Educator Edison Oberholtzer a notable Indiana figure
Edison Ellsworth Oberholtzer rises from Clay County boyhood to leading Houston public schools and the College of Houston. The article lists his education at Indiana State Normal and University of Chicago, long service as superintendent in Tulsa and Houston, and leadership in national education groups, plus family details and hobbies.
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Clay County
Indiana
Houston College
Edison Ellsworth Oberholtzer
America
Oberholtzer
Patricksburg
Ind
Clay
Tulsa
Okla
Houston
College of Houston
University of Chicago
University of Tulsa
Columbia University
Conference of
American Council On Education
Washington
Horace Mann League
United States
Texas
White House
National Society For the Study of Education
First Methodist Church
Mason and Shriner
Rotary Club
Chamber of Commerce
National Educational Association
Phi Delta Kappa
Qoberholtzer
Kenneth E
el Campo
Esther Myrtle
San Antonio
Edison E. Jr
Dover
Ohio
Goshen Township
Tuscarawas County
Ile
Board of Education of
New Philadelphia
Pythias
Vincent
Hascall
Omaha
Nebraska
Lions International
Standard Oil Company
Ogden
Utah
North Platte
University of Nebraska
Omaha Lions Club
Vincent C. Hascall
Association
Iowa
Gvernors
Des Moines
Toronto
Canada
Grand Rapids
Michigan
The
Lions Club
Vincent C. Haseall
Field Artillery Officers
Camp Zachary Taylor
Louisville
Kentucky
First Methodist Church of
Happy Hollow Country Club
Tangier
His Majesty’s Council of
Ak-Sar-Ben
American Legion
Omaha Club
United States Chambers of Commerce
Boy Scouts
Camp Fire Girls
Nebraska Tuberculosis Association
University of Nebraska Medical College
Dawine Dale Pugh
Topeka
Kansas
Alice Ann
Gaston Doumergue
France
Papa
Paris
Gastounet
Germany
Doumergue
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Himes
Indo-China
Algeria
Calvin
Madame Jeanne Grave
Elysee Palace
Aigues-Vives
Department of the Gard
Suez Canal
West Virginia
Rush Dew Holt
Clem Shaver
Weston
Holt
Henry Clay
Relatives Attend Franklin Woman Funeral
Bryan families travel to Franklin for the funeral of Laura Love widow of Pat H. Love. Mrs Laura Love died after a long illness at 89. Survived by daughter Mrs Elmw Reynolds. Burial followed at Franklin cemetery beside her husband.
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W. S. Stuart
T. F. Cole
Horace Holden
Bryan
F. R. Collard
Wichita Falls
W. 8. Stuart
Franklin
Laura Love
Pat H. Love
Love
Collard
Printing Price Talk Promises Low Costs and Quality
A local printer advertises lower prices before your next order for printing. The notice claims savings and better work, urging readers to call Phone 36 for quotes and services.
Social notes highlight Bryan area visitors and travel
Mrs. Lee J. Rountree returns from Charlevoix Michigan after visits with Bruce and Mary Duncan. many Bryan residents host relatives and friends from Baylor University to Houston and beyond. The column lists trips to Chicago Mackinac and Decatur with extended family, plus local visits from San Antonio to Palestine and Denton, noting vacations, school events, and temporary stays in Bryan.
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Lee J. Rountree
Charlevoix
Mich
W. M. Kelly
Margaret
Bruce Duncan
Waco
Tucker Mast
Houston
John Koneeny
West 24Th Street
Jack Hudson
Bryan
San Antonio
Helen Marie Sosolik
Wilkerson Clinic
Joe Sosolik
R Q. Astin
McKinney
Heard
Anderson
Looney
Johnnie Gregg
Pitts Bridge
Brazos River
D. Swilling
Vivian Trant
Fred Cargill
Cargill
Julia W. Jones
Dallas
Elon Stuart
Minnie Eva Black
Palestine
Dorothy Doane
Temple
Nat Allen
Nat Jr
J. W. Yates
Camay Prize Contest Offers 1000 Dollar Yearly Prize
A Camay contest promises 1000 dollars a year for life or 1000 dollars in a lump sum, plus 5453 other prizes. Entries must be 100 words or less about Camay and close October 15. Procter & Gamble promotes the beauty soap to 2 million women with easy writing rules.
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Camay
Procter & Gamble
Camay Beauty Soap Contest Offers 1000 Yearly Prize
Readers may submit a 100 word essay on Why Camay is the Best Beauty Soap for My Skin with three Camay wrappers. Entries must include writer and grocer addresses, be postmarked by October 15, 1934, and winners receive 1000 a year for life or a 10000 lump sum option, with prizes limited to U S contestants.
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Cee
Emyees
Procter & Gamble
Union Central Life Insurance Co
Camay
Dept. B
Cincinnati
United States
Visions Federal
Tate
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Vic) Denahey
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Marrid Mary Edith Harvey
Canal
Vic Donahey
Rush 'Dew
Longview
Mexico City
Everett Walker
Amarillo
Dccor
Robertson County
Katie
Louise Adip
Huntsville
Wynne Lay
Tyler Haswell
Marion Trenderson
M. F. Wayvis
Jack Doak
Taylor
Lester Ewing
Snook
Burleson County
Gulf States Ice Service
Gulf States Utilities Co
Gulf States
Sthutte
Katharine Clayburger
Woman's Home Cominion
Wildewarde Fillmore
McCall's Magazine
Rut Ram Heautyame
Procter & Gamble Co
Union Centent Life Insurance Co
WEAF
N.B.C
Radio Protrem
Fleur Barry McKinley
Ork
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