Personal Notices From Bryan Jan 18 1922
Bryan residents report visits and arrivals across the area. Mrs. J. K. Parker notes her Clarksville Tennessee arrival at noon Sunday and Mrs. J. G. Anderson’s improving illness reaches friends in Bryan. Allen Carr returns from Houston business trip as do many locals visiting Hearne, Beaumont, Galveston and College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
John K. Parker
Clarksville
Tenn
J. G. Anderson
Route 4
Brazos County
J. W. Black
Hearne
Mina Graham
Houston
Lucy Christian
Ruth Cavitt
Beaumont
Robert Armstrong
Usurine Avenue
W. Elbert Moore
Steep Hollow
C. F. Willliams
Coleman County
Texas
A. & M. College
Williams
Sam H. Weyand
Ledbetter
Bryan Hospital
W. L. Houston
West 24Th Street
Dirs
W. R. Stewart
Baby
Waco
C. A. Wheeler
West 76Th Street
Mr. Stewart
Hull Bros
Sam Levy
Mouston 1
Mr. Levy
Cormaly
Ana Dars
Will Wisnoski
Ww. c. Wisnoski
Elzee Francis
Nova
A. L. Benson
Sberstadt
Katherine Hillen
Will Hillen
Edge Apartments
Wheelock
Galveston
Baril L. Morris
Bastrop
Department
J. E. Covey
Roy Hudspeth
Noel R. Sims
Mr. Sims
A. and
M. College
Fort Worth
J. E. Bullock
Albert Byron
Poulter Christian
Paley Reed
A. D. Graham
Arch Graham
R. E. Fife
D. D. White
Fife
White
J. H. Hancock
Hempstead
Grover C. White
H. K. White
Usurline Convent
W. S. Barron
C. W. Coving
San Antonio
G. W. Hale
Charles Wetter
W. M. Surber
B. F. Clarke
Mr. Surber
N. Kosofsky
Electric
Mills P. Walker
Local residents and visitors frequent Bryan on January 28 1922
Reports from Bryan list movements and visits of numerous residents including J A Dicks from Bryan moving to the country, Sam Jones relocating to Brazos bottom, and D E Thompson and son Claude from Route 6. Other notes mention Mrs L O Wilkerson’s Houston visit en route to Stanton Tenn, and various trips by Brazos County residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Dicks
Bryan
Prospect
Sam Jones
Brazos Bottom
W. S. Mial
D. E.thompson
Claude Thompson
CE. A. Peters
J. H. Reed
Coleview
L. O. Wilkerson
Houston
Stanton
Tenn
Ark
Wynne Lay
Dallas
Tyler Haswell
West 24Th Street
Mina Graham
W. E. Graham
Wellborn
Tyra Morgan
Artie Lou Smith
Reliance
J. G. Welch
Brazos County
Mart
Tony M. Salvato
Beaumont
R. B. Niese, Jr
Henry
W. A. Free
J. L. Sample
Margaret Cobb
Tabor
W. O. Holmes
Roy Hudspeth
Kurten
Little Frances Conrad
Will Conrad
L. H. Tucker
Minnie Finneran
Ethel Sellers
H. Smith
H. G. Eaves
New Orleans
Howard Evans
Henry G. Eaves
Anton Conrad
Route 1
Eagle
Frank Webb
W. C. Roberts
Navasota
Tabor Short Course Program Focused on Feb 3 and 4
A joint meeting outlined the Tabor Short Course plans for February 3 and 4 with speakers like Mr. Mobley, former national chairman of Farmers Organizations Legislative Committee, and Mrs. Bertha Dahl Laws. Mrs Laws promotes better homes and health and will lecture on women’s work and home economics. The event includes talks to inspire a prosperous life and is backed by the Agricultural Extension Department of International Harvester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor
C. L. Benson
Mobley
Washington of Farmers’ Organizations
Farm Loan Bank
Parcel Post
Smith-Lever
Bertha Dahl Laws
Boston School of Cooking
Chautauqua
New York
Wisconsin University
Indiana
United States
Canada
Alaska
Minnesota
America
Robertson-Brazos Baptist Fifth Sunday Meeting at Calvert
Calvert Texas January 23 Special to the Eagle lists the Fifth Sunday meeting program with Calvinist Baptist churches of Brazos and Robertson counties. Events run Friday night through Sunday with sermons devotional sessions and church education topics led by Rev J J Pipkin Rev J L Wallace Rev J J Leutwyler Dr Isaac A Held and others including Bryan and Hearne participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvert
Tex
First Baptist Church
Brazos
Roberston County
J. J. Pipkin
J. L. Wallace
J. J. Leutwyler
Jnc. A. Held
Bryan
Finny Drury
C. B. Carter
R. E. Bass
Sam Hunter
John A. Held
R. L. Brown
College
W. M. Robinson
L. E. Dowd
D. G. Starkie
J. I. Moore
Franklin
Nan Hearne Beverly
Hearne
New Baden
Willie Mae Fulton
Elliott
Jno. A. Held
M. E. Cunningham
M. E. Caningham
Last Day of Hunting Season January 31
January 31 marks the final day to hunt wild ducks geese coots gallinules and Wilson snipe nationwide under a Federal migratory game birds law. The law allows possession of carcasses for 10 days after season end unless prohibited by state or local rules. storing birds after February 10 risks federal prosecution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bureau of Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Red Cross Thanks Donors for Warm Clothing Bundles
The Red Cross acknowledges generous bundles of warm clothing for Home Service work among the poor. The chapter credits the Bryan and College community for cooperation, enabling it to meet emergency clothing demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Bryan and
College
Knights of Pythias Thank Brazos Masons for Support
At a Bryan Lodge meeting a committee was formed to thank the Brazos Union Lodge No. 129 A F and A M for courtesies. Names listed include George E. Hadley R. M. Walker H. S. Locke and Lee J. Rountree. The Knights have long used the Masonic temple and now share larger quarters as membership grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Brazos Union Lodge
A. F
A. M
George
E. Hadley
R. M. Walker
H. S. Locke
Lee J. Rountree
Masonic Temple
Masonic Lodge
Bryan
Texas Highway Bulletin sent to officials and public
The Texas Highway Bulletin issue from the State Highway Department in Austin is distributed to county officials and the public. Future mailings require a formal application, but the service remains free of charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Highway Bulletin
State Highway Department
Austin
Bryao Eagle
Highway Department
Blue Star Remedy for Skin Diseases Guaranteed
Roman and Vick advertise Blue Star Remedy claiming it cures all forms of skin disease including itch eczema cracked hands ringworm and old sores with a full guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roman & Vick
Henry G Eaves of Bryan Dies in New Orleans
Henry G Eaves 21 of Bryan died suddenly of heart disease Saturday in New Orleans where he managed Trivers Clothing Company He was returning home on the noon train and funeral arrangements await his wife arrival in Bryan He leaves a daughter Nelia Lee and relatives in Dallas and Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry G. Eaves
S. L. Eaves
Bryan
New Orleans
Trivers Clothing Company
North
Parker Street
Bryan Cemetery
Nelia Lee Eaves
Sam L. Eaves
Howard Eaves
Dallas
H. B. Smith
Nelia Eaves
Ross Chapter U. D. C. Holds Meeting in Bryan
Pleasant and profitable gathering of L. S. Ross Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy at Mrs. P. S. Park home. The program honored General Robert E. Lee and General T. J. Jackson with tributes by Mrs. John A. Held and Mrs. E. E. McAdams. Fund contributions to Woodrow Wilson Foundation and Jefferson Davis Memorial Fund were announced. Mrs. Albert Buchanan named as representative for Bryan Woman's Club Day at Carnegie Hall. New member Mrs. Harry McDowell welcomed.]]
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. S. Ross
United Daughters of the Confederacy
P. S. Park
Robert E. Lee
T. J. Jackson
John A. Held
E. E. McAdams
Woodrow Wilson Foundation Fund
Jefferson Davis Memorial Fund
Bryan Woman’s Club
Carnegie Hall
Albert Buchanan
Harry McDowell
United Daughters’ of the Confederacy
Bryan
J. J. Adams
R. K. Chatham
Amanda True
J. F. Parks
J. W. Johnson
Ida H. Shepard
W. A. Banks
W. G. Taliaferro
M. Parker
Eliza T. Johnson
Lottie Stoddard
M. Stella Shepard
Daisy Montgomery
Two Flue Fires Prompted Bryan Fire Department
Soot in a pair of flue fires led to two alarms in Bryan last night. At 7:45 p.m. responders were sent to Albert Opersteney’s home on West 26th Street, and at 8:45 p.m. to Major L. L. McInnis’s home on East 29th Street. No property damage was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Albert Opersteney
West 26Th Street
L. L. McInnis
East 29Th Street
M Donald Announces For County School Superintendent
D J McDonald declares candidacy for Brazos County School Superintendent in the Democratic Primaries. He notes a permanent certificate and thirteen years teaching in the county and asks for votes, promising his best efforts if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M'Donald
Brazos County
D. J. McDonald
Brazos County Poll Taxes Far Behind Yet
Tax collector Roy Hudspeth reports Brazos County has about 4,000 polls due with only 1,785 paid by Saturday night. In Bryan city 423 polls have been paid, with 213 from men and 210 from women, according to City Secretary Guy F. Bittle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Roy Hudspeth
Guy F. Bittle
College Parent Teachers Donate Socks to Red Cross
Mrs. E. J. Fermier of College donated 35 pairs of children socks to the Red Cross on Saturday afternoon. The gift was made in the name of the College Parent-Teachers Association and used to support the Russian Relief Fund. The Red Cross expressed deep appreciation for the timely gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
E. J. Fermier
Parent-Teachers’ Association of College
Todd Straub Wedding Placed in Bryan Home
Raymond Todd of Rock Prairie and Eunice Straub of Wellborn wed at 11 30 am Wednesday. Rev J B Bullock officiated at his Bryan home as friends in Brazos County extend best wishes for a joyful life ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todd-Straub
Raymond Todd
Rock Prairie
Eunice Straub
Wellborn
Rev
J. B. Bullock
Bryan
Brazos County
Eagle
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Toes
Martin's Prairie
Grimes County
John Peyton
Benchley
A. D. Jackson
Otto Numeyer
Argentine Republic
John Best
John O’leary
O’leary
Cora Hamilton
A. L. Ward
Dalhart
Extension Service Department
Crnegie
Bachelor Club of College
Mess Hall
S. Moylan Bird
George Samuel Parker
J. T. Hanway
Pekin
China
J. J. Tatum
Lorena
Hal A. Saunders
R. M. Gordon & Co
J. W. Waltman
John W. Black
Hearne Democrat
Maggie Currie
Felix and
Monte
J. C. Johnson
Jack Johnson
Vivienne Boyder
H. B. McDowell
F. M. Nichols
Louis
Zak
Nichols
Phocian Park, Jr
Mexia
John Corley
G. W. Blanton
Cottonwood
J. P. Gilpin
Lillie Belle Gilpin
George B. Hensarling
Roland Nunning
Hazel Dawn
Julia Knowles
T. A. Cloud
C. F. Bullock
Edna Easters
Norman Cloud
C. A. Lefevre
Boulder
Colorado
J. S. Henry
T. J. Walker
Ed. Elliott
Walker
W. A. Scott
H. H. Cox
Flynn
J. M. Reed
M. BE. Cunningham
L. E. Morehead
Millican
W. C. Davis
Robertson County Court
John
Charles
Tate Wisnieski
John Wisnieski
J. B. Dunn
J. B. Gleissner
John S. Murphy
R. L. Neely
J. L. Dew
Mumford
W. T. Crenshaw
Walter Armstrong
Henry Eaves
Haswell
Pook
U.S
A. Oro
Ulbran Sen
Ford Motompany
Chambers-Wilson Motor Company
Bryan, Texas
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