Fortieth Birthday Party Held for Mumford Resident
A Mumford gathering celebrated a resident’s fortieth birthday at the Ventrecola home. Music by Sularo Martino John Juleski and John Roys accompanied dancing into early Sunday. Prizes were awarded for party games and a large birthday cake was cut at midnight amid Italian refreshments and thanks to guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Ventrecola
Mumford
Sularo Martino
John Juleski
John Roys
M. Sam de Stefano
Migs
Mary Restivo
Gaeton Restivo
Ventrecola
Frank
Tom and
Vick Todaro
Paul Stalone
Philip Santaangelo
Clif Maglitto
John Guleski
John Maglitto
Otto Popindorf
Frank Loria
Barney
Woodyard
Lewis Fashorn
Ned
Pete la Boa
Nick
Katherine la Boaa
Joe Kaseh
Tony
Jimmie
Ross Kaseh
Joe Mistretta
Lee
Perone
Josephine
Rosie Mistretta
Charles Restivo
Mary
Phinnie
Charles Falco
Marion
Cora Todaro
Burleson County
Agnes Brandeski and Louis Fridel Jr Married at St. Josephs
Miss Agnes Brandeski wed Louis Fridel Jr at St. Josephs Church on Tuesday at 8 15 pm officiated by Rt Rev J B Gleissner. Bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Brandeski and groom son of Mr and Mrs Louis Fridel. they reside in Smetana and will live there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Brandeski
Louis Fridel, Jr
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
J. B. Gleissner
Frank Brandeski
Louis Fridel
Smetana
Pam
Bryan
H. E. Johnson
Mayo Hletel Company
Tulsa
Oklo
Johnson
J. R. Johnson
Brazos County
Bryan and Houston Folks Share Local News Highlights
Local residents travel and vistors arrive in Bryan and surrounding areas. Marion Higgins returns from Houston to manage the Rock Prairie home farm with his mother Mrs. J M Higgins Sr. Several Bryan visitors report heavy but passable roads and return from trips to Dallas Austin and Paris France via relatives and employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Higgins
Houston
Bryan
J. M. Higgins
Rock Prairie
J. M. Higgins Sr
F. L. Henderson
Austin
Gus B
San Antonio
P. S. Park
Grady Hanover
Wheelock
Harry S. Block
Dallas
Globe Dry Goods Company
Ed Hrdlicka
College Station
August Straub
Wellborn
W. R. Cheatham
Madigtonville
Richard Cheatham
W. S. Howell
New York City
William S. Howell, Jr
Paris
France
United States
Howell
D. D. Eastham
Will Howell
Jack
Texas University
Roscoe Bates
3S. C. Hoyte
Hal Saunders
Bates
Ada Board
Brazos County Names New Board of Health Members
County Judge A. McSwain names the Brazos County Board of Health with Mrs. Brooks Cofer as chairperson and Judge McSwain as treasurer. The roster lists members from Bryan College Station Millican and numerous communities including J. Vernon Brown Mrs. Neeley Mrs. Wimberley C. M. Bethany Darrow Cline Astin Patterson Black Gleissner Goodman Howell Rountree Williams Martinson Brock Hanway Pat Patterson Darnell Buchannan Erskine Garcia Goldsmith Washington Hale Casey Reigenbrecht Miller Harrison Wallace Searcy and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Brazos County Health Board
D. Brooks Cofer
W. S. Howell
A. M. Waldrop
A. 8. McSwain
Jno. W. Black
R. M. Searcy
W. E. Neeley
Vernon Brown
R. G. Williams
Lee J. Rountree
John EF. Astin
W. H. Darrow
Ole Martinsen
J. Webb Howell
A. J. Buchanan
J. B. Gleissner
E. P. Humbert
Dental inspection at Woodville school
Dr. D. C. York and county health nurse Mrs. Edna Abbott Shelton checked Woodville school students on Tuesday for dental needs. Teacher Mrs. P. A. Tardy leads the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. York
Edna Abbott Shelton
Woodville
P. A. Tardy
W M S Yearbook Studied Monday By C A B Women
Forty two ladies of the College Avenue Baptist church gathered Monday to study the Things We Should Know books and the W M S yearbook led by Mrs L N Yeager. Mrs W W Gunn of Cameron led the devotional and 31 took examinations before lunch and a City Federation of Church Societies session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Avenue Baptist Church
L. N. Yeager
W. W. Gunn
Cameron
Yeager
City Federation of Church Societies
Mesdames W. M. Griffin
F. M. Vance
M. T. Reese
Grady Terry
Guy Harris
R. W. Persons
Manuel Akin
J. W. Wiley
J. M. Dunn
Lock McNeeley
A. T. Pratas
L. 0. Wilkerson
Ross Jones
Frank Richey
Jack Jones
S. W. Buchanan
T. R. Nelson
Tl. F. Jones
D. D. Jolly
Martha Martin
Bryan
Mable Jeter
W. H. Radford
Bryan Federation postpones Thursday night rally at Sue Haswell Park
The Bryan Federation of Young People's Societies postpones the Thursday night rally at Sue Haswell Park indefinitely due to a training school at First Baptist Church. President Heber Stewart announced the delay on Monday. The federation's next meeting is Sunday Feb 5 at 3:30 PM at First Methodist Church. Malaria mosquitoes are noted for spotted wings and a head-standing resting pose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Haswell Park
Bryan Federation of Young People’s Societies
First Baptist Church
Heber Stewart
Federation
First Methodist Church
Prospect's Note on a 1933 Rural School Improvements and Fundraising
The article recalls the start of the 1932 term with optimism due to new seats and stove, and highlights fundraising efforts. It details a carnival, box supper, and purchases for school teams, while noting the dwindling fund but continued support from the Ladies Club and trustees. It praises student achievements, Red Cross efforts, and calls for dedication through the Depression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospect
Igirls
C. L. Benson
Carl Wilson
M. College
Sam Manning
Dallas
Steele McDonald
P. K. Trant
Red Cross
W. E. Neeley
Free Will Girls Defeat Methodists. College Ave Boys Top First Baptists
College Avenue Baptists boys beat First Baptists 35 to 4 at Bowie gym as McNeeley 16 points led scorers and Cobb Lawless added seven each. Free Will Baptist girls upset Methodists 18 to 4 with strong defense and 8 points by Wilcox. Officials were Womble and Carson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Avenue Baptist Boys
Free Will Baptist Boys
First Baptists
Bowie
Free Will Baptist Girls
Methodists
McNeeley
College Avenue
Cobb
Lawless
Free Will Baptists
Miladie Syptak
Williams
Lurine Williams
Winnie Clary
Wilcox
Dj Clary
Carson
Jen
Kins
Methodist
Benson
College Avenue Baptists
Sabo
C. Cobb
Andrews
Burgin
Orms
Hatton
Moore
J. Cobb
Latterman
Hall
Taylor
Johnson
Carmichael
Ball
W. Clary
Cook
Moehlman
D. Clary
Jenkins
B. Syptak
Thompson
M. Syptak
Knoble
Womble
Rural Schools Urged to Go Over the Top
A plea emphasizes urgent support for rural education to ensure boys and girls gain needed schooling and character. It stresses today as a critical moment to provide advantages and help students withstand future trials and temptations.
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Vfc
Officers Named By DAR Chapter At Saturday Meet
Mrs. H. G. Fulgham was elected regent and officers for a two year term were named by the William Scott chapter of the DAR. Delegates to the national conference in Washington and state conference in Mineral Wells were chosen, with alternates listed. A luncheon was arranged for Washingtons birthday at the Woman's Club building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Fulgham
William Scott
W. M. Fairies
Texas
Washingtons
Woman’s Club
W. L. Hughes
D. H. Reid
F. L. Henderson
Dunn Re-Elected As Secretary by Band Teachers
R. J. Dunn director of the A and M College band was re-elected secretary of the Texas Bandmasters Association at a Waco convention. Everett McCracken was re-elected president, with Lyle Skinner named sergeant at arms. A statewide band as a permanent body may form by 1936, with Lampasas hosting a summer encampment and Mexia chosen for the eastern division of band contests. next year’s meeting will be in Dallas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Dunn
College Station
Texas Bandmasters Association
Waco
Dunn
Everett McCracken
Baylor Golden Wave
Lyle Skinner
Mr. Dunn
Lampasas
Mexia
Dallas
Grimes County Votes to Retain Agents for 1933
Grimes County commissioners decide to keep the county agents for 1933 after heated discussion. W. I. Ross and Maudie Holt will lose 100 dollars annually, Pinkey Harris remains at 800 dollars yearly, with malaria costs and mosquito control cited as ongoing county expenses. Typewriter supplies advertised by Eagle Printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimes County
Commissioners Court
Navasota
Grimes County Chamber of Commerce
W. I. Ross
Maudie Holt
Pinkey Harris
Flaming Crater at Conroe Draws Bryan Residents
A spectacular 400 foot square flaming crater at the second Standard of Kansas well near Conroe draws Bryan residents Tuesday night. The fire towers 40 to 50 feet above water, with blue flames and shifting fogs as gas vents and mud jets churn the sealike pool. Humble company shelters, roads, and 800 workers populate the boom camp while authorities fear no explosions but take precautions as mud is pumped and a nearby hilltop well is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Bryan
Conroe
Humble Company
Four Corners
Boam
Tidewater
Texas
Humble
Standard of Kansas
Carnival Companies
Summon Brazos group in Bastrop murder case
Sheriff J H Reed served about 25 Edge residents, called as witnesses in Bastrop murder trial. Jasper Glover, former Brazos County resident, is charged with murder. witnesses summoned by the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Reed
Jasper Glover
Brazos County
Executive Committee for Brazos County Health Board Named
The Brazos County Health Board announces its 1933 executive committee with chair Mrs D Brooks Cofer and members including Mrs W S Howell, Mrs A M Waldrop, Judge A B McSwain, Dr J W Black, Dr R M Searcy, and others across local civic and religious groups.
Robertson County Couples File Intention to Wed
W L Presler and Dorothy FE Newman join Oscar Mandrell and Amy Irene Procter in Robertson County by filing intent to marry with County Clerk Clyde Goen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Presler
Dorothy FE. Newman
Oscar Mandrell
Amy Irene Procter
Robertson County
Clyde Goen
Bryans Blooming Japonica Theme Heralds Spring
The article notes spring arriving in Bryan with flaming Japonica bushes visible across streets and yards. It cites E. R. Bryant bringing in large oranges from Falfurrias as Texas outpacing California and Florida, and features local residents praised for their flowering gardens, including the Wipprecht, McInnis, and Lee Mike homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
E. R. Bryant
Falfurrias
California
Florida
Bryan
Lee Mike
Walter Wipprecht
East 29Th Street
Flaming Bush Avenue
Baker
Houston Avenue
McInnis
Jnc. K. Parker
O. H. Astin
A. M. Waldrop
Elsbeth Wipprecht
Wipprecht
Japonica
Briggs resumes body production after weeklong strike
Detroit January 31 Briggs Manufacturing Company announces through Mitt L. Briggs that its plants have ended a weeklong strike by automobile body workers and production of bodies has resumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Briggs Manufacturing Company
Mitt L. Briggs
Final election date set for Garner district
Gov Miriam A Ferguson set April 22 as the final election date to choose a successor in Congress to Vice President Elect John Garner. Two Democratic primaries will precede that date with the 15th district Democratic executive committee likely to meet soon to schedule them. D W Price of Uvalde chairs the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Miriam A. Ferguson
Congress
John N. Garner
Democratic Executive Committee
D. W. Price
Uvalde
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ST. Joseph’s Church
Board of Health of
Brazos
Reliance
Bessie Saxon
Essie Shealy
Fickey
Will Conrad
Kurten
Will Henderson
Dave Bunting
James Lang
Tabor
Walter Armstrong
Steep Hollow
John Hicks
Allen Farm
Clarence Tay
F. W. Wehrman
Steeles Store
Ross Bonano
W.M.S
C.A.B. Women
CAB Boys
Quint
Free Will Church
C. A. Baptist
First Baptist
F. W. Baptist
Presbyterian
Ooo Presbyterian
DAR
Grimes
Eagle Printing Company
Summon Brazos Group
Bastrop
Brazos CO. Health Board
Garner
Ford Tudor
Chevro
FORD
Bryan Motor Company
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