Paradowski Family Reunion Draws Large Bryan Houston Group
Paradowski kin gathered at 4511 West 24th Street for a Sunday reunion. Family members from Bryan Houston Marlin Lufkin San Diego and other places joined a Haswell Park picnic and games before returning home in the late afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paradowski
Tom Keneeny
West 24Th Street
Haswell Park
Tom Konecny
Joe Stetz
Anton Boriskie
Charley Paradowski
Bryan
W. F
U. S. Naval Air Station
San Diego
Cal
Tom Koneeny
Cecelia Stetz
Alvin Stetz
Marcel Koneeny
Clarence Koneeny
Dorothy Koneeny
Raymond Stetz
Reginia Stetz
Lawrence Boriskie
Natalie Boriskie
Christine Boriskie
Elizabeth Gorski
Frances Lucile Gorski
Florine Janeke
Marlin
Dolores Wisnieski
John S. Wolda
Davey Gene Wolda
Carl Paradowski
Houston
Joe Paradowski
Son Alward
Lufkin
New Curing Method Uses Cotton Bales on Texas Roads
Texas Highway Commission tests show cotton filler in curing pads reduces concrete curing time from ten to six days and cuts temperature range, promising lower long term costs. The system, tested on southern projects, may be reusable for northern climates and could save thousands of cotton bales annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas Highway Event
Texas Highway Commission
Fedea
Bureau of Public Roads
Highway Department
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Texas Junes New Car Registrations Hit 1934 High
Austin reports the University of Texas bureau of business research found June registrations of new passenger cars in Texas's 15 most populous counties rose above May. June total 5794, up from 5339 in May and 4111 a year earlier, with first half 1934 totaling 26445 vehicles, a 58 percent rise over 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
University of Texas Bureau of Business Research
Bryan party heads to Chicago to see Century of Progress
A group from Bryan including Mike Barron Jack Vick Albert Syptak Albert Covey Floyd Mathis and Clifford Alexander left Bryan Sunday for Chicago by car to attend the Century of Progress exposition at the World’s Fair
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Mike Barron
Jack Vick
Albert Syptak
Albert Byron Covey
Floyd Mathis
Clifford Alexander
Chicago
Marriage Licenses Granted to Three Couples
Henry Clay and Lillian Parks John Gafford and Hattie Williams and Sanders Bennett and Ethel Lee Hatchet, all negroes, have been granted marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clay
Lillian Parks
John Gafford
Hattie Williams
Sanders Bennett
Ethel Lee Hatchet
Birthday Dinner Given W. P. Trant By His Children
W P Trant enjoys his 83rd birthday at Ferguson Crossing on the Nav asota river as 11 of his 16 children join 45 grandchildren and 19 great grandchildren in Bryan. The 256 names on the guest register mark the largest turnout in these gatherings with visits from relatives in Houston Galveston Conroe Anderson Navasota Bedias Iola Madisonville Kingsville and Bryan. A scrapbook of past celebrations was presented by Lucile Trant Foster and W T Neblett presided as chair with remarks on Trants long useful life and friendly spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Trant
Ferguson Crossing
Navasota
Trant
Grimes County
Bryan
Will I. Trant
Kingsville
J.R. Trant
Hockley
Maude Trant Smith
Mobile
Ala
Belle Trant Long
Wellington
Kan
Sam Trant
Longview
C. T. Trant
Bob Trant
Iola
J. E. Brown
P. K. Trant
Emmett Trant
Lucile Trant Foster
Mr. Trant
Houston
Galveston
Conroe
Anderson
Bedias
Madionville
Keith
Heavy shrinkage in cotton used through past month
Census Bureau data shows June cotton use 363 414 bales of lint and 55 042 bales of linters, down from May and June last year. On hand June 30 lint and linters totals are given for consuming establishments, public storage, and imports and exports for June. Spindle activity in June is 24 690 812, lower than May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Census Bureau
For Sale Farm Near Bryan With Water and Lumber
For sale a farm six miles northeast of Bryan offering good bottom land and creek spring water. Asking 15 dollars per acre. Contact Mrs. J. M. Conway. Phone unknown. Also 1x6 inch rough lumber priced to sell. Railroad line noted as 28rd Waar railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
J. M. Conway
Waar
Bryan Social Notes Highlight Wide Travel and Visits
Local residents and visitors fill Bryan daily life with trips to Monterrey Houston Kerrville and San Antonio. Families from Hemphill Dallas Navasota and College Station visit relatives attend camp Warneke and the Century of Progress Fair while others plan journeys to Chicago and Hempstead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Eden, Jr
Hemphill
Eden
Sabine County
MecDaniels Formely
Montgomery Ward Company
Ann Bentley
Bellville
Inez Granau
Miss Granau
The
Tri Delta Sorority
Virginia Beach
Wilman Ross
Oakhurst
Bryan
George Ross
Robert Ward
Houston
W. W. Harris
Rivers Allen
Dallas
John Allen
College
Charlie Presnal
J. K. Presnal
Ross Groginsky
Monette Groginsky
Washington Avenue
East 28Th Street
Chas. W. Buchanan
Kerrville
C. W. Buchanan
Legion
South
Texas
Old Mexico
Monterrey
Dansby
Geo. F. Lee
Mart
P. G. Watson
B. F. K. Mullins
San Marcos
D. D. Jolly
R. Franze
E. Keller
A. Keller
Kurten
Mary Locke
Tabor
F. D. Fuller
Auto
Mexico
Nelson
Austin
Rio Grande Valley
West Gulf Coast
Dorothy Ettle
Waco
Esteen Harrison
Jas. N. Harrison
Edgar Mainard
Wilma Bland
College Station
R. W. Moreland
Moreland
J. W. Brannon
Independence
D. A. Brannon
Emmett Lewis
Ella Ray Boyle
E. C. Harder
Lewis
San Antonio
P. W. Mims
E. Martin
J. W. Hicks
Charles Moehlman
Walter Holmes
Elizabeth Holmes
Tiel Dearothy
Adair
Camp Warneke
New Braunfels
J. W. Crenshaw
Lillie
Bessie
Lewis Shirley
E. L. Lindsey
Reliance
B. C. Jones
Charley Sebesta
Chicago
Ill
Walter Bosqueville
Bettie
A. W. Buchanan
George Kulak
Joe Kulak
College Road
George
C. M. Halsell
Helen Halsell
Tom G. Suber
J. S. Caldwell
G. S. Parker
George G. Chance
Eleanor
Patience
Hempstead
Henry Simms
J. Walter Smith
Navasota
Utility Control Is Advocated By William McCraw
William Bell J McCraw of Dallas campaigned for attorney general saying nothing in Texas is so dead as the Ku Klux Klan He accused his opponent and contrasted past political figures while addressing a crowd in the district courtroom and later in Brenham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Ku Klux Klan
William
Bell) J. McCraw
Dallas
McCraw
Brenham
McCrawe
South Texas
Walter Woodward
Woodward
McCraw Attacks Coleman Opponent in Texas Gubernatorial Race
In a statement quoted by P. M. Brinker of the Texas Retail Grocers Association, McCraw denounces his Coleman rival as a tool of Lone Star Gas and criticizes Woodward for opposing the Chain Store Bill. He cites his record as Dallas County prosecutor and touts poll leads as he forecasts wins across Central and West Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ku Klux K Nt
P. M. Brinker
Texas Retail Grocers Association
McCraw
Coleman
Texas Independent Grocers
Brinker
Woodward
Texas Grocers
Dallas County
Texas
Lone Star Gas Company
Lone Star
Permanent School Fund
United States
Fort Worth
McCraw rallies labor crowd amid fence sitting on Woodward
The speaker notes years of fence straddling and evasion, says over the next two weeks the utility backs Woodward with funds to stem the McCraw rise. McCraw speaks at Rockdale and Hearne, then addresses a large Houston labor gathering on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodward
McCraw
Rockdale
Hearne
Houston
Open Nursery For Children Of Working Women In Bryan
A relief program project approves a special nursery and kindergarten for young children of women employed at the Bryan cannery. The program runs through July and August alongside adult illiterate classes and home economics, with staff including Hetty Curry Marjorie Morrison Samcierka Evelyn Sanders Williams Grover White Marguerite Buchanan R A Harrison Lola Price D J McDonald D D White A J Hearne and Aline Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan Cannery
Hetty Curry
Marjorie Morrison
Samcierka
Evelyn Sanders Williams
Grover White
Four Jitney Operators Charged in City Court
Fr. W. DeHart, Henry Jenkins, Will Owens, and Oscar Carson are charged in City Court with operating jitneys without a license. The cases have been postponed once by City Judge Harry Burger and no date is set for trial of the three violators remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. W. DeHart
Henry Jenkins
Will Owens
Oscar Carson
Harry Burger
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L. 8. Gorske
Antone Boriskie
W. F. Wisnieski
John
Joe
Tommie
Carl
Texas Hiway
George Glover
I. B. Booker
Floyd Booker
Gause
Penney’s
Voiles
Batistes
William McCraw
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