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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1920

Page

6

Bryan Chamber Backs Factory Site for Automatic Shoe Polishing Co

The Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce board endorsed building a factory for the Automatic Shoe Polishing Co also known as Shi-Na-Minute Machine. The City Development Committee was asked to seek City Commission cooperation while Cleveland Ohio investors and D B Reeves of New York promote contracts to supply five states. The meeting also approved cemetery beautification plans and scheduled a December 28 gathering.

Bryan and Brazos County J. B. Bagley E. B McAdams Bryan K. J. Jenkins E. J. Fountain L. L. McInnis W. H. Cole J. T. Maloney J. L. Edge J. A. Adams R. O. Allen J. D. Martin George Adais Rose J. M. Lawrence KE. Ff. Parks Oak McKenzie Travis Ryan Lee J. Rounet T. K. Lawrence Ef, Mierstadt C. A. Harris J. S. Doane W. R. Fairman JL. Benson N. A. Stewart Phin P. Cooper Cleveland Ohio Automatic Shoe Polishing Co Chamber of Commerce Lee J. Rountree W. R. Vaitman Jno. M. Lawrence Geo. A. Adams City Commission Automatic Shoe Polishing Company of Texas Houston D. B. Reeves New York

Odd Fellows Elect Officers for Year

At a regular Odd Mellows meeting, officers for the ensuing year were elected. Named are N G O FE Saunders C O Henderson R S J E Gammon L G Gilmore R S S and J F Casey L S S for N G C S Beckwith V G C W Crawford R S and R E Jones L S for V G Guy F Boyett Warden A D Graham O G Ole Martinson J G Lee J Rountree Chaplin Joe B Reed Secretary and J B Priddy Treasurer. J B Priddy named representative to the grand lodge.

Odd Mellows O. FE. Saunders N. G C. O. Henderson R. S J. E. Gammon T. G. Gilmore J. F. Casey C. S. Beckwith V. G C. W. Crawford

Miss Allie Locke Returns from Hearne Visit

Miss Allie Locke returned yesterday afternoon from a visit with relatives at Hearne.

Allie Locke Hearne

Daughters of Isabella Elect Officers for Court Marie 395

At the Daughters of Isabella Court Marie 395 meeting held Sunday afternoon at the Knights of Columbus Hall the year’s officers were elected. Grand Regent is Mrs Gard ner, vice grand regent Mrs Keneney, financial secretary Mrs Warren, treasurer Mrs Powers, historian Mrs Daly, prophetess Mrs Turick, and monitor Mrs Fickey.

Daughters OF Isabella

Woodmen of the World elect officers for next year

At a regular meeting of the Woodmen of the World last night officers for the ensuing year were chosen. The slate includes J. T. Maloney as C. C. S. M. Barr as Adviser Will C. Ruditi as Banker Joe B. Reed as Clerk J. R. Witt as Escort and W. B. Higgs as Watchman.

Woodmen of the World J. T. Maloney C. C S. M. Barr Will C. Ruditi Joe B. Reed J. R. Witt W. B. Higgs

Corsicana Oil Boom Reignites Deep Tests Near Woodbine Sands

Corsicana Texas reports renewed oil activity in Navarro county with many shallow wells daily and three deep tests in progress. The Cor Ten Company near its site pushes 3200 feet with heavy casing to prevent salt water. another deep test by Oklahoma Petroleum and Gasoline near Richland nears Woodbine sands and shows strong gusher potential.

Corsicana Tex Navarro County Cor- Ten (i) Company Itisits Woodbine Sands Oklahoma Petroleum and Gasoline Company Richland Rogers Farm Humphrey Petroleum Company Mexia Rogers Woodbine

Gainesville Oil Business Stalled by Transport Delay

Gainesville Texas December 13 business today showed little activity as operators awaited news from the Muenster well sixteen miles northwest. Plans to shoot the well were derailed by nitroglycerine transport delays from Healdton Oklahoma caused by bad roads, shifting operations to next Monday.

Gainesville Tex Muenster Healdon Okla

Bryan Telephone Company Announces Major Improvements

Manager Ed M. Sims states that new equipment ordered twenty months ago has arrived. Western Telephone installers will arrive in days to upgrade inside air cables and outside lines. The project, costing about $13,000, will connect long-unserved residents to phones.

Ed M. Sims The Bryan Telephone Co Western Telephone

Harris Exhibits New Polishing Machine in Houston

President C A Harris of the Automatic Shoe Polishing Co has returned from Houston where the new machine is on display attracting much attention.

C. A. Harris The Automatic Shoe Polishing Co Houston

Personal notices from Bryan Daily Holiday week items

A string of social and travel notes from Bryan and nearby communities lists visits, arrivals, and departures. Uncle Ike Holligan from Steep Hollow, Douglas Howell expected home for Christmas from the University of Pennsylvania, and many others visiting relatives or attending events.

Ike Holligan Bryan Steep Hollow Douglas Howell University of Pennsylvania J. Webb Howell W. T. Jones Route Kapie C. A. Searcy M. FE. Wallace Houston Bryan High Houston Heights Willis Johnson San Angelo Jack M. Gordon Maude Jones Edge Laura Monroe Bloomington Robert R. Webb Miss Monroe W. A. McKinney Wheelock John D. Jones Harvery J. B. Smith Harris School House Seth Taylor Allen Farm G. F Winnie Carrol Rye Harvey T. W. Beard T. K. Lawrence Bryan Hi

Seven Age Fair at St Andrews Parish House a Great Success

The Seven Ages Fair held yesterday at St Andrews Parish House under the Guild auspices realized nearly 300 dollars. Key organizers included Mrs. M G Nall as president, Mrs. Tyler Haswell as treasurer, and Mrs. J D B Beers as secretary with numerous booths run by local ladies such as Mesdames Beers Long Roman Geist Jamison Bagley Bals Reed Potts Hayes La Roche Curry Astin Hanwell Castles Knox Hanway Sims White and Mrs T K Lawrence directing the musical pageant.

St. Andrews Guild M. G. Nall Tyler Haswell J. DB. Beers Bazaar Mesdames J. B. Beers George A. Long W. B. Roman G. A. Geist H. B. Jamison Candy Booth J. B. Bagley W. Bals David Reed Baby Booth A. T. Potts M. FE. Hayes EB. B. la Roche Booth Hettie Curry J. E. Astin Bride Booth Tyler Hanwell Mable Castles Will Lawrence

Mr. Kroh to Speak to Farmers of Brazos County

A. R. Kroh, described as the liberator of North Carolina, will campaign in Brazos County on December 21 urging diversification. He argues cotton production must balance food and feed, citing North Carolina’s rise in farm output and urging local farmers to attend for practical guidance from a working farmer.

MR. Kroh Brazos County A. R. Kroh North Carolina Lone Star United States Kroh Iowa Texas

Harding Hears Col Harvey On Foreign Policy Plan

President elect Harding listened to Colonel George Harvey advocate a new American foreign policy. The plan includes forming an association of nations and reflects Harvey as a key adviser on Versailles League of Nations policy.

Associated Press Marion Harding George Harvey Association of Nations Harvey

Protracted Meeting Opens at Wellborn

Reverend E A Sample of the Wellborn Methodist church announces the start of a protracted meeting with services led by Rev R J Smith a Texas Conference evangelist.

E. A. Sample Methodist Church Wellborn R. J. Smith Texas

Bryan High protest over Houston Heights football decision

Bryan High School officials led by Coach C. B. Hudson protest to the Interscholastic League after a second goal kick was allowed to Houston Heights. Hudson claims the call and its reversal altered a muddy field game that should have ended in a 6 to 6 tie.

C. B. Hudson W. Wilson R. Q. Astin J. T. Maloney Houston Bryan Hi Houston Heights Hudson Carlton Austin Bryan

Mrs Mary Konency Dies After Golden Anniversary

Mrs Mary Konency, 74, wife of Charles Konency Sr, died at home in Brazos County after a long illness. Survived by her husband, eight sons, one daughter, and many grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at 10 from St Joseph's Church with burial in the Catholic cemetery.

Charles Konency Frank John Peter Albert Steve Boe Tom Konency Bryan Lizzie Hebron Brazos County St. Joseph's Church

Mrs Edna LaHatte Sells Laundry to R M Dansby

Mrs Edna LaHatte sells the American Steam Laundry Company to R M Dansby and will retire from the Bryan business on January 1 1921. Dansby previously ran a Bryan laundry and is said to be knowledgeable and capable. Ed Hall president of First State Trust Co returns from Dallas after attending the Federal Reserve Banks year end board meeting. he was recently elected to join the board of directors and will begin duties.

George Smith A. & M. College South Texas Hardy Newton Texas Company Bryan N. R. Newton Newton Dallas Atlanta Milton B. Parker R. W. Downard Richmond C. Y. Koontze Zack Dave Smith J. W. Mitchell Carolyn Mitchell College W. F. Burney, Jr Zurch J. G. Houston Ennis Leonard McDonald Sam Edge E. M. Anderson Greenville Mabel Castles Juliette Castles Houston George Martin J. W. Cavitt Edwin Hobby James H. Webb John Sharp Williams C. L. Benson East Texas Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church W. H. Cole F. J. Jenkins Warren Yates Little Son Montgomery Edna LaHatte American Steam Laundry Company R. M. Dansby Dansby LaHatte Ed Hall First State & Trust Co. Bank

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Automatic Shoe Polishing Company J. B. Reeves Phinn P. Cooper ODD Fellows Corsigana Gainesville Oil Bryan Telephone Company Asense Brothers D. D. White Bryan, Texas Hornhill Cole Hdw. Co Bryan Press Co Allister Waldrop Calvert W. R. Sanders Pryan Hospital Charlton Storey J. D. Murray Bremond Pres Fleet Harding Col Mrs Mary Konency
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