Bryan daily notes many local visits and travels
Monday's Daily reports numerous Bryan residents traveling for work visits and family trips. Walter Wipprecht and son Walter III begin return to Washington DC after Christmas with relatives. several Bryan residents, teachers, and professionals are listed visiting Houston, Dallas, Austin, New Orleans, and more, with occasional illness notes and household moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Wipprecht
Walter III
Washington,d. C
W. E. Graham
Bryan
Rock Prairie
Jess M. Shelton
Canada
Hemphill County
Homme
Buchanan
Houston
Brazos County
Lemma Dowell
Travis
Pauline McCulloch
Helen Dowling
LaSalle
Ailas
W. J. Andrews
College Station
Chas. F. Hillier
Laura
Bessie Heard
New Orleans
John Depuma, Sr
J. J. Deupma
Steele’s
E.R. Liner
Ohio
J. Liner
Liner
Greenwood Court
Morris Schulman
Glenn Stinnette
Chisd Paren
Lufkin
E. F. Parks
South College Avenue
Tyler Haswell
Ava Haswell
Haswell Giraud
Huntsville
Virginia Evans
M. I. Evans
Austin
National Economics Sorority
Miss Evans
Commie Wilkins
Denison
Commie Hunter
County health drive reports progress in 1932 efforts
Ortega speaks at meetings in Bryan Steele's Store and Rogers Farm as countywide National Negro Health Week marked with a gold seal certificate. Tuberculosis Christmas Seals, home visits for maternity infancy preschool and care, school hygiene, immunizations, and clinic services totaled extensive outreach with 200 physician services and 4698 individual conferences across Texas counties and associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ture
Ortega
Bryan
Steele's
Rogers Farm
Washington
D. C
Red Cross
Dr. Hammond’s Hospital
Muskogee
Okla
John Sealy Hospital
Wilkerson Clinic
School For Deaf
Austin
Texas
Texas Tuberculosis Association
Galveston
Prairie View
Fort Worth
Texas Public Health Association
Mineral Wells
Former Resident To Speak Before Bryan Clubwomen
Mrs. Roscoe Bates of Dallas sister of Mrs. Hoyle and Mrs. Saunders and known as Ada Beard will be the guest speaker at the Bryan Woman's club book tea during the weekly meeting on Wednesday January 17 at the club house. Bates has statewide renown as a reader and book-reviewer and is acclaimed in Dallas for her appearances before major clubs. Bryan club women anticipate her Bryan visit with high expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Franze
Kurten
Bryan
Iva Bond
S. I. Dowling
Rock Prairie
F. F. Bibby
J. W. Dyer
Fast 30Th Street
Bibby
A. & M. College
Christine Kellett
Roscoe Bate
Dallas
S. C. Hoyle
H. A. Saunders
Ada Beard
Bryan Woman's Club
Woman's Club
Noto IIs Winner Repeats In Attendance Race
Bryan Volunteer Fire Department officers were reelected for a seventh consecutive term. Sam Noto won the 1928 attendance contest with a perfect 89 roll calls, marking his fourth win. W J Blazek finished second. 49 fewer alarms noted in 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
W. J. Blazek
Jenkins
A M College Men to Speak at SWWA Meet in Dallas
Professors C C Hedges E W Steele H Kons P J A Yeller and Dr B F Giesecke will speak at the annual Texas Section Southwest Water Works Association meeting and short school in Dallas January 15 16 and 17. The program covers waterworks sewage plant operation supervision and construction with basic and advanced courses and demonstrations. Representatives from the State Relief Commission and PWA will discuss improvements using CWA and PWA funds. Round table discussions allow attendees to ask questions and share plant experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Hedges
E. W. Steele
E. H. Kons
P. J. A. Yeller
B. F. Giesecke
College Station
Texas Section
Southwest Water Works Association
Dallas
D. T. Mauldin
State Relief Commission
Public Works Administration
Water Works Fraternity
CWA
PWA
College Church Wins Five B T S Banners
The College Station Baptist church won five of six banners at the Creath Brazos Association meeting held at College Avenue Baptist Church in Bryan. The banner for efficiency went to Bryan’s Bryan Church. Representatives from multiple churches attended as H. P. Black presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
H. P. Black
First Baptist Church
Bryan
Asociationas B. T
Mr. Black
Bryan and College
W. B. Brearvale
W. H. Andrew
K.L. Brown
College Station Baptist Church
Club Work in Brazos Thru Past Year
A summary details Brazos county home demonstration club results from the past year as part of the work report by County Home Demonstration Agent Janche. The account highlights activities, achievements, and ongoing projects within the extension program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos
Brazos County
Coun
Janche
Rural Women Drive Growth In County Farm Food Program 1933
The Brazos county effort to boost self sufficiency in farm foods shows strong results with 116 home demonstration club women and girls reporting 31 960 quarts canned and valued at 3 988 57. Meals budgets were made by 77 women, shelving expanded by 2177 feet, and market sales supported by five women totaling 2102 11. Additional products include cakes pies and other baked goods with notable sales and orchard and vine plantings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
A. H. Keller
Kuttén
Minnie Locke
National Anthem Manuscript Sells for $24000
The original Francis Scott Key manuscript of the Star Spangled Banner sold at auction for $24,000 to New York collector Dr A S W Rosenbach. It came from Henry Walters Baltimore collection and was sold by the Safe Deposit and Trust Co of Baltimore. The piece was Key's first complete composition, transcribed from notes aboard a vessel as he witnessed the battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Francis Scot
Key
Pr. A
Appeal I5 Dismissed in Ada Horton Murder Conviction
The court of criminal appeals dismissed the appeal of Ada Horton convicted of murder in Brazos County District Court about a year ago and sentenced to three years in state prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Horton
Brazos County
Court of Criminal Appeals
Licensed to Marry Crowded by County Clerk License Records
Licensed to wed by County Clerk Clyde Goen are Aaron W Smith and Nettie Arnold and M Le Sargent and Ophie La Green white residents Negro couples approved Ellis Tanzler and Mary Gordon and William Turner and Mary Warren in this notice from the county clerk office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aaron W. Smith
Nettie Arnold
M. le Sargent
Ophie la Green
Clyde Goen
Ellis Tanzler
Mary Gordon
William Turner
Mary Warren
Old Newspapers for Sale by Eagle Printing Company
Local printing house offers a selection of antique and vintage newspapers for collectors. Available issues span multiple decades with varying conditions and prices. Contact Eagle Printing Company for listings and ordering details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Eagle Printing Company
Red Cross Yearly Drive Reaches Brazos County Goal
Et Rev J B Gleissner leads Brazos County Red Cross drive as total rises to 900 80 dollars, surpassing the 900 goal set this year. The quota jumped from 600 to 900, with a final contribution of 23 dollars tipping the total over the target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Gleissner
Red Cross
Brazos County
Red Cross Committee
Rev. Gleissner
Red Cross Plans To Provide Bedside Bags For Ill Veterans
The Red Cross in Texas chapters prepares bedside bags for ill veterans in government and ex-government hospitals. Local Brazos County receives a small February quota. staff guide instructions and solicit volunteers through the city hall office and Red Cross secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Texas
Brazos County
Wm. M. Baxter Jr
American Red Cross
Albert Buchanan
Couzens Urges Probe of Record William Splawn
Senator Couzens urged the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee to conduct a thorough investigation of the qualifications of William W. Splawn of Texas for the Interstate Commerce Commission. He said a careful going into his record ought to be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Couzens
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Wiliam W. Splawn
Texas
Interstate Commerce Commission
Typewriter Yellow Second Sheets for Sale
The Flyie Printing Company offers yellow second sheets for typewriter use. These affordable sheets are marketed for clerical work and note taking, with a focus on archival compatibility and readability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flyie Printing Company
Eagle Printing Company
Fire losses reduced in Bryan for 1933
A report to City Manager R G Williams from Texas Fire Insurance Dept chief Eugene Sanders cites Bryan’s 1933 fire losses at about 14198, down from 44611 in 1932. Officials hope penalty reductions on March 1 will reflect this improvement and note continued prevention efforts citywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
R. GC. Williams
Eugene Sanders
Texas Fire Insurance Department
Sanders
Bryan and Brazos County
East Texas Chamber of Commerce
East Texas
122000 Pounds Of Beef Canned At Local Plant
More than 90000 cans of beef totaling 122000 pounds have been prepared at the Bryan cannery. Mrs Nat Edmondson in charge says the 14 pound cans are filled with roast hamburger hash or soup. None has shipped yet and distribution is planned among 11 districts in the area served by the cannery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Cannery
Nat Edmondson
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A. J. Irving
Irving
Weldon Jones
T. M. Kellett
Madisonville
Engle Arnold
Donna
Jimmie Warren
L. M. Merka
I. J. Rosprim
Willie
Peter Yeager
Mary Vitopil
Yeager
Pat Tracey
John Batte
John Jr
Clinton Breeding
Cameron
J. C. Harrison
O. B. Martin
D.B. Cofer
D. B. Marburger
D. H. Reid
College Campus
Brazos County Health Committee
Frank Merka
Lee Melesky
Smetana
Noto Iis
A-M College
SWWA
Omaha
George W. McDonald
Robert Walsh
Tad
McDonald
Denver
Murther
Associated Press
Gleissner
William Splawn
Willys-Knight
Firestone and
Goodyear
Bryan Motor Company
Ford Sales and Service
North Main Street
Erie
Our
Renroenes
Ward & CO
Bryan Ave
Pho
Oseeer
Bryan, Texas
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