Eminent Geographer Bowman to Lead Johns Hopkins
Isaiah Bowman of New York is elected fifth president of Johns Hopkins University succeeding Dr. Joseph S. Ames who retires at 70. Bowman, 56, famed explorer, educator and writer, has taught at Harvard Michigan State Normal College Yale and served as director of the American Geographical Society in New York. He will assume the Johns Hopkins post July 1.
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Isaiah Bowman
New York
John Hopkins University
Joseph S. Ames
Thas
Harvard
Michigran State Normal College
Ypsilanti
Yale
American Geographical Society
Woodrow Wilson
Peace Commission
Saarnapove Geographical Union
Bowman
Waterloo
Ont
Michigan
Ypsilanti Normal
Wesleyan University
University of Chicago
Johns Hopkins
Bryan and College Woman’s Club names five outstanding
Five Bryan and College Business and Professional Women’s Club members were chosen as representative to help the state committee pick the five outstanding members in District 3. The honorees are Kate Adele Hill, Lee J. Rountree, Mildred Horton, Minnie Fisher Cunningham, and Stella Stuart. A six-member general committee will plan district events, with each member chairing a division for the October convention. The meeting outlined seven public relations points, presented by Helen Swift. Proceeds from Monday’s play party will fund library books, about 70 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan and College Business and Professional Women’s Club
Kate Adele Hill
Lee J. Rountree
Mildred Horton
Minnie Fisher Cunningham
Stella Stuart
Helen Swift
Col C C Toddson Captures Army Life and Bryan Ties
Col C C Toddson son of Col George Todd a Jefferson attorney and pioneer, attended A and M College of Texas and rose to Second Lieutenant in 1898. He married Mary Bittle that year on campus and served abroad until wounds forced retirement. Survived by wife and son C C Todd Jr. and daughter JoJef, plus three sisters and a brother. He settled in Bryan after retirement and remained active with A and M College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Charlie C. Todd
A. and M. College of Texas
Regular Army
Mary Bittle
College
T. C. Bittle
A. and M. College
Bryan
College Station
Col. Todd
C. C. Todd, Jr
JoJef Todd
Bryan Cemetery
Todd
C. ©. Todd, Jr
Eva Todd
Seattle
Wash
Luly Hough
Jack Lewis
Marshall
van Dyke Todd
San Francisco
Col
Texas A. & M. College
Col C C Todd Soldier and Lawyer Guided by Duty
Col Charles Carroll Todd born Texas May 1 1877 pursued an A and M Texas science degree 1897. He rose from 2nd lieutenant during the Spanish American War to colonel and served in the Philippines before a legal practice in San Antonio.
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Todd
Charles Carroll
Texas
A. & M. College of Texas
U. S. Army
William McKinley
Philippine Islands
Malolos
San Raphael
Arkansas Military College
Peacock Military College
War Prison Barracks No. 1
Fort McPherson
Camp Gordon
Judge Advocate
Germany
Coblenz
Philippines
Col
San Antonio
Tribute to Col. C C Todd by Bryan College Burgh
Expressions of grief and community loss flowed Tuesday as Bryan and College citizens mourn Col. C C Todd. Dr. T Walton president Texas A and M College called him a great citizen and devoted friend whose courage and indomitable will advanced military service and the welfare of community, state, and nation.
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Bryan and
College
Col. Todd
T. ©. Walton
Texas A. & M. College
C. C. Todd
A. & M. College
United States Army
Col C C Todd Remembered For Civic Service In Bryan
Tributes from Carnegie City Library, Bryan public schools, Rotary Club and City Commission honor Col C C Todd. He served on the library board helping fund a junior room, led Bryan Rotary as president and district governor, and supported public schools, earning lasting regard from officials and citizens. His death ends a period of community leadership and service.
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Brygn
Carnegie Library Board
Col
Todd
Bryan and Brazos County
Bryan
Col. Todd
Texas A. & M
Colege
W. C. Davis
Texes
Oa Rotary
Bryan Rotary Club
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Col. C. C. Todd
Library Board
Willie Rogers
Carnegie City
Carnegie Public Library
S. M. Brown
Bryan Public Schools
Fred Jenson
Rotary
Bryan Club
N. A. Stewart
C. C. Todd
Beaumont Girl Pilots Own Plane to Bryan
Miss Lois Neel a 19 year old Beaumont flyer with 226 flight hours since March 21, 1934 landed at a Bryan field Tuesday and was fined here until Wednesday She holds a transport pilot license and piloted a passenger to Huntsville before reaching Bryan She flies a Taylor Cub and is among Texas women pilots who fly for fun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Neel
Beaumont
Bryan
Neel
Huntsville
Texas
Miss Neel
Temperatures Show Narrow Range Through Last Week
Last week saw little variation in temperatures with highs near 90 on Monday and Wednesday and lows around 53 to 54 on Thursday. Rain totaled 0.96 inches. Saturday and Sunday readings reached 62 and 82 respectively. Kemp High marked Negro Health Week with a Home Hygiene Day program featuring demonstrations and talks by educators on health topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kemp High
Pageant tableaux to open A and M Cotton Show
At Memorial Gymnasium College Station four tableaux will depict cotton history in India China Peru and the American South. Mary Elizabeth Duffy School of Dancing presents scenes featuring Flowers Cotton ball and Cotton ballet with many named performers. additional dances from Pritchard School of Dancing and Virginia Veasy will join Friday night April 5 at 8 o'clock.
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College Station
Memorial Gymnasium
Mary Elizabeth Duffy School of Dancing
India
China
Peru
United States
Anna Jean Godbey
Julia Young
Elsie Marie Smith
Bernice Jensen
Janis Boguskie
Mary Carolyn Gibbs
Cotton Ball
Roseanne Foster
Cotton Ballet
DeHa Marge Parker
Gloria Glenn Stephen
Neathy
Antoinette Varisco
Kathryn Parker
Blanche Dobyne
Betty Jean Alfonte
Imogene Webb
Doris
Mary Frances Lennert
Mary Ann Munnerlyn
Gwendolyn Elwell
Margaret Ann Court
Page Pauline Nunley
Virginia Ann Blaisdell
Frances Margaret Coles
Ruth Gordon
John Emery
Darkies
Jo Ann Neal
Jackie Hensarling
Barbara Jane Walker
Jane Washington
Mima Jean Hardin
Ann and
Wister Howell
Vivian Orr
Duffy School of Dancing
Happy Feet
Blanch Coloyne
Anna Frances Hornak
Dorothy
Anto Varisco
Ann Washington
Della Margaret Parker
Doris May Johnson
Beth
Shirley Dent
Connie Marcus
Rosemary Knobel
Pritchard School of Dancing
Houston
Virginia Veasy
Vessy School of Dancing
Waco
Easter Service History Is Told By Bryan Lions Club
Rev L A Wilson of St Andrew's Episcopal told Bryan Lions club on The Mechanics of Easter. He explained Easter origins from Eastre a spring goddess and the dating rules March 22 to April 25. Eggs cited as Lent sign and symbol of life. Club notes Beaumont district meeting May 13 14 and attendance drive starting next Tuesday. Goldsmith won attendance prize.
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L. A. Wilson
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Bryan Lions Club
Wilson
Beaumont
W. H. Andrew
H. R. Brayton
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Fragmentary OCR line with unclear names and items. Readable portions show stray letters and disjointed phrases lacking coherent event, date, or place. No definite people, organizations, or actions are identifiable for a proper summary.
Mainly About Folks Friday News Roundup
M Wallace improves after illness and can see friends. Denton students Rosa Kaplan Reva Maniloff Bess Mae Lichte and Bess Brown visit Bryan for spring holidays. Families visit for Easter week end as relatives arrive from Dallas Oklahoma City Calvert Mason and Houston. Mrs Gerson ill in Houston and Sol Gerson oversees Gersons Inc. Weathered society notes on travel and local business activity.
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E. Wallace
Rosa Kaplan
Reva Maniloff
Bess Mae Lichte
Bess Brown
B. A
Denton
Bryan
Elizabeth Sloop
Rhea Walker
Helen
Walker
Ruth Moore
Dallas
Trent’ Newton
Velma
Trent Jr
Cameron
Newton
N. R. Newton
Hal Hearne
Oklahoma City
Bettie Hearne
Houston
Sol Gerson
Galveston
Gersons, Inc
Eugene Field
Calvert
Simmie Wheeler
C. IL. A
Ethel Levin
Brenham
Exie Ratliff
Cedar Lane
Jo Buckelew
Pe- 203
C. L A
Misser
Lamar Williams
Leila Moehlman
E. Hadley
Parker Avenue
West 24Th Street
Hendrix Conway
Mason
J. H. Conway
Conway
Bankhead Organization
Theron Hensarling
Stephenville
I. M. Cook
Steep Hollow
Hensarling
Ima Cook
Tom Evans
W. B. Edge
Ward Templeman
Navasota
Templeman
C. T. Bowman
Benchley
W. T. Conaway
Reliance
Alma Mecalfe
J. E. Pichon
E. J. Pichon
Houston E. Smith
Bankhead
Jessie Garvin
Wilkerson Memorial Clinic
H. P. Dansby, Jr
Federal District Court
Sam Rullock
C. A. Harris
Muscatine
Iowa
Mr. Harris
Dorothy Newcomb
Aline Foster
Charles Foster
T. B. Slaughter
Slaughter
Dorothy
Funds Sought For Crippled Children of Texas Campaign
Texas Society for Crippled Children seeks memberships across the state to fund hospitalization and treatment for under 21 cripples. Bryan drive led by Kate Parker offers active 2, contributing 5, sustaining 25, life 500 dollar options. Texas president Charles Ashcroft notes federal matching doubling every Texas dollar raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Society For Crippled Children, Inc
Bryan
Kate Parker
Bryan and Brazos County
Texas
Brazos County
Charles F. Ashcroft
Sulphur Springs
Texas Organization
Bryan Building and Loan re-elects officers and links to new stock series
Directors J. B. Bagley W. S. Barron Wilson Bradley Miss Aline Brogdon G. S. Parker Jr. J. J. Richey and D. L. Wilson were re-elected at the annual meeting. Officers W. S. Higgs president Wilson Bradley vice president Miss Brogdon secretary. The association organized in 1919 has issued 15 stock series, five retired, sixth due this year. The 18th series will be offered April 1 and is expected to attract buyers.
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The
Bryan Building and Loan Association
J. B. Bagley
W. S. Barron
Wilson Bradley
Aline Brogdon
G. S. Parker, Jr
J. J. Richey
D. L. Wilson
W. S. Higgs
Erosion Camps Transferred To New Management In Texas
Ten erosion camps in Texas under M. R. Bentley of Texas A and M College Extension Service will transfer to the Soil Erosion Service, formerly part of the Interior Department. The telegram from H. J. Eberly of New Orleans confirms the move, part of a broader transfer of the Soil Erosion Service to the Agriculture Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of Agriculture
Texas
M. R. Bentley
Extension Service
Texas A. & M. College
Soil Erosion Service
Department of the Interor
Mr. Bentley
H. J. Eberly
New Orleans
Forestry Division
U. S. Dept. of Interior
Department of Agriculture
Milks Emulsion Promoted After Severe Flu Recovery
A reader shares a testimonial about recovering from a severe flu with Milks Emulsion. The letter claims it restored appetite, bowel action, and energy after a prolonged illness, though the source text is fragmentary and unverified.
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Council of National Defense
Switzerland
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Ananda
Prajadhipok
Mahada
Harvard Medical School
Cambridge
Prince Mahadal
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Prince Ananda
Lausanne
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Isatah Bowman
C.C. Todd
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