Local visitors return home as others travel for events
Personal mentions note Mary Freeman and Frances Bogus returning to Gause Milam after visits in Bryan Brazos County. J E Stanford to lead First Baptist prayer service in absence of Rev Day. Wipprechts and Japhets visit Houston and Bryan. Hendersons travel to Austin for educational bill. Foster family from Houston to Harvey area. Sanders visits Bryan. Essie Shealey visits. James Sullivan argues for Sunday picture shows in Bryan with examples from Brenham Cameron and Marlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Freeman
Frances Bogus
Gause
Milam County
Bryan
Brazos County
J. E. Stanford
First Baptist Church
BE. Day
Sivangeline Missionary Conference
Fort Worth
Elsbeth Wipprecht
Houston
Ida Japhet
Ernst Japhet
Walter Wipprecht
David Kernodle
Paul Wipprecht
F. L. Henderson
Austin
Henderson
State Educational Board
Robert T. Foster
Harvey
Mildred Sanders
el Paso
J. H. Sanders
W.S. Barron
B. T. Olsen
Cross
Grimes County
Essie Shealey
Reliance
Sunday Recreation for Bryan Citizens and Students
A People's Column argues for Sunday afternoon wholesome recreation including drives, golf, and shows. It notes conflicts with services are avoidable and cites Bryan residents and A M College students as having limited access compared to larger cities with parks, bands, and pic ture shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
M. College
Rice
Texas
Lions Club Minstrel Draws Crowd for Park Fund Drive
Fourth annual Lions Club minstrel features Salley Brown Page Bishop quartet numbers and soloists led by J Bryan Miller Rip Erskine Hale and Fstill cartoons and a comedy stunt. Capt Lyons narrates a story skit. Chorus lists Newton Lockerd Simmons Kraft Gibbons Sprague Ferguson Bryant Locke directs with planned edits for tonight. Proceeds aid Sue Haswell Memorial Park playground equipment through the Parks and Playground fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Lyons
Pat Newton
N. F. Lockerd
Sys C W. Simmons
E. H. Gibbons
Rita Kraft
Carl Sprague
H. C. Ferguson
E. R. Bryant
Henry Locke
The
Lions Club
Sue Haswell
Pneumonia Fatal to 3-Year-Old in Woodville
Tracey Analo daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Analo Woodville died early today after a short illness from pneumonia. Funeral services were held this afternoon with interment in Cavalry Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tracey Analo
Sam Analo
Woodville
Cavalry Cemetery
Intend to Marry Two Brazos County Couples
Hubert Hughes and Minnie Jones and Robert Walker and Cal lie Walker filed notice of intention to marry and applications for marriage licenses with County Clerk Jess B. McGee on Tuesday. Bryan visitors on Saturday included J. J. Jones Wellborn C R L Jones Harvey Seah Keith and BE M Seaman Kurten W M Hudspeth Tabor Joe Degelia Steeles Store C P Powers Steep Hollow Geo Echols Peter Scott Cameron Ranch Lynn Sample Tabor AOD Robinson Wixon A J Murray Steep Hollow and Rk RB Shaw Rock Prairie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Hughes
Minnie Jones
Robert Walker
Callie Walker
Brazos County
Jess B. McGee
Lions Hear Boost for Bryan Area Agricultural Work
J E Stanford outlined plans to aid Brazos county rural clubs with agricultural development, boosting the Bryan Lions Club program. W F Leverkuhn reviewed past work and future activities, and a Kurten community meeting was announced with Fred Hale and committee to cooperate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Lions Club
Brazos County
J. E. Stanford
Stanford
Texas
Southern Agriculturist
W. F E. Leverkuhn
Stephen F. Austin High School
Death of Everett Conn Gibbs A Texas business leader dies in St. Louis
Everett Conn Gibbs born December 3 1896 in Madisonville lived in Bryan Austin Waco Tyler Amarillo and Temple. WWI officer trainee and instructor, later Buick Stones Firestone Hicks Vacuum Oil executive in East and Central Texas and St Louis. Survived by Ruth Pratt wife father mother two brothers Will K Gibbs Sanford Gibbs. Burial details not provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Bryan High School
State University
Austin
Everett Conn Gibbs
Leon Springs
Texas
Hicks Tire and Rubber Company
Vacuum Oil Co
East Texas
St. Louis
First Methodist Church
Waco
Tyler
Amarillo
Commandery Knights Templar
Shrine At
Everette Conn Gibbs
Ruth Marie Pratt
Jessie Pratt
Temple
Will K. Gibbs
Sanford Gibbs
Chicago, I
Auto overturns near Albany. one dead, two hurt
An auto overturned eight miles north of Albany after a tire blew out killing Henry Wilace, 40, and injuring Havre Nixon and Reese Wolfolk. The three Albany residents were taken to Stamford hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Tress
Abilene
Henry Wilace
Havre Nixon
Reese Wolfolk
Albany
Stamford
Texas Cotton Co op Plan Laid By Texas Men
Texas committee representatives from the Federal Farm Board and American Cotton Co operative Association met in Dallas to reorganize the Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association into the Texas Cotton Co operative Association. They aim to form 5 to 7 district marketing groups and align policies with federal aims, with district and state membership essential for participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Dallas
Federal Farm Board
American Cotton Co-operative Association
Texas Farm Bureau Cotton Association
Federal Board
Harry Williams
T. O O. Walton
College Station
Texas A. & M. College
A. H. Lehdigh
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Lawrence Westbrook
Waco
O. B. Martin
Carl Williams
C. O. Moser
Walton
W. W. Cole
Chillicothe
M. C. Dobbs
Lamesa
Panhandle
National Marketing Corporation
Bank and merchant listings with committee for association
The article lists various home merchants and firms in different city areas connected to First State Bank and Trust Co and other entities. It notes President Eugene Edge naming a three member committee to draft by laws for the association, with Jno M Lawrence F L Henderson and John S Caldwell. The meeting was attended by officers and 20 of 28 executive committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First State Bank and Trust Co
J. M. Sebesta
W. F. Gelber
Pat Newton
J. Groginsky
L. Lobello
Charley Kosarek
Julius Groginsky
Allen Smith
Palermo
Sam Carrabba
Tom Powers
Mike Altimore
B. C. Cash
Bryan Street
C. H. Moehlman
Real Hat
E. E. Yeager
D. D. White
McCulloch-Dansby Co
Will McCulloch
J. Tom Smith
Main St
Henry T. Schovassa
Jack T. Johnson
J. S. Caldwell
J. M. Lawrence Jr
Mr. Sandifer
College Station
Chas. Operstein
J. F. Casey
Eugene Edge
Jno
Bryan Bronchos Defeat Aggie Freshmen In Bi-District Clash
Bryan High School under Coach Gus Cox downed Texas A&M Freshmen coached by Red Petty 29 to 15 at A. and M. Memorial Gym in College Station on Tuesday. Bryan dominated from start to finish, earning a bi-district finals berth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Bryan High School
Gus Cox
Texas Aggie
Red Petty
A. and M. Memorial
Bryan
Longhorn Hatchery Ad Promotes Custom Hatching and Chicks
Custom hatching and high grade chicks offered at popular prices. Book orders now. Hatching eggs wanted. Mrs Beecher Jones operates opposite Texas Oil Co station on College Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beecher Jones
Texas Oil Co
College Avenue
Will Distribute Farm Schedules For 1930 Census
The U S Department of Agriculture asks county agents to aid accurate farm census in 1930. County Agent C L Benson will distribute 500 sample general farm schedules so farmers can prepare. Farmers should answer applicable questions and keep schedules for April enumeration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
State Director of Extension Service
C. L. Benson
Landowners on Highway 6 to Meet Saturday
Land owners whose property lies on the new route for Highway 6 from Bryan to Benchley are summoned by County Judge A S McSwain to meet in Brazos county court house district court room Saturday afternoon to discuss right of way. Several owners have already agreed to donate land, aiming to finalize the acquisition for the state highway commission at its April meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Benchley
A. S. McSwain
District Court Room
Brazos County Court House
State Highway Commission
Worsham Announces Candidacy for Brazos County Tax Assessor
Frank Worsham announces his candidacy for the office of Brazos County tax assessor. He intends to solicit votes and believes his knowledge of local values and conditions will help him be a good officer. He thanks supporters who encouraged his entry into the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Frank Worsham
Smith Candidate for County Commissioner in Precinct 4
John G. Smith, a Bryan carpenter raised in the community, announces his candidacy for county commissioner in Precinct No. 4 in the Democratic primary in July. He emphasizes road work experience and support for economical, quality road building and maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Smith
Bryan Carpenter
Smith
Political Announcement Candidates for July Democratic Primaries
The Eagle announces candidates for office subject to the July Democratic primaries.
Dates fixed for fair by Legion post in Brazos County
Brazos County free fair dates set for October 16 17 and 18 at the Sars Graham Post No 159 American Legion to sponsor. Fair board votes to incorporate and names committee chairs and advisors from each rural area to plan exhibits entertainment and operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sars Graham Post No
American Legion
Fair
Harry Estill
Langston A. Spell
Ed S. Martin
J. E. Sloan
C. L. Benson
Lucy Givens
F. M. Vance
Joe Locke
Tabor
E. M. Seaman
Kurten
J. J. Holik
Smetana
Ross Banana
Steele’s Store
Grant McDonald
King’s Highway
Emmett Holland
Edge
Joe Merka
Rye
B. N. Risinger
Reliance
Roy Foster
Steep Hollow
Noah Cole
Harvey
Douglas Royder
Wellborn
J. W. Burrows
Millica
Spring Weather Mercury Record Over Last Week
Moderate temperatures peaked Saturday with a high of 83 degrees, the week's weather record. The low was 44 on Monday, and total rainfall reached .23 inches with three days showing measurable precipitation. Daily highs and lows included Monday 68 44 and Saturday 75 57 with other days in the 70s. Rain totals: Thursday .06, Friday .16, Sunday .01 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury
Mattiaay Onchwatene
Expense Money Is Allowed for Brazos County Commissioners
Texas fourth special session passed House Bill No. 93 enabling traveling expenses for Brazos county commissioners. County Judge A B McSwain said $25 per month would cover automobile operation costs in county work, replacing the current $125 monthly allowance used for upkeep. The move aims to offset travel costs while performing official duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Brazos County
McSwain
Texas Cotton Crisis Prompts Acreage Cut Demand
Texas Agriculture Commissioner George Terrell urged farmers to reduce cotton acreage by 150 percent and improve staple quality to lift prices. He warned a national oversupply could drive prices below 10 cents a pound. He highlighted untenderable short staple and prison-farm premium data as factors in potential gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Austin
George Terrell
Triculture
Texas
Terrell
Iola Visitors Lindsey McCary and Clarence Iswell in Bryan
Lindsey McCary and Clarence Iswell of Iola were business visitors in Bryan on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsey McCary
Clarence Iswell
Iola
Bryan
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J.C. Penney
Food For Thought
Brenham
Cameron
Marlin
Navasota
James Sullivan
A. and M. College of Texas
People’s Column
Lions’ Meet
Moody's Committee
Bryan Bronchos
Aggie Fish
Longhorn Hatchery
Hiway No. 6
Worsham
Raymond B. Jones
R. R
Dick” Broach Prank
Clyde F. Goen
J. M. Ferguson
Roy Montgomery
J. H. Reed
Co. A. Buchanan
Justice of the Peace
T, McGre
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