Local Red Cross life saving class results announced
Miss Sarah C. Orth of College Station chairs Brazos County Red Cross life saving program and reports first junior class at A and M College pool. Official test sheets sent to St Louis show top scores from Betty Brewer and Buck Ware among others. A senior life saving class will begin July 16 at 3 pm with ages 17 and up eligible for free instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah C. Orth
College Station
Brazos County
American Red Cross
College of
L. R. Nachman
A. and M. College
Red Cross
St. Louis
Betty Brewer
Rosemary Knobel
Kirby Joyce McKenzie
Ernest Budaly
Frank Brown
Frank Fickey
Joe Dyer
Buck Ware
Martel Harrison
Gilbert Glenn
Barbara Harrison
Local Folks Visit Relatives In Bryan Area
Mr and Mrs H Grady Buchan were in Bryan to see ill brother Chas W Buchanan at his mother's home. Katherine Jones accompanied them from Waco for a visit with her grandmother. Dorothy Nell Harmon from Waco visits aunt Mrs J B Rochelle and plans to live with her family. Others travel through Bryan for visits and relocations across surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Grady Buchanan
Bryan
Chas. W. Buchanan
A. W. Buchanan
Waco
Katherine Jones
C. S. Jones
Haswell Drive
Dorothy Nell Harmon
J. B. Rochelle
South
Houston Avenue
Harmon
Renfroe Dixon
Austin
Harvey
E. Jenkins
Belton
San Mardos
Leah Mae Bishop
Calvert
Denton
R. A. Booth
Bishop
H. O. Craft
Herbert Moreland
Houston
Dallas
Texas
Hilma Andrews
Navasota
Andrews
Grimes County
W. T. Smith
Conroe
T. R. Carson
Able Carson
Anna Mae
Pauline Carson
B. M. Holt
Chas. Myers
Miss Lillian Fitzgerald Weds Louis Beard in Houston
The Bryan connection shines as Miss Lillian Fitzgerald and Louis A. Beard, formerly of Bryan, wed Saturday at the First Baptist church in Houston. The ceremony featured classical music, a lace and floral chancel, and a reception at 315 Webster with many local friends in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Lillian Fitzgerald
Louis A. Beard
First Baptist Church
Houston
Houston Post
Mack Fitzgerald
E. D. Head
Co. A. Durkee
Lera Dee
Ardis Kyger
Lucille Bryan
Mabel Lee Carruth
Emily McKay
Mousseline Desvie
Miss Bryan
Miss Caruth
Nile
Miss McKay
Harold Shelley
Norman Richardson
Paul Sloan
Earl Cain
W. G. Bryan
N. A. Bryan
Beard
First Baptist Church of Houston
Dr. Bryan
Stephen F. Austin High School
A. and M. College
First State Bank and Trust Company
Baylor University
Houston Federal Land Bank
Webster, Houston
Public talk on the nation and education critics
The piece reflects on a presidential address to citizens about public affairs and welfare, then shifts to a commentary on education and the adage of “an education” as a hard, buyable object. It includes observations about college women, male ambition, and a rural pastor’s view on confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
White House
America
Associated Press
D. P. Wilson
Los Angeles Institute of Family Relations
Hiways Discussed at X-All Group Meet at A&M College
More than a score of good roads enthusiasts from the X Highway Association met at Texas A and M College Friday at noon. They lunched then discussed road improvements in the area including closing gaps on Highway No 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas A
M. College
Mess Hall
W. S. Barron
Bryan
Jake Stubbs
Mexia
D. L. Wilson
Bryan Chamber of Commerce
Clarence Moore
Navasota
C. B. Warden
Austin
Students Association
J. D. Philan
Hearne
T. ©. Walton
Sanity Question Delays Edge Citizen Murder Trial
Jasper Glover of Edge has a murder trial postponed after Brazos county court ruled him insane. The retrial is deferred for up to 90 days for psychiatric observation at the state insane asylum in Austin. His earlier verdict was reversed by the Court of Criminal Appeals, which ordered the insanity issue settled before any guilty verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper Glover
Edge
Bastrop
Brazos
Glover
Court of Criminal Appeals
Austin
Marriage licenses issued in Hearne county notices
George M. Emery and Jane M. Negeors of Hearne A G Tisue and Margie Robinson Hearne and W S House and Mrs Pauline Sledge issued licenses by County Clerk Clyde Bonnie M Harvey Berthina Lewis Wi Newton Mar Roberson colored residents also granted licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Emery
Jane M. Negeors
Hearne
A. G. Tisue
Margie Robinson
W. S. House
Pauline Sledge
Clyde
Bonnie M. Harvey
Berthina Lewis
Wi Newton
Mar- Roberson
Lighting Contract Let For New Aerial Route In Bryan
The lighting contract for the Houston-Galveston-Bryan-Waco federal airway was awarded to George D. Heath of St. Louis. Heath says 80 days are needed and seeks cooperation to start work immediately. The move implies future beacon placements near Bryan and replaces dismantled lights from American Airways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Heath
St. Louis
D. L. Wilson
Bryan and Brazos County
R. G. Williams
A. C. Allen
Texas
Washington
Benchley
Wellborn
American Airways
Bryan
Funeral service for Mrs Etta Post at Reliance Church
Mrs Etta Post age 20 years 4 months 7 days died at Bryan hospital after a short illness. Survived by husband? No mention. Parents L A Post Burleson county and three brothers and one sister G W Post Fort Sam Houston W M Post Robertson county J K R Post Burleson county and Cleo Post Reliance. Services held at Reliance church with burial in Reliance cemetery. McCulloch Dansby Co in charge. Body to Reliance home prior to funeral. Rev W B Brazzeale conducted services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Post
L. A. Post
Burleson County
Bryan Hospital
Jack
G. W. Post
W. M. Post
U. 8S. Army
Fort Sam Houston
J. KR
Robertson County
Cleo Post
Reliance Church
Reliance Cemetery
McCulloch-Dansby Co
Jim Carter
Reliance
W. B. Breazeale
College Avenue Baptist Church
Popular Bride-To-Be Honored At Surprise Shower
A pre nuptial gift shower honored Miss Mildred Nash, soon to wed Mr. A Linton Batter Jr of Houston. The event took place Monday evening at 6 o clock at the home of Mrs P Yeager with Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeager
Miss Nash
Velma Moore
Edith Bennett
Jessie Myrtle Hensarling
Jane Elliott
Nina Moore
Mary Lou Prenzle
Mary Jean Smith
Jewell Sowarby
Myrtle Holden
Dorothy Mangum
Virginia Evans
Merrie Lillian Parks
Mesdames P. S. Mangum
E. E. Yeager
Maude Nash
Donie
Charley Locke
E. B. Elliott
J. H. Heron
Bishop
Lonnie Walton
Session James
F. L. Landry
Charles Kuban
George Glover
Searcy Smith
C. 5
Beckwith
Margaret C. Newport
J. H. Todd
Mildred Nash
A. Linton Batter, Jr
Houston
Bof P. Yeager
Bryan Woman's Club yearbook outlines 1934 35 program
The year book committee led by Mrs. Tyler Haswell is this week finishing the programs for Bryan Woman's Club weekly meetings for the 1934 1935 term. A detailed outline for the year promises another year of pleasure and profit in club work and study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler Haswell
Bryan Woman's Club
Post Graduate Course Planned by Hammond
Dr. William A. Hammond and his wife left for Detroit to pursue three weeks of postoperative study in surgery and hospital dietetics in Chicago. On return he will visit Meharry Medical College in Nashville. In Chicago they will stay with his brother, an undertaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Hammond
Detroit
Mich
Chicago
Hammond
Meharry Medical College
Nashville, Tenn
Highway 6 paving Nears Completion Next Week
The 4.4 miles of paving on Highway No 6, currently in progress, should finish next week if weather holds. About 1y miles remain unpoured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highway No. 6
Gaylord Cordstruction
Darrow Takes Farm Relief Role Across Six States
W H Darrow extension editor at Texas A and M College leaves his post for a year to head the contact section of the agricultural adjustment administration in six southwestern states. He will operate from Texas A and M College with headquarters there. Mrs Mimmie Fisher Cunningham will assume extension editorial duties in his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Station
W. H. Darrow
Texas A
M. College
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Washington
Mr. Darrow
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Colorado
Utah
New Mexico
Darrow
Mimmie Fisher Cunningham
Methodists Hold Picnic at Sue Haswell Park
About 200 Bryan Methodists attended a Monday evening picnic hosted by the First Methodist Church Sunday School at Sue Haswell Memorial Park. Before supper a baseball game broke out and after, baskets of lunch and ice watermelons were shared. Oak McKenzie led the entertainment and Miss Mary Martha Black directed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Filter In Operation At City Water Works Plant
The new filter started test operation today at the city water works plant and officials say a marked difference in water quality will appear within the next day or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Waller County Agent Hopes for Pecans on Pignut Trees
Hempstead July 10 J W Bush Waller County agricultural agent conducts an experiment to graft papershell pecan buds onto pignut trees hoping to convert a worthless nut into a pecan crop He grafted 10 buds from a papershell pecan onto new limbs of pignut trees on T W Garretts farm eight miles north of Waller Bush anticipates a bearing of high quality pecans in a few years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hempstead
Waller County
J. W. Bush
Bush
T. W. Garrett
Waller
New Texas Charters Rise in June as May Comparisons Stir
Texas charters granted in June jumped 8 percent in number to 150 and 50 percent in capitalization to 1.89 million, per Dr. F A Buechel of the University of Texas Bureau of Business Research. May figures fell, and year-to-date totals show declines from the prior year, with 17 firms chartered in the first half versus 34 a year ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
F. A. Buechel
Bureau of Business Research
University of Texas
American Woman Joined Paris Spy Ring Probe
An American woman was brought for questioning in Paris as part of widening investigations into a large international espionage ring. Pauline Jacobsen Levine of New York is linked to suspects including Robert Gordon Switz and Benjamin Bercowitz, with authorities probing links to microbial warfare research and Soviet connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Andre Beonn
Pauline Jacobsen Levine
Robert Gordon Switz
East Orange
N. J
Benjamin Bercowitz
Soviet Russia
Mohair Growers Association Form Planned in Texas
San Angelo rancher Jack Mansfield announced plans to form a wool and mohair growers association with 6000 to 10000 members from about 17000 to 18000 raisers in Texas. Meetings were held in San Angelo Sonora and Del Rio to discuss the new group which would represent producers in Austin and Washington on legislation and other matters. Warehouses would support the organization, with more details to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Angelo
Texas
Jack Mansfield
Sonora
del Rio
Austin
Washington
Mansfield
Hitler summons Reichstag for second revolution inquiry
Berlin reports Hitler calls session of the Reichstag to explain the Nazi purge and second revolution while issuing orders to storm troops to surrender state arms. Secret police and Schutz Staffel guards seize 70 suspected communists near Karlsruhe amid rising fear and a potato shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Hitler
National
Reichstag
Munich
Schutz Staffel
Karlsruhe
Goebbels Blasts World Press In International Broadcast
Nazi minister of propaganda Paul Joseph Goebbels denounced much of the foreign press in an international broadcast from Berlin on July 10. He said segments of the press had launched a campaign of lies and malice akin to wartime atrocity propaganda against Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Paul Joseph Goebbels
World Tonight
Germany
Nazi Storm Troopers Seek French Refuge
Sixty uniformed Nazi storm troopers crossed the border at Kembs on Monday night and said they preferred prison sentences for illegal entry into France to remaining in Germany. The refugees, purging the Nazi party, indicated many storm troopers were leaving Germany for Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulhouse
France
Kembs
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Holland
Wilbarger County Wheat Yield Falls Short of Peak
Wilbarger county reports a 1934 wheat harvest of about 120 000 bushels from roughly 14 000 acres. Average yield around eight bushels per acre, below typical totals, with drought blamed. Notable yields include 66 pounds per bushel for George Richardson and 26 bushels per acre by Ernest Schur. Over 80 carloads shipped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Richardson
Vernon
Wilbarger County
Oklainton
Ernest Schur
Seven Year Term for Aide in Lewisville Bank Robbery
Ted R. Brooks of Wichita Falls pleaded guilty to complicity in the Lewisville First National Bank robbery and was sentenced to seven years in prison. He testified he aided Raymond Hamilton in fear for his life and against his will in the 1920 bank robbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton
Ted R. Brooks
Wichita Falls
Raymond Hamilton
First National Bank
Lewisville
Brooks
Hamilton
Classified ad opportunities in Bryan Daily Kage
Readers can rent apartment space or sell odd furniture pieces by placing a classified advertisement in the Bryan Daily Kage. The notice highlights easy rental options and listings for used items available through the local paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Kage
Marines Fill Vacancies After New U S Navy Bill
Two hundred Marine Corps vacancies in the New Orleans district covering Louisiana Texas Oklahoma Arkansas and Mississippi will be filled from waiting lists and new applicants under a recently enacted naval appropriation. Bryan graduates John L Vitopil and Don H Ford are cited as examples of qualified recruits now serving at Norfolk Parris Island and other bases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Congress
Naval
U. S. Marine Corps
Marine Corps
P. D. Cornell
Marine Corps District of
St. Charles St
Louisiana
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Mississippi
Bryan
John L. Vitopil
Fannie Vitopil
Bryan High
Parris Island
S. C
Norfolk, Va
Don H. Ford
T. C. Ford
Orange
Allen Academy
Norfolk
Quantico
New Mexico
Joseph M. Reeves
United States
Newport
West
Panama Canal
Roosevelt
New York
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Louis Beard
M.F.C
E. Post
W. T. Carter
J. M. Jones
L. P. Gabbard
E. B. Reynolds
O. B. Martin
P. C. Mangelsdorf
R. E. Karper
E. J. Kyle
G. S. Fraps
T. P. McNess
S. H. Yarnell
E. H. Astin
Charles Puryear
R. K. Fletcher
Col. C. ©. Todd
George Summey
Luther G. Jones
Mr. Carter
Elizabeth Ann Bradley
Wilson Bradley
Municipal Club
C. P. Moseley
Frances Moseley
Fort Worth
P. 5. Mangum
Washington Avenue
East 28Th Street
Mohair
Goebbels
Wilbarger
Fords
Chevrolet
Bryan Motor Company
N. Main St
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