
noted the beef and assisted in its
preparation.
Visitors here from the various
lice here Sunday 7 to 5. Both calls the versatile Captain Cor-
sides managed to get enough hits bett of the track team of Wood- anama, c nc zuc a and uba or
. i i ci notices to participate are handled A. S. I IMEN TAL OF THE HOUS-
to win lots of ball games and berry Forrest School: One eu . , , 1 1
each scored on earned runs, those most counted upon is Cap- through regular international dip-
The locals connected sixteen tain Gibbons Corbett, star pole lomatic channels, being earned,
. * , Iatiter high lumper and binad from one government to another
times safely with the Police get- | 1 aulter. high jumpci and broad, .
ting thirteen safe bingics. Pee jumper. Corbett can also hurl the through the embassies or legations.........-- ------------------, ------
Wee Brown continued to stay shot when called upon, and with in Washington on leecipt of ad tary Club who attended the 47th T. Schindler, Frank Brossman,
right among the top in percent- him in the meet, the team can vice from the respective Latin | District Rotary International held and Chas. Prilop of Schulenberg;
age of hits received when he always be sure of five or ten American capitals, lin Harlingen April 19 and
charged with the knife slaying of
Ilas June 12. as a stimulate for in-
creased tourist travel through this Simmons at a negro dance hall in
right guard I section during the twenty .weeks’ El Campo on the night of June 17.
right tackle run of the fair. Richard E. Sny- Simmons, a special officer, had
right end der of Dallas, assistant to the pro- entered the ball to quell a dis-
quarter motion director, will speak be- turbance.
right half fore several local organizations When arraigned for trial Mon-
center
left half and clubs.
day, the defendants asked for
full
Substitutes: Doughtie, Winston,
Bond, G. Parker, LeTulle, Nolan,
Lott and Bass. Coach, Tom Dris-
coll.
Donald Reid Jr.
Assumes New
Duties at Tribune
in his addresses the exposition separate trials. The charge against
epresentative will point out the Juanita Smith, negress, was dis-
various ways in which the entire missed on agreement of counsel.
Southwest will benefit from the Mattie’s case was selected for the
exposition, not only as an incen- first trial, Houston Chronicle,
live for further tourist travel, but
as a means for acquainting the |
twenty republic,' of Latin Amcri- |
ca with the products and mater- |
ials this section has to offer them. 1
The Pan American Hall, which 1
will house the governmental and
Fire Department
Receives Letter
clouted out two in five trips with points at the start.
Krause, Nairn and McKelvy each
getting three in four trips, and
White two out of four trips. Gra-
ham got credit for seven strike-
outs for the Oilers with Hint/
given credit for six.
Houston Police
Bay City Creamery
Announces Formal
O p e n i n
The Pan American Palace at
the 1937 international fair con- '
tains 26,700 square feet of ex-
hibit space. The building is air-
1 conditioned.
Because Colombia and Brazil
— are planning outdo a planting
5 cacao trees from Colombia and a
ION CLUB ELECTED GOVER-towns in this section were: Olin
NOR OF THE 47-B DISTRICT. Culberson and wj((, of Edna, s.
A. Harbert and Charley Ran, Jr.
Members of the Bay City Ro-of Columbus: 1. W. Specker, Wm.
20, J. W. Mayox and E. P. Frinck of
namely, F: A. Rakestraw, presi-Houston; V. H. Sledge and wife,
dent; R. Lee Anderson, president- C. S. Elliot, S. W. O'Connor, D.
elect, accompanied by Mrs. An- Dugasand C. S. Johnston of New-
iderson and Mrs. Gladys Byars; gulf; Geo. Anderson, John Staf-
R. G. Wertz, secretary, and dele-,ford, P. Sherman, E. H. Green,
gates Ed Shoultz and E. J. Ned-Mrs. C. H. Green and Mrs. P. J.
balck, accompanied by Mrs. Ned- Sherman of El Campo; J. B.
Mr Donald Reid, Jr. has ac-
cepted a position with the Tri-
bune Printing Company and will
be in charge o' the sales depart-
ment of advertising and printing
along with office supplies Mr.
Reid comes to Bay City from San
Antonio where he was connected
with the Sheriff’s Association pub-
lication.
Mr. and Mrs. Reid and son have
moved to the Heilman apartment
where they will be located.
FOURTH 10,000
FOOT WELL
industrial exhibits from Latin |
America at the fair, will be de- '
seribed in detail by Snyder to the
local schools. He will emphasize
Hie excellent opportunity school I
children will have to study each
From R.
els
The Bay City Volunteer Fire
. , ,Department received the follow-
of the Latin American nations bv ,.,,,, , :
- ing letter of appreciation from
Rubin Frels:
I he exhibits their governments
Name
Newhous, c.
Harrelson, r.f.
Banskton, c.f.
George, 3b.
Dawson, lb.
Gage. s.s.
Marks, l.f.
Kenesler, 1 f.
Riggins, 2b.
Hintz. p.
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maintain in
this building. In
other words, the exposition will
provide tor them the opportunity
to go to school abroad right at
home.
. April 9, 1937.
Bay City Fire Department,
i Bay City, Texas.
| Dears Sirs.
Formerly chief statistician and!
research analyst of the Federal |
Statistical Office in Dallas, Sny-
de r his long been acquainted with
economic research and field pro-
motion. Ih holds a bachelor of
arts degree from the University
The fourth 10,000-foot well in
the Texas Gulf Coast is Conti-
mental Oil Company’s Robbins 2.
• Sitrus Grove prospect, C. Franz
AWSurvey, Matagorda County. At
the end of the week the well w as
down to 10,363 feet in heaving
shale and washing to bottom. Af-
ter setting a string of 8%-inch
casing at 8910 feet the crew made
around 300 feet a day on this
well, but after coming out of the
hole the shale heaved and
will probably cause considerable
trouble.
Southeast of production at II s-
tings field, Brazoria County,
Humble Oil & Refining Company
cored oil sand in Southwestern
University 1 from 6085 to 6095
feet and set 51-inch casing at
6080 feet. The well was being
washed for a production test
April 23.
Another location was made at
South Bay City field last week
by Hamman Exploration Com-
pany. Mary Cleveland 2 is 455
feet out of the northeast corner
of a 62.7-acre tract in the E. Hall
Survey. It is approximately 1900
feet north of the discovery well.
- Oil Weekly.
Fire Department
Answers
Totals.
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1 wish
“express my apprecia-
tion to yemr fire department for
services rendered in extinguishing
the fire which occurred in our
State Theatre recently and espec-
Hally commend you for the man-
of Kanstis and a master of arts !
from Southern Methodist Univer-
sity.
Thirty Four Engineers
And Employees
Now In City
The following is a list of month-
ly employees with the U. S. Bu-
reau of Reclamation on the pay-
roll now located in Bay City: P.I
L. Sharkey, W. S Argo, Boyd
Austin, N B Rosser, J W. How-
ard, W. B. Pierce, C. Q. Jour-
dan, Robert L. Norris, J. L. Kun-!
kel. Ralph Huds n, Ovo Worley, |
Robert C. Arnold, Foy Haydon,:
ner in which this was handled by
keeping the wated used to a min-
imum and thereby greatly pro-
tecting our equipment from wa-
ter damage.
In appreciation of
needed service.
this much
herewith
small
am enclosing
contribution
which 1 trust you will accept with
our compliments.
Yours very truly,
Rubin Frels and
Miss Norma Frels,
Owners,
Weldon Smith,
Manager.
(Signed) Rubin Frels.
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BAY CITY’S NEWEST INDUS-air spaces in the patio adjoining
balek and son, have
home.
returned Feather, J. D. Bowden, Tee A.
Elder, J. A. Tabor, R. G. Hen-
The program was opened Sun- drick and Hugh Dismuges of Pa-
Name
Brown, 3b.
Voyles, lb.
Krause, I.f.
Nairn, c.
McKelvy, rf-cf
Kelley, c.f.
Schewebel, r.f.
Logan, r.f.
White, 2b.
Mistrot, s.s.
Beard, p.
Graham. p.
Bay City Oilers
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SEABOARD CHIEF
SEES PRICE HIKE
Leslie Toungate. William M. Var--.....-
ner. L W. Smith, H. E McInnis, New York, April 22. Crude oil
H F Clare, Oscar W Ziegcnhals, prices may rise this year. John
Robert B. Holman, Edwin IL M. Lovejoy, president of Seaboard
Coble J H Ryland, Bennett Oil Company told stockholders at
Skinner, Edwin W. Elliott, Jack
J Otting, R. It Cheney, I. W.
the annual meeting today.
"It is reasonable to assume that
Amman, E M. Greenwood, Alfred we will go through the year with
Spieen, Asa I. Grumbles, W O. as high a price as we have to-
Baxter, Paul Maurer, D. N. Nor- day," Lovejoy said,
ton nd D I- Bevan. that there are probabilities
The following have been trans-
ferred to Garwood, II A. Maley,
and added
that
the price might even be higher.
Lovejoy said there was a pos-
TRY WILL HAVE OPEN the Pan American Palace are be- day with registration.
HOI SE FOR ALL VISITORS ing set aside tor them. house' was held later and in the burn and G. W. Daughter of Gulf;
SATURDAY. Arrangements foi Latin Amer-evening a concert at the muni- Bell Giesecke, H. M. Schroeder
lican participation in the’ Exposi-nicip I auditorium was enjoyed.
The Bay City Creamery. Bay tion were made by Dr. Roscoe !
City's newest industry announces R. Hill of Washington, a mem- Tuesday two business sessions
0 its formal opening for Saturday, ber of the State Department, and were held and the Rotary Anns
May 1. This plant one of the Charles H. Abbott of Dallas. The from McAllen, Mission and Edin-
| burg were hostesses to the lunch-
eon at the Casa de Palmas. The
visiting Rotary Anns were taken
on an inspection tour of the val-
ley through the morning and were
(given a garden party in the af-
ternoon.
I Monday evening the Governor's
Open lacios; Mr. and. Mrs. N. B. Aus-
o most beautiful, and most modern-
Uy equipped in the state, will hold
and wife, W. H. Sims and wife of
Angleton; J. D. Miller, H. T. Jones,
and Rudolph Vikloph of Whar-
ton; G. T. Casper, J. B. Brown-
ing, W. H. Hooper, Miles Pres-
kitt. Mrs. Garold Preskitt, Tex
Priskett and Fred Reno of Free-
port,
two flying emissaries of the fail
return to the United States this
month.
1 open house to all visitors on the
opening day from 7:00 to 10:00
E o’clock.
0 Mr. R J. Moers, ownei, and .
oMr. R. L. Moers, manager of this
o modern plant, Issue Invitations to
ial to come to see the plant. It
is well worth a visit through this
Girl Reserve
Day To Be %
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0 most modern system of milk pas- 1
'tcurizing plants and ice cream
( 1 plants.
Besides the pasteurizing of the
milk they manufacture chocolate |
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milk, Bireley's orange juice, ice
cream, butter, cottage cheese.
g Ar Banquet and Ball was held at the
Palacios This Year
Fidelity Cotton Mill.
The business sessions Tuesday
WILDCAT FLOWING
INTO TANKS
Miss Charlie Mae Carter, field
secretary of the Houston-Galve s-
ton District Y.W.C.A. was
-I The plant Is; located on the Pa-lacios Wednesday making final
1 i lacios highway four blocks from plans for the Girl Reserve Play
* Runs batted in: Nairn 2: Krause the center of the city. The trade Day to be held here Saturday,
2; McKelvey 2: White 1; Dawson name is Daisy Dairy Products. May 8. Palacios will be assist- 1
3; Kenesler 1; Harrelson 1. Stolen ed in entertaining the guests by
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morning were called off in respect
tor the memory of Walter Wal-
Hamill & Smith's Zapp 1, Bam-
mel prospect, J. Farwell Survey,
thal past distr ict governor of Dis- Harris County, was turned into
|tn<t 17 and past president of the tanks last wcck and is making
San Antonio Club sixteen barrels of 58 gravity dis-
D. A S' Pimental of the Houston tillate and 1,000,000 cubic feet of
111 a club was elected governor of the gas through a quarter-inch choke.
47-B district.
w ith tubing pressure of 350 pounds
. and a casing pressure of 2200
bases: Gage. Two base hits I The creamery is a local indus-|Blessing, Collegeport and Gulf.
George, Nairn and McKelvy. try. The manager states that only with a group from each place
Three base hits: Hintz. Home the highest quality of milk from having a part in the day’s work,
runs: none. Struck out by Hintz: local producers will be used.
6; by Graham. 7. Struck out by Twelve local people gain employ-
2. Winning pitcher: ment in the plant.
Hintz. I Bay City’s new creamery rep-
bases
A nautical theme is to be used
Beard,
Beard. Losing pitcher,
Umpires plate; Cring:
for the entertainment with the
pavilion as
of action.
the boat and scene
Slick White.
Jack Spurgeon Named
Validictorian Of
resents an investment of about
$25,000 by Mr. Moers, who has
seen fit to put his money in a
town that is growing and pros-
pering and one that will benefit
by his investment.
Houston Law School
Jack Spurgeon has been named
valedictorian of the Houston Law
School with an average of 96.
H. E. Tilley, Alex Greenwood, D. sibility of
A. Stevens, G. O. Griffin, C. T. heavy consuming period in mid- 1
Schaedel. Morris Fry, Fred D. '
an increase during the
The Athena Club will
be in charge of the decorations,
while the Chamber of Commerce
and Wednesday Club are cooper-
ding with the Girl Reserves in
furnishing refreshments and mak-
ring other arrangements.
| Something over 400 guests are
Many free attendance prizes are
offered to those who come to in- (expected and the following towns
spect the plant and everything has represented: Houston, Galve ston.
been arranged for the comfort of
| the visitors.
Bay City, Brenham, El Campo,
Franki, Chester E. Mabry, J. S.
Clare, Jr., Glen L. Wisdom. Eu-
Call gene A Walker, Malcolm Bowles,
CaUiT J Putney, Charlie W. Tidwell,
Hugh Strickland had the third
highest grades with an average of |
95.4. Eddie Badouh, Arthur Har- |
ris and Billy Stinnett, who will
also graduate in the June class. I
have not received their averages
Bay City High
School 4-H Club
I Wharton, Newgulf, Humble, Free-
port, Iago, Boling, Pledger, Mata-
| gorda, Wadsworth, Collegeport,
Blessing and Gulf Palacios Bea-
Icon.
The meeting was called to or-
CIVIL SERVICE
EXAMINATIONS
ANNOUNCED
pounds. The well is also flow-
ling through a 9/64-inch bottom
hole choke. Zapp 1 was complet-
led in Cockfield sands from 6205
to 6211 feet.
I In the Aldine area, Harris
The United States Civil Ser-County, Texas Gulf Producing
vice Commission h : announced Company’s Gillespie 1, S. Con-
open competitive examinations as treras Survey, was being swab-
bed at 7100 feet. Casing was per-
Examiner, estate tax (internal forated with 12 shots from 7097
revenue agent), $3,200 a year, Bu- to 7100 feet, after attempting to
reau of Internal Revenue, 'take several drill stem tests, the
Senior superintending marine operators swabbed the well and
engineer, $4,600 a year. Quarter-
master Corps, W. r Department.
Marketing specialist (Indian arts |
and crafts), $3,200 a year, pro- 1
duction advisor (Indian arts and
crafts), $2,600 a year, Indian Arts '
it showed a little oil and mud.
No salt water was shown
Northeast of Ogburn and north-
west of Clinton field. Harris Coun-
ty, II M Harrell & O. L. Brace's
Bullock 1, C. Bowman Survey.
nd Crafts Board, Department of was abandoned at 7005 feet after
the Interior.
Full information may be
(running an electrical logging de-
ob-vice.
tamed from Oscar Ziegenfels, sec- Upper
The well' was drilled to the
Saline Bayou formation.
These five boys have been at-
| summer, tending night school at the Hous-
Stockholders approved a plan of ton Law School for the past foui
incentive compensation for offi- years.
cers. | ----—----
der Monday, April 26, by Sybil
| Richers. We talked about the
club books.
Matagorda County
Triplets Have
rotary of the U. S. Civil. Service Top of the Cockfield was logged
Board of Examiners, at the post- at 6275 feet. Oil Weekly.
office in Bay City. | ---------------------
Mrs. Moore, our
A New Sister Air Conditioning
Truly Hen Fruit
_......Norman G. McGlothlin and Joe
I he volunteer Fire Department H Holman,
answered a call to the house of
UP FROM THE RANKS
Moses Smith, negro, in South End
Monday afternoon at 130
The fire was caused from a for Oldsmobile have sons
gasoline stove
sponsor, said that we ought to
keep up with the programs in
them.
Mrs. Sides gave us the recipe |
for the acid juice of berries and
System Is Being
The other day Mr. John LeTulle
brought into the office something
1 a led that the writer could not recog-
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Chambless ,
of Sargent announce the arrival}
of a daughter, born Sunday night I
and weighing nine ad a quarter
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-------Prize. It was a peculiar looking
The first air-conditioning sys- object, a round, large, plum look-
Index to expansion of incomes
during the past year is the 67%
rise in income tax collections re-
in ported by the Treasury Depart-
gave us a glass of some kind of pounds, a sister to the Matagorda ! tern to be installed in Bay City ing thing, with a long stem. The
a grape drink. County triplets, Martha, George is nearing completion at the Hur- writer put it aside and for got
- .. . We discussed about the scarfs and Columbia, who celebrated ly Shoppe and will be finished about it until today when he spied
and to 1934, compared to a gain of 20th compared to the same time and how many had made their their second birthday on George in several days Rosenzweig’s are i
Total deposited by col- ; scarfs. Washington’s birthday This is also installing a system and work he remarked.
Dried fruits increased 14'1
Exactly 225 men now working the fifteen year period from 1919 ment for the period March 1st to
which exploded daughters also regularly employ-.32% in fresh fruit consumption last year.
It was quickly extinguished with ed at the plant. Only ten of these and 96% increase in use of can- lectors for the period amounts to
a hand extinguisher | are daughters ced fruits in the same period $651 149,716.34.
Total deposited by col- scarfs.
The meeting was turned over the ninth living child in the fam- here will be completed very short- hen egg."
to Sybil to be adjourned
t “What the devil is that thing?"
“Oh, yes, it is a
And a peculiar look-
ily.
ling freak at that
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Smith, Carey. The Matagorda County Tribune (Bay City, Tex.), Vol. 91, No. 42, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 29, 1937, newspaper, April 29, 1937; Bay City, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1696598/m1/1/: accessed June 24, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Matagorda County Museum & Bay City Public Library.