Athens Daily Review
Friday, August 26, 1955
Twenty Years Ago
From the Athens Daily Review
August 26, 1935
"Looking Backward"
Column
1930 - Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Carroll and daughters,
Mrs. Helen Carroll Bever, and the latter's little daughter, have
returned from an extended trip to California.
Mrs. Grace Murchison left today for Billinger where she will
teach this term.
H. D. Pickens, prominent farmer, has purchased three bales of
cotton in the current buy-a-bale movement.
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1905
Alderman Hart and County Attorney Mobley are both boasting about
the arrival of bouncing boys at their homes.
B. N. Harden and Steve Loper came in Friday on the T & N O
from College Station. They say they had a big time.
Rev. R. W. Benge has returned from his vacation and there will be
regular services at the Presbyterian Church.
G. B. Whitley, who recently moved to Athens, has purchased the
Athens Knocker and has taken charge of same. He will change
the name of the paper to Athens Banner, under which name the next
issue will appear.
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Athens Daily Review
January 31, 1961
Twenty Years Ago
Jan. 31, 1941
Thousands of papers and scores of musty old record books in which
are recorded much of Henderson County's early history are being
dug out, renovated and indexed for reference and future use under
the WPA Records Project in the office of County Clerk Jack
Owen. J. J. Austell is foreman of the local unit which
employs 10 workers at a monthly payroll of $442.
The city commission voted to appropriate $25 monthly toward
upkeep of the Athens City Cemetery after a committee composed of
A. F. Wood, R. B. Royall and John Lehr appeared before the body
and made the request.
A project for the construction of a 4 room addition to Fisher
School, to be constructed by NYA labor, will be started soon,
Newbern Stirman, president of the school board, has been
notified.
E. M. Henderson, dean of school board members with more than 20
years to his credit, has tendered his resignation due to his ill
health.
Past presidents of the Athens Kiwanis Club will meet this evening
at the home of Raymond Robbins, first president of the club, to
effect an organization of a Kiwanis Past Presidents Club, invited
to attend are Ernest Cornelius; The Rev. S. L. Terry, now of San
Antonio; J. T. Life, Ed Green Walker; the Rev. Nimino Golston now
of Center; L. W. Ewing, now of Tyler; Leon Barron, Dr. N. D.
Geddie, W. Clint Wilks, S. L. R. Cartlidge, Ross L. Dixon, Dr. H.
R. Tucker and Joel Lusk, present president.
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