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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1922

Page

4

Carroll Named Bryan Postmaster in Washington Action

President Harding authorized Marvin F. Carroll to replace W. D. Lawrence as Bryan postmaster. Carroll to assume duties once bonds and commissions are approved by the Post Office Department in Washington. The Eagle offers best wishes to Postmaster Lawrence and to Carroll.

Washington Harding Marvin F. Carroll W. D. Lawrence Wilson John E. Astin Carroll P. O. Department Eagle Lawrence

Sale of Steele's Store business in Texas to Peter Scanlan

Toney Scanlon transfers ownership of Steele's Store in Texas to Peter Scanlan who will pay all existing debts and collect owed sums. Scanlan and witnesses certify assumption of debts and urge debtors to settle promptly.

Steele’s Texas Peter Scanlan Toney Scanlon H. C. Boatwright N. F. Lockerd Toney Scanlan H. O. Boatwright

Shriners Set for Waco Carnival With Local Attendees

Friday marks the annual midwinter carnival of Karem Temple Shrine in Waco. A large group of Shriners and novices depart Bryan and College tonight led by E. W. Price F. E. Halton E. J. Eckert F. E. Lichte Judge H. O. Ferguson D. Paul Dansby W. B. Roman J. L. Robertson W. F. Davis D. E. Baker C. C. Braden J. O. Lawrence Thos. Cody H. M. Milton A. J. Spiert W. A. Duncan. Novices include D. D. Chilton Harry Woodson Frank Tribble of Caldwell A. L. Parke C. B. Potts J. R. McKee Lee J. Rountree Oak McKenzie Roy Hudspeth A. L. Parke, Aggieland candidate known as Rusty, will press the hot sands of Karem.

Karem Temple Shrine Waco Bryan and College E. W. Price F. E. Halton E. J. Eckert F. E. Lichte H. O. Ferguson D. Paul Dansby W. B. Roman J. L. Robertson W. F. Davis D. E. Baker C. C. Braden J. O. Lawrence Thos. Cody H. M. Milton A. J. Spiert W. A. Duncan Karem D. D. Chilton Harry Woodson Frank Tribble Caldwell A. L. Parke C. B. Potts J. R. McKee Lee J. Rountree Oak McKenzie Roy Hudspeth Diamond Ring Aggieland Rusty

Shoppers and visitors visit Bryan area

C. H. Mathis of Reliance was here today. Mrs. A. J. Tabor of the Rock Prairie community was among Bryan shoppers today.

C. H. Mathis Reliance A. J. Tabor Rock Prairie Bryan

Hankey Boehme Wedding at St Joseph Church

Miss Lillian Boehme and Fred Hankey wed at St Joseph Catholic Church on Wednesday morning. Officiant Father J B Gleissner presided at a ring ceremony as guests including Mrs Jim Powers and Mr Comeskey attended. The couple planned a brief Austin visit then residence with the bride's mother.

St. Joseph Catholic Church Lillian Boehme Fred Hankey Jim Powers Comeskey Austin J. B. Gleissner O. Boehme W. F. Hankey St. Edwards College

Lost Army Officers Belt Near Kurten School House

Friday, November 10 near Kurten school house an army officers belt was lost. Reward offered for its return to FAGLE OFFICE.

Kurten School House Army Officers Belt Fagle

Seed advertisement seeks Brazos County representative

A compact notice from J. M. Bligh of Decatur Alabama promotes HALF AND HALF seed with best seed at 2.00 a bushel. It offers a free booklet and requests a Brazos County representative to contact.

Brazos County J. M. Bligh Decatur, Ala

Local residents visit Bryan for shopping and business

Mr and Mrs F M Wilson and daughter Mae of Norman gee were shopping in Bryan today. J W Barnett and Mrs Lewis Ball of North Zulch visited Mrs Barnett who is ill at Bryan Hospital. J R Stewart of Reliance came for business and to recover a stray mule. Rev J B Gleissener traveled to Marquez. John M Lawrence and Lee J Rountree returned from Austin for Brazos River Reclamation work. W P Nash of Macy is in Bryan on business. Mrs Ollie Martenson of Smetana shopped with Bryan merchants. G A Nash and daughters Jettie and Minnie Nash of Macy shopped in Bryan. J D Martin recovered enough from dengue to be in town.

F. M. Wilson Miss Mae Normangee Bryan J. W. Barnett Lewis Ball North Zulch Marquez John M. Lawrence Lee J. Rountree Austin Brazos River Reclamation Association W. P. Nash Macy Ollie Martenson Smetana G. A. Nash Jettie Minnie Nash J. D. Martin

Citizens asked to report Christmas needs in Brazos County

The Bryan and Brazos County Good Cheer Association calls on all citizens to assess local needs and report to officers Mrs. J. L. Brock president Mrs. M. B. Parker vice president and Mrs. Lee J. Rountree secretary with provided phone numbers.

Bryan and Brazos County Good Cheer Association J. L. Brock M. B. Parker Lee J. Rountree

Country Club Open House Set for Sunday Afternoon

The Country Club will host an open house Sunday from 4 to 6 pm with Mrs. J. A. McQueen as general chairman. Hostesses include Misses Nelle Cole Juliette Castles Gertrude Sims Lila Wickes Patti Sims Neivelle Higgs Kathleen Sims Della Lawrence Louise Adair Audrey Butler Lillie Bess Kyle Bess Spence Belle Gainer Julia Ball Mary Fraps Elaine Bizzell Mesdames M. W. Sims C. C. Seale J. A. Pondrom Floy Dansby B. M. Sims A. McKenzie and others Visitors are invited to bring an escort and club members are urged to attend.

J. A. McQueen Nelle Cole Juliette Castles Gertrude Sims Lila Wickes Patti

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Bryan Commercial News Souuthern Pacific Lines A. & M College OF Texas Southern Pacific Lines J. I. McGregor MR. Carroll J. R. Stewart Shriners M. J. Tremont FAI Sevan China
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