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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1924

Page

3

Brazos County Club Notes Highlight Poultry Efforts and Roads Debate

Effie Rice reports Benchley 1924 club meeting with eleven members. poultry focus strong with Leghorns and eggs, Chicks and incubations, and expenses shared. District leaders discuss roads funding, terracing, fertilizer use, and farm finances. prize for club letters begins March trading depth of 1920s rural life.

Effie Rice Benchley Boys’ and Girls Benchley Texas S. C Rhode Island Johnnie Peyton North Texas Wylie Sikes Hugo Rice Brazos County Milton Rice C. L. Benson C. A. Hawke College Poultry Farm Benson

Barn Collapse Kills Mule and Injures Two

A noon roof collapse on a metal barn on North Main Street near the ice plant fatally injures one mule and injures two others. The animals belonged to S. J. Mauldin contractor working on the H. and T. C. drainage project. The barn housed ten Mauldin mules and Tremont’s two animals.

M. J. Tremont

Lions Dinner Slated Next Tuesday After Snow

Small turnout at the Lions Club luncheon in Hotel Bryan due to snow. Twelve members attended and M. M. Erskine’s program was postponed to next Tuesday. Attendees included Dr. A. Searcy Rev. R. L. Brown J. E. Hensarling M. M. Erskine R. V. Armstrong Rev. W. N. Shell J. Coulter Smith C. R. Gardner Pat Newton Jess M. Cook Tom G. Suber and P. A. Tardy.

Lions Hotel Bryan M. M. Erskine A. Searcy R. L. Brown J. E. Hensarling R. V. Armstrong W. N. Shell J. Coulter Smith C. R. Gardner Pat Newton Jess M. Cook Tom G. Suber and P. A. Tardy

Women Missionary Society Meets at Mrs Bethany Home

Group No 5 of the Woman's Missionary Society of the First Methodist church held a combined social and business meeting at Mrs M Bethany's home with Mrs Fred Jones assisting. Fourteen members attended with one visitor and one new member. sixty nine chapters and nineteen visits to sick and strangers were reported.

Woman's Missionary Society First Methodist Church M. Bethany Fred Jones Bethany John W. Black J. B. Priddy John Seeley Caldwell J. N. Dulaney J. L. Lush Will Poindexter J. B. Christian A. K. Brown A D. Graham H. R. Brayton W. H. Owens A. Ashworth C. M. Bethany Callie Kern Nelle Cole

No Meeting Held by Bryan Chamber of Commerce

Four directors attended the Bryan Chamber of Commerce meeting at 10 o clock but a quorum was not present due to snow and no meeting was held. Secretary Sam Eberstadt could not reach the directors because the telephone wire was down. Attendees included President John M Lawrence Mrs Lee J Rountree M L Parker and J M Gordon.

Sam E. Eberstadt Chamber of Commerce Jno. M. Lawrence Lee J. Rountree M. L. Parker J. M. Gordon

Precipitation Totals Since Saturday Morning

The total rainfall and snow accumulation since Saturday morning reached about 2.95 inches. Snow blocked the gauge at the George A. Adams Insurance Agency and was melted to count as rain.

George A. Adams Insurance Agency

Superintendent McDonald to preside at rural education session

County School Superintendent D. J. McDonald receives notice from Sam Houston State Normal School that he has been elected presid ing officer for a session at the Sixth Annual Conference on Rural Education and Country Life. The event runs April 28 and 29.

D. J. McDonald Sam Houston State Normal School Department of 8. C. Wilson

Lamar Bagley Freed by Jury Verdict

The jury found Lamar Bagley not guilty after about an hour and a half of deliberation. Dallas attorney L A Ward assisted by F L Henderson of Bryan defended him in the transportation of spiritous liquor case.

Lamar Bagley L. A. Ward Dallas F. L. Henderson Bryan

Court docket set for February in district court

Judge W. C. Davis presiding schedules third and fourth week criminal cases. March dates list State of Texas actions including Kaiser Bullmoski J L Wheeless Joe Turner Sam Meringo and Jno Hightower with hearings on March 3 4 and 6.

W. C. Davis McDonald State of Texas Kaiser Bullmoski J. L. Wheeless Joe Turner Sam Meringo Jno. Hightower

Surprise party for Miss Louise Brown at Ricks home

The Free Baptist church Christian Endeavor class hosted a surprise party Friday night for Miss Louise Brown who is leaving for Houston next week. Mrs. George Smith led the event at Mayon and Mrs. Ricks’s home with gifts and social games followed by refreshments for guests including Perry Ferguson Leigh Smith Vera Halbrook Ewell Wheeler Bess Scott Henry Mize D Tucker Velma Brown Joyce Smith and the honoree plus the hosts.

Christian Endeavor The Free Baptist Church Louise Brown Houston George Smith Mayon Ricks Perry Ferguson Leigh Smith Vera Halbrook Ewell Wheeler Bess Scott Henry Mize D. Tucker Velma Brown Roger Powers Joyce Smith

Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Knox Burch Dies at Age Three

Amie Irene Burch aged three years seven months twelve days died Saturday at 2:00 AM at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J C Kernole one mile east of Bryan. She is survived by her parents a brother William Baxter Burch and grandparents Mr. and Mrs. J C Kernole and Mr. and Mrs. M N Burch of Bryan. Funeral services Sunday at 10 AM from the Kernole residence with Dr. John A Held preaching. Burial will be in Bryan City Cemetery.

Amie I Irene Burch J. C. Kernole Bryan Knox Burch William Baxter Burch M. N. Burch

Triple two story garage upstair apartment planned in Bryan

A Bryan resident plans a two story triple garage on a city lot to house a furnished upstairs apartment. The 16 by 24 foot garage will include kitchen living room bathroom and sleeping porch with running water sewer service and built in storage. The project aims to offer a compact living space separate from the main house at Hutchinson street.

Bryan Bath J. Z. Ramsey H. D. Cuykendall Hutchinson Street

Mrs. A J Buchanan Stricken With Relapse Flu At Home

Mrs A J Buchanan remains at her home with a relapse of influenza. Family and neighbors monitor her condition as doctors advise rest and hydration.

A. J. Buchanan

Chambers-Wilson Motor Co Buys Corner Lot at 27th and Bryan

The Chambers-Wilson Motor Co has closed a contract to purchase the southwest corner lot at 27th and Bryan streets from Mrs. J. W. English of Washington DC for 8500 dollars. The firm declined to reveal future plans for the property. W. H. Post arrived in Bryan from Steep Hollow this morning.

Chambers-Wilson Motor Company 27Th Bryan Streets J. W. English Washington, D. C

Leonard School Washington Party Program Recited

Mrs. P. A. Tardy hosted a Washington memorial program at Leonard School on Friday afternoon. About 50 attendees enjoyed Student presentations including poems songs and a rhyme tale followed by hot chocolate marshmallows and cakes and souvenir red hatchets bearing the school name and date.

P. A. Tardy Leonard School Washington Memorial Annie Mae Bokiskie Willie Berger Washington Stella Krezinski Clyde Berger Pauline Blazek Nettie Krezinski Stella Lavel Helen Bienski Helen Bokoski Mary Krezinski Mary Oliver Berger Agnes Lero Albina Carl Paradowski John Boriskie Beatrice Lovel Joe Poholeck George Washington Rosie Falco Josephine Krezinski Lillie Mae Vaughan Lillie Mae Berger Albina Blazek Tayor Bokoski Virga Mae Lovel Elnora Lovel Pete Bienski Paul Lero Angelina Falco Carlo Falco Ellen Lovel

Money Making Opportunity From Etowah Monument Co

Advertisment promising easy work selling marble and granite monuments. Claims many families can earn over $200 monthly in spare time or full time. Urges securing agency in Atlanta Georgia and lists 666 for headaches and colds.

Etowah Monument Company Atlanta, Ga

Executive Committee Meeting of Bryan Laymen’s at Presbyterian Church

Bryan Laymen's Organization executive committee met Sunday at 4:00 PM at the Presbyterian church. Discussion covered organization details including piano, choir, and distribution of books.

Presbyterian Church Bryan Laymen’s Organization The

County Agent Beason Delays Meetings Due to Rain

County Agent C. L. Beason planned to visit Kurten today but rain and bad roads kept him town-bound. W. H. Buchanan of Kurten advised not to set new dates after unavoidable weather disruptions and to fill appointments as travel becomes possible.

C. L. Beason Kurten W.h.buchanan Beason

Anna Royall Early Day Pioneer Dies in Dallas

Mrs Anna Royall longtime Brazos county resident dies Sunday at her daughter Mrs T F Carson home in Dallas The body reaches Dallas via H T C Railroad and funeral set for 10 am Tuesday Rev Ollie Smith to conduct services Interment Booneville Cemetery McCulloch Gordon Co handles arrangements Survived by two daughters three sons Hugh El Paso W B Los Angeles R R Houston and fourteen grandchildren

Anna Royall Brazos County T. F. Carson Dallas Royall Atlanta Texas N. A. Carson Ollie Smith Booneville Cemetery McCulloch-Gordon Co Hugh el Paso W. B Los Angeles R. R Houston

Lanes and Truman Carroll Visit on Wet Rock Prairie Road

Lanes and Truman Carroll arrive from Rock Prairie on business. The gravel road is wet but passable, unlike many dirt roads in the area.

Lanes Truman Carroll Rock Prairie

Reward Offered for Recovery of Sable Collie Dog

J Webb Howell offers a liberal reward for information leading to the safe return of a large sable colored Collie dog missing from the home. Notify J Webb Howell with any sightings or details.

J. Webb Howell

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Brazos County Boys and Girls Club James J. Hill Clarence Poe Progressive Farmer Edge P. S. Mangum R. R. Lancaster Extension Service D. G. S. Fraps College Station Texas Agricultural Experiment Station Trinity County Barrett Dr. Fraps W. B. Bizzell U. and M. College of Texas Women’s Missionary Society Bryan Chamber Commerce Session Normal School Miss Louise Brown Ricks Home Jesse Smith N. J M. H. James Drug CO Parker Astin Hdw Practical Nurse N. E. Snow Pers. Tenn Prqeness Chambers-Wilson Motor CO Bryan Street Cor W. H. Post Steep Hollow Washington Party Bryan Cotton Oil and Fertilizer CO Ford Detroit, Michigan TESCO Borderbrook Plymouth Rocks Borderbrook Farm John M. Bligh Decatur, Ala Irvin Nerhood Pennsylvania Parker-Astin How. CO Parker-Astin Hdw. CO Icra
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