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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1923

Page

4

Bryan Methodist Church Drives Funds for Houston Hospital

At First Methodist Church, H H Prager, chair of the committee to raise Bryan's quota for the Methodist hospital in Houston, called a conference to finalize plans for a campaign launching Wednesday with a final report Sunday. The drive aims to meet a small target and stresses hospital shortages in Texas. The Houston region now has about 500 beds for a population center of one million. the drive seeks to expand capacity to at least 2000 beds. The committee list includes H H Prager as chair and numerous members and wives.

First Methodist Church H. H. Prager Bryan Methodist Hospital Houston Texas Methodist Church Madison Hall John M. Lawrence, Jr C. M. Bethany E. J. Jenkins J. E. Covey A. M. Waldrop M. M. Erskine W. H. Cole BE. W. Crenshaw John W. Black J. H. Ranson J. B. Priddy W. J. Coulter Mesdames Lee J. Rountree W. F. Gibbs

Violation Prosecutions Loom Over Cattle Moving in County

Federal tick eradicator R. E. Smith warns Brazos county residents moving cattle across county lines or out of the county face prosecutions without proper permits. Permits may be obtained from the county tick eradicater or four inspectors named: Otho Williams Harvey J J Cahill Smetana C B McGregor Millican J J Riley Reliance. The message urges compliance with the law before taking such action.

R. E. Smith Brazos County Otho Williams Harvey J. J. Cahill Smetana C. B. McGregor Millican J. J. Riley Reliance

Anniversary Address Planned by Knights of Pythias

A Knights of Pythias meeting at Castle Hall drew 64 members with ten new applications and six acted upon. R C Franks was elected ner guard and T A Clouder outer guard to fill vacancies. The 59th anniversary address by Judge W C Davis is set for next Tuesday February 27 at 8 30 pm with open session for public.

K. of P. Lodge Castle Hall R. C. Franks T. A. Clouder Marvin F. Carroll D. D. Vasbinder W. C. Davis G. C. Lemley B. F. Bonner Houston

For Sale Cheap Walking Planter and Middle Buster

Advertises a nearly new walking planter and middle buster for sale at Griffin's Shop. Includes quick sale offer with emphasis on low price and practical farming tools.

Griffin

Death of Margaret Brink in Galveston funeral

Rev J B Gliessner traveled to Galveston to officiate at the funeral of Margaret Mary Brink an year old daughter of Mr and Mrs G S Brink of Galveston who died Thursday morning Mrs Brink formerly Lena O Conner of Bryan is remembered by many friends as she grieves with her young husband in this dark hour.

J. B. Gliessner Galveston Margaret Mary Brink G. S. Brink

Bryan Boy Makes Good County Agent

District Agent J. E. Stanford of College Station with oversight of 28 Northeast Texas counties visited Gilmer to move County Agent A. W. Kinnard Jr. to Athens, finding Upshur county funding uncertain while Gilmer citizens privately funded local work. He praised the progress of the county agent program and noted Kinnard’s first year as solid.

J. E. Stanford College Station Texas A. W. Kinnard, Jr Athens Upshur County Henderson County Gilmer Kinnard Gilmer Mirror

Death of Mrs Dobereksky in Bryan

Mrs Malinda Dobereksky wife of Joe Dobereksky died Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock after two weeks illness at their Red Top street home in Northwest Bryan. She leaves her husband and three children. The funeral from the family home at 3 o'clock followed by burial in Bryan Cemetery officiated by Dr John A Held of the First Baptist Church.

Dobereksky Malinda Dobereksky Joe Dobereksky Bryan Red Top Street John A. Held First Baptist Church

Brazos County urged to boost purebred hogs and poultry

Hoard's Dairyman notes a new world's champion butterfat cow Agassiz Segis May Echo with 1345 pounds fat and 30,886 pounds milk for a 365 day record. A. L. Ward urges Brazos county to replace scrub boars with purebreds with a $1000 prize. Extension officials push accredited flocks and better breeding while county leaders promote terracing and improved farming practices.

Hoard’s Agassiz Segis May Echo Bella Pontiac Ontario Brazos County

Tanlac Restores Health Of Greer Woman

Mrs. C. C. McGowan of Greer South Carolina credits Tanlac with reversing a nervous run down condition that affected her appetite energy and sleep. She reports she has gained weight regained strength and now feels markedly better. Tanlac is advertised as widely sold by druggists with over 25 million bottles sold.

Tanlac

New Brick Addition to Bryan Presbyterian Church

The First Presbyterian Church, Bryan, undertakes a brick expansion costing about 20,000 dollars, adding 16 classrooms a pastor's study an assembly chapel banquet room and modern amenities to enhance service and community life. Wattinger Brothers of Austin awarded the contract with work to start soon under E H Astin.

First Presbyterian Church E. H. Astin L. L. McInnis Marshall Dansby Robert Armstrong S. C. Hoyle H. N. June June and LaRoche Presbyterian Bryan

Millican Community Plans Big Fair for Sept 19

Millican community meeting drew a full house as the plan for a community fair was approved with Sept 19 set as the date. The event will involve farmers and farm women producing top quality goods while committees are appointed to handle fair details. Local educators and agents urged participation and noted county competition and funding hopes.

Millican A. J. Edwards Millican Community Club J. D. Steele D. J. McDonald Laura Belle Roten Brazos County Bryan D. J. McDovald Arene Belle Roten C. L. Beason

Local residents and visitors in Bryan and area

Mrs J W Hamilton and Miss Florence Jennings returned from Houston after visiting Cyrus Jennings. County Agent C L Benson advised by S C Evans that the Houston Chamber of Commerce set aside 5000 dollars to boost Harris county club work. George Stephan heads to Fort Worth for the State Bottling Association meeting. Frank W Judd returned from a Houston business trip. Mrs J M Caldwell left for Franklin and Palestine. Mrs John K Parker returned from Houston after Presbyterian meeting and visiting his sister. Jess Cook spent Sunday in Belton and returned to Bryan. Carl Jones of Reliance discussed school matters with local trustees. J J Haisler visited from Smetana regarding reopening schools. Mrs Mary Deason and son stayed with relatives at Fountain. W P Stockton of Plainview visited his sister then Groesbeck. Mr and Mrs J H Beard rented Shellburn cottage on West 29th and moved in. Charley Petronella of Route One stopped by the Eagle office Saturday. Mrs J W Batts and son Billie ill but improved. Mr and Mrs N B Tucker of Navasota guests of Mrs L H Tucker. Mrs J H Maloney ill with influenza. Mrs W B Bizzell a late influenza victim. Mrs L H Tucker convalescing from influenza. Captain J J Pressley of Cook's Point greets friends in Bryan. Mrs W W Kraft and others from College area among out of town visitors. William P Jones of Reliance townsfolk among visiting farmers. A W Buchanan arrived from Houston for a few days with family. Local concern over Raymond Roselle's illness improves after appendectomy. John Yeager of Kurten visited Bryan on business. Rev J J Tatum held services in Cross Free Baptist church.

J. W. Hamilton Florence Jennings Houston Cyrus Jennings C. L. Benson S. C. Evans A. & M. College of Texas Houston Chamber of Commerce Harris County George Stephan Fort Worth Frank W. Judd A. & M. College J. M. Caldwell Franklin and Palestine John K. Parker Presbyterian Church Southern Presbyterian Church Frank Womack Jess Cook Belton Bryan Carl Jones Reliance Jones J. J. Haisler Smetana Mary Deason Little Son Fountain W. P. Stockton Plainview C. C. Wheeler Groesbeck Wheeler J. H. Beard Shellburn West 29Th Street Charley Petronella Eagle Office J. W. Batts Billie Batts College Avenue 27Th Street Batts Billie N. B. Tucker Navasota L. H. Tucker J. H. Maloney W. B. Bizzell J. J. Pressley Cook's Point W. W. Kraft S. G. Bailey R. P. Marstellar Co. P. Fountain College William P. Jones A. W. Buchanan Raymond Roselle Jake Roselle Benchley Bryan Hospital John Yeager Kurten J. J. Tatum Free Baptist Church Cross Sunday

Death of Zem Eden at age 45 in Bryan Texas

Zem Eden died at his Bryan Texas home on Tuesday February 20 after a week long pneumonia illness. He was 45, born in Brazos County, married to Mary Holden in 1897, and leaves four children Manuel Curtis Novie and Vera. Funeral was at 4 pm with Rev J P Brown at Free Baptist church, burial at Bright Light cemetery.

Zem Eden South Tabor Avenue Brazos County J. R. Eden Bryan Eden Mary Holden Hopkins County Texas Harvey Free Baptist Church Manuel Curtis Novie Vera Eden C. L. Eden Jess Eden Brazos Bottom C. M. Anderson Boon Anderson Bonham J. P. Brown The Bright Light Cemetery

Lost Boy Found In Waco Pair Receives News

Mr and Mrs P L Winters learned their son Joe Winters Jr who had been missing since 11 am Monday was with Officer Joe Roberts in Waco arriving there late last night The boy had ridden with a traveling salesman in his car and faced no problems Father left for Waco today and plans to return with his son to Bryan on Saturday

Annd P. L. Winters Joe Roberts Waco Joe Winters, Jr Young Winters Bryan

County Jail Packed With Negro Prisoners

Bryan authorities report the county jail holding several black detainees on vagrancy and related charges. Tom Hardin, captured after seen near a vacant farm north of Bryan, was fined and jailed with others awaiting transport to Seth Mooring plantation to work out fines. Two more suspects captured for stealing rides on trains were fined after pleading guilty. Sheriff Morehead returned with Wes Kramer on a federal liquor charge and Walter Irvin, who had pled guilty to aggravated assault, was fined and released after escaping and recapture.

Tom Hardin H. T. Wheeless J. D. Conlee Bryan Louisiana Texas Justice-of The-Peace J. W. Hamilton Seth Mooring Brazos Bottoms Justice Hamilton L. E. Morehead Houston Wes Kramer Walter Irvin Morehead

Duty of a Jury Service

District Judge W C Davis urges jurors to appear on their summons date and to seek excusal only by deadline. He states jurors become officers of the court and their service upholds property rights and criminal law, framing jury duty as a civic responsibility.

W. C. Davis Petit Juries

Marriage Licenses Issued Since Feb 9

The following licenses issued by county clerk A S McSwain since the last list ten days ago: Angelo Canizaro to Lucile Tritico, Henry Peterson to Ada Jonah, James Neblett to Pearlie Streghts, Elmo Ross to Mary Day Stonham, Guy Cunningham to Viola Robinson, Abron Daily to Mary Gollins, Charlie Sims to Anna Taylor, Albert Dunn to Ophelia Reed, Sam Brown to Rebecca Jones, John Chainey to Daisey Lewis.

A. 5 McSwain Angelo Canizaro Lucile Tritico Henry Peterson Ada Jonah James Neblett Pearlie Streghts Elmo Ross Mary Day Stonham Guy Cunningham Viola Robinson Abron Daily Mary Gollins Charlie Sims Anna Taylor Albert Dunn Ophelia Reed Sam Brown Rebecca Jones John Chainey Daisey Lewis

Death of A. W. Felker in Tucson Hospital

A. W. Felker age 27 brother of Charles A. Felker dies in Tucson Veterans Hospital of tuberculosis after serving in World War I. Body sent to Courtney for burial in the old family cemetery. funeral attended by Mr. and Mrs. Chas A Felker Mrs Elliott Tompkins and Rev H C Willis. The community offers condolences.

Felker Chas. A. Felker Elliott Tompkins Calvert H. C. Willis Courtney A. W. Felker Charles A. Felker Young Felker Tucson Arizona U. S. Veterans’ Hospital of Tuberculosis Old Family

Short Horn Auction Sale Planned by Brazos Shorthorn Assn

The Brazos Shorthorn Association announces a Short Horn auction sale in Bryan Texas on May 18 1921. Members wishing to enter registered Shorthorns must deliver animals in good condition by that date and notify the Brazos Shorthorn Breeders Association President R Q Astin.

Brazos Shorthorn Association Bryan Texas Brazos Shorthorn Breeders’ Association R. Q. Astin

Red Cross Board Meeting Postponed to Feb 23

The regular meeting of the Red Cross Executive Board has been postponed from Tuesday Feb 20 to Friday Feb 23 at 3 p m. Members are asked to take notice of the change. Signed E J Jenkins Chairman Brazos County Red Cross.

Red Cross Executive Board E. J. Jenkins Brazos County Red Cross

Mrs. Henry Moves to Houston to Join Son

Mrs. Jess Henry of Bryan Route 3 relocates to Houston to live with her son who works in the city.

Jess Henry Bryan Route 3 Houston That City

Also Mentioned on This Page

Bryan Methodist Church Houston Hospital Knights OF Pythias Margaret Brink Bryan Boy Brazos County Boy's and Girls Club Department A. L. Ward Extension Service John Lloyd Walter Armstrong Tabor T. P. Hall Steep Hollow Clarence Ousley U. S. Department of Agriculture Federal International Banking Company of New Orleans Farm Bureau News Ousley Mary Locke Bryan Hatchery Chamber of Commerce Charlie Merka Mr. Merka C. Egbert Jones Mr. Cole Jim Tobias W. E. Moore Victor Andres R. L. Jones J. M. Conway Thurman Smith Jim and Elzie Francis John Smith Charlie Locke G. W. Buchanan Tom Elliott Ballard Moore John Figaro Sam Corrobbo Jack Shimen Ed Chytil Martin Ditchers Benson Kazmeier Conway Will Jones C. E. Jenkins Poultry Association J. H. Conway Mr. Jenkins Ritte Bryan’ Presbyterian Church Milligan J. N. Goodwin Smith Building Mildred Pipkin Columbia, Tenn Cardus Cardui Brazos County Bar Association Oak McKenzie Green Parrot W. S. Barron R. V. Armstrong J. G. Minkert Joe Ranson W. E. Neeley Bill Bethea Butler Hickman Lamar Bethea F. L. Henderson Bar Association Mr. McKenzie Chase Lister Theatre Co the Beau
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