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Newspaper

Bryan Weekly Eagle

Location

Bryan, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1931

Page

5

Notable Visitors and Local Business in Bryan

Among today’s Bryan visitors were Mrs William Bosse Miss Ethel Bosse and Mrs George Buettner seen with Mrs Chas Moechlman Navasoto Examiner. Numerous residents headed for Austin Fort Worth Hillsboro and Houston for schooling, work or family events.

Wiliam Bosse Ethel Bosse George Buettner Bryan Chas. Moechlman Navasota Calvin Terrell Alta Taylor Huntaville Sam Houston Normal H. R. Brayton Temple D. J. McDonald Austin W. S. Barron Anderson Frank Womack Chas. Womack Morris Womack Houston John Anderson Caldwell Jnc. K. Parker Parker J. H. Evetts Corsicana Southern Pacific Lines G. W. Martin Key Fort Worth Hillsboro Douglas Royder Wellborn Owen Young Jnc. A. Boriskie R. W. Nunn College Boulevard Emma Frances Benson University of Texas C. L. Benson P. G. Gunter Dorothy Gunter A. W. Kinnard

Baptist Youth Plan to Visit Palacios Camp

Bryan youths join the Baptist encampment to Palacios from June 29 to July 5 led by Rev. Jno L Wharton. Delegates include R P U members, Sunday School teachers, and rural Brazos county churches. The program blends recreation with an acclaimed educational schedule and easy automobile access makes the trip appealing.

Baptist Palacios Camp Bryan Palacios Jno. L. Wharton First Baptist Church of College Brazos County

Titus County Tops East Texas Chamber Membership Drive

Longview June 3 Titus county led the annual East Texas Chamber of Commerce drive by exceeding its quota for new members. A Mount Pleasant chamber telegram confirmed Titus county's early over subscription as the drive, launched Monday, runs through Saturday with five other counties already oversubscribed Washington Walker Montgomery Hopkins and Gregg counties following.

Longview Titus County East Texas Chamber of Commerce W. J. Lawson Mount Pleasant Walker County Montgomery County Hopkins County Gregg County

Parmer County Bonds Paid Ahead of Time

Parmer County renders the last courthouse bond paid 22 years early. Bonds totaling 50,000 issued April 13, 2013 were to be paid over 40 years with one bond per year. County Treasurer Walter Lander says prepayment saved about 6,600 in interest.

Radwell Parmer County Walter Lander

Bridge Site Approved by Engineers on Brazos River Route

Inspection of the proposed bridge site over the Brazos river at Stone City on Highway No 21 west of Pryan received federal and state approval. The review by Glover Nittenberg Wickline Blair confirmed satisfactory borings and a firm foundation for the span.

Brazos River Stone City Pryan Mr. Glover Bureau of Good Roads Washington, D. C C. T. Nittenberg Bureau Fort Worth G. G. Wickline State Highway Commission J. E. Blair Commission

Texas Votes Down Income Tax Amendment in Assembly

A constitutional amendment to authorize a graduated income tax failed in the Texas House by seven votes, while a homestead exemption measure won approval to be placed on the 1932 general election ballot and become effective in 1935. Proponents say it would exempt about half of homesteads from state taxation.

House Senate Free Conference R. S. Sterling Texas Union

Houston Trade Trippers Host Brazos County Visit and Prizes

In Thirty Houston presiding, speakers from Bryan and Houston praised local hospitality. Col Ashburn of Texas A M College and Attorney Insible of Houston addressed Brazos county citizens. Prizes distributed by numbers drawn from a hat ranged from pencils to a Stetson, with a $5 bill and breakfast bacon included.

Lee J. Rountree R. B. Galloway Peden Company T. G Kenney Houston Chamber of Commerce Houston Bryanites Ike Ashburn J. A. Fite T. G. Kenney C. L. Hogan T. M. McDonald Jake Sam W. M. Goodwin Tom B. Stedman M. D. Cohen Stevens Mafrige W. C. Fleet Thomas W. Hopkins Ike Ashburn Til J. V. Reese Frank C. Clemens Henry Cook G. W. Dentler Seen N. Allen Jno W. Graham

Certificates Awarded for Good Attendance at A M Consolidated

Students at A M Consolidated School received Certificates of Attendance for no absences or tardies in the past school year. Recipients include Viola Wilson Betty Higgins Lue Hornak Hugo Krenek Raymond Parsons Geraldine Pressley Thelma Chenault Willie Bravenec Allen Madeley Tom McCall Morton Robinson and others.

M. Consolidated School Viola Wilson Betty Higgins Lue Hornak Hugo Krenek Raymond Parsons Geraldine Pressley Thelma Chenault Willie Bravenec Allen Madeley Tom McCall Morton Robinson G. B. Hensarling Curtis Holland Pauline Putz Frank Thomas Elsie Turek Edward Hrdlicka Birdie Catherine Herring Elizabeth Schwartz Lillian, Krenek Zula Holland T. O. Walton, Jr Dorothy Hedges Josephine Dunn Eleanor Hrdlicka Robert Richey Bob Sherwood Dewitt Parsons Ivy Merka Ival Merka Ola Belle McCulloch Annie Mae Redman Frances Williams Mollie Hubacek

Sheppard Guests At Bryan Luncheon During Commencement Week

Senator Morris Sheppard was guest of honor at a LaSalle Hotel lunch in Bryan hosted by Nat B. Allen of Allen Academy. The gathering included Judge W. C. Davis and many Bryan businessmen as they listened to the senator speak of his Texas visit and appreciation for the occasion.

LaSalle Hotel Morris Sheppard Nat B. Allen Allen Academy Bryan Senator Sheppard Allen Brazos County Texas W. C. Davis Oak McKenzie Tyler Haswell W. W. Daup Higgs H. O. Ferguson E R. Canady A. M. Waldrop J. B. Gliessner J. S. Caldwell W. R. McCullough Brazos Varisco Tony Varisco E. L. Wickline T. F. Wilson E. J. Harris F. L. Henderson Rev Jac. L. Wharton E. W. Crenshaw L. L. McInnis H. O. Boatwright Joe Saladiner Forrest Jones J. H. Conway S. C. Hoyle, Jr

Two Defendants Found Guilty in District Court

In district court Charles Marino was found guilty on two liquor law violations and sentenced to one year in state prison in each case. Gilbert Rogers was found guilty on a liquor law violation and sentenced to one year in state prison. The cases against John Nicol and Josephine Goodman, charged with possession of whiskey and maintaining a nuisance, were set aside subject to call.

Charles Marino Gilbert Rogers John Nicol Josephine Goodman

Hall Burned Near College Station Suspected Arson

Shiloh Hall on Sulphur Springs road south of College Station was destroyed by fire around midnight Friday. Valued at 3000 dollars, partially insured. Residents say incendiary origin likely. fire started in a 20 by 20 foot area, suggesting use of flammable material. Farwell voters will decide June 20 on 30000 dollars in bonds for new classrooms an auditorium and repairs to the old school building.

Shiloh Hall College Station Farwell

Quarrel Over Land Ends in Fatal Shooting

A dispute over half an acre and a 1931 crop led to the fatal shooting of Burleson county farmer Joe Accurso by neighbor Mit Bush on Thursday afternoon. Bush and his wife faced murder charges. preliminary hearing set for Monday. Accurso’s body taken for funeral services at St. Anthony's Catholic Church.

Joe Accurso Burleson County Mit Bush Accurso Bryan Bush Tony Bush Brazos County Grand Jury Lon Baker Brazos Burleson Clint Lewis Oak McKenzie M. L. Harris J. T. McGee McCullough-Dansby Undertaking Establishment St. Anthony's Catholic Church

Giant Onions Raised by Brazos Co Farmer

J H Dowling of Brazos County brought three red Bermuda onions to the Eagle office weighing three and five-eighths pounds. He claims a yield of 600 to 700 pounds from less than a quarter acre, priced at two cents a pound, with hundreds of pounds of two sized onions ready for market from last autumn seed.

J. H. Dowling College Station Eagle Office Mr Dowling Mr. Dowling

Free Farmers Auction Planned for Trade Day July 22

Plans announced for a free farmers auction on Trade Day July 22 chaired by E. E. Yeager of the Bryan and Brazos County Chamber of Commerce Trade Extension committee. Col. Byron Kelly of Honey Grove will run the auction with no commissions, allowing farmers to sell equipment livestock and movable property at full net proceeds. The committee also targets two goodwill tours through the Bryan trade area on July 9 and July 16 with large business delegations and spouses expected.

E. E. Yeager Bryan and Brazos County Trade Extension Committee Bryan Trade Area

Baptist Pastor and Wife Plan European Tour

Rev. and Mrs. R. L. Brown of College will sail from New York on July 16 with a Baptist youth group to attend the Baptist Young People's Conference in Prague, Czechoslovakia, July 31 to August 3. Mrs. Brown's sister Miss Cleo Mitchell joins en route. Rev. Brown is invited to speak. The trip includes Liverpool transit and a European itinerary to foster goodwill among Christian youth before returning in late August.

R. L. Brown New York Young People’s Baptist Church America Canada Prague Czecho- Slovakia Brown Cleo Mitchell Woman's College, University of North Carolina S. S. Tuscania Liverpool England

Women of Bryan Elect Baylor Alumni Officers

Mrs Olive Chaffee Boggs of Dallas was re elected president of the Baylor College Alumnae Association at alumnae meetings. Lois Pipkin McSwain of Bryan becomes secretary, with Elizabeth Van Tuyl’s successor Miss Grace Allen and other sectional vice presidents named. The gathering honored Elli Moore Townsend for 50 years of service.

Belton Olive Chaffee Boggs Dallas Baylor College Lon V. Smith Floydada Grace Allen Denton Elizabeth Phillips Tyler Lucille Wooten Lister Houston Stella Mae Lanham Midland Velma Black Ellis San Benito Nellie Rushing Mississippi Elli Moore Townsend

Brenham Visitors Spend Day in Brysn

Abram Newton N G Harris George Trant and Mr and Mrs M M Harris and children all of Brenham were in Brysn for the day.

Abram Newton N. G. Harris George Trant M. M. Harris Brenham Brysn

Injunction Hearing Hovers Over Highway 6 Route Change

A hearing on an injunction against changing the Highway 6 route from Bryan to Navasota was scheduled for Saturday before District Judge W C Davin. The case involves 461 plaintiffs, some using names without authority, and questions the use of $500000 allocated in 1929 for the new route. The hearing may extend beyond the May term.

Bryan Navasota Tr Wellborn State Bay Commission W. W. van Mercedes C. C. Todd Walter Smith War Templeman S. J. Emory Navasota Knox Williams Millican Highway Department Brazos County Commissioners Court W. C. Davin Davis B. B. Leigh State Highway Commission James V Stanford, Jr T. & Pher Christopher Ware F. L. Henderson

Young pistol toter found guilty in Brazos County court

Frank Wiletts was found guilty of carrying a pistol and fined $100 plus costs by a Brazos County district court jury. This afternoon T. M. Arnold’s trial for theft by ballee was called.

Frank Wiletts Brazos County T. M. Arnold Ballee

Angua and Two Song in Bryan Bus Session Pending

D Angua and two others from Steele's Store face pending action in Bryan on a bus session today.

D. Angua J. G and Tony Steele’s Bryan

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J.C. Penney CO Penney Ensermbles Gee Set Vwwizsard Pinkney Graham City Rock Prairie J. J. Kendrick Meredith Amarillo Ike Kendrick State College of Medicine Galveston Kate White Louis H. White West 23Rd Street Mr. White Chas. FE. Griesser Sam Trant Southern Methodist University W. P. Trant Dr. G. Walker Jr Miami Fla Jnc. F. Ettle Mr. Walker Tabor R. M. Dansby Jack Doane Southwestern University George‘town R. M. Dansby,Jr Baptist General Convention John Hensarling Martha Rivers Allen W. T. Burns Ella Elliott Willis Reynolds Messrs J. L Lynn Sample Brazos Bridge Henry S. Locke R. C. Franks Sheppard Bryan Men Brazos CO Col Byron Kelly BIG Free Farmers Baylor District Court of Brazos Co Home Mattress CO Oak Grove Ave
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