Lehmann rises to fame from early setbacks in opera
A long portrait of Lottie Lehmann tracing early doubts from family and teachers to a breakthrough as Elsa in Lohengrin. She rose to leading roles in Vienna and America, joining Chicago Civic Opera in 1931 and the Metropolitan in 1933, later radio stardom and honors in Vienna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Lehmann
Mme. Lehmann
Perleberg
Near
Elsa
Viennast Opera
Europe
Vienna
Morgan's Rise from Rancher to Screen Duke in Cellini
The article traces Morgan's varied career from Boston Traveler writer and New Mexico rancher before 1914 to vaudeville and one night stands. He moved to Hollywood in 1925 and became known for debonair style and a polished mustache, with key roles including the doctor husband in Reunion in Vienna and the Duke of Florence in Affairs of Cellini.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Traveller
New Mexico
Hollywood
Cellini
Vienna
Morgan
Duke of Florence
Fredric March
Constance Bennett
Horse Breeders Short Course Scheduled at Texas A&M
A two day event February 22 23 at Texas A M College will cover breeding care feeding and breeds to aid horse and mule development in the state. D W Williams head of animal husbandry leads the course with J E McDonald reviewing Texas racing law proceeds for jack and stallion purchases. Dean E J Kyle welcomes visitors as specialists from the college and extension service discuss relevant topics with no registration fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Animal Husbandry Department of
Texas A. and
M. College
State Department of Agriculture
D. W. Williams
College
Texas
Dean E. J. Kyle
School of Agriculture
Prof. Williams
College and Extension Service
Mrs McAdams And Blackwelder Address Bryan Youth
A small group at Free Will Baptist church heard Mrs H M McAdams speak for the Bryan Federation of Young People's Societies. Rev I J Blackwelder gave a farewell talk as he leaves Bryan to work for the Free Will Baptist Press at Ayden North Carolina and become pastor of Greenville First Free Will Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Will Baptist Church
H. M. McAdams
Bryan Federation of Young People’s Societies
Ayden, N. C
Greenville, N. C
First Free Will Baptist Church
Cherokee Troop Attends C A B Service Sunday
Cherokee Troop No 4 Bryan Boy Scout troop joins with other Boy Scouts of America units to mark the silver anniversary of Boy Scouting by attending the College Avenue Baptist church service in a group. Scoutmaster M L Rees, introduced by Rev W B Breazeale, outlined the patrols and noted the twice yearly church attendance practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Boy Scouts of America
College Avenue Baptist Church
M. L. Rees
W. B. Breazeale
Dilution and carbon treatment makes salty water palatable
Waterworks Engineering carries an article by Prof. Rh. W. Steel on Bryan's new filtration plant at Texas A and M. College. It explains Bryan's water supply problems, provides an analysis of the water, and includes a line drawing of the filtration plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterworks Engineering
Rh. W. Steel
Texas A
M. College
Bryan
Father Precker Dies in Tours
Rt. Rev. J. B. Gleissner of St. Josephs Catholic Church reported the death of Rev. C. Precker in Tours last Friday. Funeral services were held through Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Precker
Tours
J. B. Gleissner
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Rev. C. Precker
Reverend Blackwelder to Leave Bryan for North Carolina
Reverend I J Blackwelder and his wife depart Bryan after a Florida visit to take editorial duties for the Free Will Baptist Press at Ayden and serve as pastor of the First Free Will Baptist Church of Greenville North Carolina. He will also write Sunday school literature and edit church materials. They expect to move by March 1 with lodging in Ayden or Greenville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. J. Blackwelder
Free Will Baptist Church
Bryan
Free Will Baptists
Free Will Baptist Press
League
Blackwelder
Ayden
Greenville
T. A. Cloud
S. E. Phinney
Phinney
Ohio
North Carolina
Marion College
Marion
Ind
Funeral Service For G W Tweedle Temple Sunday
George W. Tweedle aged 63 died at the family home on Mechanics avenue Friday afternoon after a heart attack. Survived by widow, stepchildren Willie Mae Easley Ruby Easley Raymond Esco Easley Mrs Oliver Britton all of Bryan and Mrs Allen Madden of Temple. One sister in Oklahoma and three brothers Henry Tweedle of Moffat Sam Lige Tweedle near Temple. Interment to Temple. services held in Temple Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Tweedle
Mechanics Avenue
Willie Mae Easley
Ruby Easley
Raymond
Esco Easley
Oliver Britton
Bryan
Allen Madden
Temple
Oklahoma
Henry Tweedle
Moffat
Sam
Lige Tweedle
Near Temple
Harry Crenshaw
Patricia Sam
E. W. Crenshaw
Dallas
H. N. Cochran
Bryan Hospital
W. T. Ellis
Margaret
New Baronfels
E. H. Brock
C. P. Sweeney
Seth Parker
C. C. Palmer
W. W. Newport
College Avenue
Newport
Hazel Newport
Emory Smith
Nina Wilson
Katherine Rant
J. L. Cobb
Washington Avenue
R. G. Williams
Austin
Evelyn
Janice Jourdan
St. Mary's Academy
A. S. Ware
J. L. Lloyd
Reliance
Coburn Keith
W. H. Buchanan
Emmett Lewis
San Antonio
E. C. Harder
Henry Koontz
Zack
J. P. Hicks
Rock Prairie
H. C. Seale
Benchley
Houston
Herrington
Helen Young
West 26Th Street
A. Benbow
Corrine James
FE. C. Martin
A. and
M. Extension Service
Vaudeville Couple Weds Amid Palace Opening
John Sanna and Miss Geraldine Ross, stars of the Sur prise Party vaudeville road show, were married Sunday evening by Justice A. J. Buchanan just before the night performance. Ross is billed as the best girl dancer in America and the pair headline the act Sanna and Loomis. The Palace run opened Sunday and closed Monday, with shows well attended despite bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sanna
Geraldine Ross
Greater Palace
Justice A. J. Buchanan
Miss Ross
America
Sanna
Loomis
Palace
Bryan Broncos and Huntsville Meet In Tossup Thursday
Bryan Broncos, in undisputed second in the Central Texas Basketball League, host Huntsville here Thursday. Huntsville sits second in the East Texas League, and their prior meeting this season was a Bryan loss. The game closes the C T B L week with coaches optimistic about a close contest as standings finalize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Broncs
Huntsville
C.T.B
Bryan
Stephen F. Austin Broncos
Huntsville High School
Broncs
Bill Carmichael
Sam Crenshaw
Bronco
Austin
Georgetown
Temple
Carmichael
Broncos
Waco
Mexia
Bryan Eagle
Bryan Hospital Welcomes Newborns and Local Visitors
The article notes multiple local residents visiting Bryan over the weekend and announces several births at Bryan Hospital. New parents include Mr. and Mrs. George Glover of Hillsboro with a 9 pounds 14 ounces son named for grandfathers John Benard Glover, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dishman with a son born this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Graham
Wellborn
Bryan
Sallie Thomas
Mary Elizabeth Cavitt
Houston
Addie
Carrie Moseley
College Station
Caddis
George Glover
Hillsboro
Bryan Hospital
John Benard Glover
Glover
Dorothy McDowell
Sam E. Eberstadt
Jefferson
F. H. English
Eva Eberstadt
Hearne
Eberstadt
Led J. Rountree
Harry Dishman
Postpone Field Trials Because of Bad Weather
The shooting dog field trials scheduled for Tuesday at the old Gun Club near Bryan were postponed due to bad weather and illness among interested parties. It is expected the trials will be held next Tuesday February 19 under Brazos Chapter of the Fish and Game Protective Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Gun Club
Bryan
Brazos
The
Fish and Game Protective Association
Marriage Licenses Recorded for Ross and Nearby Couples
Local marriage licenses show Herman Cheatham and Laura Burns, Woodrow Herbert and Virginia Cross, Frank Banks and Johnnie Mae Foster, Arthur Freeman and Cola Williams, Keroy Lilleman and Mary Lee Johnson listed among applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sanna
Geraldine Ross
Herman Cheatham
Laura Burns
Woodrow Herbert
Virginia Cross
Frank Banks
Johnnie Mae Foster
Arthur Freeman
Cola Williams
Keroy Lilleman
Mary Lee Johnson
Eagle Printing Company Yellow Paper Pack Offer
Yellow second sheets sold in 500 sheet packs priced at 60 cents. Eagle Printing Company advertises the supply for customers needing printing stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Printing Company
Local Storms Damage Homes And Store On Highway 21
A storm caused a home to be blown down and removed the gallery from the L F Mahle residence. The Restemyer store west of Kurten on Highway 21 sustained heavy damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Mahle
Kurten
Restemyer
Wind damages St Marys Chapel Hearne prompting rebuild plan
Rev. T. J. Valenta of St Josephs Bryan said St Marys Chapel in Hearne was blown off its blocks Friday night by strong winds. The church twisted and interior items were destroyed with a block breaking through the floor. The damage is extensive likely requiring a new building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Valenta
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Bryan
St. Mary’s Chapel
Hearne
Rangers Fate in Merger With Public Safety Debate
The plan would fold the Texas Rangers into the Department of Public Safety for six year terms via a governor appointed three member commission. Rangers fear loss of identity while the Highway Patrol seeks to retain its stature and duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ranger Force
Texas
Rangers
Highway Patrol
Department of Public Safety
Texas Rangers
Ranger
Rain gauge records .90 inch in Bryan weekend
Government tested rain gauge shows Bryan weather recorded .90 inch of rainfall over the weekend, reflecting modest precipitation across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Telling a Better Laxative Approach for Regularity
The note advises stopping fixed large doses of laxatives and using a measurable liquid laxative with natural agents like senna and cascara. It suggests gradually reducing dosing until bowels move without help and recommends consulting a doctor for a dependable liquid laxative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evels
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Lynn Waldorf
Northwestern Uni- Seer
Dick Hanley
Chick Meehan
Syracuse
Waldorf
Oklahoma City University
University of Kansas
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Northwestern
Chemical Engineerivg
Tackle
Warner
Agnes Repplier
National Institution of Arts and Letters
Miss Repplier
Atlantic Monthly
Torresdale
Repplier
Philadelphia
United States
University of Notre Dame
Columbia
Yale
University of Pennsylvania
National Institute of Arts and Letters
Charles IF. Kettering
General Motors
Mr. Kettering
Star Telephone Company
National Cash Register Company
Dayton Metal Products Company
General Motors Research Corporation
Dayton Engineering Laboratories Company
Domestic Building Company
Delco-Light Co
Smith Gas Engineering Company
Londonville
Ashland County
Ohio State University
Antioch College
Moraine Park School
German Republic
Eugenio Pacelli
Prussia
Holy See
Pius XI
Pietro Cardinal Casparri
Cardinal Pacelli
Cameriengo
Pius
Pacelli
College of Cardinals
Papal
Munich
Berlin
Ruhr
Germany
Bavaria
Rome
Vatican
Francesco
Mussolini
Frank Morgan
Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences
Francis Phillip Wuppermann
Angostura Wupperman
Charles F. Kettering
Horse Breeders
Mrs. McAdams
G. W. Tweedle
Goodloe’s Sewing Machine Exchange
Washington
Hearne Chapel
Bowes
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