Mainly About Folks Friday Social Roundup
Miss Mary Kahout left for Chicago to visit relatives and attend the Century of Progress Exposition. Many Bryan residents are noted visiting Houston Austin and Chicago with updates on travels work and family visits. Dr H B Stenzel and daughter Leah returned from geologic congress and research trips, while Mrs Elizabeth Wilson Cook travels to Houston for a weekend visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kahout
Chicago
Will Howell
Jacksonville
Claude Melver
Madisonville
U. S. Agricultural Credit Corporation
Bryan
Elizabeth Wilson Cook
Houston
Martha Rivers Allen
R. O. Allen
Louise
Elizabeth Cline
H. B. Stenzel
Leah
Stenzel
Braddock
Austin
Dr. Stenzel
Washington
Rae and
Deane’ Orms
Frances Keith Wallace
Portland
Oregon
Robert Wilson
Fred
J. L. Kirk
Gause
Milam County
J. Walter Smith
Smith
Navasota
J. N. Harrington
Reagan
F. J. Hearne
Harvey
Elizabeth Cloud
Jess Cloud
Campaign canvass seeks broad support for Blue Eagle drive
NRA survey shows a campaign to start next week under NRA headquarters orders. Ed S. Martin chairs a committee including Judge A. S. McSwain and Mrs. Cyril Luker. County leaders urge merchants to stop passing ecards to customers and push house to house canvassing to boost coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
Ed S. Martin
A. S. McSwain
F. B. Clark
Cyril Luker
A M Cooperates In Making Study Adjustment Act
Brookings Institution economist E G Nourse announces a concurrent study of the Agricultural Adjustment Act. Financed by Brookings with support from federal and state agricultural authorities, the effort will observe execution, machinery, and industry changes as the act operates, with Texas A and M College coordinating locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A-M
E. G. Nourse
Institute of Economics
Brookings Institution
Secretary of Agriculture
Extension Service
Washington
A. and M. College of Texas
Texas Agricultural Experiment Station
C. A. Bonnen
Texas
Nourse
Chicago
L. P. Gabbard
Bonnen
Texas Station
Changes in Police Force This Week
Howard Lee, formerly traffic policeman and night duty, returns to his motorcycle to fill the position vacated by Joe Howard. R. L. Frank, previously with the Railway Express Agency, is appointed to the night force to replace Lee and resume duty as traffic policeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Lee
Joe Howard
R. L. Frank
Railway Express Agency
Lee
Turkey Show At Texas State Fair Promotes Turkey Trot
A 1933 Poultry Show at the State Fair of Texas will feature a "turkey trot" on Sunday October 22 announced by J J Eckford director in charge. Guests of the Wren home include Mr and Mrs George Adams Representative George Butler of Bryan Mrs Aubrey Banks of Denton with Misses Marie Adams and Dorothy Smith who remained for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Cline
W. B. Cline
New York
Betty Jean Hostetter
C. F. Hostetter
Be . Jr
Eugene Clay Ferguson
Ola
Edna Barl Morgan
Madisonville
Bryan
Frank Kelly
James Yardley
Port Arthur
Forrest Jones Jr
Forrest Jones
East 27Th Street
N. A. Stewart
A. B. McSwain
Rock Prairie
Jane Oliver
Temple
John R. Grace
Robertson County
T. Verne Stark
Dallas
Texas Company
Texas
F. S. Cross
Texan Company
Cross
Frank Cross
Dorothy Powers
Tom Powers
L. L. Simpson
Normangee
W. A. Shannon
Brackenridge
Annie Dearing
Cleveland
Ohio
Palmer Throop
Throop
Mattie Mike
F. E. Mistrot
Waco
R. A. Harrison
George Adams
George Butler
Aubrey Banks
Denton
Marie Adams
Dorothy Smith
Tom Smith
Joe Wren
J. J. Eckford
Bond Issue for Poor Gains Boost in Texas Aid Debate
Prominent citizens at a Friday meeting in Brazos County backed a $20,000,000 Texas bond issue tied to the NRA program. They stressed no ad valorem tax rise, federal aid hinges on passage, and that bonds are the surest way to fund relief for the needy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NRA
Texas
Court House
R. G. Williams
Brazos County Rfc
Daniel Russell
A. & M. College
N. A. Stewart
J. E. Stanford
Bryan and Brazos County
J. L. Brock
The
Good Cheer
Williams
Austin
Red Cross
City plans curb street labeling and wage survey results
Wilson Bradley announces readiness to mark all city streets with curb names before Texas A and M College and Allen Academy opening. J. E. Stanford reports on NRA wage survey. Blue Eagle household canvass begins Monday. workers gather at courthouse for instructions. D. L. Wilson confirms Fire Prevention campaign in East Texas. County Agent Benson notes most Brazos county cotton land leases accepted by the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Bradley
Texas A. and
M. College
Allen Academy
J. E. Stanford
NRA
Blue Eagle
D. L. Wilson
Bryan
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
East Texas
County cotton profits and production figures reported
One figure notes 175000 dollars would go to county farmers for cotton plowed up and over 4000 bales of cotton had been optioned. Directors present included Wilson Bradley, J F Casey, W J Coulter, O S Johnson, Ed S Martin, E E McQuillen, W R McCullough, G S Parker, James Sullivan, D L Wilson and D L Weddington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Bradley
J. F. Casey
W. J. Coulter
O. S. Johnson
Ed S. Martin
E. E. McQuillen
W. R. McCullough
G. S. Parker
James Sullivan
D. L. Wilson
D. L. Weddington
County radio talks and relief plan outlined by officials
County officials announce noon radio talks over station BRTX this week featuring J. E. Stanford and others to discuss Texas relief policy and a federal program that offers up to 500 million dollars for unemployment aid. Harry L. Hopkins will broadcast Wednesday night on the Texas situation and federal cooperation, noting matching funds and discretionary portions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Davis
F. L. Henderson
J. E. Stanford
Plan Radio Talks
BRTX
A. S. McSwain
R. G. Williams
Harry L. Hopkins
Federal Emergency Relief Administrator
Austin
WFAA
Texas
Hopkins
Bonds discussed for Texas unemployment relief by Bryan leaders
Lion R G Williams spoke at an Austin conference clarifying a 20 million dollar unemployment relief bond issue. He denied any reliance on ad valorem or personal property taxes to fund it. Coulter Smith and E R Bryant of the Bryan Boy Scouts noted the Mother’s Night program held last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Smith
Lagybones
Miss Stuart
Lion Fuller
San Antonio
Order of Lions
Chicago
International Association of Lions Clubs
Dallas
Lions
Lions Club
Miami
Fla
Allen
Lions International Band
Mexico
Hawaii
Alaska
Canada
China
United States
Texas
Harry Kater
Houston
Austin
Lion R. G. Williams
Austin J
Lion Williams
Lion Coulter Smith
Lion E. R. Bryant
Bryan Boy Scouts
State bond issues harm finance says Lynch Davidson
Lynch Davidson argues against a proposed 250 million road bond, calling it a crime against the body politic and a substitute for proper relief by legislative appropriation. He urges Texas voters to reject any constitutional amendment enabling bond debt and to fund aid through taxes instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Lynch Davidson
Prohibition Dates Move as States Set Election Days
Voters in Washington face a decision with many states naming election days. Virginia Kentucky and Louisiana consider October and November dates. A tally shows repeal votes by state across April to October with Michigan Wisconsin Rhode Island Wyoming New Jersey and others voting on repeal and ratifying conventions. The article lists dates delegates and vote margins and notes Arizona’s wet delegates and upcoming Sept. 5 and Oct. 10 dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Virginia
John G. Pollard
Assembly
Kentucky
O. K. Allen
Louisiana
Missouri
Michigan
Wisconsin
Rhode Island
Wyoming
New Jersey
Nevada
Delaware
Indiana
Massachusetts
California
New York
West Virginia
Illinois
Iowa
Connecticut
New Hampshire
Arkansas
Oregon
Alabama
Tennessee
Arizona
Texas
Colorado
Vermont
Maine
Maryland
Minnesota
Idaho
New Mexico
Florida
Utah
North
South Carolina
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Funeral Service Continues at First Methodist Church
A funeral service continued from page 1 at the First Methodist church featured two favorite hymns, Asleep in Jesus and Rock of Ages, sung by the congregation. The service reflected local customs and honored the deceased with reverent tributes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Jesus
St Joseph's parish barbecue raises big profit
Rt. Rev. J. B. Gleissner notes improved mood as St. Joseph's parish holds a barbecue at Sue Haswell Memorial park to fund the school. Organizers forecast $75 but profits exceed $250 after expenses. Gus Schultz led plans, John Hobarto grilled, and Mrs. H. B. McDowell with Catholic women served. A Riverside verses Socols baseball game ended 6 to 5 for the Socols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Gleissner
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Sue Haswell Memorial Park
St. Joseph’s School
Gus Schultz
John Hobarto
Navy Wants Men Enlistment Call In Houston
The U S Navy seeks desirable men aged 17 to 25 with at least ninth grade education and good character to meet Navy physical standards. Interested youths may present themselves or write to the Navy Recruiting Station in the Post Office Building Houston for naval careers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Navy
Navy
Houston
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NRA Survey
Luker
College
College Road
New
Old Highway
S. D. Snyder
W. B. McGregor
C. H. Dorge
B. c. Jones
Hillcrest
Searcy
New Highway
Anton Krenek
Coulter Smith
A. L. Smith
Louise Pipkin
W. F. Davis
Roy Nunn
W. H. Darrow
John Jones
Linton Robertson
33Rd Street
College Avenue
33Nd Street
Paul Dansby
W. H. Whitley
Hugh Lo
Sterling Evans
W. H. Andrew
E. A. Miller
Mechanics Avenue
Henry Wilson
Nall’s Lane
Rose Street
Booneville Road
Horace Jones
Billy Johnson
Locke McNeeley
Pierce Avenue
Caldwell
Henry and Wilson
Ursuline Avenue
John Seeley Caldwell
Norman Dansby
F. F
West 26Th
West 22Nd
Mills P. Walker
Morris Schulman
W. M. Owens
Charley Griesser
Pitts Bridge
Sandy Point Road
Congress Avenue
W. S. Barron
Luke Patronella
Ole Martinson
John Patronella
Main West
Congress
West 29Th
Wm. Gelber
Harry Edge
Will Holmes
Will Poindexter
Main
East 26Th
East 29Th
Geo. A. Adams
J. Webb Howell
John Astin
Will Gibbs
East 33Rd
Oak McKenzie
David Deid
Lawrence Parker
West 33Rd
O. A. Ashworth
Pat Barnes
C. M. Bethany
Clyde Stewart
Harry Estill
Leonard Schoolhouse Road
Beck Street
West 34Th Street
Leila Griffin
D. C. Jones
Henry Moehlman
M. E. Wallace
Pitts Bridge Road
West 33Rd Street
A. W. Kennard
Frank Rubin
Ieey Goen
Templeman
L. L. Dickson
J. L. Allen
Millican
Charlie Crawford
Clarence Sawyer
C. E. Seeley
Peach Creek
E. E. Allen
J. 5. Barker
Ida Appling
Providence
Steve Hudetts
J. H. Dowling
J. H. Jones
E. A. Hensarling
K. Kelley
J. E. Cook
Steep Hollow
John Wisnieski
Aubrey Tobias
C. Y. Cobb
Reliance
Louis Shirley
C. N. Sealy
Kurten
Louis Klintworth
Otto Plagens
Frank Opersteny
Woodville
Ben Powers
Chas. Patronella
Pete Stratta
Tabor
R. F. Crenshaw
Ben Francis
John Barnes
Edge
Charley Payne
J. F. Rosier
A. J. Rychlik
Leonard
W. L. Luther
Joe Ste
J. H. McDonald
Kings Highway
L. V. Skubal
George McDonald
Joe Scasta
St. Paul Neal
A. and M. College
D. C. Jones, Jr
Sparks
Lion Morris Schulman
Lion H. C. Dillingham
People’s Column
Home Benefit Association
Huntsville, Texas
eSse
Astin Building
Huntsville Home Benefit Association
J. W Black
Black
Bryant
Methodist Church
Out of Bryan
Vergn Scott
Stephenville
Sam Johnson
Marlin
J. D. Brogdon
Ross
Montgomery
Whit Brogdon
Whit Jr
H. H. Henry
Q. B. Henry
J. B. Stinson
Conroe
Kate Batson
R. F E. Eason
Wallace Coker
Elna Lee
Billy
Huntsville
J. E. Bowen
Bob Burleson
J. FE. Eddins
W. L. Jones
Elouise Martin
W. M. Kern
Livingston
Ala
A. K. Kern
Troy
D. J. Kern
St. Joseph's
NEW Deal
Democratic Party
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Brazos County
Public Works Program Home Owners Loan Assn
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