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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1926

Page

4

Funeral Services Held for Mrs Beulah Ashburn in Navasota

Funeral services for Mrs Beulah Cook Ashburn wife of Colonel Ike Ashburn executive secretary for the A and M Former Students Association were conducted Sunday afternoon in Navasota Texas The service paid tribute to a young mother and wife who died Saturday morning after eight weeks of illness The body rested in the family home then buried in Navasota cemetery Pallbearers included D X Bible Frank G Anderson E E Quillen Thomas Mayo Douglas Howell Ransom Cole and Frank A Lidell

Bryand College Station Beulah Cook Ashburn Ike Ashburn A. and M State of Texas Navasota D. X. Bible Frank G. Anderson E. E. Quillen Thomas Mayo College Station Douglas Howell Ransom Cole Bryan Frank A. Lidell Houston

Minors Enjoy At Edge Elementary As Yard Adds Features

First grade class under B W Hardin and Prim er. The play yard gains four swings and new see saws this week. A new drinking fountain delights children and reassures teachers. Two new basketballs support daily practice. Mrs Cobb and children Alice and Bob visited sewing and fruit cake efforts for holidays. Mr and Mrs Mangum of Montgomery visited Edge, returning to teach at Edge previously.

B. W. Hardin Zelda Brisher Bob Grant Mc. Donald P. S. Mangum Montgomery L. F. Mangis Mrs. Mangum Edge

Bryan the City of Schools in Brazos County

Bryan and Brazos County emerge as a poultry hub with hatcheries and farms expanding. The piece highlights population, rail access, commerce, and annual Brazos County Poultry Association fairs. It notes shipments to northern farms and invites inquiries to S. E. Eberstadt of the Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce.

Bryan Houston Waco Brazos County Brazos Valley Allen Academy Villa Maria Petaluna California Cazos County Texas S. E. Eberstadt Bryan and Brazos County

Dansby Brothers Buy Half Interest in Furnishings Firm

Mit and Norman Dansby have purchased one half interest in the McCulloch Gordon Furniture Co. Both Brazos county natives and noted football players. Norman starred for the 1925 Aggies and 1928 Bryan high team. Mit has worked with the company about a year. Norman will become a coach at Allen Academy and assume duties December 1.

Mit Dansby Norman Dansby McCulloch-Gordon Furniture Co Brazos County Bryan Norman Aggies McCulloch-Gordon Company Allen Academy

First Services Held In The New Christian Church

The opening service at the New Christian church was inspirational with a capacity crowd and abundant flowers. Geo A Adams and D E Aden spoke, Miss Miriam Crute sang, and the pastor’s Hag 2 9 message promised greater glory through following the Lord.

The New Christian Church Geo. A. Adams D. E. Aden Miriam Crute

Poultry Show Set in Bryan December 9 10 11 Draws Wide Interest

The Bryan poultry show December 9 10 and 11 attracts broad interest with high quality birds and a large entry count. A prize of 500 pounds of laying mash for a utility class and a six bird pen lures breeders from Brazos and nearby counties. An auction sale on closing day aims to become a landmark event for Brazos County poultry, offering foundation stock and many standardbred birds. The event runs through Saturday allowing county children to visit and learn about better birds, with a Bryan businessman noting the unexpected number of local poultry raisers.

Bryan Brazos County A. and M. College Poultry Directory

Vanderwerth Family To Move To Rockdale

Mr and Mrs W C Vanderwerth and their baby Lila Lee will relocate to Rockdale where he will take a Linotype operator role on the Rockdale Reporter starting Monday November 29 He previously worked at the Eagle for over three years Mrs Vanderwerth will visit her parents in the Alexander community for about a week before joining him.

W. C. Vanderwerth Lila Lee Rockdale Vanderwerth The Eagle

McGee Merka Wed At Home Of Rev Ament

Last Wednesday evening at 8 30 o clock Robert H McGee and Miss Caro line Merka united in marriage at the home of Rev L Guy Ament. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Ament. The couple will reside in Bryan.

L. Guy Ament Robert H. McGee Caroline Merka Rev. Ament Mrs. McGee Bryan

Blue Ribbon Poultry Show Auction Slated After County Show

The Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce agricultural committee arranged a plan to distribute eggs to club members for hatching and raise foundation stock. The auction, led by Secretary Sam E. Eberstadt, occurs Saturday afternoon, December 11, selling birds single or in pens, with private sales available for show attendees.

Agricultural Committee Bryan and Brazos County Sam E. Eberstadt Brazos County

Twilight Matinee at YWCA and Dallas Banquet for UDC Delegates

United Daughters of the Confederacy members from Bryan and College station preparation for the State UDC Convention in Dallas December 6 to 9. Events include a Twilight Matinee by Cable Players at 8 30 p m Monday and a 6 p m banquet at the Baker Hotel Crystal Ballroom.

United Daughters of the Confederacy Bryan Dallas Cable Players Texas Baker Hotel Sesson Con Vention Adolphus Hotel Albert Buchanan Albert Buch- Bryan Dallasanan W. H. Cole J. M. Dunn

Feedstuffs and Poultry Emphasis Tells Southern Plan

Washington meeting of Land Grant Colleges urged home production of feedstuffs for family and farm use, expansion of poultry, dairying and home canning. Plan calls for safe farming, crop rotation, soil conservation, year round gardens, and increased research while addressing cotton price slumps.

College Station Washington D. C Land Grant Colleges United States Association of Land Grant Colleges Secretary of Agriculture William Jardine Eugene Meyer Coolidge South Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas T. O. Walton A. B. Conner Texas Agricultural Experiment Station Charles H. Alvord Extension Service Waller Meyer Walton A. and M. of Texas M. College of Texas Charles Puryear F. C. Bolton Charles H. Winkler Charles E. Finley The R. E. Karper Agronomist Jessie Whitacre Division of Rural Home Research H. H. Williamson

Romantic elopement by air ends in wedding near Milano

Tom Grelen and Lois Elisabeth Miller wed after flying from Cameron to Milano. They landed due to a fuel tank issue, but continued their journey with navigator Grelen. The couple held a Thanksgiving dinner and married Thursday afternoon by Rev. J. J. Tatum with only close relatives present.

Uch Bryan Tom Grelen Cameron Lois Elisabeth Miller J. J. Miller Milano Mary McNeeley Locke McNeeley Greten J. J. Tatum Helen McGregor Fred Brannon

Thanksgiving program draws large crowd in Kings Highway

The December 2 report notes a festive Thanksgiving program with a large crowd. W P Nash remains ill at his son G A Nash’s home. Mrs D Melton and children of Hearne visit Mrs M Corgey. Doris Hearne visits grandparents. Lottie Kopetsky visits uncles A D Kopetsky and family. The group traveled to Wheelock with Mary Kopetsky driving. Robert Kindt attends church school in Kurten and visits family. Locals host a singing at Will Pack’s Eaton home. Top report-card performers include Alma Kindt, Nellie Novosod, Ethel Mangis, Millie Lys, Lena Novosod, Adele Curik, Pauline Manning, and Irene Bush.

Kings Highway W. P. Nash G. A. Nash D. Melton Hearne M. Corgey Doris Hearne Harvey Hill Robertson County Frits Kindt Lottie Kopetsky A. D. Kopetsky Wheelock Mary Kopetsky Rot Ert Kindt Kurten Will Pack Eaton Alma Kindt Nellie Novosod Ethel Mangis Millie Lys Lena Novosod Adele Curik Pauline Manning Irene Bush

Brazos County Gins 22 902 Bales Cotton

J F Howard, Brazos County statistician, reports from W M Steuart of the Census Bureau show 22 902 bales of cotton ginned in Brazos County from the 1936 crop before November 14, 1926, counted with round bales as half. This compares with 7 268 bales ginned by November 14, 1925.

J F. Howard Brazos County W. M. Steuart U.S. Bueau

Also Mentioned on This Page

Brazos County Poultry Show Sebesta Tex Ashburn City OF Schools Caldwell Caldwell’s Jewelry Store Bryan, Texas Dansby Bros MIT Blue Ribbon COBLE le Poultry Department of Veterinary Medicine and Surgery A. and M. College of Texas State Sanitary Board of Texas S. C S. C. White Leghorn V. J. Boriskie Bryan Brazos County White Rose Studio WM. Orsak Harriet Davis Parker Lena Wetter Sam B. Wilson College Dansby Bryan Street Dansby Furniture Co
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