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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1925

Page

4

Hempstead Banker L D Amsler Found Dead

L D Amsler vice president of Farmers National Bank and County Treasurer was found dead in his Hempstead home this morning. His wife heard a pistol shot and discovered him. death said to be from a self inflicted wound. He leaves a widow and mother, two daughters, a son, a brother and two sisters with connections to College Station Georgetown and Houston.

Amsler Waller County Associated Press Hempstead L. D. Amsler Farmers National Bank Farmers’ National Bank of Hempstead C. A. Searcy L. R. Besse College Station Harriet Mayo Amsler Southwestern University Georgetown Hervey New Bank Corpus Christi John Amsler P. B. Thornton Houston Theo, Ahrenbeck Harriet Mayo Amsters

Amsler Funeral Held At Home In Hempstead

Funeral services for L. Amsler banker and county treasurer who died from a pistol shot will be at 3 30 this afternoon at the family home Hempstead with Rev S Moylan Bird in charge. Burial will be in Hempstead city cemetery. Survivors include widow two daughters son brother and sisters.

L. Aimler Hempstead S. Moylan Bird Episcopal Church of Bryan Amsler Episcopal Church Hempstead City L. R. Besse College Station Harriett Mayo Amsler Southwestern University Georgetown Hervey New Bank Corpus Christi John Amsler Waller County P. B. Thornton Houston Theo. Ahrenbeck Searcy C. A. Searcy Harriett Mayo Amslers

Steep Hollow Christmas Visitors Tell of Holiday Guests

Misses Katie and Rebecca Hall visit with Mr and Mrs T P Hall for Christmas. Ollie Moore of Dallas spends holidays with Mr and Mrs W E Moore. Etta Smith of Houston stays a few days with Laura Mims. Loucille Worsham family return home from Quanah. W E Woods of Somerville visits the Hall home. Roy Foster family spend Sunday with Allen Hopkins of Iola. Sidney Atkinson of Corsicana visits sister Mrs W E Moore. Eva and Emma Tobias of Bryan spend weekend with Cora Annie Laura Cook.

Bryan Dally Eagle Steep Hollow Katie Rebecca Hall T. P. Hall Ollie Moore Dallas W. E. Moore Etta Smith Houston Laura Mims Loucille Worsham Quanah Fannie Worsham W. E. Woods Somerville Hall Roy Foster Allen Hopkins Iola Sidney Atkinson Corsicana W. FE. Moore Eva Emma Tobias Bryan Cora Annie Laura Cook J. D. Barnett Joe Barnett Lizzie Barnett Charlie Jones Harvey

Dr L C Wilkerson Recalls China Big Game Hunt

Dr L C Wilkerson spoke at the Green Parrot Tea Room where Rotary Club members and guests listened to tales of his experiences in China. He described a big game hunt and shared entertaining anecdotes learned during his voyage.

DR. L. C. Wilkerson China Green Parrot Tea Room W. S. Barron Ruth Knox L. 0. Wilkerson D. L Wilson Wilson Wilkerson

Hunter recounts China hunting trip and Bandera Civil War tragedy

Dr Wilkerson recalls a China hunt with four companions including a 16 year old son and Dr Taylor as they travel by rail and foot to western China. Bandera carries a Civil War era tale where eight Williamson county men were hanged by soldiers and never tried. A monument marks their graves.

China Dr. Taylor Western Peking-Nanking West China Wilkerson Dr. Wilkerson Peking T. A. Adams W. S. Barron C. L. Benson C. S. Beckwith S. M. Bird J. W. Black J. H. Kraft T. K. Lawrence W. H. Lawrence Oak McKenzie W. I. McCulloch Roy Montgomery J. F E. Marsh J. T. S. Park David Reid J. L. Reese Chas. Sosolik R. Dunn C. C. Todd D. D. Vasbinder M. E. Wallace D. L. Wilson Associated Press Bandera Frank Pyka Williamson County Bandera County J. Marvin Hunter The Pioneer Times Mexico Here Alexander Squirrel Creek Hondo Hunter C. J. Sawyer W. M. Sawyer George Thayer William Shumake Jack Whitmire Jake Kyle John Smart Mr. van Winkle Mr. Hunter

Report Cards Available At County Superintendent Office

The office has received the report cards. Teachers needing copies may call at the Office of the County Superintendent, D. J. McDonald, to pick them up at their convenience.

D. J. McDonald

Memphis and Madisonville Guests Of Mr and Mrs Allen

Miss Mattie Mae Garrison of Memphis Tennessee and Mrs J R McJunkin of Madisonville are guests of Mr and Mrs C A Allen.

Mattie Mae Garrison Memphis, Tenn J. R. McJunkin Madisonville C. A. Allen

Elected officers named for Baptist Business Men's Class

The First Baptist Sunday School Business Men's Bible Class elected officers on December 28 for the next six months. R B Grant became president with Jas M Dunn as first vice president and L O Wilkerson as second vice president.

R.B. Grant Baptist Business Men Business Men’s Bible First Baptist Sunday School R. B. Grant Jas. M. Dunn L. O. Wilkerson L. R. Benning O. J. Parks T. H. Haltom Carnegie Library

Austin Frontiersmen Poker for Tombstone Legend

Austin reports recount the 1880s feud between Colonel Cardwell editor of the Statesman and Ben Thompson. Thompson threatens violence. Cardwell warns him with armed guards and joking fatalism. Thompson later plays a tombstone wager with Luke Watts the tombstone peddler, amid Austin frontier lore.

Austin Autocrats Tombstone Colonel Cardwell Ben Desperado Thompson Texas Statesman Cardwell Ben Thompson Luke Watts Austin Jim Long Watts San Antonio New Braunfels San Marcos

Bryan Boy Verifies Hearing from St Petersburg on 3-Tube Radio

J. D. Martin Jr of Bryan received a confirmation card from headquarters validating his claim of hearing St. Petersburg Russia on Thanksgiving night November 24. The 3 tube radio picked up Mexico City briefly then the foreign station, strong enough to be heard 30 feet away, with the boy noting details for the St Louis Post Dispatch. He previously heard Glasgow, Scotland, a year earlier on Thanksgiving night 1923.

J. D. Martin, Jr Bryan St. Petersburg Petrograd Junior Martin Mexico City St. Louis Post Dispatch Glascow Scotland

Boy Scout Troop 13 Meeting Highlights Sunday Evening

The usual weekly meeting of Troop 13 opened with the Scout oath and ended with the oath. Scoutmaster W S Barron praised the boys for past behavior and spoke on Rotary and its aid to Scouts in San Antonio. Present were Barron and several scouts including Frank Bain Morris Kaplan Sam Kaplan and Woodrow Wallace.

Troop No. 13 W. S. Barron Mr. Barron Rotary Rotary Club San Antonio Barron Frank Bain Willie Boriskie Abram Kaplan Morris Hamilton Theodore Boriskie Sam Trant Sam Kaplan John Robert Persons Henry and Neal Godwin Osborn Higgs Woodrow Wallace Morris Kaplan

Visitors From College Town Drop In At Bryan

Mrs. W. B. Bizzell Mrs. B. Young Mrs. M. Francis Mrs. R. P. Marsteller Mrs. C Todd and Mrs. J. B. Bagley of College were among the visitors in Bryan today.

W. B. Bizzell B. Young‘blood M. Francis R. P. Marsteller C. ©. Todd J. B. Bagley College Bryan

Personal mentions brighten Bryan Christmas season

Local notes list Lula Mae Blaylock and J E Blaylock Jr of Waco visiting Bryan, other families and residents returning from holiday trips to Houston Hearne Calvert and San Antonio, new homes and a carload of furniture for Store No 3 at College, and several travels around Texas during Christmas season.

Illness and Christmas Travel in Bryan Area

Mrs. L Lobella is reported quite ill with pneumonia. Mesdames Henry Locke and James Page returned from a Christmas visit to their mother in San Antonio. They traveled by auto with Miss Frances Locke and Miss Eula Beth Locke. They abandoned their car at Giddings due to slippery roads. Mr. and Mrs. W R Glazener spent the holidays with parents in Fairfield. Albert and Charlie Payne of Edge visited Bryan. C W Risinger of Steep Hollow is a Bryan visitor. Mr and Mrs J H Womble of Bryan came to town.

Madisonville Henry Womble W. S. Higgs First State Bank and Trust Company H. T. Coulter Helen Rockdale Bryan J. W. Coulter Charley Hudson Allen Academy Ada Okla Wayne W. Evans Henry T. Schovassa Edward D. Brandt Luling John A. Moore Geo. Horner San Antonio J. T. Turner Frank Bittle Texarkana Col C. C. Todd Miriam Crute Gabe Cazell Ennis Sam FE. Eberstadt Crute Corinne Leibrecht Marlin Ls Lois Manley J. H Edinburgh Frances James E. F. Parks Helen Kerr Parks Merry Lillian Lucy Somerville Park Mary Parks Henry Hoehlman Eugene Parks Dallas J. W. Dyer J. H. Conway College Avenue A. H. Poetter Franklin Constance Bradbury Baylor University Waco A. R. Sutton Fort Worth W. F. Miller Houston Frank Miller Minnie Lou Mary Andrew Blum R. P. Andrews Eden L. J. Falgeau Gabe Cazell, Jr Gabe, Jr Arthur Potts College Station Jack Davis A. and M. College J. Tom Smith Will Smith Shreveport Reliance Smith J. Tom Coulter Smith Solon Morgan Dixon Turner Shirley Irene Turner Smetana Turner

Also Mentioned on This Page

L.D. Amsler Rev. Bird Julian Chronicle Joseph Poor Middle Verde O. B. Miles George Hay John Pyka Robert Ballantyne St. Louis Billy Simms Asutin Austin Statesman Austin American John Cardwell Cairo Egypt G. Senter Bryan Boy Russia BOY Scout Lula Mae J. E. Blaylock, Jr J. M. Bullock Fritz Vanderworth Allister Waldrop Calvert Sangster Bizzell Jacksonville Milton W. Sims Milton W. Sims, Jr Charles H. Mills S. H. Cain Frank McGee H. F. Payne Kenedy C. E. Jenkins Ray Corley D. L. Corley San Angelo W. E. Johnson, Jr Wharton T. H. Carlson A. and M. College Carlson Brookings South Dakota Lee J. Rountree el Paso T. C. Mitchell O. B. Webb Frances Barnett Webb Cliff A. Harris Texas Pacific Railway New Orleans S. Ross Dunn Longview J. B. Dunn W. A. Stone J. E. Stanford L. E. Morehead Ursuline Avenue East 28Th Street Business and Shorthand Training School Howell Building
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