Long list of visitors and travelers in Bryan area
Saturday July 29 1922 reports numerous local residents and visitors from Brazos and surrounding counties. Tony Salvato and relatives depart for a ten day auto trip to San Angelo to visit Tony Salvato Sr. and other trips include attendance at A and M College short course and visits to Waco Dallas Brownwood Corpus Christi Houston Galveston and San Antonio with family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony Salvato
Chas Mary
Sam Salvato
San Angelo
Brazos County
Judd Collier
Mumford
College Station
Hearne Democrat
John W. Newton
Magnolia Petroleum Co
Beaumont
N. R. Newton
Newton
Texas
Oklahoma
Billy Wilkerson
Milton Fountain
Bryan
Billy
W. M. Manther
Kurten
Eagle
Nellie Ruth Martin
J. L. Sample
Tabor
Judd Mortimer Lewis
Marjorie Lewis
Houston
Eugene Edge
A. & M. College
W. W. Evans
C. M. Evans
Sulphur Springs
Joe
Evans
George Martin
George Jr
Corpus Christi
W. G. Buchanan
Harvey
J. P. Gilpin
Lillie Bell Gilpin
Waco
Dallas
Brownwood
M. B. Easters
Johnnie Koppe
Eidlewise Koppe
Charles B. Hudson
Corsicana
C. M. Bethany
Reliance
J. M. Morgan
Morgan
C. H. Alvara
San Antonio
B. Youngblood
W. M. Harris
H. B. Ratcliff
Madisonville
J. L. Cobb
A. W. Stevener
Edelweiss
Arnold Stevener
Gause
Lamar Jones
Galveston
C. S. Jones
Bill Walker
C. G. Walker
Brazos Bottom
Ettle Plantation
Cora Garth
Kittie Hogue
Ed Martin
Steeles Store
Coleman Hardy
W. C. Boyett
Hardy
W. S. Barron Ar
West 26Th Street
Louise H. Smith
Carl Jones
John Newland
Lois McCalab
Hearne
Tom Cloud
John A. Held
O. E. Lites
San Gabriel
Milam County
Dan Beagan
Beckville
Velma
C.L. Beason
J. BE
Marlin
P. H. Hensarling
Geo
Hattie Bess Griffin
Victria
Bryan Chronicle S Weekly Social Notes July 31 1922
Mrs J H Lloyd of Nacogdoches visits daughter Mrs E G Jenkins. Mrs J M Conway and daughter travel to Port O Connor for two weeks with Mrs Conway's brother. Many locals from Madisonville to Beaumont visit Bryan merchants and attend revivals and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Lloyd
Nacogdoches
E. G. Jenkins
J. M. Conway
Port O’connor
Attack Upon Texas Rights by Outsiders in Mayfield Debate
Texas declares sovereignty amid Northern editors and Texas politicians hinting Mayfield may be denied a seat in the U S Senate if elected. The piece denounces such theories as dangerous fallacies aimed to undermine Texas independence and calls for dismissal of outsider critics as unpatriotic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee J. Rountree
Texas
Philadelphia Ledger
Austin American
Waco News-Tribune
Earle B. Mayfield
United States
James E. Ferguson
Senate
House of Congress
House
Commonwealth
Mayfield
Local notices from Bryan area on Aug 1 1932
Bryan and surrounding area residents are listed visiting relatives, traveling to Houston and Dallas, hosting social events, and reporting illnesses. Notables include Mrs J M Mann and Mrs Sam Gorman guests of Mrs Fritz Lehman, a sick child at Union Hill, golden wedding plans of J W and Mrs Henderson, and community activities in Bryan, Yoakum, Franklin, Sutton and Sutton Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Mann
Marlin
Sam Gorman
Oakwood
Fritz Lehman
W.T. Crenshaw
Union Hill
Bryan
College
Violet Short
J. L. Hensarling
Wellborn
Denton
Dallas
C. O. Henderson
Liano
J. W. Henderson
Bob Astin
Mumford
Brazos Bottom
Wickes Family Visit From Houston Greeted
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Wickes and daughter Miss Elsbeth of Houston are visiting the Wickes grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wickes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Wickes
Miss Elsbeth
Houston
Mr. Wickes
Ed Wickes
Local visitors and events pepper Bryan social scene
Jim Fasbone of Riverside sold Brazos County's first bale of cotton in Bryan. Numerous residents visited, entertained, or traveled to or from Bryan including families from Tabor Hearne Dallas and Caldwell. Health and home improvements noted along with bridge games and theatre outings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Fasbone
Riverside
Brazos County
Bryan
J. C. Cloud
Eagle
O. H. Wilcox
Tabor
W. E. Graham
Rock Prairie
J. L. Sample
Brazog River
J. R. McNeil
J. W. Blackman
Hearne
C. Egbert Jones
East 30Th Street
R. M. Natlono
Mansfield
W. R. Fairman
Queen Theatre
Ollis Basham
Waco
T. K. Lawrence
West 25Th Street
Nevil Ross
Dallas
F. D. Perkins
McKinney
Louelle Calvin
Caldwell
Ora Powers
Mattie Webb
Will Bethel
R. H. Harrison
John Gurley
Gurley
Louise Dyer
Roanoke
J. W. Dyer
Beulah Stasey
Houston
M. E. Goodson
H. C. Willis
Johnnie Koppe
Kurten
Will Hall
J. B. Priddy
Tolday
Henderson, Tenn
William Priddy
Sanders Inspect Cotton Crops Near Fountain Switch
W R Sanders and Harold Sanders visited a farm near Fountain's Switch on Monday to inspect cotton crops and assess leaf worm damage. They reported no damage at that site and described the cotton as healthy overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Sanders
W. R. Sanders
Harold Sanders
Brazos
Fountain's Switch
A M Baptist Pastor Leaves For Vacation
Rev and Mrs R L Brown depart at 4 10 this morning for North Carolina to visit loved ones and friends. They spent July holding revival meetings in Brazos and Robertson counties resulting in 250 members re dedicating themselves to the Lord and 94 added to the churches including 55 baptisms and funds pledged to build a Wheelock Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Brown
North Carolina
Mrs Sam Brewer of Rosse Guest of Lockerds
Mrs. Sam Brewer of Rosse is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. N F Lockerd, visiting in their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Brewer
Rosse
N. F. Lockerd
Ware's Black Powder advertised for stomach ailments
An advertisement promotes Ware's Black Powder as a scientific stomach remedy. It claims to neutralize auto intoxication, relieve indigestion and heartburn, and improve breath. Testimonials from a minister note recovery after use. Available as tablets and liquid form, 50c and 1.00 per package, sold in Bryan by Roman & Vick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ware
James Ware
South
Ree
Ware Chemical Co
Bryan
Roman & Vick
Delightful Church Party Hosted by First Baptist Wo man’s Aid
The First Baptist Church Woman’s Aid Society hosted a large church gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Howell last night. A festive atmosphere, garden scents, and joyful singing marked the event, described as a perfect success with many church members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. ‘Howell
Woman’s Aid Society
First’ Baptist Church
OFF TO KERRVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CAMP TRIP
A Bryan group leaves early Wednesday for Kerrville to attend a Presbyterian encampment. The party includes Mr and Mrs F E Lichte and children Christine and Bessie May, Dr and Mrs E W Price and Mrs Wm A Shell and children Louise, William and Edward. They plan a leisurely trip with stops in Austin New Braunfels and San Antonio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Kerrville
Presbyterian
F. E. Lichte
Christine
Bessie May
E. W. Price
Wm. A. Shell
Louise
William
Edward
Austin
New Braunfels
San Antonio
Rep Baker in Bryan on way to Houston
Representative O D Baker of Milam County visited the Eagle office in Bryan on his way to Houston. He recalled knowing Chief W S Martin in earlier days and noted he now represents Milam, Lee and Burleson counties in the 38th legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rep. Baker
Bryan
O. D. Baker
Milam County
Houston
Eagle
Col. Baker
W. S. Martin
Baker
Milam
Lee
Burleson
Seven Year Old Is Injured By Neighbor’s Dog
Clara Terry, seven, daughter of Mr and Mrs W F Terry, was bitten on the left thigh and knee when a neighbor’s dog attacked her near her parents home Wednesday afternoon. Neighbors sheltered her, the dog is confined, and she was treated at Bryan Hospital and rest is reported at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Daly
Clara Crowell
Galveston
California
G. B. Hensarling
Wellborn
Bryan
C. C. Parker
Mary Mayo
New Orleans
C. A. Searcy
Frank Montgomery
Ruth
Waco
Alf.Patterson
East 24Th Street
Montgomery
Fanny Patterson
Dewitt Graham
Houston
Port Arthur
Lida Belle Pipkin
Belton
Baylor College
J. J. Pipkin
Roy Danforth
Taliferro Place
West 26Th Street
Bryan Cottage
East 28Th Street
J. A. Gorman
Beaumont
Gorman
T. B. Martin
Steep Hollow
W. E. Taylor
Caldwell
Hempstead
Joe Burt
Thompson Creek
Careld Jamison
Arthur Edwards
Millicay
Coleman
Mable Zimmerman
Washington Street
J. E. Covey
Edgar
Hearne
A. P. Reed
Clara Terry
W. F. Terry
Terry
Bryan Hospital
East 27Th Street
Revival Ends at Alexander Church in Bay City
Rev. O E Vivion pastor of the Bay City Methodist church closed a revival at the Alexander church assisted by his son Rev. King Vivion College pastor. He left for San Antonio to visit relatives. The sermons were appreciated and the church greatly revived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
O. E. Vivion
Methodist Church of
Bay City
Alexander Church
King Vivion
San Antonio
Vivian
Cotton Opening Report From Brazos Bottom Tour
Wimberly Newton Erskine and Suber toured the Brazos bottom Sunday afternoon on a crop inspecting trip. They were entertained by a watermelon feast hosted by Ed Martin and noted that cotton is opening with picking to begin soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Wimberly
Pat Newton
M. M. Erskine
Tom G. Suber
Brazos Bottom
Ed Martin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wallace Parker
Cisco
M. J. Parker
Wallace
Harry Swearinger
Dorothy Davis
anneAe
Aloy Joy Linn Weber
Charlie Powers
Jack Boenig
Yoakum
R. C. Gardner
Oak McKenzie
W. B. Francis
E. E. McAeams
Franklin
A. W. Morrill
C. R. Gardner
Libbie Linn Gardner
Morrill
C. Wheeler
Mohnike
Simmie
Sutton
Nebraska
Akron
Denver
Colorado
R. Q. Astin
Nina Bess
Baby Daisy
Billie Batts
Brazos River
Mr. Batts
Billie
J. N. Goodwin
Smith Building
A. & M. Baptist
Fred Ashby
McKinney, Texas
Thedford’s
Thedford
Ford Motor
Ford
O. B
Detroit
Chambers-Wilson Motor CO
McQuay Piston
Norris Tele
Tns
Norris
McQuay- Norris
Central Texas Auto CO
Bryan, Texas
Satan
Norris Manufacturing
Aetheelis Tage
Romie
S Rings
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