Community Notes Highlight Bryan Area Visitors and Births
Local column records numerous Bryan visitors and residents traveling to nearby towns. A newborn daughter named Marjorie born July 4 in Temple is welcomed by Mr. and Mrs. Edwin P. Black. Also noted are visits from families from Reliance, Kurten, Wellborn, and Dallas, plus a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Nedbalek at Bryan hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin P. Black
Temple
Marjorie
Mary Nell Johnson
Laling
Ie Warriner
Albert Keller
Anton Keller
Kurten
Bryan
J. N. Kelly
J. W. Lefevre
North Zulch
J. J. Jones
Near College
Reliance Community
J. H. Taylor
Carl Jones
Lillie
Bessie Crenshaw
Polly Williams
Yazoo City
J. B. Webb
South College Avenue
J. L. Hensarling
Wellborn
Frances Sue Long
Austin
Red” Carter
George Halsell
San Antonio
Weldon Jones
A. B. Ford
Frances
Jack
Woodville
Graham
W. T. Donaway
Louise Shirley
Reliance
A. B. McSwain
Rock Prairie
A. S. McSwain
Dean E. J. Kyle
Kyte
College Station
Chas. W. Buchanan
Buchanan
Kerrville
George Rowell
Fred Harris
Dallas
M. K. Thornton
Frank Nemek
R. R. Upright
Thorndale
F. L. Smith
A. R. Holik
Route No. 1
R. Franze
Louis Nedbalek
Bryan Hospital
Political Announcements for District Officials
A collection of candidate notices lists incumbents and challengers for district and county offices. Entries include District Judge W C Davis seeking re election and other roles such as County Superintendent MRS W E NEELEY and Tax Collector Harris. Also shown are County Clerk Goen and County Attorney Oak McKenzie with several precinct level posts and re election notes.
Harvey Club Women Hold Meeting Thursday
Harvey Club women met at the home of Mrs. N. C. Cole for a pleasant afternoon. Plans for rally and achievement day were discussed with no date set. A committee of Mesdames W. C. Raines N. C. Cole B. M. Arrington and O. L. Andrews was named to organize the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C. Cole
W. C. Raines
B. M. Arrington
O. L. Andrews
Cole
O. L. Moore
Forrest Gail
St. Louis
J. G. Williams
Lovnelady
Blanche Hughey
Nevasota
Jurist Questions Limits of Female Choice in Love
A jurist argues that women cannot be bound by male judgments of their hearts and doubts any man born who could interpret a woman's feelings. He contends there are no limits to a woman's freedom to change her mind about relationships or social expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Su
Judge voids Maryland marriage over mental consent claim
Judge O Dunne annulled the marriage of Virginia Classen Thompson and Bronner after finding lack of mental consent. He noted Thompson decided not to wed only hours before the ceremony and referenced her friends' influence and a cocktail party in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O’dunne
Virginia
Baltimore
Thompson
O'Dunne
Coroner recalls life of Lizzie Hensarling of Brazos County
Obituary note for Lizzie T. Hensarling aged 2, longtime Brazos County resident, who died June 25, 1934, in Burbank California after a long illness. The piece details her family, faith, funeral in Burbank with a Baptist minister officiating, pallbearers, interment at Valhalla Memorial Cemetery, and tributes from relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lizzie T. Hensarling
Brazos County
Texas
Burbank
Calif
Verna Simmons Houston
Grandmother Hensarling
Valhalla Memorial Cemetery
Arthur
Charles Jr
Everidge McMillin
Leslie Jolly
Charles Houston
Mr. Keating
California
Ren
Charlie McMuhn
Verna Simmons
Houston
Lizzie Simmons Morgan
Grendmother Hensarling
Angel of Hope
Hensarling
Steep Hollow
Israel
First Christian Church of
Bryan
Preacher on Vacation for One Month
Dr. W. H. Andrew pastor of First Baptist receives a one month vacation. He will report this week to Fort Myer for R O T C camp duties as chaplain for the 315 Engineers, 9th Division, No 8 Army at Laredo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Andrew
First Baptist Church
Andrew
Fort Myer
Laredo
Rockefeller Sr. Celebrates 95th Birthday Quietly
John D. Rockefeller Sr. marked his 95th birthday at Golf House Lakewood New Jersey in a restrained family observance. He rose from bed for the first time in two weeks as a cooler spell ended a severe heat wave allowing renewed activity and visitors from New York noted by the Rockefeller secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakewood
N. J
John D. Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller Jr
Golf House
Rockefeller Estate
Rockefeller
New York
John Merritt Hunter
All Saints
Study of Mission Work Is Held By Methodist Women
The Woman's Missionary Society of the First Methodist church met for the ongoing study of Eastern Women Today and Tomorrow. Presentations covered economic independence, health, and wider female influence, with solo by Miss Mary Marthe Bleck and devotional led by Mrs. Theo Mahler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary
Society of the First Methodist Church
A. O. Ashworth
India
China
Japan
J. W. Black
Grover White
E. W. Crenshaw
J. B. Priddy
S. B. Slaughter
H. H. Broach
Mary Marthe Bleck
Theo Mahler
Hood's Brigade Secretary Thanks Ennis Woman at Bryan Reunion
Miss Katie Dafian of Ennis, life secretary of Hood's Texas Brigade, sent a thanks note after the June reunion in Bryan. She praised the welcome and hospitality, noting the 1934 gathering was successful though some loved ones were missed, and the group enjoyed comfort at the LaSalle hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Dafian
Ennis
Hood
Texas Brigade
Bryan
LaSalle Hotel
Morrissey Airport Expands with 28 Acre Addition
Alice July 10. The Morrissey airport has increased landing facilities by adding 28 acres to the field. Seven student fliers are registered at the field and receiving instruction in aeronautics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Morrissey
Beck Hawk Ointment Ad Promises Quick Relief
An old classified style ad claims a jar of Beck Hawk Ointment relieves itching from skin troubles such as eczema ringworm and athlete’s foot. It promises a guaranteed relief with a price listed as 0c in the Roman ad.
Bedroom Contest Winners Chosen In Nine Sectors
District winners in the Texas 4 H club girls improved bedroom contest were announced by Mrs. who tours the state to pick state winners. First place district winners advance to a July 31 banquet at the college during the twenty fifth annual farmers short course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Pauline Williams
Odell
Wilbarger County
Dorothy Bauer
Happy
Randall County
Margaret Skikinski
White Deer
Gray County
Sophia Munchrath
Windhurst
Archer County
Weatherbee
New Castle
Oung County
Alma Allen
Anson
Lamb County
Kathryn Fisher
Bephyr
Brown County
Catherine Lewis
Sweetwater
Nolan Iounty
Helen Lee Stewart
Midland
Midland County
Ruby Kett
Mocuntain Home
Kerr County
Bebe Klett
Streeter
Mason County
Vesta White
Lockhart
Caldwell County
Cecelia Baasen
Beeville
Bee County
Emmie Mohenweiser
Discoll
Nueces County
Betty Jane Stoltzfus
Lucille Lowe
Alief
Harris County
Evelyn Silbernage
Dickinson
Galveston County
Margery Mae Brown
Ashwood
Matagorda County
Ruby Cates
Larkin
Angelina County
Lydia Claman
Hortense
Polk County
Mildred Grimes
Appleby
Nacogdoches County
Frances Crawford
Mineola
Smith County
Nerve Lee Baker
Quitman
Wood County
Fay Croslin
Atlas
Lamar County
Katherine Robertson
Sherman
Grayson County
Christine Sheppard
Vineyard
Wise County
Leona Givens
Dallas
Dallas County
Girl From Bryan To Aid Mexicans In Bible Study
Miss Lelie Fay Mathis daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Mathis has been sent by the State Home Missions Board to Bay City to conduct a summer Bible school for Mexicans The Baptist missionary work of the state marks her as a capable organizer with a notable record in San Antonio where she aided Mexican children during the past school year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lelie Fay Mathis
J. W. Mathis
State Home Missions Board
Bay City
Miss Mathis
San Antonio
State Baptist Board
Texas VII Graduate Is Given Federal Berth
Austin July 10 Prof Reav is Cox appointed to a Roosevelt administration post. Cox joins a group of economists chosen as assistants to Secretary Henry Morgenthau. He will draft plans for tobacco taxes and minor taxes for enactment next session.
Center of Work For Rural Area At Short Course
At Texas A and M College a rural work center will be featured at the twenty-fifth annual farmers short course July 30 to August 3. The center demonstrates how small manufacture aids long term rural rehabilitation and may be built by Texas communities with Relief Commission support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
Texas Relief Commission
Texas A. & M. College
Texas Extension Service
Texas
Relief Commission
Former Bryanite Elected Head of Bar Association
H. C. Pipkin of Amarillo was elected president of the Texas Bar Association as the annual convention adjourned in Fort Worth. The body endorsed drastic reform of criminal procedure, created ideas for a state constabulary and nine member supreme court, and aimed to accelerate litigation by giving civil appeals final jurisdiction in most cases. Pipkin, a long-time director, succeeds John C. Townes of Houston. W. T. Armstrong of Galveston is vice president and George C. Gaines Jr. remains secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Texas Bar Association
H. C. Pipkin
Amarillo
Supreme Court
Courts of Civil Appeals
Pipkin
Association
Directorate
John C. Townes
Houston
Bryan Woman Reported to Be Critically Ill
W. L. Powers was called home from Center where he serves in the government cotton program to be at the bedside of Mrs. Powers mother Mrs. J. B. Williams who is critically ill at the Powers home on Baker avenue. Other relatives arriving Tuesday include Mrs. J. Walter Smith of Navasota Mrs. J. M. Williams and Mr. and Mrs. Oren Williams of Houston and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Reed of Navasota.
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W. L. Powers
Center
Paradowski Family Reunion Brings Kin Together for Picnic
The Paradowski children held a Sunday reunion with a stop at 4511 West 24th Street then a ride to Haswell Park for a large picnic and games. Family members from Bryan Houston Marlin Lufkin San Diego and other locals gathered, with many relatives listed and a final return to Mrs. Tom Konecny's before departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paradowski
Tom Keneeny
West 24Th Street
Haswell Park
Tom Konecny
Joe Stetz
Anton Boriskie
Charley Paradowski
Bryan
W. F
John A. Paradowski
U. S. Naval Air Station
San Diego
Calif
Cecelia Stetz
Alvin Stetz
Mareel Konecny
Clarence Koneeny
Dorothy Koneeny
Raymond Stetz
Reginia Stetz
Lawrence Boriskie
Natalie Boriskie
Christine Boriskie
Elizabeth Gorski
Frances Lucile Goreki
Florine Janeke
Marlin
Dolores Wisnieski
John S. Wolda
Davey Gene Wolda
Houston
Tom Koneeny
Spain Plans Fortifications for Balearic Islands
Madrid reports Spain seeks to fortify the Balearic Islands Mallorca Minorca and Ibiza with a multi year program costing about 1 billion pesetas to be funded by a mix of armaments coast defenses and naval assets. The plan includes large caliber guns rapid boats and submarine defense measures to deter landing parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Spain
Balearic Islands
Mediterranean Sea
United States
Mallorca
Minorca
Ibiza
America
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85Th Judicial District
W. C. Davis
F. T. Cole
W. E. Neeley
Guy Harris
A. & McSwain
M. Ferguson
H Reed
C. Egbert Jones
Roy W. Nunn
Clyde F. Goen
Frank Worsham
M. B. Parker
Oak McKenzie
SOP
McGee
A. J
Albert) Buchanan
W. F. Gibbs
J. Irvin Barron
J. L. Cobb
Constable
C. E. Dodson
Horace Reed
R. G
Buddy) Knowles
Guy FP. Boyett
Y. C
Jake) Watson
Raymond P. Todd
Fred A. Wehrman
Jon
R. W
Bob) Siegert
Joseph L. Burt
Sam Piccolo
Bill) C. Merea
Bar Patterson
Harvey Club
Bartlett Mutual Life Ins
Ass'n. Bartlett, Texes
Rence
Rockefeller Sr
Life
Hood’s Brigade
Lon A. Smith
Oia
Texas VII
Bryanite
Bar Association
W. T. Armstrong
Galveston
George C. Gaines Jr
J. L. Shepherd
Guy Rogers
Wichita Falls
Ben H. Powell
H. P. Burney
D. A. Frank
Will C. Hurst
Longview
E. L. Klett
Lubbock
Robert L. Holliday
el Paso
Texas’ Lawyers
Herman C. Pipkin
J. J. Pipkin
University of Texas
State Bar Association
W. F. Wisnieski
L. S. Gorske
Antone Boriskie
John
Joe
Tommie
Carl
Lydia E. Pinkham
County Relief Board
County Board
County Relief Board of
People of
Adam BR
Johnson