Fifth Week Jury List for District Court
The jury list for the fifth week includes W. H. Robinson L. A. Spell J. F. Howard Cooper Carl Eugene Edge C. B. McGregor W. J. Coulter R. R. MacDonald O. W. Goolsbee M. B. Easters Ben Powers Aubrey Tobias Ed Zimm erman H. G. Wick W. D. Howell Frank Operstein Jr. T. K. Lawrence W. K. Gibbs Otho Williams R. M. Dansby R. S. Webb Jr. J. I. Barron W. R. Lawless Fk. L. Cavitt P. H. Hensarling A. M. Waldrop Jim Darwin J. O. Tucker R. E. Jones C. R.Presnal R. E. Gandy Jessie Wade John M. Lawrence Jr. W. C. Holmes William Conrad Jim Tobias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
W. H. Robinson
L. A. Spell
J. F. Howard
Cooper Carl
Eugene Edge
C. B. McGregor
W. J. Coulter
R. R. MacDonald
O. W. Goolsbee
M. B. Easters
Ben Powers
Aubrey Tobias
Ed Zimmerman
H. G. Wick
W. D. Howell
Frank Operstein Jr
T. K. Lawrence
W. K. Gibbs
Otho Williams
R. M. Dansby
R. S. Webb, Jr
J. I. Barron
W. R. Lawless
Fk. L. Cavitt
P. H. Hensarling
A. M. Waldrop
Jim Darwin
J. O. Tucker
R. E. Jones
C. R. Presnal
R. E
Funeral Service For Braczyk Boy Is Held Sunday
Funeral services were held at St. Joseph's Church for Stephan Braczyk 12 of Bryan who drowned Friday after falling into a farm water tank two miles south of Bryan. Rev. J B Gleissner and Rev. P Litwora conducted with Sisters of St Joseph parochial school and classmates assisting. Burial followed at Mount Calvary Catholic Cemetery. Pallbearers were Willie Sebesta Buck Zubic Pete Vitopil and Hubert Luza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s Cathooic Church
J. B. Gleissner
P. Litwora
Stephan Braczyk
Frank Braczyk
Bryan
Braczyk
Mount Calvary Catholic Cemetery
Sisters of
St Joseph's Parochial School
Willie Sebesta
Buck Zubic
Pete Vitopil
Hubert Luza
Funeral Services For P. S. Tilson In Houston Area
Funeral services for P S Tilson a prominent Houston chemist who died after an operation were held at the Parker home with interment in Bryan City Cemetery. Tilson a Texas A M College graduate and former professor founded Houston Laboratories and held multiple professional positions including referee chemist for the American Oil Chemists Society. He leaves a widow two brothers and three sisters and was born December 28 1866 in Texarkana Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. S. Tilson
Houston
Milton B. Parker
Peter Gray Sears
Christ Church
Episcopal
Bryan City
Cemetey
Houston Rotary Club
Country Club
Tilson
A. and M. College
A. and M
Houston Business Firm
American Oil Chemists’ Society
United States Department of Agriculture
Texas
American Chemical Society
South Texas
Interstate Cottonseed Crushers Association
W. H. Tilson
Texarkana
Frances Parker Tilson
David
Thomas
Inez Higgins
Fred Peters
Springfield
M. College
R. M. Gordon
R. F. Fulbright
Henner
B. D. Cash
Lelix Paquin
Galveston
Tyler Haswell
Bryan
P. 8
Parker
Work Panacea Sermon From SMU Leader at A and M
President C C Seleeman of Southern Methodist University urged students at A and M College Texas to value hard work as the cure for modern ills. He warned against idle youth and called for both boys and girls to learn practical skills and labor with God as a key to progress. The program included orchestra, choirs, readings, and benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle
College Station
C. C. Seleeman
Southern Methodist University
Guion Hall
M. College of Texas
Selecman
A. and M
Richard J. Dunn
Kynfn
W. H. Matthews
Assagio
Schubert
C. R. Dockum
J. W. Dorsey
E. E. Umlang
Eville-Salter
O. A. Ashworth
Ike Ashburn
Ralph L. Ware
John P. Mayo
W. A. Duncan
Ralphl. Ware
George P. Grout
George Summey, Jr
James H. Hance
T. O. Walton
Dallas
Stephen Say
A. and
O. W. Nelson
Offa Williams Marries In Lubbock Texas
Offa Williams a former Bryan resident and Mrs. L W Lowe of Lubbock were united in marriage Wednesday evening at eight at the First Baptist church in Lubbock. Mrs Williams is owner of the Wheelock House and the couple will reside in Lubbock where Williams joins the city police force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Offa Williams
Bryan
Lubbock
L. W. Lowe
First Baptist Church
J. Elmer Reed
Williams
State v Turner Negro Bound Over For Next Term
The case of the State of Texas against Tobe Turner, a black man, charged with possession of intoxicating liquor for sale, will be tried at the next term. He was tried this week in district court before Judge W C Davis but the jury failed to agree and was dismissed. This was the week’s only notable case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobe Turner
State of Texas
Oak McKenzie
W. C. Davis
Identity Unknown Charley Baldwin Flogged Near Bryan
Charley Baldwin a Black man was decoyed into a car at Main and 26th Street by two white men. He was taken to Oak Grove schoolhouse then to Cameron Ranch north of Bryan where he was tied and flogged. He escaped and sought help at T. D. Wilson place. He fears returning to Bryan, suspects mistaken identity, and the sheriff is probing the floggers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Baldwin
Main
26Th Street
Oak Grove
Cameron Ranch
Bryan
T. D. Wilson
Visitor praises Brazos County good highways
J H English of Henderson Texas visits Bryan for A and M College commencement. He notes long travel times on roads near Huntsville Anderson Shire and other centers, praises the Henderson area roads with ten county line routes, and highlights much faster 30 mile stretch into Bryan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County
Bryan
Longhorns
J. H. English
Henderson
Texas
J. Bryan Miller
M. College
English
Miller
Mr. English
Huntsville
Anderson
Shire
Navasota
Cabbage Head Weighs 10 1 4 Pounds In Bryan Garden
Ed Talley, a black Bryan resident, earns from a woodyard and garden sales. He brought a cabbage head weighing 10 pounds 14 ounces to The Eagle, noting many heads between 12 and 15 pounds and 15 or 20 more large heads. His home garden also yields mustard spinach English peas onions and beets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Talley
Bryan
Eagle Office
McInnis Maxwell Coupe Recovered by Sheriff Conlee
The L. L. McInnis Maxwell coupe stolen last Saturday from a Bryan residence was found last night around 11 by Sheriff Jess Conlee in a woods near the Old Fish Pond. It had been driven into a tree and the front axle broken after being abandoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McInnis Maxwell Coupe
Jess Conlee
L. L. MeInnis Maxwell Coupe
Bryan
Conlee
Fish Pond
Cotton Contest Theme At Kurten Community Meeting
In a Kurten rural church gathering, Victor H. Schoffelmayer of the Dallas Morning News outlined the Cotton Contest ethos. He described intensive farming on small tracts, seed bed timing, improved Mebane cotton, and numerous cultivations as keys to higher yields and lower costs, citing Mont Adams as a top example and urging participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurten
Victor H. Schoffelmayer
Dallas Morning News
John Sabo
Kurten Community Club
C. L. Benson
Agricultural Club
Brazos
Brazos County
Benson
Schoffelmayer
Miss Pansy Conlee Weds R L Waxler in May Ceremony
Miss Pansy Conlee daughter of Mr and Mrs J D Conlee of this city married Mr R L Waxler of Houston at Magnolia Park Church on May 22 Rev H Stephenson officiated. The bride a former Humble High School teacher and Bryan High School and Texas Teachers College graduate now begins married life in a new Magnolia Park home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pansy Conlee
J.D. Conlee
R. L. Waxler
Houston
Magnolia Park Church
City
H. Stephenson
Cameron Iron Works
Magnolia Park
Bryan
Humble
Bryan High School
State University At
Austin
Texas Teachers’ College At
Huntsville
Villa Maria Academy
Conlee
Revival Work Continues as Rev McCrary Travels for Ill Kin
Rev J W McCrary Jr the Millican school head and Methodist pastor is conducting a revival in Grimes County at Stoneham. J N Goodwin aided until his mother died last Wednesday, forcing McCrary to finish solo. He plans to go to Vernon Texas Sunday night to assist his ailing sister Miss Louise McCrary before returning to attend summer school at A and M College for English composition and American literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. McCrary
M. E. Church
Grimes County
Millican
Methodist Church
Stoneham
Jnc. W. Goodwin
Navasota
McCrary
Vernon
Texas
Louise McCrary
A. and M. College
Killian of A. and M. Wins Civil Engineering Fellowship
M. B. Killian of Alvord Texas a civil engineering graduate from A and M wins the Texas Portland Cement Company fellowship in civil engineering. The three letter track and cross country athlete and student council member plans to return next year for the Master of Science degree. The fellowship carries a $600 award to pursue a great work in civil engineering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. B. Killian
Alvord
Texas
A. W. Kinnard
Texas Portland Cement Company
Brazos County A and M Club Hosts Large Free Barbecue
The Brazos County A and M Club fed more than 300 people at a Monday night barbecue in the Animal Husbandry Building. Ex-students, the event’s first free barbecue for exes, cost about $125. Three meats beef pork and mutton were served with bread pickles potato salad iced tea buttermilk coffee and ice cream cones for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazos County A. and M. Club
F. B. Lichte
Allen Academy Good Will Tour Starts Life in Motion
Allen Academy Chamber of Commerce Good Will Tour leaves Bryan at 7 15 with a caravan of two buses and a truck. An 86 piece band plus four chaperones travel to about 80 towns in North and Central Texas over 15 days, stopping first at Hearne, returning to Bryan June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Academy
E. A. Lightfoot
Sam E. Eberstadt
J. D. Williams
Aljen Academy
Puny Wilson
Hearne
Texas
Bryan
New Texas Cotton Contest Committee Selected for 1926
President Walton of Texas A and M College named a seven member State committee to run the More Cotton on Fewer Acres contest for 1926. Members include F B Alford East Texas J D Middleton North Texas Owen W Sherrill Central Texas S Maston Nixon South Texas and J A Kemp West Texas. A Texas Cotton Association representative will also be named to represent the trade and exchanges in Dallas Houston and Waco. The panel will award the $10,000 prizes and handle all matters arising for the 1926 contest. The president will remain chairman to keep the post with the university. The report also mentions band travel to Hearne with Mr Parks and his party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoffelmayer
E. A. Miller
Extension Service Department
A. and
M. College
Charley Locke
Tabor
Mary, Annie
Fannie Locke
Bryan
W. R. Glazener
M. Extension Service
Geo. W. Johnson
Juanita Sprott
Jewell Parks
Nelle Williamson
Elmer Dodson
Texas
T. O. Walton
Texas A. and
East Texas
F. B. Alford
Henderson
Rusk County
J. W. Fitzgerald
Tyler
Smith County
North Texas
J. D. Middleton
Greenville
Hunt County
A. K. Short
Dallas
Central Texas
Owen W. Sherrill
Georgetown
Williamson County
Col. P. L
Texas A. and M. College
Methodist Tabernacle Honors 1925 A&M Senior Class
At College Station the Methodist Tabernacle held a memorial service honoring the A&M College Senior class of 1925. Seniors presented a pulpit Bible, with talks by class members and guests, a sacrament, and a benediction by Rev. Jesse C. Thomson. Light refreshments followed. Balloting named top workers and popular figures in Blue Acorn League, Pilot League, Sunday School, and church life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Tabernacle
College Station
A. and M. College
College
Tabernacle
M. C. Hughes
Jesse C. Thomson
Methodist Tabernacle Group
Hardin
Bonham
Tucker
Abilene
Brown
Palestine
Pilkey
Dallas
Geo. P. Grout
Chas. Quereau
San Antonio
Geraldine Grout
Shiek
Tiny Curtis
Hereford
Alberta McCall
M. Consolidated
Jesse ©. Thomson
W. L. Phillips
Marble Falls
J. L. Lake
San Benito
Good Will Tour Opens with Big Hearne Welcome
E F Parks and a carload of Allen Academy trippers arrived in Hearne Monday morning to a crowd estimated over 500. Secretary S E Eberstadt reported cars lined Main and side streets as they rolled into town for the Good Will Caravan. Judge Joe Reid praised Allen Academy as the best prep school in the state and offered future assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Parks
Allen Academy Chamber of Commerce
Good Will
Hearne
S. E. Eberstaat
Civil War Gold Recovered Near Demopolis Alabama
Buried Civil War era gold valued up to 200000 dollars has been unearthed near Demopolis by Gayus Whitfield of Middlesboro Kentucky with help from an old map from his father C Boaz Whitfield Alabama pioneer. Discovery confirmed but the amount remains not public. Nine heirs may claim the treasure. Boaz Whitfield was among Alabama’s richest prewar citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Demopoliks
Ala
Demopolis
Gayus Whitfield
Middlesboro
C. Boaz Whitfield
Alabama
Boaz Whitfield
Mrs Willard Chambers and Daughter Visit Cameron Relatives
Mrs Willard Chambers and her little daughter Caroline are visiting relatives in Cameron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Willard Chambers
Caroline
Cameron
June Rose Copeland Visits Relatives in Shreveport
June Rose Copeland of Shreveport arrived this afternoon to visit her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Will S. Collard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Rose Copeland
Shreveport
Louisiana
Will S. Collard
Eagle Want Ad Sparks Quick Results
A brief classified notice urges quick results from an Eagle want ad offering swift connections. The compact item hints at a fast response mechanism and local circulation.
Martins Roost Paint and Poultry Ton Insect Control
An in house pest control notice promotes MARTIN'S ROOST PAINT to kill and deter insects inside a hen house. It also offers MARTIN'S POULTRY TON feed for infested chickens guaranteed by Collins and Wickes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Collins and
Wickes
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. C. Selecman
SMU
Sday
Lubbock, Texas
Mont Adams
Mr.r.l. Waxler
Mrs. Waxler
Chamber OF Commerce
Dallas News
Mr. Parks
Merrie Lillian
Lucy
Louise Dyer
Mary Elizabeth Webb
Marie Graham
Clytie Mae Womack
Cadet Myers
Freeport
Smith Drug CO
Laredo
Bryan Cotton Oil & Fertilizer Co
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