Bryan Daily Notices Recap January 1922 Highlights
Local Bryan notices list numerous visits and errands by residents and visitors from College Station, Waco, Dallas, and Houston. The items note funerals, illness, church activities, and social events, with mentions of the Young Ladies Choral Club, D A R chapter, library fund-raiser, and community leaders visiting relatives, farms, and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Love
Waco
C. C. Hedges
College
Bryan
John McCallum, Sr
J. H. McCallum
Tabor
J. R. Gulledge
Homer Evetts
Houston
Henry Evetts
Corsicana
Harve Weigle
E. G. ‘Evetts
J. J. Tatum
Lorena
H. D. Dishman
Ft. Worth
J. E.dishman
George Foster
R. E. Pennington
B. B. Crimm
Marshall
Garland
Jon A. Held
First Baptist Church
J. D. Matin
Parker-Astin Co
Dallas
Texas Hardware Dealers’ Association
P. S. Park
Knights Templar
United States
Dick Blanton
Coleview
W. J. Dickey
Middletown
Leon County
A. & M. College
Albert Hannaman
Lillian Hannaman
Brazos Bottom
R. W. Persons
Nes
John Sanders
Jones
Wynne Lay
Tyler Haswell
J. P. Gilpin
Kurten
W. B. Bizzell
E. J Kyle
College Station
Young Ladies
the Tabernacle
Winfield Scott Chapter
G. S. Fraps
N. A. Stewart
Tom
Mat
C. E. Stickley
Oklahoma City
Annie Patterson
Parker and
25Th Streets
John Kosarek
Kosarek
Eagle
E. L. Dickerson
Claude Baker
Wellborn
N. K. Green
Millican
Jesse Worthington
J. F. B. Manning
Macy
John Sacha
Wheelock
Walter Armstrong
J. L. Payne
Keith
Grimes County
J. Y. Thegpin
Baby
Dangerfield
Tom Powers
West 24Th Street
Thegpin
A. B. McSwain
Rock Prairie
J. M. Bullock
Lula Mae Bullock
Hearne
Charley Bullock
J. Webb Howell
Calvert
Marcia Frazer
Sam Johnson
Beaumont
Charles S. Gainer
College Avenue
Harvey Fender
Dorothy
North Zulch
Ralphana Searcy
C. A
Albert Buchanan
Altha Edge
Marlin
John Edge
H. B. Smith
Henry G. Eaves
J. E. Lewis
A. & M College
A & M. College
Nat
C. L. Benson
Minnie Carrol
Harvey
Rye
Joe B
George
John
Ernest Walker
Alexander
W. E. Gandy
Sam Henry Wheeler
San Antonio
J. C. Foster
Allen Carr
Henry Gandy
Mrs. Phelps
Groesbeck
I. B
W. C. Davis
Franklin Court
Robertson County
J. E. Covey
Amelia Smith
Paul
Joe Kopecky
Fire at Bryan Street residence causes minor damage
The Bryan fire department answered a morning alarm at the two story home of C. G. Parsons at 22nd and Bryan Streets. A chimney flue burned out but the Parsons family reported no material damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
C. G. Parsons
22Nd
Bryan Streets
Parsons
Movement starts for tree planting in Brazos County
A Brazos County community meeting in Bryan discussed beautification through tree planting. Leaders including Dr. B Youngblood and State Forester E O Siecke outlined suitable species, site preparation, and a plan to form a five person committee to recruit demonstrators and organize sustained plantings with demonstrations in town and country. A follow up session set for February 2 at the Chamber of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Bryan
Clarence Ousley
College
W. R. Cavitt
B. Youngblood
A. D. Jackson
J. H. Sutton
R. F Dreitzler
R W Persons
State Forester
BH. O. Siecke
Mina Henry
A. W. Buchanan
Morris Tatum
Lee J. Rountree
E. Hb. Parks
S E Eberstadt
C L. Beason
C. L. Beason
A. & M. College
Youngblood
E. O. Siecke
Arbor Day
North
Hensel
Siecke
Ness
Reading Club
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Beason
Blue Star Remedy Ad Promises Skin Cure
An advertisement from Roman & Vick touts Blue Star Remedy as a guaranteed cure for all skin diseases including itch eczema cracked hands ringworm and old sores. The Eagle ads promote use of the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roman & Vick
Two Rivers Oil opens offices in the Smith Building
Two Rivers Oil Company moves into the Smith building at Main and 26th streets with Dr. J. N. Goodwin as president nearby. Captain J. C. Miller and associates, including J. Burton Rix, plan a large stock and lease campaign as drilling on Wixen Number One is expected to resume soon. A geologist is expected to assess holdings and locate additional sites in the Texas and mid‑continent regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Two Rivers Oil Company
Smith Building
Main
26Th Streets
J. N. Goodwin
J. C. Miller
J. Burton Rix
Southern Methodist University
Body of Mrs Kaplan Arrives in Bryan at 3 05 PM
The body of Pearl Kaplan wife of Joe Kaplan dies in Denver Colorado and arrives by H and TC railway at 3 05 PM in Bryan. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 3 PM from Temple Freda led by Rabbi W Willner. Survived by husband five children two sisters and born in Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl Kaplan
Joe Kaplan
Denver
Colorado
Bryan
West 27Th
Logan Streets
Temple Freda
W. Willner
Houston
Sam
Ben
Jake
Lillie
Rosa
Baltimore
Montreal
Canada
Kaplan
Three Rural Vocational Schools Share News Letter
Group B Vocational News Letter highlights Steep Hollow Smetana and Leonard schools. Teachers and trustees named, student projects described, plus plans for a second issue and a call for records of pupils with pure bred hogs chickens or cows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steep Hollow
Smetana
Leonard
Edwin
Cris Bullock
Elmer Moore
Rhode Island
Smetana School
J. J. Haisler
Haisler
Miss Whitman
John Kosarek
J. H. Wehrman
Joe Cash
Henry Kosarek
Willie Merka
Luke Scormarde
Guy Smith
W. B. Cook
Hillcrest Farm
Louis Kre
Louis Wehrman
Joe Scormarde
Joe Hollie
Peter Scormarde
John Fareham
Charley Nemec
J. B. Rutland
Leonard School
Joe Blazer
Mike Lero
Joe Paradosky
Frank Civa
Frank Luther
Jacob Bonski
John Bienki
Louis Pohollic
Jacob Boriski
John Bienski
Mrs. Joe Kaplan Dies in Denver
Telegram brings news of the death of Mrs. Joe Kaplan in a Denver hospital after illness. Survived by husband and five children Ben Sam Jake Lillie Rosa. Funeral arrangements pending arrival of remains in Bryan. date not yet known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Kapalan
Denver
Colorado
Kaplan
Ben
Sam Jake
Lillie
Rosa
Bryan
Stills Captured at Joe Boriskie’s Home in Town
Sheriff L E Morehead Chief W S Martin Deputy H T Wheeless and Prohibition Officer Floyd seized two stills and about 15 to 20 gallons of whiskey from an attic at Joe Boriskie’s Western town residence. A 50 gallon and a 15 gallon still were found. Whiskey and stills sent to county jail after five months of search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E Morehead
W. S. Martin
H. T.wheeless
Floyd
Joe Boriskie
Morehead
Marion County Votes Bonds for Road Fund
Secretary S Eberstadt received word from Jefferson that Marion County approved a road bond issue of 500000 by a large majority. The county will also gain about 200000 in federal and state money to improve highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion County
S. £. Eberstadt
Jefferson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Albert R. Kadell
Miss Kadell
Charles Felker
Bridge Club
East 27Th Street
John F. Ettle
K. R. White
Port Arthur
G. C
D. D
W. S. Wilson
W. G. Taliaferro
Woman’s Club
Carnegie Library
Sarah Moore
A. W. Kinnard
L. E. Dowd
Franklin
Davis
Lois Bethea
Juliette Castles
Edwin Crenshaw
Jack Barton
Longview
Frank McGee, Jr
Jesse McLendon
J. C. Connor
Mexia
P. S&s. Park
Mike Wisoski
Brazos County
TWO Rivers Oil CO
J. M. Dunn
Paul Leonard
Dunn
Vocational
Bryan, Brazos County
Texas
Smetana and
Nonna Bell
Lola Jones
Garren Stucky
John Leonard
Sam Luther
Jackie Jones
Kellogg’s
Kelloggs
Kelloge
Donse Brothers
J. F. Oates
Col