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Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1932

Page

5

Oldest Medina County Couple Recall Pioneering Texas Education

A. M. and Lennie S. Gillen Lamm of Hondo born in Georgia and Alabama recount Civil War era teaching days in Prospect School near Bryan. Mrs. Lamm earned a 1871 Texas teaching certificate and taught eight years with 5 cent daily pupil levies to fund food and books.

Medina County A. M. Lamm Hondo State of Texas Prospect School Bryan A Ranity South Montgomery Mr. Lamm Muscogee County Georgia Louisville Angus Madison Lamm Southern Rifles Union Springs Greely Lennie S. Gillen Lamm Wills County Ala Montgomery Advertiser Advertiser Lennie DePort Smythe

Funeral Service For Bryan Woman To Be Saturday

Emma E. Upright of Bryan died at her West 26th Street home after a long illness. She would have turned 75 Saturday. Survived by three sons and four daughters. Funeral arrangements set for Saturday.

Bryan Emma E. Upright West 26Th Street Jong Upright

Obituary for Bryan resident Mrs. Upright and family

The Bryan obituary lists surviving family including sons Sam Upright and Aiers Upright of Bryan and Beehee Upright of Houston, daughters Mrs. W. L. Wyatt Mrs. Dewey Jones Mrs. Nannie Cobb and Miss Kutty Upright all of Bryan, and brother Virge Foster of Bryan. Funeral services will be at 3 PM Saturday from the West 26th Street home with Rev. Ed J. Harris of First Methodist officiating. Interment in Bryan City Cemetery. Pallbearers are Joe Lawson John Ashcroft Jack Boone Dellas Watson Lonnie Fuqua and Rufus King.

Sam Aiers Bryan Beehee Houston W. L. Wyatt Dewey Jones Nannie Cobb Miss Kutty Virge Foster West 26Th Street Ed J. Harris First Methodist Church Bryan City Joe T. Lawson John Ashcroft Jack Boone Dellas Watson Lonnie Fuqua Rufus King

Legion Commander Plans to Move Demed Veteran to San Antonio Hospital

Hy T. Schovassa of Far Graham Post No. 159 plans to leave Sunday night for San Antonio to take Frank Nix, a mentally deranged veteran of Steele's Store, to a government hospital there.

Hy T. Schovassa Far Graham Post American Legion San Antonio Frank Nix Steele’s

Bayer Aspirin Promise of Purity and Quick Relief

Bayer stands for genuine Aspirin and purity. It promises safe relief for headaches colds sore throat rheumatism neuritis neuralgia lumbago toothache with no harmful after effects and without depressing the heart. Millions have proven its safety and effectiveness.

Bayer

Fine Vegetables Shown At Market This Morning

Brazos county farmers continue market Saturdays with home grown cabbage lettuce heads and crisp fryers. Fresh smoked country pork sausage new turnips and an array of canned products such as jellies and jams were displayed as Bryan women shopped.

Brazos County Bryan

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