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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1933
Page
8
The piece profiles Alben Barkley as Democratic National Convention chair and Kentucky VP candidate history, notes a Texas pilot Alice Levinson earning license No 26150, and recalls Abbott Lawrence Lowell and George Otis Smith as influential educators and power figures with diverse honors and roles.
Freshman violinist Terrell won a crowded state contest and later studied under Terry Ferre. He trained from age six in Galveston schools, moved to the Rio Grande Valley at 13, played in prize-winning bands, and joined Stephen F. Austin High School. He pursued music at Sam Houston State Teachers College, studied under N. J. Whitehurst, and now teaches at The First National Institute of Violin while pursuing a Chicago Musical College bachelor’s degree.
The article recalls a leading suffrage advocate who helped organize the International Woman Suffrage Alliance in 1902 and led it from 1904 to 1924. Her worldwide 1911 tour boosted the cause, with Stockholm speech translated into 24 languages. She later championed world peace and disarmament, supporting the Geneva arms conference.
A long list of residents including Chas Ramsey, Mrs. Ivan Boyett, John Caldwell, H. R. Brayton, Billie Brayton, Ivan Boyett, R. G. Williams, C. Bh. Ware, N. J. Kerwin, Frank Cash, C. L. Rogers Jr., H. A. Burger, Mrs. W. W. Operstein, and others appears as a roll call of local names. The compilation also mentions Mrs. J. H. Kitchens, J. K. Kitchens, Ross Dean, Mrs. Ray Pippin, Mrs. N. A. Stewart, Sam Noto, Mrs. Forrest Jones, Guy P. Bittle, Mrs. W. J. Blazek, Dink Vance, Mrs. F. B. Brown Jr., and additional families connected to the community.
Bryan area Jewish leaders and guests hosted a noon luncheon at the New York cafe honoring Louis Cohen of Port Smith Arkansas and Em Reichman of Dallas. Cohen outlined Bnai Brith’s reach from its 90 year origins to national programs and hospitals while Reichman spoke on cultural activities and university chapters including Hillel foundations.
Walter Geshowitz as president and A. Handler as vice president led a Hillel club banquet for Jewish students at A. and M. not tied to the national group. A. Handler reported on the club’s literary and social program. Musical numbers by Lilly Kaplan Rose Kaplan Sara Manilof Nathalie Block. Thirty five present.
The Norwalk Ohio Herald editor views the banking scene with cautious optimism despite real estate rents unpaid and bonds failing. He notes declines in preferred and common stocks, vanished dividends, and some bank closures leaving savers affected, urging careful consideration of the overall situation.
The piece argues that most closed banks were solvent except for frozen assets and that remaining banks are solid. It praises savings accounts as 100 percent secure and notes banks in Ohio pay taxes and interest, making savings safer than stocks.
A banquet for the Men’s Bible Class and the Young Men’s Class of the College Avenue Baptist Church will be held Thursday night at 7 20 at the church.
An advertisement touts Davey Mentha Pepsin as a fast acting remedy for stomach agony gas and indigestion. It claims relief from dyspepsia gastritis dizziness and sleeplessness and presents it as a general tonic improving appetite and well being for men and women.
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