Kurten Couple Wed At Evangelical Church
Miss Martha Wiese daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Wiese became the bride of Walter Plagens Sunday at the Evangelical church in Kurten Rev E H Schwingel of Old Washington performed the ceremony Miss Dorothy Plagens attended the bride and Carl Wiese the groom s attendant Flower girls were May Francis Wiese and Doris Ann Metzer The wedding was reported as a society item with local family names and ceremony details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Wiese
Ernest Wiese
Walter Plagens
Evangelical Church
Kurten
E. H. Schwingel
Old Washington
Dorothy Plagens
Carl Wiese
May Francis Wiese
Doris Ann Metzer
Folks Mainly About Folks From Friday's Daily
Bryan area social notes recount visits and travel. James W James and daughter travel to Houston to visit James's brother and return home tonight. Miss Mary Hyman visits Marlin for medical observation. CG L Benson attends county agents meeting in San Antonio. Mrs P A Tardy ill at home. Mrs J B Atkinson substitutes at Woodville school closing for Christmas. Frances Chance returns from Houston to visit. Several admissions listed at St Joseph's Hospital. Sam FE Eberstadt visits Houston. Douglas Howell in Navasota. The Bates of Dallas plan Christmas visits with Bryan families. W S Barron journeys to Austin on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. James
Vrasises
Houston
James
M. H. James
Bryan
Mary Hyman
Stephen F. Austin High School
Marlin
CG. L. Benson
San Antonio
P. A. Tardy
J. B. Atkinson
Woodville
Johnnie Mae Wiley
D. W. Wiley
W. B. Harris
Navasota
W. L. Steele
Sam FE. Eberstadt
Adolph
Amarillo
Douglas Howell
Frances Chance
St. Joseph's Hospital
Pgeeda
Bex
Ketor Bryan
Wee Bell
Ry An
Frank Vi
Rosa Holik
S. I. Stallings
Cantella
C. Starnes
Barbara
Betty Lou Jones
Lamy Jones
Wilkerson Clinic
Betty Lou
Roscoe Bates
Dallas
S. C. Hoyle
H. A. Saunders
Mrs. Bates
Black Hawk Ointment Guarantied to Kill Itch
Sam's Cruc Store advertises Black Hawk Ointment for itch relief including Athlete's Foot Eczema and Ringworm. Jar priced at 50 cents and 1 dollar with a guaranty to kill the itch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam's Cruc
Golden anniversary of G. D. and Mrs. Osborne celebrated at home
The Osbornes of Bryan marked 50 years of marriage with a quiet celebration at Haswell drive home. Relatives visited to offer congratulations. Son Dave from Waco joined, joining Milton at home while other sons Dean Kansas City Mo Roy Minneapolis MN Sherman Dallas Tom Lee and Ross Denver were listed among family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Osborne
Bryan
Haswell Drive
Osborne
Dave
Waco
Milton
Dean
Kansas City
Roy
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Sherman
Dallas
Tom
Lee
Ross
Denver
Colo
Former Bryan Man Marries in Lampasas Home
Gladys Fariss and W. P. Graham wed Nov 27 at the bride’s Lake Victor home in Lampasas County. Rev. Asa Franklin Avant officiated before relatives and friends, followed by a reception. The couple plan a wedding trip to Fort Worth and Dallas and will reside at the J. R. Key home after December 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lampasas
Gladys Fariss
W. P. Graham
W. KE. Graham
Rock Prairie
Brazos County
W. A. Fariss
Lake Victor
Asa Franklin Avant
Fort Worth
Dallas
Graham
W. E. Graham
Bryan
A. & M. College
Lamnash
Ham
J. R. Key
City Agrees on Underpass Pavement and Parking Plan
City orders pavement work for the underpass and aims to keep traffic clear. A sewer extension in Buchanan addition is approved with tapping fees. Parking in the business district is debated. a free lot may be secured. Rural school buses to be parked behind the old fire station. Beer ordinance amended to align with state law. city share of licenses set at 12.50. A Brazos County report follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Hospitalization Committee Reports Case Totals and Costs
Daniel Russell chaired the committee that disclosed 158 hospitalization cases for the year. Average costs per case were $23.01 at Wilkerson Memorial Clinic, $23.55 at St. Josephs Hospital, and $20.29 at Hammond Memorial Hospital. The commission also discussed the marble machine matter pending state court decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Russell
Wilkerson Memorial Clinic
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Hammond Memorial Hospital
Broncos Defeat Crockett Quint In Conference Game
Bryan's Bronco basketball team beat the Crockett Bulldogs 27 17 on their first trip of the year. Captain Fl dridge McCall and Edward Merka led with nine points each, followed by Odus Lang with five and H G Stallings four. Crockett's Williams scored eight for the visitors. Coach Bill Carmichael played all eight Broncs, with the starting five Edwards Merka Lang McCall Stallings Lindsey in the mix. Other contributors were Lee Rosprim James Mendl and Waltis Price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Bronco
Crockett Bulldogs
Crockett Court
Vangy Broncs
Fldridge McCall
Edward Mérkca
Odus Lang
H. G. Stallings
Crockett
Brones
Farm Belt Sees No Land Boom Yet Despite Price Rise
George S. Goldhammer of the St. Paul Federal Land Bank says there is no indication of a coming land boom. Theodore Arens, Minnesota rural credits conservator, notes gradual improvement and warns only a European war could trigger a surge. He adds 95 percent of land returns to bona fide farmers as prices rebound and investors seek inflation protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Goldhammer
St. Paul Federal Land Bank
Theodore Arens
Minnesota
State racing tax revenue and breeding programs outlined
The article notes four major tracks generated about 515 000 in taxes and 16 000 in license fees with last year’s figures slightly lower. Racing days fell while wagers and tax income fluctuated. McDonald reports 262 animals placed since February 1934 across 200 counties with 11 000 breedings, and projected doubling next year with artificial methods. About 100 000 was spent on jacks and stallions in 1888 across multiple breeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald
Gleissner and Valenta Speak at Kemp School
Kt Rev J B Gleissner and Rev T J Valenta of St Joseph's Catholic church visited Kemp high school Friday afternoon to address students on Christianity for the young people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleissner
Valenta
Kemp School
J. B. Gleissner
T. J. Valenta
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Kemp High School
Harvey Baptist Church Seeks Attendance for Year End Services
All members and neighboring friends are urged to attend Sunday services at Harvey Baptist Church. Sunday School at 10 a.m. led by E A Peters, with the lesson "Crossing the Line." The 11 a.m. sermon by Pastor E E Carrington emphasizes the Christmas tree gifts drawing. Evening service at 6:45 features "A Telegram from Heaven" and marks the last services of the old year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Baptist Church
E. E. Carrington
Harvey Church
E. A. Peters
Lease Signed for New AAA Building on Campus
The government plans decentralization of AAA work to Texas offices handling cotton price adjustments, commodity contracts, and disbursement for 1936. The building will house 800 to 1000 agents, with 76 in the Disbursing Office led by E. C. Hodges Jr. and skeletons for two other agencies. Construction starts now. occupancy expected by February 1 with a $20,000 cost and access via a campus road rehabilitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
AAA
E. C. Hodges Jr
State Office
San Antonio
Hog Serum
J. T. Connolly
Washington
D. C
J. R. Paxton
College
College Park
Federation Christmas Program At First Baptist Church
The Bryan Federation of Young People's Societies held its annual Christmas program at First Baptist Church Sunday afternoon. After the song service led by Nelson Fuller and a piano piece by Miss Sarah Watts, two sketches were performed: Following the Star with Milton Maloney as reader, and Peace on Earth featuring Nelson Fuller, Miss Margarete Bunting, and Miss Lyda Dell Withers. Grover White Jr. presided as federation president. A cabinet meeting is planned Friday at First Methodist. next federation meeting is set for Sunday Jan 12 at First Presbyterian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Bryan Federation of Young People’s Societies
Nelson Fuller
Sarah Watts
Milton Maloney
Peace On Earth
Margarete Bunting
Lyda Dell Withers
Grover White, Jr
Federation
First Methodist Church
First Presbyterian Church
Breazeales Hold Family Reunion Before Missionary Departure
Rev. and Mrs. V B Breazeale hosted a family gathering in Valley Mills for Lavinia Breazeale as Rev Donath and his wife Mrs A C Donath plan a move to Oklahoma City then New York en route to Nigeria to begin missionary work. Donath resigned from Mart First Baptist to accept the mission post and will sail December 28 from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. B. Breazeale
Valley Mills
Lavinia Breazeale
Donath
First Baptist Church
Mart
College Avenue Baptist Church
Bryan
First Baptist Church of
San Antonio
New York
Class B Champs Decided In Week End Play
Regional champions in nine of ten Class B leagues of the Texas Interscholastic League were decided over the past weekend with co champions in Region 8 Lockhart and Columbus tying 7 to 7 and agreeing to counts. Lockhart led with 14 first downs to Columbus five and four penetrations to none for Columbus. Regions 1 through 10 results list Matador over Hereford 19 to 13 Roscoe over Wink 34 to 7 Newcastle over Plano 33 to 0 Edgewood over Mineola 7 to not reported Dublin and San Saba tied 6 all Dublin winning on first downs Livingston over Corsicana 18 to 0 Freeport over French Beaumont 13 to 3 Uvalde over Junction 20 to 6 Donna over Kenedy 6 to 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockhart
Columbus
Vernon Hilliard
Sreemer Baylor
Jeaders
Matador
Hereford
Dublin
San Saba
Livingston
C.F
Corsicana
Freeport
French
Beaumont
Uvalde
Junction
Donna
Kenedy
Girl Of Navasota Is President of Hi School Group
Carol Rogers of Navasota was elected president of the Texas High School Press Association at its fourteenth annual convention closing session at Mary Hardin Baylor College. Other officers include Bill Moss San Marcos Academy vice president Frankie Mae Poff Abilene corresponding secretary Dorothy Jones Houston recording secretary and William Busbee Alamo Heights San Antonio treasurer. Directors elected Frances Harris Calvert Virginia Gurley Waco and Sarah Lewis Waxahachie. The new president is the daughter of John D Rogers a well known planter and cotton seed grower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belton
Carol Rogers
Navasota
Texas High School Press Association
Mary Hardin- Baylor College
Bill Moss
San Marcos Academy
Frankie Mae Poff
Abilene
Dorothy Jones
Jefferson Davis
Houston
William Busbee
Alamo Heights
San Antonio
Frances Harris
Calvert
Virginia Gurley
Waco
Sarah Lewis
Waxahachie
Auxiliary Women Seek Friendship Among Countries
The American Legion Auxiliary seeks lasting peace through friendship and understanding among nations amid dangerous international conditions. President Mrs. John Pintranella says treaties cannot prevent war but emphasizes building a foundation of peace via cross national contact with women of Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
John Pintranella
Fidae
Fidac program seeks youth aid in preventing propaganda
The Fidac effort urges high schoolers to write on how American youth can cooperate with Fidac to curb propaganda and hostility. Veterans and families of allied nations aim to model peaceful outreach and broaden auxiliary membership for world peace work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Fidac
American Legion Auxiliary
Fidae Auxiliary
Auxiliary
Fidae
Southwestern agents attend three day convention in Houston
George A. Adams and W. C. Mitchell returned from Houston where they attended a three day Southwestern Life Insurance Company agency convention at the Rice Hotel. About 300 qualified agents attended. Highlights included a seafood dinner at San Jacinto Inn with Clarence R. Wharton delivering a historical and patriotic address and a banquet at the Rice Hotel with speeches by Lieut. Gov. Walter Woodul and Rev. Harry G. Knowles. Judge C. F. O'Donnell presided and Roger Killough led as president for 1934 35, to be followed by Miles Abell of Houston. Next year’s meeting will be in Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Adams
W. C. Mitchell
Houston
Southwestern Life Insurance Company
Rice Hotel
San Jacinto Inn
Clarence R. Wharton
Walter Woodul
Harry G. Knowles
C. F. O’donnell
Roger Killough
Wheelock
Miles Abell
Dallas
Officers Elected by Bible Class at First Methodist Church
Mrs L B Elrod was reelected Bible teacher at the annual election of officers for Mrs L B Elrod's Bible class. New and returning officers include Mrs Charles Gorzycki president and Mrs J S Doane vice president. Members were named for secretary roles treasurer and other posts with assignments in entertainment literature and garden services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. B. Elrod
First Methodist Church
R. O. Allen
Charles Gorzycki
J. S. Doane
W. F. Gibbs
Kate L
Officers Elected By Bryan WBA At Thursday Meeting
A Thursday night meeting of the Woman's Benefit Association No. 120 elected officers. Mrs. W. F. Davis was named president with Mrs. Willie D. Haltom as vice president and Mrs. Naomi Jahn as past president. Mrs. Willie W. Boone was chosen recording secretary. The session was held at Mrs. W. F. Davis’s home on South College Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Benefit Association
No. 120
W. F. Davis
South College Avenue
Willie D. Haltom
Naomi Jahn
Willie W. Boone
Notable Officers and Hosts at Club Meeting
Helen Johnson treasurer and Phenie Washinder chaplain led the club with Margaret Hillier as lady of ceremonies and Sybil Haltom as financial secretary. Lizzie Patterson sergeant and Icey Goen innner hostess assisted, Agnes Schultz outer hostess, Havannah Mc Dowell press correspondent, Ruth Radford musician. refreshments followed the business session and the meeting ended with a social howl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Johnson
Phenie Washinder
Margaret Hillier
Sybil J. Haltom
Lizzie Patterson
Icey Goen
Agnes Schultz
Havannah Mc.Dowell
Ruth Radford
Award Contract For New School In Kurten Area
Kurten prepares a new school building with J. S. Murphy of Mineral Wells winning the lone bid at 16 709 dollars. The price awaits PWA Fort Worth approval, with state and local officials present at the bid opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurten
J. S. Murphy
PWA
Fort Worth
Murphy
Building plans credited to Atkinson and Sanders Bryan architects
The article notes that the building plans were drawn by Atkinson and Sanders, Bryan architects, and mentions Texas contractors involved at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
of Texas Contractors
Atkinson and Sanders
Bryan Architects
Girls Scouts Plan Christmas Party at Buchanan Home
The Girl Scouts met at Travis school planning a Christmas party set for Thursday at 7 PM. The event will be hosted at the D S Buchanan home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls Scouts
Girl Scouts
Travis School
D. S. Buchanan
Welch visits Bryan as Miller kin host
Henry Welch of Stanberry Missouri arrives for a brief visit with Mr. and Mrs. Miller at the Allen Academy in Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Welch
Stanberry, Mo
C. R. Miller
Mas
Mrs. Miller
Allen Academy
Bryan
Classified Pony and Mule Separated by Brazos County Notice
In north Brazos county a bay and white paint pony, in company with a mule, both available. The pony limps. Notify R. R. Breach at Bryan S501F3. Reward offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
R. R. Breach
Bryan
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Evangelical
March
Ella Kehlenbrink
MR. and
Mrs. G. D. Osborne
Bryan Man
Andrea du Va
Margaret Reilly
Eugene
Figuers Beauty Salon
Main Street
Broncos
Crockett Quint
First Baptist Sunday
Roscoe
Wink
Newcastle
Plano
Edgewood
Mineola
Girl of
Hi School Group
The
High School Press Association
John D. Rogers
Southwestern
WBA
Ford
Tor
New Pi
Chevra Motor
Chevrolet
Bryan Motor Company
Mitch
Eal
First National Bank Brewin
Travis B. Bryan President
Shell Road
August Lehman
W. Pierce
Shelby
Parker-Astin Hardware Co
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