Community Notes Highlight Bryan Residents and Guests
Monday's list of Bryan visitors and local happenings includes births at St Josephs Hospital to Mr and Mrs Frank Sosolik and a steady stream of relatives and friends visiting from Waco Houston Fort Worth Galveston and Dallas. Several local ministers travel for revival meetings while others reveal travels to New York Washington and eastern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Sosolik
St. Joseph's
Aother
J. H. Kraft
Bryan
Sidneyship
Gary Minker
Minkert
Ford
W. E. Graham
Fellborn
Dave Gatlin
Fairfield
Beter
Lila Shelburn
Yiouston
Addie Hardy Giles
Giles
Misselburn
Linder’s Lake
Ton
Hardy
Ham- Hardy
A. L. Partington
W.H. Andrew
Ee First Baptist Church of
Lott
Falls
W Ewill
The
Baptist Church
Andrew’s
le 'B. Elrod
Yan
All Chevrolet’ Company
Saver. Motor Co
Gordon Mitchell
Cy Susie Mae
McCartney
Ann
Galveston
Mitchell
W. L. Shaw
Clifford Lavelle
Houston
Annette Penn
Shaw
Clifford
W. Washington
Major Washington
Fort Crockett
Edison English
Plainview
A. S. Mangum
Fort Worth
A. M. Bradbury
Barbara Bradbury
Waco
Chas. F. Hillier
Mayon Ricks
Fag Mechanical Force
Austin
Lufkin
Virgil Estill
Mineral Wells
R. M. Searey
Tom A. Searey
Dallas
Don Martin Dam
Old Mexico
J. W. Monk
Donna
R. S. Taylor
Monk
Rio Grande Valley
A and M
Kenneth Lake
Little
la Paloma
Cecil Martin
C. S. Martin
State Highway Department
Palestine
Lucian Sandifer
Evelyn
W. C. Hall
Hart
J. B. Hall
Hot Springs
Ozarks
Arkansas
H. A. Mueller
Frances Thomas
Brady
Mr. Mueller
Mueller
Mary Evelyn Dunn
Port Arthur
W. B. Roman
Alice Sue
Billy
Mr. Roman
Kenneth
W. ©. Vanderworth
St. Joseph's Hospital
W. J. Vance
M. F. Thurmond
College Road
J. Ernest Hill
Mary Lynn Hill
Mary Bell Ball
Baker Avenue
R. R. Reppert
Extension Service
A and M College
Texas
E. ©. Carlyle
Bryan trade trip urged for local business support
The Hiway Office urged Bryan business leaders to back upcoming trade trips with strong local representation. Next Trades Day was set for Thursday August eight with merchants promising cooperation. Highway updates highlighted Democrat Crossing work on grading and bridge repairs. A letter from Rep Luther Johnson discussed Bryan post office expansion and potential College Station or Bryan improvements amid federal funding considerations. A county planning board to coordinate city and county projects was discussed and will be reconsidered by President G S Parker Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Luther Johnson
G. 8. Parker Jr
Board session notes livestock wolf complaint and deaths
The board notes a complaint of livestock losses from wolves in the county south, refers the issue to the Agricultural committee. Unannexed members C L Benson E B Reynolds and J S Caldwell were named to prepare resolutions on the death of O B Martin director of the Extension Service. Directors present include George A Adams E R Bryant J H Conway W J Coulter and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Benson
E. B. Reynolds
J. S. Caldwell
O.B. Martin
Extension Service
George A. Adams
E. R. Bryant
J. H. Conway
W. J. Coulter
Kurten Club Resumes Meetings With Community Program
Kurten Community Club held its first Saturday night gathering in two months. Mrs. W G Henderson presented the program as Prof W D Bunting announced plans for a new school building and Rev F C Anderson spoke of an Evangelical church picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurten
W. G. Henderson
W. D. Bunting
F. C. Anderson
The
Evangelical Church
R. C. Franks
Lions Club of
Bryan
Franks
Sam Crenshaw
Lions Club
Mr. Crenshaw
Risinger
Berdine
Reliance
Wallace Sabo
Hugo John
Gertie Plagens
Doris
Mae Conrad
Joe Lock
Tabor
Washington
Albert Keller
Evangelical Young Peoples League
Deficiency Bill to Include Texas Centennial Fund
Sen Alva B Adams said the second deficiency bill will include a $3,000,000 Texas Centennial appropriation. No opposition is anticipated as the Senate Appropriations sub-committee reviews the measure, with House and Senate timing still uncertain and a conference possible if amendments fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alva B. Adams
Colorado
Senate Appropriations
House
Senate
Buchanan
House Appropriations Committee
Clean cotton rags wanted for Eagle Printing Co
Eagle Printing Co seeks clean cotton rags free of buttons and not in shreds for ongoing paper production. Contact for pickup or drop off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Printing Co
Cotton Exemption Certificates Deadline Warns Brazos County
Brazos County Boys and Girls Club Department reports that some small-acreage producers have not applied for cotton exemption certificates. Without certificates the ginner will charge six cents a pound tax. Producers must apply regardless of acreage or contract, or pay the tax. County Agent C. L. Benson praised ongoing weed cutting in H. P. Dansby’s Carter’s Creek pasture and urged others with briars to have their land cleared to save costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
H. P. Dansby
Carter’s Creek
C. L. Benson
Dansby
4 H Club Encampment Seeks Farm Demonstration Stories
All club members with farm demonstration projects are urged to submit a written story of at least 300 words detailing progress to date. The stories are needed if members aim to compete for trips to the Short Course. Bring completed stories to the 4 H club encampment on July 19 and 20.
4-H Club Camp Opens At Sue Haswell Park
On July 19 at 3 p m the annual 4 H club camp opens at Sue Haswell Memorial Park with club boys and girls spending Friday and Saturday in fun and frolic. Members may bring enough grub for Friday night supper and Saturday breakfast, while parents supply Saturday noon picnic lunch. Further details will be mailed by the county and home agents. The aim is 100 percent attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Haswell Memorial Park
Short Course Plans For 4-H Attracts Youth Helpers
E. C. Martin announces preparations for a large Short Course for boys and girls. All club members with musical instruments should bring them. Major Dunn directs the 4-H Band as part of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Martin
Major Dunn
Cotton Loan Reminder Extends to July Thirty First
Farmers holding cotton under the 12 cent loan are reminded the program stays open until July 31. County records show many still hold cotton with some already on a 10 cent loan and a further 2 cent loan possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cption
Cotton certificate payments reach seventy percent total
Second payment on cotton certificates is now being made, bringing the total to seventy percent. Your check is held at the county agent's office.
Council To Meet On Regular Meeting Day
The Home Demonstration Council will meet at City Hall at 2 p m. Delegates for the Short Course will be named and information provided. Tickets will be issued for special classes. Two officers have attended every meeting and deserve a trip. any officer with 100 percent attendance earns a trip in following years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Eagle Printing Co Presents New Samples and Price Lists
The Eagle Printing Co introduces new samples and price lists from the nation’s leading coupon book and ticket printers. Printed articles highlighted for potential buyers and advertisers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Printing Co
Women Rally Day Awards At Sue Haswell Park
A women's and girls rally at Sue Haswell Memorial Park announced award winners in dress, canning, and 4-H projects. Prizes included a Bryan Daily Eagle subscription, dishes, a permanent wave, sugar, and fabric items for first place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue Haswell Memorial Park
C. A. Holden
King’s Highway
Bryan Daily Eagle
P. K. Trant
Riggsville
A. H. Keller
Kurten
Sam Pate
Harvey
N. C. Cole
Essie Shealy
Reliance
George Jones
Lillie Crenshaw
Ef.w. Lewis
Ada Cheatham
W. M. Arvington
Cory Windsor
John Sabo
Cecil, Kelly
Thurston Mooney
Bad .Mills
A.L. Parsons
Dowling
Roy Thurman
W. H. Henderson
Peggy Berdine
Brazos Bridge Petition Filed For County Tourists
A group of Brazos Grimes and Washington county citizens petitioned John E Blair division highway engineer to build a bridge across the Brazos river at Old Washington. The plan would replace two condemned bridges and handle traffic over 6000 pounds to aid Centennial and tourist travel next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos
Old Washington
Brazos, Grimes
Washington County
John E. Blair
Division
Navasota
Find More Mad Dogs in Bryan Report
Bryanites report discovery of additional mad dogs in the area. Charles Behr and his daughter Marie are mentioned in connection with the sightings and treatment plans as officials warn residents to stay vigilant and seek veterinary care for exposed animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryanites
Bryan
Charles Behr
Marie
Capitol Jigsaw at Austin Amid Summer Heat
In Austin on July 9, visitors buzz about vacations as the Capitol basks in heat. Rangers lounge near the entrance while lawyers and witnesses sit for a West Texas Gas hearing. Prohibition repeal interest dwindles and landmarks like Civil War cannons draw sightseers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Capitol
Texas Rangers
Attorney General's Department
Olin Culberson
Gas Utilities Division
Railroad Commission
Dog Attack and Mad Dog Euthanized in City Pounds
A dog owned by Milton Winter reportedly bit a person over two weeks ago and was found mad. Mr Behr and daughter completed fourteen treatments. A German police dog named Beauty belonging to the Whitley family was deemed mad and euthanized by city poundman W T McGinnty along with eight pups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Winter
Dow
Auto overturn near Lexington leaves two dead
Oklahoma City July 9 J. J. Godbey 55 former Ardmore superintendent of schools was killed and John Rice 25 of Oklahoma City and David Osborn 60 of Dallas Texas were injured yesterday when Godbeys automobile overturned four miles north of Lexington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
J. J. Godbey
Ardmore
John Rice
David Osborn
Dallas
Texas
Gedbey
Lexington
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Caldwell
New Hanneman
West 28Th Street
Frances Carlyle
California
Carlyle
Commerce
Rogers
McKinney High School
T. Alvie Adams
Mary Martha Black
Jnc. W. Black
Athens
Chiff A.adams
Alberta Adams
Addie Giles
Fannie
R. .Tate
Hillsboro
Temple
Waldrop
J. Webb Howell
Gertrude ‘Tucker
Centennial Commission
Walter Cline
C&ids
Gordon
Hiway Office
Humans
Gene Carr
Brazos County Boys and Girls Club Department
Council
Brazos Bridge
Blair
Capitol Jigsaw
Walter’ F. Woodul
K Wolens
Department Store
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