Thanksgiving Travel and Family Visits Across Texas
A roundup of relatives from Dallas to Bryan and Tyler spending Thanksgiving holidays with kin across the state. Visits include Mr. and Mrs. Gamble in Dallas with the Pates, Weedons in Houston with the Cargills, Todd and Dyess families in multiple towns, and excursions to Woodville Beaumont Navasota Kurten Bryan Steep Hollow and other communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Gamble and Sons
Dallas
J. T. Pate
S. B. Pate
H. L. Weedon
Houston
Walter Cargill
Oma Thompson
Floyd Todd
A. P. Dyess
H. L. Courtney
Lela Graham
Bryan
H. G. Cargill
K. Kelley
Bass Kelley
Irvin Todd
Kurten
J. P. Gilpin
Clyde Goen
Oliver
Woodville
Beaumont
W. D. Mills
Navasota
Charles Medland
Harry Dishman
O. W. Kelly
I. N. Kelley
W. D. Dyess
Tyler
J. T. Dyess
Charlie Hartsfield
Steep Hollow
Thanksgiving events and local visits through Normangee
Sunday regu lar edge Rev Pipkin preached here with student guest Mr Taylor from A M College. Numerous local residents and visitors from Edge Bryan Hearne and Houston attended. The Edge Bull Dogs won basketball at Plainview while volleyball and other sports results were mixed. A baby was born to Mr and Mrs Hiram Wilkerson and several families were noted as visiting or moving in. A tuberculosis case among Little Buddie Leighman prompted well wishes for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Pipkin
Taylor
A. & M. College
W. E. Neely
C. A. Barclay
Carson Lawson
Edge
I. D. Hickman
Houston
Normangee
Buel Duncan
Ethel Duncan
Bryan
Claude Boggs
Hearne
Luther Boyd
Frank Rosser
Bob . Parker
J. T. Cross
E. J. Payne
Inez Payne
College Station
Eunice Mae Hill
Nina Mae Moore
H. M. Free
Edna Murphy
Jim Murphy
Julia Wymola
Mattie Wilson
T. C. Elliott
Edith Payne
Pack
Shiloh
Edge Bull Dogs
Plainview
Mr. Powers
Gue
Melancey
Hiriam Wilkerson
Lige Cobb
Marlin
Mary Free
Herbert Little
Brazos Valley
Buck Zubick
Edge Residents Mark 30th Wedding Anniversary
Edge residents celebrated the 30th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson with a Thanksgiving program at the school. The event featured recitations and songs by children and the choir led by Chester R. Wilson, plus readings and talks by local figures. The Wilsons, nee Ida McClung, wed in Edge thirty years ago after Mr. Wilson moved from Illinois as a teen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edge
James Wilson
Chester R. Wilson
Mary Ida Wilson
Carl Black
Jacksonville
Mr. Wilson
Sweet Home
C. B. Thompson
Free Will Baptist Church
Rhonda Payne
Joe
W. C. Davis
Emmet Holland
The
Edge Sunday School
J. J. Pipkin
Charles Bullock
Normangee
Lee J. Rountree
Bryan
Wilson
Ida McClung
Illinois
Wilsons
J. G. Minkert
Fort Worth Called By News Of Serious Lings And Death
Steeles Store My and Mrs. Vick Defiuma were summoned to Fort Worth by a grave line of events and a death case. The brief notes a sudden illness and resulting passing, with mention of local figures accompanying the distraught family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
My and Mrs
Vick
Defiuma
Fort Worth
Linegs
Pet
Family visiting and Thanksgiving notes in Caldwell news
Scama and Perrone families celebrate return from Dallas honeymoon as relatives visit in Caldwell. Listings include Bonano, Congelosi, Noto, and Court households with teachers' convention plans, local school improvements, and illness notices. Wallin and Hearne families host Thanksgiving gatherings and travel. Elementary grades prep for six week tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Hearne
R. B. Hearne
J. B. Bowman
John Wallin
Lampasas
Steele’s Store
Bryan
Little Joe Collette
Roger Collette
L. J. Canavespi
Man of Bryan Is Killed in Plane Crash
An identified Bryan man, A.B. Granger, was killed when a plane crashed four miles northwest of Austin. Docy Haile, 29, of Austin, the pilot and instructor, was critically injured with both legs broken and severe facial injuries. Eyewitnesses heard a roar and believe the motor may have stalled. the crash appeared nose first into an open field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Alman
A.B. ‘Granger
Bryan
FSA
Docy Haile
Walter Pinson
Granger
Dealers In Arms Must Register, Sec. Hull Says
Secretary of State Cordell Hull warned that firms and individuals handling arms ammunition and implements of war face criminal prosecution for failing to register under the neutrality act. The day also noted Taylor Jones traveling from Reliance to Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sec. Hull
Washington
Cordell Hull
Taylor Jones
Reliance
Bryan
Potatoes Exemption Applications Move Slow in 1936
Brazos County Boys and Girls Club notes exemption filings for Iris potatoes produced for sale in 1936, effective December 1, 1935. County Agent C L Benson urges immediate action as State Board plans allotments. Also highlights George G Foster River Oaks Dairy silage from a trench silo, showing milk gains, invites tours for interested farmers. Mr and Mrs Robert Fuqua visited Bryan from Millican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Benson
George G. Foster
River Oaks
Foster
Millican 4-H Meeting Postponed for Officer Elections
A Millican 4-H club meeting set for Monday night this week was postponed to the following Monday for officer elections and next year planning. Other events this week include Edge Friday, Kurten Saturday night. Meet us there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millican
Edge
Kurten
County and home agents set for San Antonio district meeting
County and home agents will attend a district meeting in San Antonio next week covering district 10 and related outreach plans for local communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Marland Expected to Run for Senate Says Friends
Close friends and advisors of Gov. E. W. Marland say there is no doubt he will enter the race for United States Senator next year though he has not announced his candidacy. Marland smiles when asked about reports of a bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
E. W. Marland
United States
Marland
Man Reads Account Of A Man In Athens
ATHENS Ohio Dec 3 Wayne Kinney of Pleasanton reads an account of a man who had undergone a medical procedure in the city hospital today The report notes Kinney’s interest in local health care developments and reflects ongoing public concern over hospital services in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Ohio
Wayne Kinney
Pleasanton
Yazor for years and Kinney's daily razor use noted
A fragmented reminiscence mentions using the name Yazor for seven years and Kinney keeping a razor for nearly daily use. It suggests satisfaction with the razor’s performance and hints at many more years of use ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yazor
Kinney
Blair Cherry Promotes Exercise As Car Stolen Incident
Amarillo dec 3 Blair Cherry coach of the Amarillo High School Golden Storm is a strong exponent of exercise He will test his ideas by walking after his automobile was stolen from his driveway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Blair Cherry
Jarillo
Golden Sa Storm
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Ree
Id. T. Dudley
Rock Prairie
M. Winn
FE. W. Cpoychaw
Ford
O. K
Axe
New
Bryan Motor Co
Bryan 1. N. Main St
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TIRE
R, Rutin
William Minkert
D. I. Hudson
Connie Merle
Daniel Lee
Hallettsville
Lizzie Geber
Thomas
W. S. Geber
Ae Corrtaath
Conethan
Rom
sHoasion
Illinos
Steeles Store
Yeager’s
E. E. Yeager Hardware Company
Yeager
Scama
Ross Bonano
F. G. Congelosi
T. F. Noto
Margaret Court
Stafford
Sam Fachorn
Margaret Bonano
Margaret
San Marcos Sunda
West Texas Teachers College
Roy Robinson
A. B. Wallin
Burleson
Man OF
New Brazos River
Brazos River
Caldwell Highway
Brazos County Boys and Girls Club Department
Robert Fuqua
S Union
IK Wolens Department
Department Stores
Senate
Hollywood Corner
Hollywood
Shirley Temple
Fostoria
China
Haswell
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